Lounging about the stalls until he found just the sort of old codger he wanted, he scraped up an acquaintance with him on the spot, and succeeded in making himself so agreeable that when the old fellow sauntered back to the stables to take a look at his horse, Sweetwater accompanied him.

"And if so be yuh'll come along with me right now, we'll take a look at the contraptions, which, of course, yuh understand, are only meant for night-times, and tuh help out when Jerry wouldn't be around for me to sorter lean on.

Then, after wind and frost have had their will of her for half an hour, take a look at her.

"Come over to the storeroom an' take a look at my stock.

As I told you about her, I want you to take a look at hershe's worth seeing for more reasons than one.

" "We'll just take a look at that door.

So, when our work is done tomorrow night, we will walk out along the cliff to Worth, and take a look at a cottage there that Damen spoke about, with a walled orchard at the back, and fuchsia hedge in front'tis near the Lobster Inn, and has a fine prospect of the sea; and if we live there, we will leave the vault alone awhile and use this Pyegrove's Hole for storehouse, till the watch is relaxed.

You take a look at her the next time you see her.

You're not, I suppose, an authority on Assyriology, eh, eh?" Henry feared not, and then a new fit of industry came upon the editor, and he begged Henry to take a look at the books while he ran through another proof for the post.

Come on, boys, we'll take a look at this flyin' thing.

All I'm afraid of is they'll get away from us in their boats; but before they leave it's a sure thing they'll take a look at the Kut Sang to see if she's topside

Let us flit again, and just take a look at the level sheets of water and broken falls of Trenton,at the oblong, almost squared arch of the Natural Bridge,at the ruins of the Pemberton Mills, still smoking,and so come to Mr. Barnum's "Historical Series."

Wilson, the cross-grained vestryman, has an idea, which never fails by Saturday night to break out into a positive rush of conviction, that the minister is neglecting his studies and "going to Rome," if he doesn't in the course of the week go to Wilson and carry him the Church papers and take a look at the Wilson prize-pigs.

"Good morning to you, Wallingford," cried the old man, in a cheerful way; "you are just in time to take a look at yonder Frenchman in his glory.

"I'd like to take a look at the old building!

"Let's take a look at the bed of the arroyo.

I wish you could come and take a look at us this quiet afternoon.

" "Sartainbut, I may as well tell you my adventures at once, Mr. Mark; though I own I should like to land first, as it is a long story, and take a look at this island that you praise so much, and taste them reed-birds of which you give so good an account.

Marguerite Harmon Bro (A); 12Oct71; R514755. Take a look at your parents.

"We will go up to the house and you may take a look at them, but I want you to be also able to name them from what I tell you; for when you see a bird out of doors you will seldom be able to have a stuffed one with which to compare it.

"We may as well take a look at it," said he.

"Yuh better ride around the hill and take a look at the stacks," suggested Jim Bleeker.

Papa Death don't roost on the end uh my six-gunor I never suspicioned before that he did; but from the save-me-quick look on yuh, I believe yuh'd faint plumb away if I let yuh take a look at the end uh my gun, with the butt-end toward yuh!

He said he had folk of his own buried in the neighbourhood, and he was minded to take a look at their graves and at the old places where they'd lived.

Then back to my moorings at the foot of the Common, off with the rowing-dress, dash under the green translucent wave, return to the garb of civilization, walk through my Garden, take a look at my elms on the Common, and, reaching my habitat, in consideration of my advanced period of life, indulge in the Elysian abandonment of a huge recumbent chair.