In a few minutes the boys came back with a tall, fine-looking native, about sixty years old, walking lame, and leaning on a stick.

At Limehouse I found he had had his head and wrist attended to at a local medico's, and a big nigger in a fright, with a long black coat, a broken head, and a lame hand, is not so difficult to find in a small area.

There stands the tomb of the lame Timour the Conqueror.

" "And he was lame!" said Madame Caterna.

"He was old, I have heard, and as lame as some of his verses.

With a globe beside her, she was endeavouring to teach geography to the lame Due du Maine and the mischievous little Comte de Toulouse, who had enough of their father's disposition to make them averse to learning, and of their mother's to cause them to hate any discipline or restraint.

I am a little lame in law matters.

"If the Advisory Board doesn't send us something pretty solid, I'm going into this thing lame," said Kent, dubiously.

If another is lame, I follow him, or, worse than that, go before him, limping.

that lame one?" "Oh, he a'n't lame!it's nothing but the cramps from stowing.

It is extraordinary to realise that this poor, lame, half-clad animal has lived for a whole month by himself.

It were an easy matter to produce some thousands of his verses, which are lame for want of half a foot, and sometimes a whole one, and which no pronunciation can make otherwise.

"The dumb shall sing, the lame his crutch forego, And leap exulting, like the bounding roe."Pope.

VERONIKA, the sad young wife of KURT, watches from the house steps, left, keeping her little lame boy, Jan, close beside her.

JAN, the little lame boy on the steps, reaches his arms out suddenly and gives a cry of delight.

He's lame! PIPER 'T is all of us are lame!

He's lame! PIPER 'T is all of us are lame!

One nurses a lame knee; one, evidently dumb, talks in signs to the others; one is munching bread and cheese out of a wallet.

Where is my Jan? Jan,Jan,the little lame one!

What, that lame boy of hers? PIPER Where is the wife of Kurt? PETER the Cobbler AND OTHERS Veronika?

Unfortunately, I was suffering from a lame foot, and could not reach the bell as quickly as I wished.

The little lame prince, by Miss Mulock and The water babies, by Charles Kingsley.

The little lame prince.

The little lame prince.

The little lame prince.