The First of May Sulky Sue The House That Jack Built Saturday, Sunday Little Jenny Wren The Old Woman and the Pedlar Bobby Snooks The Little Moppet I Saw a Ship A-Sailing A Walnut The Man in the Moon One, He Loves Bat, Bat Hark!

A Sieve My Maid Mary A Difficult Rhyme Pretty John Watts Good Advice I Love Sixpence Bye, Baby Bunting Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son Comical Folk Cock-Crow Tommy Snooks The Three Sons

Leg over leg "Lend me thy mare to ride a mile" Little Betty Blue Little Bobby Snooks was fond of his books Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep Little Boy Blue, come, blow your horn!

[Lat.]; vermin, riffraff, ragtag and bobtail; small fry. commoner, one of the people, democrat, plebeian, republican, proletary^, proletaire^, roturier^, Mr. Snooks, bourgeois, epicier

He might make me the offer without liking me, for the sake of hearing himself and his wife announced as Mr. and Lady Mary Snooks at dinner parties.

* Comrade Snooks informed our representative that he was conducting negotiations on behalf of the employers, that is to say the ordinary members of the Trades Unions.

Only the preceding evening one of the Trades Union Loaders had become abusive and broken one of his (Comrade Snooks') windows.

Soon the following appeared among the local items of interest in the Gooseville Clarion: Uriel Snooks, who has been working in the cheese factory at Frogville, is now to preside over chair number four in Baldwin's Tonsorial Establishment on Main Street.

That furnished amusement until it grew stale, when Charlie came to ask me my name, and I told him it was Mrs. Snooks.

What is the matter with you?" "I don't believe that such a looking woman as you are ever married a fellow by the name of Snooks:" "That is because you are not acquainted with the Snooks' family: brother Peter's wife is a much better looking woman than I am!"

What is the matter with you?" "I don't believe that such a looking woman as you are ever married a fellow by the name of Snooks:" "That is because you are not acquainted with the Snooks' family: brother Peter's wife is a much better looking woman than I am!"

Then she very politely inquired my name, and I told her it was Mrs. Jeremiah Snooks, when she went away, apparently doubting my statement.

" "Doctor, will not Mrs. Snooks do for a name, for all the time I shall be here?" "No, madam, it will not do.

Mrs. Brown would be filled with unutterable wrath, if it were represented to her that the grocer treats her precisely as he does Mrs. Smith, who lives on one side of her, and Mrs. Snooks, who lives on the other.

She would be still more angry, if you asked her what earthly reason there is why she should in any way be distinguished beyond Mrs. Snooks and Mrs. Smith.

I remarked one, in particular, who evidently thought that the eyes of the whole meeting were fixed upon himself, and that, as he walked in, everybody was turning to his neighbor, and saying with agitation, "See, that's Snooks!"

If anyone had tried to get up three cheers for Snooks, Snooks would not have known that he was being made a fool of.

If anyone had tried to get up three cheers for Snooks, Snooks would not have known that he was being made a fool of.

I have fancied I could form a theory of a man's whole character from reading, in such a situation, merely the words, "Very faithfully yours, Eusebius Snooks," You could see that Mr. Snooks was acting, when he wrote that signature.

I have fancied I could form a theory of a man's whole character from reading, in such a situation, merely the words, "Very faithfully yours, Eusebius Snooks," You could see that Mr. Snooks was acting, when he wrote that signature.

He copied from Snooks, whose immortal work, "The Loves of the Linendraper," is a comfort and a joy to our generation.'

I shouldn't wonder if her name was Snooks!" CHAPTER II.

Its hero was a man whom I may as well call Snooks.

"Snooks, visiting at a country house, was put in the haunted chamber for the night.

"Snooks cautiously raised himself, took careful aim and fired.