But one night as she passed them, as proud and haughty looking as ever, old Sanders grunted scornfully, and M'Gee felt that he was growing very red.

" "H-m!" grunted Nash without apparent interest.

"Hello!" called Calamity Ben. "Humph!" grunted Lawlor.

"Eh?" grunted the Swede.

"'Oh, will you?' grunted the other.

"Big-boss-chief take all good scalp," Thunder-snorer, the Indian, grunted.

One of her legs was quite crooked, from her having sat with them crossed; she grunted like a hog; and her actions were "brutishly unseemly in human dress."

"It is five times the incentive and more than I had when I started out," grunted his host.

" Harrison Cressy grunted.

" "He is the kind we need right everywhere," grunted Mr. Cressy.

Daddy darling merely grunted.

Moreover when he woke the next morning at an unconscionably late hour he turned over, looked at the clock, grunted and grinned sleepily and lapsed off again into blissful oblivion, thereby cutting all his morning classes and generally submerging himself in the unregenerate ways of his graceless sophomoric year.

Judith was fired contagiously with the spirit about her, set her teeth, thrust out her elbows, shoved, pushed, grunted, fought, all with a fresh zest in the performance which gave her an immense advantage over the fatigued city-dwellers, who assaulted their fellow-citizens with only a preoccupied desire for an approach to a breathing space, and, that attained, subsided into lurching, strap-hanging quiescence.

he grunted; and that, in plain U.S. American, means "Beat it!" I had no objection.

'I didn't enlist as a blooming navvy,' grunted Roy Horan, who had stuck by Ken and Dave.

' Roy grunted.

" Whitney grunted, the frown of his brows and the smile on his sardonic mouth contradicting each other.

"Optimistic hell!" grunted Bill.

"Well, you got here," he grunted, with the brevity of utter misery.

Got the toothache?" Dade straightened himself automatically after the slap on the back that was like a cuff from a she-bear, and grunted an uncivil sentence.

How do you make out it's only twenty miles?" "Nearer thirty" corrected Dade, and Bill grunted and went on with the story of his misfortunes.

The proprietor, his fat, oily face in his hands and his elbows on the bar, grunted monosyllables, occasionally nodding as the Americano forced his acknowledgment of a highly obvious platitude.

Then, looking at Coronado, they grunted, nodded, and sat in silence, waiting for his terms.

"Yes, we know," grunted the chief.

"Ho!" grunted Wung Lu, "O ho!"