Quicklet us disburthen our troubles into each other's bosomlet us make our single joys shine by reduplicationBut yap, yap, yap!what is this confounded cur?

Quicklet us disburthen our troubles into each other's bosomlet us make our single joys shine by reduplicationBut yap, yap, yap!what is this confounded cur?

" Yap, yap, yap!"He is at it again.

" Yap, yap, yap!"He is at it again.

Many times, in the early spring, when foxes are mating, and again later when they are heavy with young and incapable of a hard run, I have caught my hounds trotting meekly after a mother fox, sniffing her trail indifferently and sitting down with heads turned aside when she stops for a moment to watch and yap at them disdainfully.

At times, when the cubs were hungry after a two-days fast, they would hear, faint and far away, the food cry, yap-yap-yooo!

At times, when the cubs were hungry after a two-days fast, they would hear, faint and far away, the food cry, yap-yap-yooo!

yap-yap-yoooooo!

yap-yap-yoooooo!

The first yap had hardly left his throat when the thunder roared, and something seared the wolf's side like a hot iron.

Suddenly I heard a yap, and then, out over the marsh, came Stereke at full speed.

[dog, wolf]; yap, yip, yipe, growl, yarr^, yawl, snarl, howl [dog, wolf]; grunt, gruntle^; snort [pig, hog, swine, horse]; squeak, [swine, mouse]; neigh, whinny

"Yap! yap! yap!" Buck could hear the shrill barking of the fat little dog, and the joyous shrieks of the child as he made his playfellow chase his tail round and round or tumbled him head over heels on the floor.

"Yap! yap! yap!" Buck could hear the shrill barking of the fat little dog, and the joyous shrieks of the child as he made his playfellow chase his tail round and round or tumbled him head over heels on the floor.

"Yap! yap! yap!" Buck could hear the shrill barking of the fat little dog, and the joyous shrieks of the child as he made his playfellow chase his tail round and round or tumbled him head over heels on the floor.

" [Yap camotes from Philippines.]

Yap (9° 25' N., 138° 1' E. Gr.), which is the principal island, is more than forty leagues in circumference.

One point in their favour is the fact that they are not noisy, and do not yap continually when strangers go into a room where they are, or at other times, as is the habit with some breeds of toy dogs.

Du. keffen, to yap, to bark, also to prattle, chatter, tattle.

The pom-poms continued their steady yap-yap, jerking and springing between each, round, like eager terriers jumping the length of their chain, recoiling and jumping, and yelping at every jump.

Illustrated by Weda Yap.

By Estelle Urbahns & Weda Yap.

Estelle Urbahns & Weda Yap (A); 27May75; R606266. R606267.

That stubborn island called Yap.

Dong Kingman, Weda Yap & Georgi Hemls.