As the Boy, hesitating, did not accept the chair offered, smiling, the Jesuit went on: "Will you talk of zis matterwhatever it isfirst, or will you first go up and wash, and have our conference after supper?" "No, thank youaAre you the Father Superior?

you come and witness zis last will and testament?"

Yon sink bickause I make a little playfool wiz zis tin pan zat I am dhonk?" "Oh, no, Bienvenu, old fellow, you're all right.

" "Sorry that you think so, Belle," said I. "Now please to say 'siria zis.'"

"Now say 'yerani thè sirèir zis,'" said I. "'Yerani thè sirèir zis,'" said Belle.

"Now say 'yerani thè sirèir zis,'" said I. "'Yerani thè sirèir zis,'" said Belle.

"Man," say they, "should avoid places which are enlightened neither by the sun" (Zis) "nor by the moon" (Nuna).

"Oui! oui!" "I am sorry, but I can't accommodate you till my friend gets through with your servant, who was extremely fresh, like most Frenchmen." "Zis to me!"

The Frenchman cried: "But zis poteet ees not settailed to whom eet belong yet!"

"Zat ees pretty gude, but I belief zis ees battaire.

'There is ze dresses that Chaumont wear in zis new play, Une Faute dans le Passé.

" "Not in zis rain!" cried the count.

At that moment Mr. Salim Zahoul, the interpreter procured by Mr. Pepperill, approached, bowed and, twisting his purple mustache, addressed the court: "Your Excellence: I haf to zay dat dees papaire eet haf articles on zis affairze memkahazat are not diplomatique.

Then into the crazed orgie leaped the Toad-woman like a gigantic scarlet spider, screaming prophecy and performing the inconceivable and nameless rites of Ak-e, Ne-ke, and Ge-zis, until, in her frenzy, she went stark mad, and the devil worship began with the awful sacrifice of Leshee in Biskoonah.

" An' where Murry went w'y the lamb's sure to doe, They's mowe of zis stowyI dess I don' know; But hush-a-bye O, darlene, wock-a-bye b'o', Wock-a-bye, my 'ittul b'over.