And like the deer He sped to find if foemen had come near Fierce, swarthy hillmen, waiting at the fords For combat eager, or red Viking hordes From out the Northern isles ...

The 2/3rd Gurkhas seized a welcomed opportunity, and as the light was failing the shrill, sharp notes of these gallant hillmen and the deep-throated roar of the 1/5th Somersets told that a weighty bayonet charge had got home, and that the keys of the enemy position had been won.

And on the opposite fringes of the Arabic-speaking area there are fragments of population whose language is Semitic but pre-Arabicthe Jacobite Christians of the Tor-Abdin, and the Nestorians of the Upper Zab, who once, under the Caliphs, were the industrious Christian peasantry of Mesopotamia, but now are shepherds and hillmen among the Kurds.

He is watching the non-co-operation movement from the Kotgarh hills where he is living in isolation from the India of the plains and serving the hillmen.

" These hillmen have an extraordinarily exaggerated idea of cavalry.

Over the frontier line, the villages are called Pahareeas, signifying mountaineers or hillmen, from Pahar, a mountain.

It was one of the strangest adventures of their lives and neither one of them could hit on any explanation of the hillmen's conduct.

And as he laughed his hands swelled up to the size of pillows, and he thought that he was dressed in a loose garment spotted all over with great spots, and that he was standing on a stage before these grave, silent hillmen.

He said he bought a pair of butter-knives for his clerk Hillman, hearing that he was to be married, and got them marked.

A good substantial present he thought it was,cost only seven dollars for a good article, and couldn't fail to be useful to Hillman.

Wish you joy, Hillman!

and all marked Marcia Ann Hillman, from A.B., from C.D., and so on!" Laura laughed, and said she hoped my friends would all be as considerate as Aunt Allen, or else consult her.

But the hillmen were backing the Bear.

When, having got rid of the old army, Mahmud imposed service on all his Moslem subjects, in theory, but in effect only on the Osmanlis (not the Arabs, Kurds, or other half assimilated nomads and hillmen), it meant more than a similar measure would have meant in a Christian empire.

Roosevelt as the poets saw him; Charles Hanson Towne and Clara Thackeray Hillman, editors.

HILLMAN, CATHERINE D. The guiding light on the great highway.

STREETER, BURNETT HILLMAN.

SEE Streeter, Burnett Hillman.

SEE Hilliard A. R. HILLMAN, RALPH A. Selmer band instrument repairing manual.

SEE Streeter, Burnett Hillman.

SEE Streeter, Burnett Hillman.

SEE Streeter, Burnett Hillman.

SEE Hilliard A. R. HILLMAN, RALPH A. Selmer band instrument repairing manual.

If he did win, he would have to face alone the screaming, infuriated hillmen, whose knives were always ready to draw.

ROHILLAS (i. e. hillmen), a tribe of Afghans who settled in a district N. of Oudh, called Rohilkhand after them, and rose to power in the 18th century, till their strength was broken by the British in 1774.