With such a crazy Statesman as you be, them 'ere little Alabarmy claims would have been squared up long ago, or else, if this court knows herself intimately, the British lion would have been sent off howlin', with a tin kittle tide to his cordil appendage.

And when a rest I am inclined to Who'll boil the cow and dig the kittles And milk the stockings, darn the wittles?

We was jest in the midst of bilin' cider, with one biler on the stove and the biggest brass kittle full in the fireplace, when in comes boltin' Miss Jaynes, dressed up as fine as a fiddle.

''What is it now?' says your ma, lookin' out of one eye at the brass kittle, and speakin' more impatient than I ever heard her speak to a minister's wife before.

Be 't whisky-gill or penny-wheep, Or onie stronger potion, It never fails, on drinkin deep, To kittle up our notion, By night or day.

Kittle, tickle.

Then if he'd begin to hem and haw and try to put it off with one thing or another, why, just hint in a roundabout wayperfectly genteel, you understandthat there'd be doings with a kittle of tar and feathers that same night at eight-thirty sharp, rain or shine, with a free ride right afterward to the town line and mebbe a bit beyond, without no cushions.

Well, my wife hurried home, put on her molasses, made her candy, cooled it and worked it, and took some over to treat Mis' Harmon, who was jest gittin' her kittle out from under the sink!"

* THE TIN PEDDLER Jason White has come ter town Drivin' his tin peddler's cart, Pans a-bangin' up an' down Like they'd tear theirselves apart; Kittles rattlin' underneath, Coal-hods scrapin' out a song, Makes a feller grit his teeth When old Jason comes along.

"Kittle's b'ilin'

The wretched Moussa Isa's carcase was now superfluousnay dangerous, and must be disposed of at once, for Europeans are most kittle cattle.

I ricollect they had a big old kittle and she'd cook that full of somethin'.

Kittle's Penmanship; retrace build worksheets.

By Ruth Kittle.

Kittle's Penmanship; retrace build worksheets, manuscript book 2.

Kittle's Penmanship; retrace build worksheets.

Ruth Kittle (A); 19Feb75; R597965.

Kittle's Penmanship; retrace build worksheets.

By Ruth Kittle.

By Ruth Kittle.

Ruth Kittle (A); 19Feb75; R597969.

I would come down the branch of a morning and beg her to let me milk the cow and feed the property and red up the house and the like, but she would refuse in anger, and stumble round over chairs and table and bean-pot and wash-kittle, and maintain all spring and summer her sight were as good as ever.

I hav 2 kittles, a skilit and a duzzen cans in the spring every nite wich is awl it wil hold and days i trys out the silver frum them wich have caked on nites.

i hav to ten the kittles now so no mor frum jim.

" On another occasion one of the Stokes' slaves ran away and he sent Steven Kittles, known as the "dog man," to catch the escape.