Why, even the downs are easy, yes, easy as one of the upholsterer's armchairs of the villa residences.

But the roof of the villa is white, and the green of the laurels shaken free of the snow shines through the railings, and the shadows that lie across the road leading to town are blueyes, as blue as the slates under the immaculate snow.

Minister, Rev. H.S. Williams, Athens, Ala. TRINITY SCHOOL Teachers, Miss M.F. Wells Ann Arbor, Mich. " Villa D. Crumb, Norwich, N.Y. " Alice M. Whitsey, Pover, Ohio. " Lila McClelland, Norwood, N.Y. MARION.

SEE FERGUSON, DELANCEY. FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA.

SEE FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA.

SEE FERGUSON, DELANCEY. FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA.

SEE FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA.

Harriet F. Pilpel (E); 17Jul72; R532404. FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA. SEE Villa Fernandez, Pedro.

Harriet F. Pilpel (E); 17Jul72; R532404. FERNANDEZ, PEDRO VILLA. SEE Villa Fernandez, Pedro.

SEE VILLA FERNANDEZ, PEDRO. Portuguese, the language of Brazil.

To the modern eye it may not perhaps look so interesting as the true old gabled roofs which seem so thoroughly English, nor, on the other hand, so bright and cheerful as the modern suburban villa.

The Villa Eugénie is no more; it was first transformed into a hotel and later destroyed by fire; but it was the first of a great battery of villas and hotels which has made Biarritz so great that the popularity of Monte Carlo is steadily waning.

It is said that Rubens, in laying the foundations of his villa near Antwerp, had unwittingly infringed on some ground belonging to the Company of Gunsmiths (arquebusiers).

At her earnest wish they fixed their first residence in the marine villa where her mother died.

" They went to that fair villa by the sea; and pleasantly did many a morn pass in the large hall, on whose frescoed walls was painted the story of Oenone, she whom the Trojan prince left, only to return and die at her feet.

The cool shadows of the coming evening fell on the casement, when Giulietta first ventured to propose that she should send a letter by the gardener to Lorenzo, and desire that a litter might be sent to convey her uncle to their villa.

The cardinal accompanied them to the villa, where his recovery was rapid and complete: and the deep love which he witnessed in that youthful pair made him truly feel how great had been Giulietta's devotion to himself.

He lived in a villa with small grounds; he went off to his business in the morning, and returned in the afternoon to a high tea.

And so when one sees prosperity spreading wider and lower, and the neat villa residences begin to cluster round the knot of ancient buildings, we must not conclude too hastily that our new wealth has swamped ancient ideals; probably the ideals of prosperous people do not vary very much, whether they are monks or railway officials.

The little air that remained was still at the southward, and as the ship moved slowly along this scene of singular attraction, each ravine seemed to give up a town, each shelf of rock a human habitation, and each natural terrace a villa and a garden.

A famous Atlantic liner dumped him at Salonica in 1915, and when the first infantrymen panted through the town in search of non-existent billets McTurtle was to be seen in the window of a villa giving bird-seed to his canary.

But it is foolish to let ourselves be fretted by the villa, the hotel, and the tourist.

ADVENTURE CHAPTER XVII TELLS OF THE DOINGS OF ALL CONCERNED CHAPTER XVIII AT MONMOUTH'S VILLA CHAPTER XIX WHAT HAPPENED IN THE COACH CHAPTER XX UNPROCLAIMED BANNS CHAPTER XXI THE ESPOUSAL CHAPTER XXII CEDRIC IN THE TOILS CHAPTER XXIII

The field sets of the United States Army also proved their utility in the campaign into Mexico in pursuit of Villa.

Here and there a whitewashed chapel or picturesque villa lent a charm to the scenery by contrasting strongly with the patches of green upon the slopes, the deep blue of the ocean, and the delicate white of the ever-changing clouds of mist which rolled incessantly along, while the rugged summit of the island, and the deep ravines radiating towards the coast-range of precipitous cliffs, gave an air of wildness to the scene.