The La-La-Lady Fau-Fau-Fauconbreech? I r-r-run, sir! GLO.

The La- the La-La-Lady Fauplague on't; G-Gloster Will go ne-near to st-stab me so for forgetting My errand, he is such a ma-ma-mad lord, the La-Lady Fau-Fau-Fau SKINK.

I'll te-te-tell your la-la-lady, or I would to G-God we were ha-hang'd else, as my fa-father should have been. ROB.

La-la-law, ma-madam.

why, I r-run to my La-Lady Fa-Fauconbridge, to te-te-tell her Sk-Skink and Gl-Gloster is taken, and are g-g-gone to the c-c-court with L-Lord Leicester and L-Lord La-La-Lancaster.

" Tra-la-la!

Can't you mouth-organ 'em the Mar-shall-aise?" Snapper promptly produced his instrument and mouth-organed the opening bars, and the Towers joined in and sang the tune with vociferous "la-la-las."

Nobody knew the words, I least of any; so we la-la-la'd through it, and when we parted for luncheon, we went down the crooked stairway arm in arm, still giving forth snatches of "Le Bon Roi Pomaré" in honor of our host: Mais, s'il aimait tant les plaisirs, Les chants joyeux, la vie en rose, Le plus ardent de ses désirs, Pour

And to be fair to all races, one has only to listen to an American assemblage singing "The Starspangled Banner" to learn that after the first few lines most patriots decline into "ah-ah-la-la-ha-la-ah-la-la.

And to be fair to all races, one has only to listen to an American assemblage singing "The Starspangled Banner" to learn that after the first few lines most patriots decline into "ah-ah-la-la-ha-la-ah-la-la.

The airs were as wild as they were melodious; here a rippling torrent of ra, ra, ra-ra-ra, and la, la, la-la-la breaking in on the sustained verses of the leaders; falsetto notes, high and strident, savage and shrilling, piercing the thrumming diapason of the men; long, droning tones like bagpipes, bubbling sounds like water flowing; and all in perfect time.

The airs were as wild as they were melodious; here a rippling torrent of ra, ra, ra-ra-ra, and la, la, la-la-la breaking in on the sustained verses of the leaders; falsetto notes, high and strident, savage and shrilling, piercing the thrumming diapason of the men; long, droning tones like bagpipes, bubbling sounds like water flowing; and all in perfect time.

] Tra-la-la, Tra-la-la.

] Tra-la-la, Tra-la-la.

Tra-la-la.

La-la man in Music Land.

La-la man in Music Land.

The OO-la-la hat, by Gracia Stayton, pseud.

La-la man in Music Land.

La-la man in Music Land.

SEE Harbour, J. L. The OO-la-la hat.

ohaye!" came from the wounded, and the dancers answered, "Tra-la-la-la!

ohaye!" came from the wounded, and the dancers answered, "Tra-la-la-la!

Tra-la-la-la,'" The golden screens were drawn forward, the lights were up again, and the whole theatre was stirring like a coloured paper ant heap.

La-la-la-la. ISAAC.