THE QUEER old man of the Thousand Islands.

LAWRENCE; or, THE QUEER OLD MAN OF THE THOUSAND ISLANDS, by Alice B. Emerson.

THE QUEER old man of the Thousand Islands.

LAWRENCE; or, THE QUEER OLD MAN OF THE THOUSAND ISLANDS, by Alice B. Emerson.

The man from Queer Street.

WELCH, RUTH H. The man from Queer Street.

"Rowcliffe," he said suddenly, "I feel very queer.

The queer facts had been tossed up and down a smokeroom for one season and then dropped.

" "Would you think me an awful brute if I said I wanted you to go?" He gave her a little queer, puzzled look.

It's a queer end to it all.

You're a queer fellow, Martin Douras.

"I smell something awful queer," he whispered.

Did ever a Jaybird have anything so queer as that to puzzle him?

This so surprised Peter Rabbit that he felt queer all over.

" A QUEER STORY

Some queer details are given by St. John, Crossland and Leggatt (Roth, 110).

The language he had used puzzled me; I did not know at the time that New Orleans was in the hands of the Federals, and his saying that Butler had regiments of negroes seemed queer.

I had queer thoughts.

It was a queer thing, but I was now as light-hearted as could beI caught myself laughing from a curious feeling of pleasure.

"It's a queer, strange business," he remarked, nodding his head.

But you'll be finding thisyou're in a dark lane, with some queer turnings in it, before you come to the plain outcome of all this business!"

It would be a queer thing now, wouldn't it, if we got some clue to all this through him?

It's a queer business, this, I'm thinking, Mr. Lindsey.

When man awoke from the long fit of absent-mindedness which is called the automatic animal state, and began to notice the queer facts that the sky was blue and the grass green, he immediately began to use those facts symbolically.

How queer and strange it was!