As most children wear no caps, except out of doors, her powers in this way will not be much taxed.

Among the faces that danced before my dizzy eyes was one that seemed familiar, probably because no cap surrounded it.

No cap should be worn during the night, any more than in the day time.

"You noticed nothing else?" "'E wasn't wearing no cap of any sort, sir.

" A score were sprawling on the grass, And beavers fell in show'rs; There was another Floorer there, Beside the Queen of Flowers! Some lost their stirrups, some their whips, Some had no caps to show; But few, like Charles at Charing Cross, Rode on in Statue quo.

One or two I noticed wore no caps, and their heads were bound in blood-stained bandages.

'Tis true, you must put a hoop on and have your hair dressed; but a common straw hat, no cap, with only a ribbon upon the crown, is thought dress sufficient to go into company.

They have no caps to raise; when the carriage has passed, they leave the donkeys and hang on behind like a swarm of bees.

She wore a white habit shirt, the collar, bosom, and wristbands of which were visible; but no cap covered her silver hair, which was cropped in the neck, and divided at one side in true manly fashion.