So waited they all three, what time the slow-pacing hoofs drew near and nearer, until, peering through the leaves, they beheld a knight, who rode low-stooping in his saddle, to mark their tracks plain upon the tender grass.

Your letters needn't follow you; have them sent to me at Montreal, which will cover your tracks.

" "Looks as if you'd found some tracks," Winter remarked.

"To begin with, I'm going to hide these tracks.

Well, we'll hide up his tracks and look for my knife.

They would probably stop for a minute at the intersection of the main and side tracks.

After following the trail about forty rods in a pretty direct course, stepping over fallen trees and winding between standing ones, he at length lost it, for there were many other moose- tracks there, and, returning once more to the last bloodstain, traced it a little way and lost it again, and, too soon, I thought, for a good hunter, gave it up entirely.

He traced a few steps, also, the tracks of the calf; but, seeing no blood, soon relinquished the search.

This stream was so withdrawn, and the moose-tracks were so fresh, that my companions, still bent on hunting, concluded to go farther up it and camp, and then hunt up or down at night.

For she from the cold ashes of life at its last wane, Takes hope, and spreads her wings and soars through skyey tracks again.

They were said to be developed from American tractors of the "caterpillar" variety, which lay their own tracks as they proceed.

"Then Evans followed him down the street and was surprised to see soldiers salute this man in great excitement, and women and children stopping in their tracks with awe-struck faces as he passed.

The Show Does Poor Business in the SouthPa Side Tracks a Circus Car Filled with CreditorsA Performance Given "For the Poor," Fills the TreasuryA Wild West Man Buncoes the Show. Gee, but this show has been up against it the last week.

When the pussy willow cuttings died in their tracks, or grew up just plain pussy willows that never got high enough to hide a jack rabbit, the farmers of Kansas loaded their guns and waited for pa and the brakeman to come back to Kansas, but they never went back.

But there were no tracks in the softer soil, no trodden-down grass.

They drove through "Old Town," passed the courthouse and through the newer portion of the village; by the Freeman Hotel and the railroad-yards, through the "subway" under the tracks, and turned off to the right, leaving the highway for the first time and skirting the olive-orchards on the hill.

But he stopped dead in his tracks when he saw Gloria, and for the moment all thoughts of Gaynor or a message fled from his mind.

Didn't hit his tracks, did you?" I said, "Nope." "Stole a march on you," he said.

I got hold of his tracks just because I didn't want him to come to any harm while he was all worked up.

The cougar which killed it, judging from its tracks, was a very large male.

In the winter, if they cannot get to open water, they eat snow; but in several places where there had been springs which kept open all winter, we could see by the tracks they had been regularly used by bands of elk.

Their tracks showed that they had spent their time for many weeks, and probably for all the winter, within a very narrow radius.

Their tracks and dung covered the ground.

We saw two or three tracks, and found one place where a bear had been feeding on a dead elk, but the animals themselves had not yet begun to come about the hotels.

He found no third set of tracks for some time, but when he did find them, they were very cleara short, broad foot, the imprint of a heavy man.