Saturday is our mascot night, too.

"You fellows treat Skinny just as if he was a sort of a mascot.

" "The kid's a mascot," pronounced Marco in his heavy, earnest way.

Jake's often said she was the Cove Street mascot.

When one comes to call, I must stop in the hall To see that his pin's in a prominent place, They're both on the crew, And I'm all in a stew, For I'm pledged as a mascot for both in the race!

The new draft takes him for a mascot; but the old hand knows him better.

He is fought and soundly thrashed by the regimental mascot (half his size), and the battalion wit composes limericks about you and your pet.

One month travelling snugly in a G.S. waggon (you never catch him marching like an honest mascot), the next "swinging the lead" in some warm dug-outthere are few moves on the board of the great War game that he does not know.

[Absence of purpose in the succession of events] Chance N. chance &c 156; lot, fate &c (necessity) 601; luck; good luck &c (good) 618; mascot. speculation, venture, stake, game of chance; mere shot, random shot; blind bargain, leap in the dark; pig in a poke &c (uncertainty) 475; fluke, potluck; faro bank; flyer [Slang]; limit.

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The machine had just been named the Vittoria in honour of the brave and beautiful lady whom he called his "mascot," and who had made so many daring journeys through the air with him.

It was said that Prince di Sereno, in gratitude to his "mascot" had lately made a will in her favour, leaving all his personal property to her.

She did not grudge it either to the Prince or his mascot.

The Barth Mfg, Co., of Milwaukee, make a Jack especially adapted to this particular work, and every engine should have a "mascot" in the shape of a lifting Jack.

When the Heatherdale Hussars received a two-hours' notice to "trek" they, of course, dumped their mascot, Hyldebrand, a six-months-old wild boar, at the Town Major's.

"I'm your mascot.

Fire, the mascot.

Fire, the mascot.

Robert Schumann and mascot Ziff.

Fire, the mascot.

Fire, the mascot.

Robert Schumann and mascot Ziff.

"We need a mascot," and other similar jolly phrases passed from mouth to mouth as gaily the flower of young France went forth to death.

It's been my mascot all these years.

And the men did look jolly and bright, and proud of the Admiral as he of them, and they were pleased when he noticed, kindly, the hostile little monkey, who is the mascot, and the other day bit the Captain.