I got so used to bein' kicked down stairs, that evry time a man come in the door, I would place my back towards him and sing out: "Kick away, my friend, I'm in the Editorial biziness to-dayto-morrow I go hentsthere's rather too much exsitement runnin' a noosepaper, and I shall resine this evenin.

He replied, "If I act in a straightforward way in serving men, whither in these days should I go, where I should not be thrice dismissed?

I go to the Protestants, full of desires to right the worldand they begin to talk of the next life, and give up this as lost!'

"Do you want anything before I go out, father?"

I will tell you, moreover, that I had then given me a roll sealed, to comfort me by reading as I go in the way; I was also bid to give it in at the celestial gate, in token of my certain going in after it; all which things I doubt you want, and want them because you came not in at the gate.

When I go out to my breakfast the sun is streaming in on the flowers and Anton's face.

Then, turning to her children, she said: "I am going to bring Mamita; and presently, when I go away to be alone with papa a little while, I want you to do everything to make the evening pleasant for Mamita.

At half-past six I go almost every day to my aunts, except when I go out walking.

"Will you come down, Redbud, if I go?"

"Leave me alone," he said in an altered voice, "and do not return until I go out again.

I go out in the moonless shade; Ah, kind!

Yea, all my being I would lift, An offering of me; Then only truly mine the gift, When so received by Thee; Then shall I go, rejoicing, swift, Through thine Eternity.

I must go or die; and whether I go or die, I must be alone.

" "Kiss meden I go!" said he, stepping toward her.

'You know nothing of your own house, so before I go I intend to show you all over it.

Shall I go and tell him that you won't come down because you think he is angry with you?' Ten minutes passed, and no answer could be obtained from Emilyonly passionate and illusive refusals, denials, prayer to be left alone; and these mingled with irritating suggestions that Julia had better go at once, that Hubert might be waiting for her.

"Certainly, while I go to sleep and dream what a jolly thing it is to have you here."

But now farewell: I am going a long way With these thou seestif indeed I go (For all my mind is clouded with a doubt) To the island-valley of Avilion; Where falls not hail, or rain, or any snow, Nor ever wind blows loudly; but it lies Deep-meadow'd, happy, fair with orchard-lawns, And bowery hollows crowned with summer sea, Where I will heal me of my grievous wound.

Come with me, Fred, else I can't see you till theatre's outif I go there with herand

So I go up to them and I sez to Rathbone: "'Looka here, Rathbone.

May I go and see Polly?" "Not now," said the widow, "give her time to find her own way.

Shall I go and fetch you a roll?" "Just as you like.

"May I go, too?" called the young man, and he leaped lightly over the hedge.

Eleven o'clock strikes, I go to sleep.

" "Truebut suppose I go in here to look for it?"