Author of Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa, Peck's Bad Boy Abroad, Peck's Uncle Ike and the Red Headed Boy, Etc., Etc.

Author of Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa, Peck's Bad Boy Abroad, Peck's Uncle Ike and the Red Headed Boy, Etc., Etc.

Author of Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa, Peck's Bad Boy Abroad, Peck's Uncle Ike and the Red Headed Boy, Etc., Etc.

* Peck's Bad Boy

"I cannot here let pass unremembered a worthy gentleman, Master Henry Noel, brother to the said Sir Andrew Noel, one of the gentlemen pensioners [see Peck's "Life of Milton," p. 225, for the Gentlemen Pensioners.]

Criticism: H.T. Peck's Introduction to Royal edition, vol.

All their tales were of the vintage of the years immediately succeeding the Civil War,pioneer humor, such as convulsed the readers of Peck's Bad Boy, Mr. Bowser, Sut Lovingood.

Peck's hoofs sank deeply into the unctuous black soil, which resembled a jetty tallow rather than earth, and his progress was slow and toilsome.

A fresh feed of corn was in the old basket, and presently the man came into the stable with a bunch of hay, and commenced rubbing off the marks of Peck's oozy couch which were left on his flanks.

Mister Peck's pets.

Mister Peck's pets.

Mr. E. Peck's S.S. Class, for Indian M. 5.00 Cheshire.

To the observant Cappy, the American Legion button in Mr. Peck's lapel told the story.

" "Why?" Mr. William E. Peck's engaging but somewhat plain features rippled into the most compelling smile Cappy Ricks had ever seen.

" That little touch of the language of the line appeared to warm Mr. Peck's heart considerably, establishing at once a free masonry between them.

As the door closed behind him, Mr. Peck's eyebrows went up in a manner indicative of apprehension.

| +-+ Cappy Ricks ran a speculative thumb over Comrade Peck's business card.

I was known as Peck's Bad Boy.

You know you have to raise Comrade Peck's salary sooner or later, so why not do it now and smile like a dentifrice advertisement while you're doing it?

The flood of invective which had been accumulating in Mr. Peck's system all the afternoon now broke its bounds.

Matt Peasley came to the telephone and listened sympathetically to Peck's tale of woe.

I'm going togive it to himand it'll be a hospitaljobsir" Cappy Ricks ruffled Bill Peck's aching head with a paternal hand.