"An' dar's good ole Aun' Patty, who knows more Scripter dan ennybuddy h'yar, havin' been teached by de little gals from Kunnel Jasper's an' by dere mudders afore 'em.

Perfumes bathe him not, new-born; Persian mantles not adorn; Nor do the rich roofs look bright With the jasper's orient light.

Jasper's deserted cabin lay back from it a few hundred yards, but Tom had not any data to tell him when he ought to leave the creek.

"We go Jasper's cabinyour father, red soldier, American trader, Onistah.

Jasper's gettin' in a hurry.

He laid the whip on Jasper's back energetically, and they went swiftly to the head of the plane.

Except the occasional quick stamping of Jasper's feet, there was no sound, and Ralph sat for a long time immersed in thought.

On the other side of the opening he heard a hoarse sound of distress, then a scrambling noise, and then Jasper's nose was pushed through against his hand.

And Jasper's wife actually proposed that I should marry her sister.

Jasper's words came slowly and with a drawn exactness.

" "Yes, I'll give 'em you down your throat, if you come a ketchin' hold of me," says the small boy, shaking himself loose from Jasper's touch, and backing.

"Well, Nelly," said Marian, drawing her chair close to Miss McQuinch, and speaking in a low voice, "what do you think of Jasper's workman?" "Not much," replied Elinor, shrugging her shoulders.

She peeped out at it, and saw that is was laden with packages of irregular shape, which, judging by some strange-looking metal rods that projected through the covering, she took to be apparatus for Lord Jasper's laboratory.

"I can sympathize with Jasper's feeling, I trust.

But it is Jasper's fault.

It is very hard on us, for we are altogether in Jasper's hands for such matters.

" "I am glad he is going," said Constance, "for Jasper's sake.

Yet she ought to know; for he was Jasper's laboratory servantat

The Countess disapproves of Jasper's scientific pursuits, and sets her face against all who encourage him in them.

The history of the Carver family was Uncle Jasper's pet hobby, and he has it all printed up in books which you may see in the library.

"Hercules was Uncle Jasper's coachman all his life and grew old and white-haired in his service.

There is a story about her in Uncle Jasper's history of the Carver family, how she saved her lover from the Indians.

She was evidently a person, if not of high birth, of refined manners and cultivated mind; and I soon ceased to wonder at warm-hearted old Sir Jasper's enthusiasm in her cause.

As soon as he was seated, I handed him Sir Jasper's letter.

Sir Jasper's voice sounding high above all the rest.