A Rambunctious Ram. XVI.

A RAMBUNCTIOUS RAM.

"My, what a rambunctious ram!" punned Roy; "he ramified all over, didn't he?" "Gracious, for a time I thought I was seeing things!"

But just before they played their last triumphant game in the League, and when they were feeling their oats and acting as rambunctious and as bumptious as a crowd of almost undefeated boys sometimes chooses to be, they received a challenge that caused them to laugh long and loud.

The Lute of the Holy Ghost got too rambunctious back in the States on the subject of our wrongs.

She was unlucky for me, sure enough rambunctious when she was healthy, and lazy when she was sick!"

To keep off other interlopers he placed a man on the land, but in 1773 a party of rambunctious Scotch-Irishmen appeared on the scene, drove the keeper away, built a cabin so close in front of his door that he could not get back in, and continued to hold the land until after the Revolution.

He was purty rambunctious 'til you broke him to lead.

'T won't dew fer 'im to git tew rambunctious, er the fust thing he knows he won't hev no insides in 'im." I could see the big cat clinging high in the top boughs of a birch and looking calmly down at us.