If a man can prove that his upper story is crackt, he can wallop his wife to his heart's content; and if anybody interferes, he can popp him off with a six shooter, and the law will stand to his back.

AMONG THE LAST SHOTS FIRED While Berlin was trying to get into touch with Marshal Foch, and the end was coming into sight, the Americans along the Meuse put forth all the energy that was in them, in their eager desire to hand the enemy a final series of wallops.

Think, when your castigated pulse Gies now and then a wallop, What ragings must his veins convulse That still eternal gallop: Wi' wind and tide fair

Having turned with a look of passionate contempt towards the solicitor who was prosecuting, and cried, "that little fellow's skull if ye were to hit it would go like an egg-shell," he beamed upon the judge, and said in a wheedling voice, "but a man might wallop away at your lordship's for a fortnight.

" It was the final wallop.

If we didn't wallop you imps there'd be no good come of you.

Another of Peter's creatures was a bogle called "Windy Wallops" who lived in the garrets and could only be repulsed with hairbrushes.

It give a great screech, and a wallop in the face of me, and jumped into the loch, and by milkin'-time next morninga Thursday it wasma sister Maggie came into the door cryin', 'Och and och, ma poor man, and him so kind and so young,' and fell on the floor as stiff as a board.

Just this wallop over my eye and a twisted ankle.

He ducks under Sandy's next punch, steps in, and wallops Sandy over the eyethat punch didn't travel more'n six inches.

Bard makes a pass to knock the gun out of the hand of Joan and wallops her on the head instead.

" "Let's wallop him, then," suggested another, "and teach him better than to come parading himself in our parts.

He said, "This, sir, is a free country; why mayn't every master wallop his own nigger?"I thought it best to cut him short; so I said, "Because, if freedom is perfect, such a permission would involve its oppositeviz., that every nigger may wallop his own master; and your antecedents, I guess, might make such a law peculiarly objectionable to you personally."He

He said, "This, sir, is a free country; why mayn't every master wallop his own nigger?"I thought it best to cut him short; so I said, "Because, if freedom is perfect, such a permission would involve its oppositeviz., that every nigger may wallop his own master; and your antecedents, I guess, might make such a law peculiarly objectionable to you personally."He

So a cable I had from the firm hit me wallop, an' plumb dazed me.

The bare rolling Downs reach a height of over 650 feet east of Dummer, in the neighbourhood of Farleigh Wallop and Nutley.

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Wallop's, The Walsingham Waltham Chase Walton, Izaak Wansdyke Wantage Wardour Castle Wareham Warham, Archbp.

'What do we do, Carringtonjust wallop these grenades in on top of 'em?' 'No, they're not percussionworse luck!

"MR. JEM WALLOP, A RETIRED HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPION, HAS VERY KINDLY CONSENTED TO GIVE A LESSON IN BOXING TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

He is like the cabin-boy Ransome in Kidnapped, who, being treated with the grossest brutality by the officers, kept a rope's end of his own to wallop the little ones with.

When a Man gets to be a confirmed Joiner he is not Happy unless he can get into an unlighted Room two or three Nights a Week, and wallop the Neophyte with a Stuffed Club, and walk him into a Tub of Water, and otherwise Impress him with the Solemnity of the Ordeal.

"That was one awful wallop you handed our gimlet-eyed friend," said Pringle admiringly.

It was all very well to dissemble his lovebut I should feel doubtful of any man that handed me such a wallop as that until the matter had been fully explained.

"When I was a teacher in Marblehead," drawled I, "I had occasion to wallop a boy with a cowhide.