But afterward, proving a dainty and effeminate youth, he was commonly called by the diminutive of his name, Peterkin or Perkin.

=Little Peterkin Vandike.= By Charles Stuart Pratt.

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SEE Hardy, Arthur C. PETERKIN, JULIA.

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Peterkin, or Perkin Warbeck was the next whom the indefatigable Duchess of Burgundy started on the same stage and upon the same errand.

"I have asked my friend, Professor Peterkin, the Swede, to come in to-night with his mastiff."

Well, thenahem!Professor Peterkin" "PetePetePetePete!" cried the droll, wee man, stopping him, and one would have thought he was calling a dog.

"I'm not going to be called Professor, and I won't Peterkin.

Now I, Dan Peterkin, am a man who has been used to study hard, and think hard.

Everything had been prepared under the eye of Professor Peterkin himself, so everything was perfect in its way.

" There had been a good deal of stir and bustle on the very last evening, and many visitors had been to the Valhalla, for somehow word had gone out that Professor Peterkin, the great Swedish traveller, was off to find the North Pole!

Peterkin was on a voyage of discovery, and one of his chief objects seemed to be to keep clear of the ice, which had grown very heavy indeed.

"Behold!" cried Peterkin, as he lifted Pansy up.

" This very forenoon Peterkin started off in the biggest boat to "spy out the land", as he called it Tom and the three little stowaways were allowed to come too.

"I don't think there is anything that can hurt you here," said Peterkin, "