"They've a curious fish in the St. Lawrence," said the doctor, as he knocked the ashes from his meerschaum, and refilled it, "known among the fishermen of that river as the LAWYER.

" The motion was carried unanimously, and by way of confirming the decision, we all refilled our pipes and smoked till the stars looked down in their brightness from the fathomless depths of the sky.

"I've been thinking," said Smith, as he refilled his pipe, "of what the Doctor was saying the other evening about every body having a streak of the vagabond in him, which makes him relish an occasional tramp in the old woods among the natural things; things that have not been marred by the barbarisms, so to speak, of civilization.

The Nova Scotian only growled and refilled his pipe.

Villon surreptitiously refilled his cup, and settled himself more comfortably in the chair, crossing his knees and leaning his head upon one hand and the elbow against the back of the chair.

The ovens were filled and refilled until there was no doubt about the quantity.

Then, shouldering his pack, and taking hold of Nellie's handone having been refilled with chocolates by Gracethe boy peddler moved off down the road limping, the girls calling out good-bys to him.

The refilled cup was at the lips of France; Belgium had drained it dry.

Only, my dear madam, how shall I get the laudanum-bottle refilled without the doctor'syou understand?" The wretched old woman hurried upstairs, and brought him down a half-sovereign out of her private hoard, trembling like an aspen leaf, and departed.

The man carried the seeds in a basket suspended from his neck, and each time that it was emptied he refilled it from a seed sack which stood at the end of the furrow.

Meanwhile fiery brandy or sweet champagne would probably be passed around between the steaming glasses of mint-tea which the slaves perpetually refilled; or perhaps the sultry air, the heavy meal, the scent of the garden and the vertiginous repetition of the music would suffice to plunge these sedentary worthies into the delicious coma in which every festive evening in Morocco ends.

" "You are within seeing distance of starving, I should say, and that is why your courage has turned to water," he said; and, going out to the kitchen, he roused the fire again, refilled the kettle, which had boiled itself dry, and when it boiled again made her a good cup of tea, at the same time insisting on her making a solid meal.

It is attached at the filling plug, and is supplied with a fine strainer, which catches all dirt, and grit, allowing only clear oil to enter the lubricator, and by properly manipulating the little shut-off valve the strainer can be removed and cleaned and the cup refilled without disturbing the working of the Lubricator.

"Der-licious," exclaimed Kinch, depositing his glass upon the table; "guess I'll try another;" and suiting the action to the word, he refilled his glass, and dispatched its contents in the wake of the other.

As the glasses were refilled the noise grew louder and the smoke denser.

" Morris indicated the port again, and Mr. Taynton refilled his glass.

This ghostly hospitality was duly dispensed, and Luccia, who seldom drinks anything but tea, instead of sipping her sherry with a lady-like aloofness, drained her glass with a sudden devil-may-care abandon, and, to the evident amazement even of the furniture, held it out to be refilled.

What a pity!" He lifted his glass and drank it off, then thrust it out to be refilled.

He threw his head back as if vastly amused, then lurched forward and held out his glass a little unsteadily to be refilled.

" "I rushed away," she says; "but the water pails were gone to be refilled, and it was some time before they reappeared.

The glasses were refilled and the noise became more boisterous; and the scandal more flagrant.

The world's treasury is so endlessly rich that we have, to speak plain and straightforward, scraped a little off the up-heaped measure; but the bushel is still full, the whole of the real measure is now refilled.

I refilled my pipe and smoked in profound silence, wondering what would come next.

Once and again appeared threatenings of the primary complaint, while from the tardiness with which her veins refilled, he feared for her lungs.

He refilled the water bags and remarked pointedly that it would take an hour for the water to cool in them and that they must be left alone in the meantime.