"My heartstrings are all going ZING!"

Through the woods the high-noted 'zing zing' of bullets sounds like a swarm of angry bees, while high overhead shrapnel and shell go shrieking on their way.

Through the woods the high-noted 'zing zing' of bullets sounds like a swarm of angry bees, while high overhead shrapnel and shell go shrieking on their way.

Rotterdamyou see ze name ov ze sheep.

Ve cum here from ze Barbadoes," he explained brokenly "wiz cane-sugar, an' hides.

Zay Vest Indy niggers, an' vud run avay ven ze chance cum.

'I shall make a' girls cry,' quoth Blackbird, with a grin. 'Do'n good, too; they likes it: zing away.'

As the lop-eared cub darted after a cat that shot like a ray of moonlight under a cabin, a window opened noiselessly, and zing!

"There's going to be fifty sleeping rooms and ninety-six maids, so that if the poor skirt wakes up in the morning feeling far from a well woman all she has to do is to tickle the zing-zing and the maid is right there on the job.

"There's going to be fifty sleeping rooms and ninety-six maids, so that if the poor skirt wakes up in the morning feeling far from a well woman all she has to do is to tickle the zing-zing and the maid is right there on the job.

Zing-ha lay with him in the snow and watchedZing-ha, who later became the craftiest of hunters, and who, in the end, fell through an air-hole on the Yukon.

Zing-ha and he had gone out that day to play at hunting after the manner of their fathers.

"An old one," Zing-ha, who was quicker at reading the sign, said"an old one who cannot keep up with the herd.

How Zing-ha and he felt the blood-lust quicken!

Zing-ha said it was a strange thing, a moose once down to get free again; but this one certainly had.

Crawling up the wind, Zing-ha bellied it through the snow, and with him crept he, Koskoosh, who was to be chief of the tribesmen in the years to come.

But she was ever a careless child, and honored not her ancestors from the time the Beaver, son of the son of Zing-ha, first cast eyes upon her.

As he stood ga-zing with won-der up-on them, a voice, which ap-pear-ed to pr-oceed from the cloud, said, "Wil-lie, be not a-fraid: I know the praise-wor-thy er-rand that you are on, and I come to be-friend you.

" "It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that zing. "

It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that zing.

"There's Dick the treble and John the mean (Let every mon zing in his auwn pleace); And Gaarge he wur the elder brother, And therevoore he would zing the beass.

"There's Dick the treble and John the mean (Let every mon zing in his auwn pleace); And Gaarge he wur the elder brother, And therevoore he would zing the beass.

"There's Dick the treble and John the mean (Let every mon zing in his auwn pleace); And Gaarge he wur the elder brother, And therevoore he would zing the beass.

"There's Dick the treble and John the mean (Let every mon zing in his auwn pleace); And Gaarge he wur the elder brother, And therevoore he would zing the beass.

She thought of how, at eleven o'clock the night before, her telephone had rung with the sharp zing! of trouble.