The eldest boy wrapt around his younger brother his little cloak, to shield him from the surf and sleet, and then drew him close to his side and said to him, "the night will not be long, and as the wind blows we shall the sooner reach our home and see the peet fire glow."

I. The language of gestures, first systematized and applied to the conveying of ideas to the deaf by the Abbe de l'Epee during the latter part of the last century, has been, in America, so developed and improved upon by Gallaudet, Peet, and their successors, as to leave but little else to be desired for the purpose for which it was intended.

A white-haired Australian woman, with a strong accent, favored Teaea, and when the Raratonga youth was winning, shouted to Teaea: "'It 'im 'arder, Ol' Peet! '

The eldest boy wrapt around his younger brother his little cloak, to shield him from the surf and sleet, and then drew him close to his side and said to him, "the night will not be long, and as the wind blows we shall the sooner reach our home and see the peet fire glow."

How to speak and write, by Paul McKee, Harriet E. Peet & George F. Nardin.

PEET, HARRIET E. How to speak and write.

PEET, CREIGHTON.

Story & pictures by Creighton Peet.

Creighton Peet (A); 8Aug69; R466772.

PEET, CREIGHTON.

by Creighton Peet.

Creighton Peet (A); 24Apr70; R483534.

Story adapter: Helen Palmer, picture adapter: Bill Peet.

How to speak and write, by Paul McKee, Harriet E. Peet & George F. Nardin.

PEET, HARRIET E. How to speak and write.

PEET, CREIGHTON.

Story & pictures by Creighton Peet.

Creighton Peet (A); 8Aug69; R466772.

PEET, CREIGHTON.

by Creighton Peet.

Creighton Peet (A); 24Apr70; R483534.

Story adapter: Helen Palmer, picture adapter: Bill Peet.

1. See papers by Stephen D. Peet, on the northwestern tribes, read before the state Archaeological Society of Ohio, 1878.

"This is New York province, county of Tryon, sir, and yonder bird trilling is not that gray minstrel of the Spanish orange-tree, mocking the jays and the crimson fire-birds which sing 'Peet! peet!' among the china-berries.

"This is New York province, county of Tryon, sir, and yonder bird trilling is not that gray minstrel of the Spanish orange-tree, mocking the jays and the crimson fire-birds which sing 'Peet! peet!' among the china-berries.