He was the first that walled or made cities; dreading them that he hurted, for surety he brought his people into the towns.

The night following, him thought a man wrestled with him all that night till the morning, and when he saw he might not overcome him, he hurted the sinew of his thigh that he halted thereof, and said to him: Let me go and leave me, for it is in the morning.

At the Isle of Melita a serpent bit his hand, and hurted him not, and he threw it into the fire.

Has somebody hurted your feelings?" "No, no," answered Jane, brokenly; "nobody in particular.

Most like he's a-watchin' the fire an' doesn't know his Uncle Billy's hurted.

It isn't a joke to be hurted so!

"Is th' gal hurted?

Be you hurted, Miss?" Pale and trembling, Amy arose.

Grim and I may curse all good faces, And not hurt our own.

LITTLE PUSSY I like little Pussy, Her coat is so warm, And if I don't hurt her She'll do me no harm;

" An' with that little Tommy Deems, why, he commenced to cry, an' 'stid o' punishin' him for bein' sech a cry-baby, what did the teacher do but give Sonny another check, for castin' slurs on Tommy's animals, an' gettin' Tommy's feelin's hurted!

Most of his pets is things he's got by their bein' hurted some way.

When a hurted critter gits good an' strong he gen'ally turns it loose ag'in; but ef it stays puny, why he reg'lar 'dopts it an' names it Jones.

The bird it got well, and Sonny turned him loose after a few days; but that cat was hurted fatal.

Ef Sonny had 'a' fell an' hurted hisself, though, in that chimbly, I'd 'a' helt that teacher responsible, shore.

but he fetches in some hurted critter an' works with it.

They might git his little feelin's hurted, an' 't wouldn't do no good, though some few has been made to his face by one or two smarty, ill-raised boys.

I cannot bear to be hurted any more.

"Who hurted 'em?" asked Fly, looking rather sheepish.

"I have been found guilty of killing cats I never hurted.

" "Are you hurted?" demanded the whitish man, who held him fast, and repeated the question in Irish; but the child only kept blubbering and crying for mercy, with his hands clasped, and trying to drop on his knees.

"Just a trifle hurted, my lady!" "Bring him up here.

This hurted my feeling very much.

There's one man shot in the kitchen, but nobody got hurted up stairs.

'Oh, lassie, ha'e ye hurted yersel'?' Christina choked, recovered herself and cried: 'I've sold a blighter a sixpenny notebook for threepence, an' I'll never get over it as long as I live.