it's 'igh time, I say, for 'im to step down and let a better man tike 'old.

Tike last week: Eighteen pinched, the queer plant in 'Igh Street pulled by the coppers" "I know, I know.

[Lat.], son of the land; serf, kern^, tyke, tike, chuff^, ryot^, fellah; longshoreman; swain, clown, hind; clod, clodhopper; hobnail, yokel, bog-trotter, bumpkin; plowman, plowboy^; rustic, hayseed

I would tike to know whether the population of the United States has been quite free of these aberrations, as it would be an additional argument in behalf of republican institutions and superior civilization resulting from them.

He tikes tham fellers dahn

"Yesyou see my own father and mother were killed when I was eight years old, and the people that murdered them tried to kill me too, but I was a spry little tike and give them the slip.

my sister Janet, and the kitten and the pymag, and Trimmer the tike, and all the rest, and I got sa fidgetty, I couldn't sleep, and the clock struck twelve, and me wide awake, and the room as dark as pick.

Willie Dodd came and joined us at bridge and took McCormack's place, and the old she-tike came after him and chattered like a monkey until she got him away.

"Forehanded little tike," said Sharon, admiringly.

"She's a self-headed little tike," he added a moment later.

"TIKE YER PHOTO, SIR?"] * * * *

THE RADIOTIKES, comprising a multiplicity of elf-like figures, each named Operatike, Concertike, Funny Tike [etc.] by Helen Cogswell.

THE RADIOTIKES, comprising a multiplicity of elf-like figures, each named Operatike, Concertike, Funny Tike [etc.] by Helen Cogswell.

Do you tike me for a thief, miss? You? .

"As a little tike I wore long slip-lak shirts.