But I do wish some nice lady would adopt you,some nice lady with a nice home.

"But then," persisted Ralph, "you'd have such a nice home, you know; an' somebody to look glad an' smile an' say nice things to you w'en you come home from work o' nights.

"This is a nice home-coming after being away thirty-five years.

"This is a nice home-coming after being away thirty-five years.

It faces south, but provides two or three nice home runs, which remain in good condition except for the tracks of innumerable runners.

And yet if anyone offers me a nice home and work my stomach feels sick.

" "And do you like to wander about in this way?" "Oh, no, Monsieur!no, indeed!" "Would you be pleased to go to a nice home, and stay, as you say, all the time in one place, and learn to read and write, and have friends to love you and take care of you?"

Sammie struck out, but Jackie Bow Wow made a nice home run, and Jimmie Wibblewobble almost did, only he got put out at the home plate, and then Johnnie Bushytail, he got put out, trying to steal to second base, which means getting there on the sly, you know; and then it came the turn of Buddy and his friends to bat the ball all over if they could.

thingsbut I don't know why you want to lead her to like any one in particular, when she has such a nice home and is all we have.

This is his home (a nice home on River Street in Clarendon) and 80 acres.

So we had a nice home all paid for at last.

"They always go to the bad after they leave their nice homes," she said.

"I'm glad that the little birds and animals have such a nice home under it in winter," said Clara.

"Have they a nice home?"

"This is a nice home-coming," he remarked.

"There are thousands of old people who would give anything to have a nice home and nothing to worry over.

Mirko could not have a nicer home, it seemed.