"Lor', Capt'n," he whispered, "ef thar a'n't old Scofield! 'n the back o' th' house, watchin' you.

So Machiavelli, in his complete poem, "Dell' Asino d'Oro," makes the Hog, who is maintaining the superiority of the brute creation to man, say of beasts in general "Questa san meglior usar color che sanno Senz' altra disciplina per se stesso Seguir lor bene et evitar lor danno."Cap.

When Mrs. Carr first saw the house they were to live in, she exclaimed, "O Lor', Mercy!

Mistress O'Calligan here looked very much flurried, and ejaculated, Lor!

Oh, 'ow could you?" "Lor' lumme," said the incensed Mr. Kidd, pushing Mr. Gibbs forward.

Lor' love you, sir, we're used to it.'

Cotal fortuna a casa li conduca, Che lor fiacchi le gambe al primo passo, E nel secondo l'osso della nuca.

o d' cretico, ne accuso Il saper troppo, e men con lor mi sdegno:

'Non ragionam di lor, ma guarda' (down the companion) 'e passa.

"Oh, missy, if he know anyting about heaven, I might 'speck to meet him dar; but we not know anyting 'bout dat good place den, and I 'specks he am clean used up by dis time; clean gone, widout eber hearin' ob de good Lor'!"

" "Bress de Lor'! bress de good Lor', for sending de bright angel!

" "Bress de Lor'! bress de good Lor', for sending de bright angel!

"Lor!" said she, "why didn't ye say so?

"Lor' lummeits old 'Arry Lauder!" said one cockney.

"Lor' love us!"

His contortions of body, his grimaces, his ejaculations of "O Lor'!

CHAPTER II SACRIFICE "Lor' bless you!" said Mrs. Rickett.

Lor' bless me, it takes me back to see it!

"Le capre Tacite all' ombra mentre che'l sol ferve Guardate dal pastor che'n su la verga Poggiato s'e, e lor poggiato serve."]

He might 'ave 'ung on to Gil Blars, or the Figgero,BOB ain't a dunce But lor!

Have you ever noticed what a way a Slavey has of snuffling and saying, "Lor, Sir, oo'd 'a thought it?" on the slightest provocation.

" "Lor!" said Jeffcott.

" "Lor', mum!" was the comment.

" "When Monsieur le Patteron shall be de lor' of ce manoir, aussi, he shall come when he shall have la volonté," returned François, who knew that a pleasantry of his ought not to be construed into an engagement on the part of her he served, while it could not fail to be agreeable to him who heard it.

"Or no, perhaps you would get a better view if" he jumped up hastily, "and yet I don't know" he dived down, "though of course, if youOh lor!