He shall grow up like thee, and Oriana shill be o mother to him when I am gone: and the blue-eyed stranger, whom she loves as I loved thee, shall guide his hand in war, and in the chase.

In all the light of the day, What you've got to do with the question Ef Tim shill go or stay.

i shill meet you if God be willing and if you pleased, so be not angterie till you know the trutes of things.

" "I shill be honored, ma'am," assented Sandy, with a bow even deeper than his master's, "only I'm 'feared I ain't rightly dressed fer ter wait on table.

"All right, Mistuh Tom, you shill have de money; but I wants ter tell you, suh, dat in all de yeahs I has wo'ked fer yo' gran'daddy, he has never called me a 'darky' ter my face, suh.

"I will give you a shilling for the bird," said Dewhurst.

To the sergeant's proposal of listing, therefore, I at once assented; when the former calling in the landlord, tendered me in his presence the expressive shilling.

" "No, no, my usual shilling, my usual shilling," laughed the other.

" "No, no, my usual shilling, my usual shilling," laughed the other.

" He drew a shilling from his pocket, and handed it to Morris.

During the last half century public taste appears to have been satisfied, both in this country and abroad, with some such insignificant design as a wreath surrounding words or figures indicating the value of the coin; and the shilling and sixpence have, during the present reign, been examples of this treatment.

As Tom Scales led the horse away to the stables it turned its head towards its master with a short, shill neigh.

I'll give the next shearer who passes a shilling to cut that hair off.

He mentions, in his best poem, "The Rhapsody," "The prefaces of Dryden, For these our cities much confide in, Though merely writ at first for filling, To raise the volume's price a shilling.

Mother cannot keep a censor (it is as much as she can do to keep a cook, housemaid, and page-boy), besides the expense would be enormous, even if nothing but shilling and two-shilling novels were purchased.

Mother cannot keep a censor (it is as much as she can do to keep a cook, housemaid, and page-boy), besides the expense would be enormous, even if nothing but shilling and two-shilling novels were purchased.

"Sandy say, 'No, de dogs mought git atter me.' "'Shill I turn you ter a wolf?' sez Tenie.

"'Shill I turn you ter a mawkin'-bird?' "'No, a hawk mought ketch me.

HOW do you expect a workman earning only three pounds a week to afford seven shillings for every novel that he buys?Personally I should like to see the cost reduced, but I understand that if the price of novels were fixed at one shilling it would involve the State in an expenditure of ten million pounds annually, even with the present reduced output of novels, which has fallen during the War to little over twenty million tons.

i shill meet you if God be willing and if you pleased, so be not angterie till you know the trutes of things.

There was not one of them knew how to keep a shilling when they'd got one.

A shilling in the pound interesthe had never taken less and he had never asked more.

Saunders said it was a Jew's interest he was askingbecause there was securitybut he wasn't going to accept a farthing less than his shilling a pound for three monthsnot he!

Nobody had ever told me that it is the custom to give the cabby an extra sixpence when one takes a cab late at night, so, on alighting in front of our flower-trimmed lodgings, I reached up, deposited my shilling in his hand, and was turning away, when my footsteps were arrested by my cabby's voice.

Turning, I saw him tossing the despised shilling in his curved palm and saying: "A shillin'!