Much against the spy's advice, Kavanagh now insisted on a quarter of an hour's rest, for he was about worn out.

By this time it had become dark, and the spy's passion for underground travel had spent itself.

" This was a well-devised question of the spy's, though it failed of its effect, in consequence of the deacon's great caution in not having yet told his secret, even to the master of his craft.

I don't know; it was a mass of figures, and I mixed them up on purpose, being an honest fellow averse to spy's work.

He and his daughter had been unwilling witnesses for the prosecution, called to give evidence that might be distorted into corroboration of a paid spy's falsehoods as to Darnay's dealings with the French king.

"'Pon my soul, a spy's trick!"

WASHINGTON THE SPY'S FATE STORY OF THE SERMON STORY OF THE PRAYER STORY OF LYDIA DARRAGH THE DEAD MAN'S LAKE THE HALF-BREED DEATH OF COLONEL LOVELACE MURDER OF MISS McCREA DEFENCE OF SHELL'S BLOCK-HOUSE BATES'S REVENGE STORY OF GENERAL WAYNE THE OUTLAW OF THE PINES

" THE SPY'S FATE "Now I'll tell you a story that I have just called to mind," said old Harmar.

It's about a spy's fate.

Forgetting all such English as we have in the phrases, "John the Baptist's head,""For Jacob my servant's sake,""Julius Cæsar's Commentaries,"they invent sham expressions, too awkward ever to have come to their knowledge from any actual use,such as, "John's the farmer's wife,""Oliver's the spy's evidence,"and then end their section with the general truth, "For words to be in apposition with each other, they must be in the same case.

The spy's hand, displaying a bit of paper between the fingers, was hastily raised toward his mouth; but the negro's blow, suspended in the air, fell upon his arm, making it hang inert.

He had said that it might be a spy's duty to desert even, in order to accomplish his designs.