otro, -a, other, another, else, next; alguno que , here and there one; a very few; some; el día, the next day; un día y , day after day; constantly; en s días, in other (or former) days; once, formerly; una noche y , night after night; (el) uno y (el) , both; otras tantas (veces), as many (times); otra vez, again; una vez y otra, again and again. ovalado, -a, adj.

otro, -a, other, another, else, next; alguno que , here and there one; a very few; some; el día, the next day; un día y , day after day; constantly; en s días, in other (or former) days; once, formerly; una noche y , night after night; (el) uno y (el) , both; otras tantas (veces), as many (times); otra vez, again; una vez y otra, again and again. ovalado, -a, adj.

todavía, yet, still, however; y esta es la hora en que no le hemos visto, and we haven't seen him since. todo, -a, all, whole, every; el mundo, everybody; un mundo, a whole world; a great multitude; á (el) correr, at full speed; Á escape, at full speed; á toda voz, at the top of their voices; subst.

y a great spurt of flame which tore through its center, then collapsed like a thing of cards.

" "Roberta," said the sculptress sternly, "did you see his portrait of you?" "Y-y-yes.

" "Roberta," said the sculptress sternly, "did you see his portrait of you?" "Y-y-yes.

I. Nous avons connu la nécessité qu'il y

The vowels were always sounded as in Italian, and i and y distinguished as with the dot and with a tail.

When the President reported this demand to Congress, the names of the three French agents were suppressed, and instead they were called Mr. X, Mr. Y,

Mr. Z. This gave the mission the nickname "X, Y, Z mission.

4. Adams yields and sends X, Y, Z mission.

DE ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO. SEE ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO DE. DEERING, FERDIE J. USDAmanager of American agriculture.

DE ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO. SEE ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO DE. DEERING, FERDIE J. USDAmanager of American agriculture.

DE LA TORRE-BUENO Y THORNE, JOSE ROLLIN.

SEE ROLLIN DE LA TORRE-BUENO Y THORNE, JOSE.

ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO DE.

The Araucaniad; a version in English poetry of Alonso de Ercilla y Zuniga's La Araucana.

SEE ERCILLA Y ZUNIGA, ALONSO DE. LANCELOT, MILTON.

LA TORRE-BUENO Y THORNE, JOSE ROLLIN DE.

SEE ROLLIN DE LA TORRE-BUENO Y THORNE, JOSE.

ALARCON Y MENDOZA, JUAN RUIZ DE.

SEE Ruiz de Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan.

SEE Herrera y Font, Angela.

SEE Herrera y Font, Angela.

I tried to resign again, and Barnaby talked about "X" and "Z" and "Y" in the New Review, and gave me a strong cigar to smoke, and so routed me.