First draw him into bands for money, then to dice for it; then take up stuff at the mercer's; straight to a punk with it; then mortgage his land, and be drunk with that; so with them and the rest, from an ancient gentleman make him a young beggar.

And they that have stalked like a huge elephant, with a castle on their necks, and removed that to their own shoulders in one day, which their fathers built up in seven yearsbeen glad by my means, in so much time as a child sucks, to drink bottle-ale, though a punk pay for't.

Till every pate be drunk, then piss i'the street, Jostle all you meet, And swagger with a punk As thou wilt do now and then: thank me, thy good master, that brought thee to it.

Your father was my good benefactor, and gave me a house whilst I live to put my head in: I would be loth then to see his only daughter, for want of means, turn punk.

I were an excellent creature to make a punk of; I should down with the least touch of a knave's finger.

They said it was punk coffee, but that was because they didn't bring enough to go around.

He also had flints and steel, and some punk, which was not dry; I think it was from the yellow birch.

adulteress, advoutress^, courtesan, prostitute, strumpet, harlot, whore, punk, fille de joie

Punk was the only Lakerimmer on the team that attempted to win glory on the flying-rings, but he and his brother Kingstonians suffered a like humiliation with the standing high-jumpers.

At its last notch only one man made it, and that was a Kingston athletebut unfortunately not a Lakerimmer, as Punk remained behind with the others, and divided second place with a rival.

Of the men that tried for the crew, all were sifted out, gradually, except B.J., Quiz, and Punk.

Every day after that he lost in form, in spite of himself, and the coach had finally to make him abdicate the throne; and Punk, who had worked in his usual slow and conservative fashion, seemed the fittest man to succeed him.

So Punk became captain of the crew, and found himself at the old post of stroke-oar.

On the day of the great Henley of the Interscholastic League, when all the crews had got away in their best style, after two vexatious false starts, Punk slowly, and without any impatience, urged his crew past all the others, till Kingston led them all.

Next year History, Punk, Sawed-Off, and Jumbo were to go to college.

History hoped to be a great writer some day, and Punk would be a professor of something staid and quiet, Latin most probably.

Provided always the boy is teachable, (for we are not proposing to make a statue out of punk,) football, cricket, archery, swimming, skating, climbing, fencing, riding, are lessons in the art of power, which it is his main business to learn,riding specially, of which Lord Herbert of Cherbury said, "A good rider on a good horse is as much above himself and others as the world can make him."

Gathering a few twigs and leaves, with his well-stored "punk-box" he soon started a small fire, by the light of which he collected a sufficient quantity of fuel to last until morning.

Robert E. Pinkerton (A); 14Oct59; R244351. Punk.

Punk & Wagnalls Co., Inc. (PWH); 22Jan65; R354413.

Charles Earle Punk, editor.

Drawings by Clotilde Embree Punk.

He'll shine a Tully and a Wilmot too; Then turns repentant, and his God adores, With the same spirit that he drinks and whores; Enough if all around him but admire, And now the Punk applaud, and now the Friar.

"Punk me anywhere.

At Milwaukee, the necessary outfit was procured to penetrate the deep forests which lay beyond, including an axe, steele and punk, a tin cup, blankets and provisions.