" "Thank you, sir," interjected the big midshipman grimly.

" "Thank you," I said, and left the room.

So she followed him off, And they ate from one trough They had quarreled for nothing, they saw; And when they had fed, "Neighbor Hen," the pig said, "Won't you stay here and roost in my straw?" "No, I thank you; you see That I sleep in a tree," Says the hen; "but I must go away; So a grateful good-by.

" "I thank you, sir, and will trouble you no longer," returned John Effingham, rising and struggling to make his manner second the courtesy of his words"I have troubled you, abruptlyincoherently I fearyour arm" Captain Ducie stepped hastily forward, and was just in time to prevent the other from falling senseless on the floor, by receiving him in his own arms.

Father says: 'Thank you for a pleasant evening,' as Mr. Holmes takes his lamp to leave us, and he says: 'You forget what I have to thank you all for.'

"I am quite safe enough here, thank you," she answered, meeting his eyes with a steady smile.

I thank you for your kind service, sir.

"I thank you for your trust in me," said Ivor.

"I thank you very much, sir," he said.

"I thank you for your advice," she said, "It sounds so disinterestedand convincing.

" "Thank you, sir; tell me what to do.

Dear DyerAs well as a bad pen can do it, I must thank you for your friendly attention to the wishes of our young friend Emma, who was packing up for Bury when your sonnet arrived, and was too hurried to express her sense of its merits.

" "Thank you," said Arthur, "and now, Theodore, I must say if you had done it, I wouldn't have liked to play with you so well as I did before, for I should think you were a cruel boy, and I couldn't love you.

The desk clerk gave him five casino silver dollars"Our way of saying thank you, Sir." Arthur stopped at a slot machine near the exit and dropped the dollars in, pulling the long handle and waiting after each one.

"Oh, I want to thank you for it!

"Ah, no, thank you!"

"I thank you for the way in which you put the application to me.

' 'Thank you, sir,' said Ken and Dave together.

Sir Max, II cannot thank you now.

And then I hearn a sharp raspin' voice clost to me sayin': "Sir, I will thank you to onhand my wife!"

“Thank you for mentioning my prospects!

I thank you for your interest in him, and for your plain speaking according to your lights.

"No, thank you, my uncle,there is nothing to be doneeverything is now too late."

"And thank you.

"Thank you, it was so stupid," the lady ran on.