Jozwowicz is a smart manhe has more intelligence than all of us together.

But you, Drahomir, you are smart also, are you not? Drahomir.

"You're a smart fellow still, Slate, I see.

Near by each you see a comfortable low house, with verandahs, green jalousies, and often pretty flowers in pots; and catch glimpses inside of papered walls, prints, and smart moderator-lamps, which seem to be fashionable among the Celestials.

For in getting up to preach in a sort of pill-box on a long stalk, I found the said stalk surging and nodding so under my weight, that I had to assume an attitude of most dignified repose, and to beware of 'beating the drum ecclesiastic,' or 'clanging the Bible to shreds,' for fear of toppling into the pews of the very smart, and really very attentive, brown ladies below.

A smart footman in livery opened the door at that moment, asking, "Stokes has just returned with the car from Perth, Sir Henry, and asks if you want him further at present.

She adds, demonstratively clasping the little woman round the neck and leaning her bright cheek against her whitening hair, "Haven't we been smart?"

" "She's a good woman, Mis' Pitkin is," said Abner, "and she's a smart worker.

"Smart ain't no word for 't," said Biah, with alertness.

"Ain't she smart, though!" "Smart!

"Ain't she smart, though!" "Smart!

Scold them sharply, and perhaps let them smart a while for their indiscretion and disobedience; and then kiss and make it up, remembering that young folks will be young folks, and that love has its own law and logic.

" "That's a smart barge over there," said Hardy, pointing it out.

I suppose it is what they call being "smart," and "going a-head.

an excellent house-boy, a 'smart' young lad; can wait well at tabletitle goodguaranteed free from all the vices and maladies provided against by law.

This was said with a waggish kind of a leer, as if he thought he had said a very smart thing in a very smart way.

This was said with a waggish kind of a leer, as if he thought he had said a very smart thing in a very smart way.

Kent stirred uneasily and threw out his arm with a smart rap against the side.

"Dolly is as brave and smart as Susiesmarter, too, for she is shorter!

If my father saw her in the Jack Frost songs and games, he would be glad she is so smart and just like he would let her come to school.

COMFORT AT PARTING O little Heart, So much I see Thy hidden smart, So much I long To sing some song To comfort thee.

He's painted your cousin, and all the smart women.

Besides, now they would have the chateau to themselvesor at least the old Marquise, when she came, would be there as a guest and not a rulerand visions of smart house-parties and big shoots lit up the first weeks of Undine's enforced seclusion.

I have known others who, with pinioned hands, and a chain extending from an iron collar on their neck, to the saddle of their master's horse, have been driven at a smart trot, one or two hundred miles, being compelled to ford water courses, their drivers, according to their own confession, not abating a whit in the rapidity of their journey for the case of the slave.

In vain they pigeon-winged and double-shuffledin vain they nearly dislocated hips and shoulders at "hoe corn and dig potatoes"they had the mortification to perceive that the smart young sprigs from Chicago had their "pick and choose" among their very sweethearts, and that they themselves were fairly danced off the ground.