"Tommy sent me here," said the newcomer, sinking wearily into a chair.

"The newcomer has an amicable manner."

Then he roused himself and introduced the newcomer to the prosecuting attorney as Caleb Sweetwater, of the New York police department.

" "The conductor said to take any vacant seat," said the newcomer.

Incurious glances greeted the newcomer: none paid him more heed than an indifferent nod.

A black head bobbed through the leaves, and Holman planted a fist between the newcomer's eyes before the head could be withdrawn.

Like a pilgrim, the newcomer creeps about unobserved; he approaches the most sublime and holy treasures in an unseemly garment.

The surprise, however, was not confined to himself; for, as there was another newcomer to be added to the company, the gossipping tailor was quite as much, or even more, the subject of astonishment, than any of that party, whom he had been so intently watching as to have prevented him from observing the approach of still another utter stranger.

And a chief pleasure, in those early days of its irresponsible youth, was to lie low, like Brer Fox, just before the little turbulent tributaries came to join it from the Alps, and to refuse to acknowledge them when in, but to run for miles side by side, the dividing line well marked, the very levels different, the Danube utterly declining to recognize the newcomer.

" Old Principle paused in his work, and in a minute or two greeted the newcomer.

This newcomer, a handsome young man about five-and-twenty, had ridden to Monkbarns, and learning his uncle's absence had come straight on to join the company.

He wore a soft felt hat which had at one time been black, but now, as its owner dryly remarked, 'it had been sunburned until it was a combine of colors.'" Mr. Roll's relation to the newcomer soon became something more than that of a critical observer; he hired out to him, and says with pride, "I made every pin which went into that boat.

" "I have heard," the newcomer said, "that some of the ungodly followers of the man Charles have already been sent here.

With almost human dignity he vacated the premises to the newcomer.

The newcomer, a well-proportioned, smooth-faced man in approved riding togs, halted likewise and returned the look; equally minutely, equally suspiciously.

Without announcing his arrival or deigning the formality of asking permission, the newcomer unhitched and put his team in the barn.

Still in silence he came back to where the newcomer was waiting.

To a maid who came down the hall Anna quietly motioned to show the newcomer into an opposite room, but Flora saw that the sign was misinterpreted: "She didn't understan'!

NEWCOMER, MABEL.

Mabel Newcomer (A); 26Dec64; R352023.

Sardanapalus, on seeing him, rose with modesty; the newcomer addressed him, as was usual, "My Lord Emperor, hail!"

Newcomer. Notes: formal, informal.

Then the newcomer goes up to the hearth, pokes the fire and strikes the burning log with the poker so hard that sparks fly off in all directions.

The dying man turned his face toward the newcomer.

At this question the evil spell would be broken, Amfortas healed, and the newcomer appointed king and guardian of the Holy Grail.