He heard the ball rollin'.

He lifted an' slung those two Germans, one after another, quick as that!like you'd toss a couple of wheat sheafs with your pitchfork, an' he sent them rollin', with blood squirtin' all over.

still I here rollin', Shorty George done gone.

There's beauty in the rollin' meadow and in the quiet stream.

"I think you've always had a sort of hankerin' after Ralphoh, I've seen your eyes rollin' at him.

Old Sophy would say,"don' you hear th' crackin' 'n' th' snappin' up in 'Th' Mountain, 'n' th' rollin' o' th' big stones?

What was she doing down there?" "No, it was in old Rollins' roomnext to mine.

" Candy"De candy-pullin' din call louder dan de log-rollin'.

The basses they 'd be rollin' on, with faces swelled and red, And racin' the supraners, who was p'r'aps a bar ahead; While Nate beat time with both his hands and worked like drivin' plow, With drops o' sweat a-standin' out upon his face and brow; And all the congregation felt that Heav'n was shorely nigher Whene'er they heerd the chorus sung with Nathan leadin' choir.

"Well, there's David dead on the doorstep,'e probably shot 'imself about midnight,and Llewellyn comes rollin' in a couple o' hours later, an' stumbles over 'is bloody corpse.

"Been havin' the fun o' the worrld down at the dressin'-station watchin' Monk's casualties rollin' in," said he.

"Mus' 'a' bin rollin' dem bones!" "Tha's a boy!" shouted Bert with a great guffaw.

Dey wuzn't much rollin' to it, mostly carrying.

It just keeps rollin' along.

This is the ghost that leads you astray in forest and highway: Undermost, uppermost, hither and yon the ground is a-rollin', Bridges bendin', and mountains movin', and everything double.

What was that impident fellow Pat doin' rollin' Mr. Brennan on the floor?" Elleney shook her head, and wept, and nearly throttled her aunt, but entered on no explanation.

The streams are rollin' gold sand.

To Robert Frothingham [Illustration: Waring of Sonora-Town] Waring of Sonora-Town The heat acrost the desert was a-swimmin' in the sun, When Waring of Sonora-Town, Jim Waring of Sonora-Town, From Salvador come ridin' down, a-rollin' of his gun.

It's a sure good way to get rested up; just to sit down and forget everything but the big world rollin' down to the edge of nothin'.

An' I heard him rollin' down the slope.

"'E 's groanin' an' rollin' about an' keepin' all us others awake.

" "Gone?" "Aye; 'e's a rollin' stone, if you wants my pinion'ere ter-day an' gone ter-morrow, as you might put it.

Sweeny looked at the precipice, skipped about the shelf uneasily, made a struggle with his fears, and asked, "Will ye let me down aisy?" "Jest 's easy 's rollin' off a log.

They say it is the richest community in the world, and I couldn't dispute it, for they seemed jest rollin' in riches

I ain't rollin' in coin the way you are, Mac.