" "You will remember," Gifford began, as they slowly paced the moon-lit path, "that on the evening I came down here my suitcase containing my evening clothes had gone astray on the railway.

What are you up to now?" For Nan, instead of wearing the pretty gown which Bumble knew she had brought in her suitcase, was garbed in the complete costume of a trained nurse.

" "It's more than a grip," I said, "it's a regular suitcase.

VIII "IN HEAVEN AND EARTH" The Green Mouse Stirs "I've been waiting half an hour for you," observed Smith, dryly, as Beekman Brown appeared at the subway station, suitcase in hand.

"What rot we've been talking," observed Smith, rising and picking up his suitcase.

Then Brown's legs did an extraordinary thingthey began to scramble and kick and shin up the iron railing, hoisting Brown over; and Brown's voice, pleasant, calm, reassuring, was busy, too: "If you will look out for my suitcase I think I can recover your cat....

So far as Allerdyke had ascertained, James had no luggage beyond his big suitcase and the handbag which now stood on the table before his own eyeshe was a man for travelling light, James, and never encumbered himself with more than indispensable necessities.

In the confusion of rescuing the fluffery, the owner of the suitcase had to sacrifice her hauteur and help her husband and son block up the aisle, while the other matron had the ineffable satisfaction of being kept waiting, at last being enabled to say, sweetly and with the most polite consideration: "Will you kindly allow me to pass?

She sat down on a suitcase, in the middle of the biggest room, and cried!

Billy ran to his room, and with his suitcase in his hand slipped down the back stairs and into the garden.

On his shoulders was his knapsack, from his hands swung his suitcase, and between his heavy stockings and his "shorts" his kneecaps, unkissed by the sun, as yet unscathed by blackberry vines, showed as white and fragile as the wrists of a girl.

From the back of the car he was dragging excitedly at the hated suitcase.

" Apparently, too, Dean was right, for the next afternoon he entered the Strong apartment carrying a suitcase in which was concealed his apparatus and the necessary wire.

It was news to me, and the fact that my baggage, excepting the suitcase that I carried, had failed to come on the boat that brought me, led me to demur.

At his apartment he rang for a taxicab, thrust a few things into a suitcase, wrote a note or two and in half an hour was on his way to the bank and then to the steamship wharf.

* Wilbur, with his wicker suitcase, paused last to say goodbye to Frank, the dog.

He carried the wicker suitcase he had taken away, and wore the same clothes.

Suitcase in hand, his soft hat pulled well down, he walked quickly round the crowd and took a roundabout way through quiet streets to the Penniman place.

His master took up the suitcase and gained, without further encounters, the little room in the side-yard house.

The black suitcase.

The new suitcase, by Emily Hahn.

The suitcase and the key.

The Striped suitcase.

The black suitcase.

Suitcase from heaven.