"Yoo-hooit's only me, Kit!

"A-yah-oy-a-yoo-oy-ah-chuck-uh-ung-loy-oo-ayah-a-yoo-chung-chung-szt- oo-aha-oy-ou-ungarooyah-yah-yah!" replied Ah Fong.

"A-yah-oy-a-yoo-oy-ah-chuck-uh-ung-loy-oo-ayah-a-yoo-chung-chung-szt- oo-aha-oy-ou-ungarooyah-yah-yah!" replied Ah Fong.

[Old copy, Yoo.]

"Isn't it be-yoo-tiful?" sighed Hinpoha, her artistic soul delighting in the lovely scene before her.

Proud and happy and silent, her sole remark, the first day of the trip, was: "Brighamnowhe make such a lovely, bee-yoo-tiful God in heaven!"

[102] Walker pronounces yew and you precisely alike, "yoo;" but, certainly, ew is not commonly equivalent to oo, though some make it so: thus Gardiner, in his scheme of the vowels, says, "ew equals oo, as in new, noo."Music of Nature, p. 483.

SEE Berg, Gertrude. Yoo-Hoo, prosperity.

Yoo-hoo, prosperity.

Yoo-hoo, prosperity.

Helen W. Thurber (W) & Rosemary Thurber Sauers (C); 3Jan64; R329027. Yoo-hoo, George!

Yoo-hoo, Mr. Ectoplasm!

Yoo-hoo, it's me and the ape man.

Yoo-hoo, Satan, I'm idle.

A Television book of yoo-hoo.

SEE Berg, Gertrude. Yoo-Hoo, prosperity.

Yoo-hoo, prosperity.

Yoo-hoo, prosperity.

Helen W. Thurber (W) & Rosemary Thurber Sauers (C); 3Jan64; R329027. Yoo-hoo, George!

Yoo-hoo, Mr. Ectoplasm!

Yoo-hoo, it's me and the ape man.

Yoo-hoo, Satan, I'm idle.

A Television book of yoo-hoo.

"A bee-yoo-tiful piece of composition," said Hank approvingly, with one of his throaty chuckles; "the only thing iswho is Captain Nemo?" "Why, so far as delivering the letter and getting the money is concerned, you are," said Jack decisively.

The Russian Church is endeavouring by missionary enterprise to convert all the Siberian tribes to Christianity; and although they have met with a certain degree of apparent success among the settled tribes of Yukagirs (yoo-kag'-eers), Chuances (choo-an'-ces), and Kamchadals, the wandering natives still cling to Shamanism, and there are more than 70,000 followers of that religion in the scanty population of north-eastern Siberia.