"Did Donnegan" she pleaded, white-faced.

At the words, a white-faced man in uniform arose from a chair into which he had plainly dropped exhausted.

The boy, a thin white-faced, sharp-eyed London street urchin, seemed curiously out of place in the handsomely furnished office, with his legs tucked up under the carved rail of a fine old oak chair, and his big dark eyes fixed intently on Crewe's face.

"You're a white-faced, sickly creature to call yourself a man!

Old Heck, white-faced, but his lips drawn in a smile of satisfaction, stood up in the Clagstone "Six" and watched the Ramblin' Kidhis eyes set and staring, his body twitching convulsively, check the filly, swing her around, ride back to the judges' stand, weakly fling up a hand in salute and then, barely able to sit in the saddle, rein the Gold Dust maverick off the track and ride toward the box stall.

What were their names? inquired the white-faced women.

" She was looking down, white-faced, with a hardening of the lips as if she were in bodily pain.

Pretermit thy whittling, wheel thine ear-flap toward me, Thou shalt hear them answered. When the charge galvanic tingled through the cable, At the polar focus of the wire electric Suddenly appeared a white-faced man among us.

The old butler was as white-faced as Bobby, more tremulous.

To be honest, it is most unpleasant on deck, rainy with a damp, hot wind blowing, and the music-room is crowded and stuffy beyond words, or I might not be unselfish enough to remain with G. I did go up, and a fat person, whose nurse was ill, gave me her baby to hold, a poor white-faced, fretful baby, who pulled down all my hair, and I have had the unpleasant task of doing it up again.

I saw the tragi-comic parade go by, as I leaned against a supporting tree: the advance guard of clamorous urchins, the rail-bearers, the white-faced figure of Plooie, jolted aloft, bleeding but calm, self-forgetful, and still calling out reassurances to his wife; the jostling rabble, and upon the edge of it a frantic woman, clawing, sobbing, imploring.

But the mighty Nabob was unwilling to give her to the white-faced lover, even though he was the governor of Bombay, forbye having Balinsloe and Lindertes in Scotland too.

That white-faced, silent witness leaning on his cane, stood for the moment to these frantic people as the symbol of what they most admired in a manresourcefulness before danger and physical courage and the readiness to die for a friend.

In a minute he returned, and solemnly pushed a white-faced calf with a broken horn squarely among the almost fighting disputants.

" Four days later, a white-faced young Elder applied to Brigham for permission to go to the settlements on the south.

In the grand hallway, they came upon Britt and Saunders white-faced and excited.

Standing there in the narrow doorway, white-faced, hesitant, awaiting a command, the minister himself exemplified the fact beyond question; yet of his own grotesque part he was oblivious.

Montagu goes on horseback to a solitary house, like Lockwood, and, like Lockwood, is shown to bed, dreams, and is awakened by a white-faced apparition (his hostess, not his host), who holds a lighted candle, like Heathcliff, and whose features, like Heathcliff's, are convulsed with diabolical rage, and so on.

KANE, HENRY B. The tale of the white-faced hornet.

The huff; The white-faced rage (left) and the blind rage; The dudgeon.

The little red-haired, white-faced things were all Cartaret.

Louis himself graced the wedding with his presence; and we are told, as the white-faced bride "said the 'yes' which was to bind her to a stranger, her eyes, with an indescribable expression, sought those of the King, who turned pale as he met them.

" So briefly and baldly Burke stated the case, and every sentence he uttered was a separate thrust in the heart of the white-faced girl who sat her horse beside him, quite motionless, with burning eyes fixed upon the miserable little hovel that had enshrined the idol she had worshipped for so long.

So finally I got to the doors and just as they was swingin' to behind me, I heard a sort of a moan behind me" "From Dan!" whispered the white-faced girl.

White-faced and speechless, Dot stood and looked.