"Am I?" "M-hm! Thinkin' 'bout home sweet home?" "N-nonot just then.

'Hm,' he said, 'cloven-footed; graminivorous; needn't be afraid of you;' and he went to sleep again.

"Like a starved cat." "Hm-m-m

"Hm. I don't know if you could find time one of these days to lend a hand with that sawmill?" Inger thought for a moment.

"Hm," she said.

" "Hm! I dont feel very forbearing.

Hm! Would you like your coffee out here?"

" "Hm! Well, has she come back with you?" "No." "Do you mean that youve thrown her over?" "I have said nothing of the kind.

"] "Hm!" reflected Coquenil.

'Hm, yes, I suppose I shall have to do that.

"Hm," he said, and relapsed into silence.

Flight is confession, Philidor." "Hm," said Markham.

"Hm, Hm!" commented the listener, "very few whom I know.

"Hm, Hm!" commented the listener, "very few whom I know.

" "For the Royal Society?" "Yes." "Hm," said.

"Hm. ButHere's the point.

" "Hm! Does he write entertaining letters?"

Hm! Dam foolish, I call it, don't you? MANSON.

Hm! I am one of the directors.

Hm! [He blows down the ear-trumpet, and afterwards wipes it very carefully with his handkerchief.

" "Hm! 'tis passing strange, and passing sad," said the attorney, with real sympathy now, for there was a pathetic note of acute sorrow in Mistress de Chavasse's voice, "but at the time ...

"Hm! a libretto!" answered Lemm.

" "Hm! Well, then, give me your word that you are going to behave like an honorable man.

"Hm! A sliver from that broken shield must have cut me," said he, and dismissed it wholly from his mind.

" "Hm!" grunted the fellow, very sullenly I thought.