Gee, can't a feller walk?" "Put your books on the hat-rack.

" "I'll put your things on the hat-rack and you can get warm while I tell Deborah to put your dinner on the table.

No plush rockers of the newest patent; no chenille curtains; no art chromos; no hat-racks, not even an imitation bronze mantle clock guarded by its mailed warrior.

"The palm makes an excellent hat-rack," said Scott, slinging his revolver and his water-bottle over the little upward-pointing pegs which bristle from the trunk.

THE BLACKBIRD No, old chapbut the stag, you see, is just another kind of a hat-rack!

A mournful half-light fell through a little stained-glass vestibule into a hat-racked hall, on the walls of which hung several pictures of those great steamships known as "Atlantic liners" in big gilt framespictures of a significance presently to be noted.

You'll find the box on the hat-rack in the hall.

I passed into a narrow hall, with an empty hat-rack, and so into the surgery.

"Well, Claire, I see I can't be of much help," she announced as she powdered her nose before the shabby hat-rack mirror and drew on her gloves....

" "I am not alluding to his morals, but to his appearance," said Albert Edward; "I've seen better-looking hat-racks.

When we entered, he stopped before the hat-rack, and told me "just to walk into the parlor;his daughter might be there."

A bamboo cane was dropped loudly into the holder of the hat-rack; a soft hat was thrown down carelessly somewhereit sounded like a wet mop flung into a corner; and there entered a young man straight, slender, keen-faced, with red hair, a freckled skin, large thin red ears, and a strong red mouth.