Yet I count that Peter Sitz, if they haven't killed him already, has a bigger show of livin' a spell longer than he had last night.

"Because it stands to reason that Thayendanega's beauties have taken more than one prisoner, an' will have a better supply of livin' material for the stake than before.

"They're comin' airly," said John Watson, slowly, as he shook down the bag of seed wheat that he had just filled; "but I guess they are the best judge of whether they can make a livin' outside any longer.

Yes, seh, sh' ain't doin' nothin' but livin' on huh secon' cousin an' he ain' got nothin'an'

No, seha-livin' on Cunnel Looshe Peavey.

He were bos'n on Cap'n Wegg's schooner the 'Lively Kate,' an' I were livin' with Miss Mary, as come to be Mrs. Wegg arterward.

"I seen Cap'n Wegg livin' without workin', fer he never lifted a hand to do even a chore.

"An' livin' alone puts notions o' love and tenderness into my head that never comed thar when Maw was alive an' kickin'.

O! Then up comes Dr. Keg, An' says, Here's a livin' leg I'll sew upon the stump if I am able

It isn't two years,said the young man John,since that fat fellah was exhibitin' here as the Livin' Skeleton.

FALVEY An' what does he do for a livin'? DEVLIN

What the blazes does he want learnin' to play polo for, when he must make his livin' as a farmer? LADY DELAHUNTY Listen now, Donal, and be reasonable.

God knows then, you should be ashamed of yourself for nearly eating me out of house and home, and I a poor widow dependin' on the likes of you for a livin.'

He wanted to know if Napoleon lived here and I told him there was no one livin' here at present but one Patcha Cremin.

Livin' here, though.

"'Or maybe one of them three nieces I was hearin' ye have livin' with ye I knew your poor sister Bridget R.I.P. as well as I know yourself

Isn't it in the greatest good luck ye are, Dan, to be goin' off to that beautiful place, where ye'll be livin' in the heighth o' comfort an' need never do another hand's turn for yourselves?

'Hullo,' she said coolly; 'still livin'?' Catching sight of Macgregor, she giggled.

Dey livin' in de rue Royale in mag-niffycen' style on top de drug-sto' of Proffis-or Frowenfel'.

Madame Nancanou an' heh daughtah livin' upstair an' rissy-ving de finess soci'ty in de Province!an' me?downstair' meckin' pill!

"I dunno whether he's livin' right now, or not," suggested Haw-Haw.

"If I can hold him up jest half a minute," murmured Buck to himself, "jest half a minute till I get a start, I've got a rabbit's chance of livin' out the night!" From the door of the first shed he took a heavy chain with the key in the padlock.

He stumbled back to his feet and said apologetically to Haw-Haw at the door: "I kind of forgot he wasn't livin', for a minute."

If it's Fords goin' to run horses off'n the trail, you watch how Casey Ryan'll drive the livin' tar outa one.

Dog-gone 'em, there ain't no Ford livin' that can drive Casey off'n the road.