All the while, from all about the Leader's owner, and out of every corner of the crowded room, had come a spirited punctuation of Kurilla's speechnods and grunts.

" The remittance men applauded this oratory, and incidentally attacked the eatables with evident determination to obey their leader's injunction.

All those arrayed on his side they held in the light of enemies, and took possession of their property as they did of the leader's.

We reached very soon the end of the gallery, and then the procession turned and passed suddenly into another chamber, apparently narrow, but so faintly lighted by the lamp in our leader's hands that its dimensions were matter of mere conjecture.

So I watch and they pass up the sheep one by one and as I go down the road I hear the leader's thick voice, "Stiddy, stiddy," and the response of the other, "That's the idee."

To those who know the experiences that awaited the expedition, it is pathetic to read of the leader's soaring hopes, as delusive as the desert mirage itself.

The platoon leader's subsequent commands or signals are repeated and enforced by the squad leader.

His banner-bearer could not see his leader's cap so left, and jumped off his horse to rescue it.

Two of the men made a snatch at the reins, but they were too late, and turned to the mule-drivers, who were following their leader's example and trying to escape amongst the trees, leaving the mules huddled together, squealing and kicking in their fright.

" THE BULLFROG SERENADE, "With the big green-coated leader's double-bass.

The pack surged around his body, struck at it once or twice, then stood growling as if waiting for their leader's command.

To my thinkin' these pleasure colernies is bad things; they settles as senseless as a swarm of bees, just because their leader's lit there first; and when they've buzzed themselves out and moved on, like as not some sillies as has come gapin' too close is bit fatal or poisoned for life.

And since Lepidus had great power and caused him considerable fear, he gave his daughter in marriage to this leader's son and made arrangements to have the latter appointed high priest, so as to prevent any meddling with enterprises which he had on foot.

RINDEN, GERTRUDE J. Leader's guide for use with All aboard for adventure.

Book 1, leader's book, prepared by Osbourne McConathy, Russell V. Morgan and Harry F. Clark.

BALL, ELSIE. Friends at work; leader's manual.

RINDEN, GERTRUDE J. Leader's guide for use with All aboard for adventure.

At present it honours them chiefly in the breach, and in its Leader's view it would do well to imitate the more orderly procedure of another place, even to the adoption of "starred questions" and the abandonment of the practice by which any noble Lord, by the simple process of addressing an inquiry to a Minister, can initiate a full-dress debate.

It is small wonder that the rough frontier people, whose wives and little ones, friends and neighbors, were in such manner rescued by Nolichucky Jack, should have looked with leniency on their darling leader's shortcomings, even when these shortcomings took the form of failure to prevent or punish the massacre of friendly Indians.

" Bayard, who marched first, found the archers on guard in front of the Italian leader's quarters.

And just here Spinrobin, a little beyond himself with excitement probably, pattered across the room to his giant leader's side and peered up into his visage.

They gave it the same instantas musicians strike the same note at their leader's signal.

At a range of ten yards he planted a bullet squarely in the leader's forehead, his own horse falling at the same instant.

290 They, in the dark confusion of a fight, Discover all, instruct us how to write; And light and honour to brave actions yield, Hid in the smoke and tumult of the field, Ages to come shall know that leader's toil, And his great name, on whom the Muses smile; Their dictates here let thy famed pencil trace, And this relation with thy colours grace.

" The Leader's genial air relaxed.