"Are you goin' to get mad about it?" Johnnie had put on her slat sunbonnet and pulled it down so he could not see her face.

Yet when he got, along with her mild responses, one of those glances, he was himself strangely subdued by it, and fain to prop his leaning prejudices by contrasting her scant print gown, her slat sunbonnet, and cowhide shoes with the apparel of the humblest in the village which they were approaching.

"Oh, wait for me a minute, Shade," pleaded the girl, pulling off her sunbonnet....

She pulled the sunbonnet about her face.

As these came out of a small side road, and caught sight of the car, the bony old horses jibbed and shied, and took all the driver's skill and a large portion of his vocabulary to carry them safely past, the children staring, the women pulling their sunbonnets about their faces and looking down.

Linnet lay on her mother's bed and wept, and then slept from exhaustion, to awake with the cry, "Oh, why didn't I die in my sleep?" One evening Mrs. Rheid appeared at the kitchen door; her cap and sunbonnet had fallen off, her gray hair was roughened over her forehead, her eyes were wild, her lips apart.

But Anthea only hurried on without speaking, whereupon Small Porges continued all unheeding: "You 'member the other night, Auntie, when you were crying, you said you wished you had some one very big, and strong to take care of you" "OhGeorgy!" Bellew heartily wished that sunbonnets had never been thought of.

Wherefore, once again, Bellew heartily wished that sunbonnets had never been invented.

" "Well, you see, Lallie Joy, you can't change your hair, but you needn't wear magenta hats nor red sunbonnets.

Show you women toored-lipped girls in sunbonnets, that'll look good after the splay-footed crows you see out here.

These she rubbed together and held to her face inside the sunbonnet.

"One of the thirty-calibres?" inquired the sunbonnet with new interest.

" The sunbonnet disappeared, and there ensued a momentary commotion on the other side of the dike.

She had taken her sunbonnet off, and was enjoying the cool of the evening.

The fuchsias, big as babies' fists, the poppies like dolls' crêpe sunbonnets, the roses large enough for nightingales' nests, lost their colour, and seemed to go out in the dark, like brilliant bubbles that break into nothingness.

But the way she hangs in her little frame in my mind, she's a chunky little thing with fat ankles an' wrisses, an' her two cheeks they hang out of her pink caliker sunbonnet thess like a pair o' ripe plumgranates.

" "You are right," said the doctor, "they are aesthetic enough for La Fleur," and then pushing back his chair a little, he looked steadfastly, with a slight smile on his face, at the figure, with bowed sunbonnet, which was standing on the other side of the table.

On a nail hung his old rimless hat, Charlie's coat, and the little sister's sunbonnet.

Which one is it?" Don Antonio de Chiquito had ears like sunbonnets; he folded them back, lifted his muzzle toward Anvil rock, and brayed loudly.

"Ma chère!"pigtails and sunbonnets hiving outside would shudder.

Even more terrifying than these were certain traces caught here and there on the low scrub oaks along the way,children's sunbonnets; shreds of coarse lace, muslin, and calico; a child's shoe, the tattered sleeve of a woman's dressall faded, dead, whipped by the wind.

It tellsthis book compiled largely from correspondence of persons well known to you and meof the first "eight-days' crawl" that conveyed the chaffing, chafing command up through Mississippi, across East Tennessee into southeast Virginia and so on through Lynchburg to lovely Richmond; tells how never a house was passed in town or country but handkerchiefs, neckerchiefs, snatched-off sunbonnets, and Confederate flags wafted them on.

A queer woman in a sunbonnet, nearly as old as Mrs. Bush, lived close by, and "kept an eye on her," as she said.

If I had known that you were going back to civilisation I certainly should not have kept your hair cut short, and you should have worn sunbonnets all summer.

The Little Woman watched until the squaw and her man were out of sight, and then she took a small canteen and filled it, got her rifle, pocketed her automatic revolver, and tied Babe's sunbonnet firmly under Babe's double chin.