Here's to m' first wife, darlingshe only wore one hat, God bless her.

Ein jeglicher Tag hat an seinen eigenen Forderungen genug.

BARRIE, JAMES M. The greenwood hat; being a memoir of James Anon, 1885-1887.

The case of the green felt hat.

This hat he keeps for the purpose.

He was dressed in ordinary clothes, with a bowler hat, only no waistcoat, and a great leather belt round his waist.

And then he put his head back and pulled his hat over his eyes.

And if you could see Tom in his flannel shirt and his shabbiest old grey suit, and a felt slouch hat, you could not tell him from one of these lovely miners.

He looked extremely attractive with that felt hat slouched over his eyes.

In a grey flannel suit and a slouchy felt hat, looking just like a lovely miner.

Then Unc' Billy would take off his hat and make a sweeping bow just as if the one he was talking to was facing instead of back to him, and he would say: "Ah begs yo' pardon, 'deed Ah do, Fo' all the trouble Ah've caused yo', And hopes that Ah may sho'ly choke If it was meant fo' more'n a joke.

One Sunday, about noon, they went to find a hat which they had lost the day before at the spot where they had been working, three quarters of a mile from the house.

Having found the hat they sat down by the roadside to crack nuts, and were surprised by two Indians; they were not harmed, but were forced to go with their captors, who kept travelling slowly through the woods on the outskirts of the settlements, looking for horses.

Not very far away they struck a path which they recognized, and the elder hung up his hat, that they might find the scene of their feat when they came back.

He wore a pair of blue overalls, a blue woolen shirt and the same little narrow rimmed hat he had worn so long.

"Them are the performers," said one boy to another "Wonder what that feller with the big hat does?" observed a second.

He wore an old hat set well back on a bald head, and his cravat was tied on one side in hangman's fashion.

On being elected, the new head of the brotherhood assumed the title of the Green Wolf, and donned a peculiar costume consisting of a long green mantle and a very tall green hat of a conical shape and without a brim.

Isene, my mare, had already scented the distant stables, and was pricking forward her beautiful ears as I unslung my broad hat of plaited palmetto and placed it on my head, the better to salute my hosts when I should ride to their threshold in the Spanish fashion we followed at home.

"One li'l gole vine a-crawlin' on de cuffs, nuvver li'l gole vine a-creepin' up de wes'coat, gole buckles on de houn'-tongueWhar de hat?

Hat done loose hisse'f!

Ef he ain't, how come dishyere gole lace on de hat?" "Come, Cato," I remonstrated, "am I dressing for a ball at Augustine, that you stand there pulling my finery about to choose and pick?

Under one arm he bore his gold-edged hat, and as he strolled forward, peering coolly about him through his quizzing glass, I thought I had never seen such graceful assurance, nor such insolently handsome eyes, marred by the faint shadows of dissipation.

With a quick movement he raised his hand and removed his officer's hat, and I saw on his gauntlets of fine doeskin the Ormond arms, heavily embroidered.

And they made a sparkling bevy as they fluttered up the staircase to their cloak-room, while Sir John entered the drawing-room, followed by the other gentlemen, and stood in careless conversation with the patroon, while old Cato disembarrassed him of cloak and hat.