The boy sat on the edge of the table, in his shirt sleeves, and thought how lucky it was that both father and mother were going away, and the coast would be clear for a couple of hours.

It was a lucky thing that the cottage-door stood partly open, for he never could have reached the bolt and opened it; but now he slipped through without any difficulty.

"Lucky she misses us!"

It is not at all a difficult game, Mamma, and some of the people were so lucky turning up "naturels," but we lost in spite of them at our side of the table, and Lord Doraine said at last, that it was because weLord Valmond and Iwere sitting together.

" "He'll be a lucky guy," Oliver said.

"So I suppose you think it was Heaven sent you those men to buy what oil land you wanted to sell, and start Lucky Star City.

She was lucky enough to get a box, in which she sat hidden behind curtains, and the evening would have been a success if the carriage ordered to take her home had not been delayed by a slight accident.

It's downright lucky for him that he's got sech a bright gal as you to look after things.

"It was lucky you tied them together," said Phil, when the oars were dragged up and the handles cleansed on the rushes.

"Then it is lucky that I pulled him out of the mud," put in Phil, who was very much disposed to swagger about his share in rescuing Mr. Selincourt.

" "Shure, sir, it's lucky I was round whin that spalpeen wanted to rob you.

"He seems to be lucky in everything he does.

"I think Merriwell saved his neck by a dead lucky catch," was the answer.

Your father was a lucky man, my dear.

"I repeat, your father was a very lucky mana damnably lucky one.

"I repeat, your father was a very lucky mana damnably lucky one.

He has a right to be proud of it and I am lucky to be able to step in and enjoy the results of all his years of hard work.

I was always a lucky devil.

" "Lucky," grinned her grandson, stooping to kiss her again.

" "Lucky for him they never found the baby John Massey, who was stolen," Dick remarked.

Wasn't it lucky I liked it really?

Stories of Rainbow and Lucky.

My companion, being the more agile, nearly cleared the pool, but I went in with a great splash, as I expected, and thought myself lucky in being only wetted to the waist.

Lucky that it's summer; I don't need fires.

Here again the Prussian has no accidental merits, none of those lucky survivals, none of those late repentances, which make the patchwork glory of Russia.