Hear how I served my lass I love as weel As ye do Jenny and with heart as leel.

Dear Roger, if your Jenny geck, And answer kindness with a slight, Seem unconcerned at her neglect; For women in a man delight, But them despise who're soon defeat

I'll show you my brown Leghorn, Jenny, that lay eggs enough in a year to pay for the newspapers I take to keep myself posted in poultry matters.

One can never watch a circle of children going through the vulgar inanities of "Jenny O'Jones," "Say, daughter, will you get up?"

" "Well, Miss Jenny, I b'lieve you're 'bout half-right, my head does feel funny.

At first Madam Conway had hoped that Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, senior, together with their daughter Jenny, would be present, and she had accordingly requested George to invite them, feeling greatly disappointed when she learned that they could not come.

"Brother George calls me Jenny, because he thinks Betsy so old-fashioned.

Translated for the Scientific American Supplement by Jenny H. Beach, from Neue Illustrirte Zeitung.

Lady Babyon, Midsummer men, Creeping Jenny, Third person singular.

An Apartment for Jenny.

Jenny and the King of Smithia.

Jenny Villiers: a story of the theater.

Jenny's first party, Written & illustrated by Esther Averill.

Woman in flight; translated by Jenny Covan.

A job for Jenny, by Faith Baldwin.

I also told you that these birds were a kind of overgrown Wren; and before we call upon Mrs. Jenny Wren, I want to tell you about a bigger relative of hers that Olive and I knew when we were in the Rocky Mountains.

"So you see, children, this miner knew a Rock Wrendo you know a Jenny Wren?

A Ground Gleaner THE HOUSE WREN "We all know Jenny Wren!" cried the children.

"And Jenny does most of the work; if the can is very large she fills it full of sticks until there is only a cosy little corner left for the nest, for she is a very neat bird," said the Doctor, when he could be heard.

Johnny and Jenny make a great fuss, but they are really very fond of each other and make the very best of citizens, eating no fruits and being officers in the guilds of Ground Gleaners and Tree Trappers.

" "Look!" said Dodo, "Jenny is scolding and dancing about, and Johnny is singing away again.

"And I don't care to talk, And I daren't take a walk, For Jenny's such a jealous, j-e-a-l-o-u-s She!

"Jenny (keeping time with her head): I'm thrifty Jenny Wren.

"Jenny (keeping time with her head): I'm thrifty Jenny Wren.

For generals "Jenny" would be better than "Gertrude"; and for scullery-maids "Scully."