I care no more for Cimerosa Than he did for Salvator Rosa, Being no Painter; and bad luck Be mine, if I can bear that Gluck!

Well, I wish us luck heartily for your sake who have smarted by me. LETTER 562 CHARLES LAMB TO T.N. TALFOURD February, 1833.

"Good luck go with it.

" "Didn't hewasn't there any message?" "Just good-bye and good luck," answered the Little Red Doctor, censoring ruthlessly.

A fellow can get himself made a captain by pull, or a major by luck, or a colonel by desk-work, or a general by having a fine martial figure, but to get yourself made a sergeant, by Gosh, you've got to show the stuff.

If I'd had the luck to get into aviation or some of the fancy branches" David checked himself.

Heaven only knows, for the sergeant has the luck to be killed next day by a German shell, before he can be court-martialed.

Joe knocked on his wooden table top and wished her luck.

Martin dropped him at Gert's and wished him luck.

By good luck, his father answered.

" "Some people have all the luck.

And the luck is all on your side to-night.

As luck would have it, I've got Sibbald's ointment in my pocket.

" "Luck a'n't anything," grimly returned Lovina, who had squeezed her tears back, lest the two or three that inclined to fall should spot the baby's blanket; "but I'm goin' to take her out into the kitchen, because I calculate to open the winder in here.

"This is great luck!" cried Buddy Pigg.

Isn't that bad luck?"

Oh dear; this is bad luck, and it's almost milking time, and the cows are sure to be away back in the far end of the pasture, and I can't go after them.

"Good-night everybody and good luck.

Bob stopped 'em then, and said six 'ud be enough to go on with; and then 'e paid up the sixpences and wished 'em luck.

A professional detective sent out some time before had failed to get hold of the threads of the question, and MacDonald, thinking that as an American I might succeed where the professional had failed, desired me to try my luck.

"Oh! bad luck to yees intirely," said the Big Bear from behind the scenes in an angry whisper, which was distinctly heard by the audience, "ye've gone and spoiled it all, ye have.

And he contrasted his luck with the bad luck of so many men who had to "pay up" for "homely frumps, that look worse the more they spend.

And he contrasted his luck with the bad luck of so many men who had to "pay up" for "homely frumps, that look worse the more they spend.

"Just my luck!

If I have any luck, I shall be able to collect all the evidence I want in about a week.