And when he had anything, a piece of bread, or an apple, or a plaything, he shared it with his playmates; and his little face, and his pretty voice, and all his pleasant ways, made that corner bright.

"I suppose," she said to the countess, with that inclusive manner which spreads the conversation out, "that Paul and Mlle. de Lanovitch were playmates?"

At Compiègne and Verberie among his playmates were Charles, the boy king of Aquitaine, and Judith, children of the French king Charles the Bald.

Many a summer afternoon a party of four or five of my playmates roamed over the hills with me.

The Forest teemed with new playmates for him and Ivra.

Then a shower of fluttering leaves came between the playmates.

You are going to a delightful place, where you will find a number of agreeable playmates, and have a deal of fun, and enjoy yourself amazingly.

Mr. Blatchford spoke particularly against my having playmates around in work hours; evenings I shall always be at home, and then you can come and see me as often as you like.

The sort of thing that's just happened in the Washington Street School is likely to happen 'most anywhere, and it's no harder on these poor little playmates of yours than on all colored people.

Sylvia was shrinking with every nerve from the ordeal of facing again those four hundred hostile faces; from the new and painful relations with her playmates which lay before her.

She was not altogether sorry to say good-bye to her playmates, with whom she no longer had much in common.

As she lost herself in reverie, she turned the iron ring around her finger and saw upon its surface, as she turned it, the faces of her playmates of long ago.

And, as she turned it, she saw the figures of her childhood playmates turn before her upon her lap, and they joined their voices with the silvery notes of the violin's long ago songs until the attic was filled with the melody and the figures danced from her lap and, taking her by the hand, circled in the center of the attic room laughing and singing.

He was out in the woods, with lofty trees towering above him, while all about, laughing and talking, were hundreds of little fairies, gnomes and sprites, and there, too, were the playmates of long ago, just as he had seen them when he had closed his eyes and played in the attic.

The projects of marriage which had alarmed her were abandoned for the present, and she was left to enjoy, unmolested, the pleasure of finding again the friends and playmates of her youth.

All these bright, laughing voyageurs, playmates of her childhood, were in reality executioners of a savage blood-law.

He always bore upon his foot A signal of the thing, For which, on him his playmates put The name of Jemmy String.

His little playmates, one, two, three, Come round the beauteous vine to see, And each cries, "Give a flower to me, And I'll go off contented.

"I try my work, my play I try, My little playmates, too; Help me to find true happiness, I sadly, humbly sue;

For we were playmates once, and ran And raced with one another (All varnished, warrior fashion)

Activity book for playmates.

R120663, 13Nov53, Lyman R. Bayard (A) BEACH, RANSFORD. Playmates in America; illustrated by Elsa Alison Hartman.

Workbook for use with Pets and playmates. Primer.

Honey Bunch: her first twin playmates.

Honey Bunch: her first twin playmates, by Helen Louise Thorndyke, pseud. of Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier.