Moreover, no sooner had the first sound of lamentation escaped from her lips, than the door was opened smartly and a buxom girl, in lady's maid uniform, rushed in, darted across the room, and knelt by Cynthia, sobbing also and exclaiming, "Oh, my poor Mees Cynthia!" Mary smiled in a humorous contempt.

My poor Mees" "Leave your poor Mees to me."

My poor Mees" "Leave your poor Mees to me."

[THE BODDYNGE FLOURETTES BLOSHES ATTE THE LYGHTE] FYRSTE MYNSTRELLE The boddynge flourettes bloshes atte the lyghte; The mees be sprenged wyth the yellowe hue; Ynn daiseyd mantels ys the mountayne dyghte; The nesh yonge coweslepe blendethe wyth the dewe; The trees enlefèd, yntoe Heavenne straughte, Whenn gentle wyndes doe blowe to whestlyng dynne ys brought.

AN EXCELENTE BALADE OF CHARITIE AS WROTEN BIE THE GODE PRIESTE THOMAS ROWLEY, 1464 In Virgynè the sweltrie sun gan sheene, And hotte upon the mees did caste his raie; The apple rodded from its palie greene, And the mole peare did bende the leafy spraie; The peede chelandri sunge the livelong daie; 'Twas nowe the pride, the manhode, of the yeare, And eke the grounde was dighte in its most defte aumere.

Mees, meadows.

" "Mees Bodn!"

And thei eten houndes, lyounes, lyberdes, mares and foles, asses, rattes and mees, and alle maner of bestes, grete and smale; saf only swyn, and bestes that weren defended by the olde lawe.

I will return in the morning, to inquire after madame and to renew my acquaintance with mademoiselleI should say with 'your charming mees.'

His honorable master being unfortunately dead his unworthy servant laid the gifts at Mees Holiday's honorable feet.

" "What shall I serve you to, mees," said one of them, with a smile that was all black eyes and white teeth.

" The man smiled wickedly, and said, "Yees, mees."

He's count all de carabine on dis pos', an' w'en he is mees wan, he fin' out purty queek who is tak' heem.

MEES, CHARLES EDWARD KENNETH.

Graham Charles Mees (C); 14Feb64; R331986.

MEES, GRAHAM CHARLES.

SEE Mees, Charles Edward Kenneth.

MEES, C. E. KENNETH. Photography.

MEES, CHARLES EDWARD KENNETH.

Graham Charles Mees (C); 14Feb64; R331986.

MEES, GRAHAM CHARLES.

SEE Mees, Charles Edward Kenneth.

MEES, C. E. KENNETH. Photography.

Regarding her with calm, pitiless eyes, he said in English: "I am sorry, mees, that you have come, eh?

She was perfectly natural and unconventionally bold"like an English mees," it was saidwith looks of horror.