Your Silver Sword I meantransmogrified to this two-handed Basket Hiltthis old Sir Guy of Warwickwhich will sell for nothing but old Iron.

"When I heard the guy in the knee breeches coming up the stairs I just dove for the slats and played I was asleep.

"Heard you were the main guy with a whole crowd behind you," went on the brakie.

Years later something would happen and we'd yell to Murray, 'Hey Red, is that right in your gut?' "There were a lot of grand guys on that club: Christy Mathewson and Chief Meyers, Larry Doyle and Fred Snodgrass, Al Bridwell and Bugs Raymond.

Martin didn't seem like a bad guy for someone who had it easy.

"Keep her away two points," said Captain Guy to the man at the wheel; "we'll make fast to yonder berg, Mr. Bolton.

there was such a precious guy at the ball last night, and I had no end of a lark with him.

The guy from Memphis.

" "I know you guys like a challenge," she said.

"I was reading in the paper the other day that some old pappy guy out in Chi was making a noisy fuss that the chorus ladies stay up too late nights.

" She did not want to comply, but certainly the little room adjoining the office was no place for private talk, and she dreaded the idea of meeting Guy before the curious eyes of strangers.

The Lakerimmers, however, decided to resist force with force, and stuck by each other so closely, and barricaded their doors so firmly at night, when they must necessarily separate, that time went on without any of them being subjected to any other indignities than the guying of the other Kingstonians.

Yet he had spoken of Guy as one of his failures.

"'Well,' says the guy behind the counter, 'Wakefield is in back shooting billiards.

I am going to Guy by the next boat.

"I have just found out," she said, "how it is that I have had no letters from Guy during the past six weeks.

We say as far as possible, because some things could not be shared with her, such as a splendid new rifle and a silver-mounted hunting-knife and powder-horn, all of which had been presented to him by Captain Guy over and above his wages, as a reward for his valuable services.

Pull all canvas smooth, throw guys toward square iron, and pull bottom edges even.

* Bill Merston came over in the evening, summoned by one of Burke's Kaffirs, and they buried Guy under the shadow of the kopje in what in a few more days would be a paradise of flowers.

Lay all exposed guys along the folded canvas except the two on the center width, which should be pulled out and away from bottom edge to their extreme length for tying.