She was not equal to the invention of a plan on the moment, and said in a doubting, reflective way: "Never mind.

"Never mind," she said, locking her teeth.

But never mind that, dear.

" "Never mind, my dear; we will not discuss that woman to-day.

Sukey turned round and, holding up the flap of his old, broad-brimmed hat with one hand, to see who was speaking to him, answered: "Oh, never mind, Fernandohere's SukeyI don't want to waste my powder, and I'd like to know how I'm to shoot until I see something.

"But never mind about father now, but go to sleep, there's a good girl.

My Cousin George" "Never mind about your Cousin George, Jeeves.

After having culled "Turn out the guard," the sentinel will never call "Never mind the guard," on the approach of an armed party.

"Never mind, Toddie," said I sadly; "you didn't mean to do it, I know.

" "Never mind the pork, man; speak out.

"I've broken my arm, Dick," Jack said; "but never mind me now.

" "Thank you, sister," said the monk; "and as for you, pretty one, never mind what she says.

But I really cannot turn my sword upon a man who saved my life.' 'Tut, never mind about that.' 'No, it is impossible.

"Never mind," he said, trying to smile.

"Never mind," he said firmly, "you can change your shoes and stockings the minute you come in.

And simultaneously his wife said something to Jennie about "Never mind 'im. You go on, Jinny.

" "Never mind, Mr. Odwell; I'm going in."

"But never mind.

"Never mind," she said, getting up to take leave.

" "Never mind that now.

Never mind how much it was.

"Someone called out: 'Never mind, you had nerve enough to go into Santiago Harbor,' and then the crowd gave three cheers for Hobson.

" Then as Suzanne went out with her apron to her eyes, and Anne would have apologised, she said, "Never mind; I must have told you, and asked your help.

"NEVER MIND MR. TOMPKINS, JUST TELL US IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS.

" "Oh, never mind.