Come, to return...............Atteirie-rie-kuk.

Père Jerome, pausing on a street-corner in the last hour of sunlight, had wiped his brow and taken his cane down from under his arm to start again, when somebody, coming noiselessly from he knew not where, asked, so suddenly as to startle him: "Miché, commin yé pellé la rie

RIE SERIES, ETC. 1904

But now she was shivering, although she had wrapped herself in her coarse green and red shawl, and tapped her feet on the bare floor to keep them warm; she was hungry, too; the noon lunch had left her unsatisfied, for she had given her cake to Rie Blauvelt in return for a splendid Northern Spy, and had munched the apple and eaten her two sandwiches wishing all the time for more.

Rie Blauvelt had written three words one hundred times, laughed at her, and gone home; Josie Grey had written isosceles one hundred times, and then taken up a slate to help Marjorie; before Marjorie was aware Josie had written abyss seventy-five times, then suspecting something by the demureness of Josie's eyes she had snatched her slate and erased the pretty writing.

" Josie Grey called her "horridly conscientious," and even Rie Blauvelt wished that she would not think it wicked to "tell" in the class, and to whisper about something else when they had permission to whisper about the lessons.

Yet listen to us Rie.

Can worse be said? Rie.

4. John Ried and Wife.

EBERMAYER, ERICH. Die grosse Kluft, Jürgen Ried.

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RIED, HARVEY T. Cases argued and adjudged.

"Car-rie has learned it," said Miss Gray; "and I am sure you can.

" "Yes, Bell," said Car-rie; "and then per-haps we can have a romp in the hay-field.

She looked back, and there were the laugh-ing fa-ces of Bell and Car-rie.

" [Illustration] "Is she ill?" asked Car-rie.

Miss Gray was with them, and car-ried a bas-ket on her arm in which were some dain-ties to tempt the sick girl's ap-pe-tite.

The mes-sen-ger found Jo-ey, and picked him up and car-ried him home.

Ne riez pas ainsi, je ne veux pas qu'on rie.

FA'E-RIE QUEENE.

There is a great demand for good Psychometrists at the present time, and in the near future there will be a greater demand for the vast amount of good that can be done by the God-given science of Psychometry (pronounced "Si-com-et-rie").