The child flashed past her up the stairs and soon could be heard from an upstair window calling imperatively for Aunt Amy.

"Sounded like a door banging upstairs.

In it were two or three tables commandeered from upstairs or from some houses around.

"Plunk into upstairs somewhere.

At this moment M. de Langevy heard the upstairs casement closed.

" Arrived at the house where Mrs. Sandford boarded, they were ushered into the reception-room; but Easelmann, bidding his friend wait, followed the servant upstairs.

Margaret S. Richardson (C); 2Mar55; R145979. SHERMAN, EDITH BISHOP. Upstairs, downstairs.

Upstairs, downstairs.

Upstairs and downstairs.

Did you take her part upstairs?

But I only saw the gentlemen when they had gone upstairs.

It should be pretty plain to read'; and he turned on his heel to go upstairs.

Another ran to seek the gentleman upstairs.

Such heaps of your friends asking for you upstairs;" i.e., "Got rid of him, thank goodness!"

" It was on one of those visits that Billy, who was in the root cellar under the warehouse, heard the lad's footsteps and, slipping upstairs, listened to the prayer of his boy.

Upstairs in the front room where we had first met the old man we found Dr. Burnham working frantically over him.

To see my cousin, with a lamp in one hand and a baby in the other, walk upstairs with ease and grace, while, with flowing robes, I pulled myself up with difficulty, lamp and baby out of the question, readily convinced me that there was sore need of reform in woman's dress, and I promptly donned a similar attire.

"Now," said she, "I am in equal need of a good stove in my sitting room, and I would like the pipes of both stoves to lead into dumb stoves above, and thus heat two or three rooms upstairs for my children to play in, as they have no place except the sitting room, where they must be always with me; but I suppose it is not best to do too much at one time."

The cook was delighted over her splendid stove and shining tins, copper-bottomed tea kettle and boiler, and warm sleeping room upstairs; the children were delighted with their large playrooms, and madam jubilant with her added comforts and that newborn feeling of independence one has in assuming responsibility.

He ran upstairs to give a few touches to his toilet, when lo!

"I'm nearly broken-hearted about this abominable business," said Mr. Grey, as he went upstairs to his dressing room.

This he said as Dolly followed him upstairs; but Dolly, wiser than her father, would say nothing about the wicked old man in the servants' hearing.

'Jist a meenute,' he said abruptly, and bolted upstairs.

Why, then picking up her skirt she threads her way through the crowded streets, reads the advertisements on the walls, hails the omnibus, inquires at the concierge's loge, murmurs as she goes upstairs, "Que c'est haut le cinquième," and then?

Madame Nancanou an' heh daughtah livin' upstair an' rissy-ving de finess soci'ty in de Province!an' me?downstair' meckin' pill!