Those among whom she had been bred, laconically called the colour red; but in fact it was only too deep a gold to be quite yellow.

"Room for another boarder?" he asked laconically.

"On account of poisoning," returned the fiend laconically.

"We are out of it," said Dick laconically to his brothers.

" "And if you don't persuade society you go to the chair," remarked Mr. Tutt laconically.

"What was the fight about, Thompson?" "Cards," said Thompson, laconically, switching his eyes briefly to Mr. Saltoun's face.

"Moccasin Spring," Chuck replied, laconically.

The maiden who was holding it blushed, and laconically breathed out the words, "Three months."

Sullen with rage the corporal motioned toward the string of prisoners and laconically ordered, "Fire!"

"Change," said Jack Nugent, laconically, as the smile left his face.

Mondays and Thursdays," he said, laconically.

Abel answered, as laconically as the hero of Lake Erie in his famous dispatch.

Evidently it was well known where "the daungerust place in England" was to be found, for the story laconically says "So he went to Norham."

" "It is necessary that we use great precaution for, as you know" "I wait your orders," laconically repeated the other.

"Yesand it's on Rasula," said the other laconically.

"Antelope," he explained laconically; but when likewise he overhauled the revolver hanging at his hip, Margaret was not deceived.

"We're here," he announced laconically.

"Wake up," he called laconically.

"That creature is here," he said laconically.

"We are going to Brest," said Ferragut laconically, "It's the last trip.

He shook his round head energetically and said laconically: "No, my captain.

"To Jerusalem," I answered laconically.

"Not in season," answered Rob laconically.

"She's lost steerage way!" "Motor's gone dead," howled back Merritt laconically.

"It was an accident, Mrs. Bridger," he said laconically, and went out hastily, leaving her standing there staring after him.