When she came to herself with a start the little cavalcade had reached the gate and John Randolph stood before her with his hat in his hand.

she exclaimed, as Evadne came into the room with her hat on.

Why?' 'I feel all the time, somehow, as if he were calling me by my Christian name without an introduction, or as if he wanted me to exchange hats with him,' she said.

He does, however, bring my hat to a marvellous whiteness and it may be true that he has really tended heads that are now gone beyond Constantinople.

Their girl companions looked very trim and neat, dressed generally in black, their clothes fitting extremely wellmost of them bareheaded, but some had hats of the simplest descriptionnone of the flaunting feathers and bright flowers one sees on the boulevards.

They were very different, Monseigneur Pie tall, thin, cold, arrogant,one felt it was a trial for him to receive his Cardinal's hat from the hands of a Republican President.

Once or twice a soeur jardiniere with a big, flat straw hat over her coiffe and veil tending the flowers (there were not many) or weeding the lawn, sometimes convalescents or old ladies seated in armchairs under the trees, but there was never any sound of voices or of life.

She'd show it to her husband, and he'd come round and knock me into a cocked hat for it.

The Indians were then about three-quarters of a mile distant, and we stopped and waved our hats at them, and fired some shots at long range.

He had his hat under his arm; and in his black clothes, with his white stock, he made an old-fashioned figure as he bowed before the girl and straightened again.

He snatched the hat off Johnny's head And rolled it on and on,

W. took a large suite with him, secretaries, huissiers, etc., and I told them they were as much taken up with their coats and embroideries and cocked hats as any pretty woman with her dresses.

And now, having stirred the spirit within him to a demonstrative pitch, PUNCHINELLO shies his cocked hat into space, and calls upon his Public to give three rousing cheers for the RIGHT PARTY.

His eyes roved all about the room; they came back to Gratton, sped up the steps, came back to Gratton with a leer in them, and all the while he turned and turned his black dusty hat like a man doing a job he was being paid for.

She put on her coat and hat without a word or a look at the man, who stood as if rooted to the ground.

" He had his hat by this.

But tossing a cowpuncher hat out of a window into Broadway was easier than tossing a thing out of mind.

He seldom comes in till the Prayers are about half over, and when he has enter'd his Seat (instead of joining with the Congregation) he devoutly holds his Hat before his Face for three or four Moments, then bows to all his Acquaintance, sits down, takes a Pinch of Snuff, (if it be Evening Service perhaps a Nap) and spends the remaining Time in surveying the Congregation.

So soon as he saw Gordon, he halted and waved his hat above his head, and the rabble of savages at his heels had dispersed to right and left and disappeared as if by magic.

The coachman wiped his brow, put his leather hat between his knees, and drove his carriage beyond the side alley by the meadow to the margin of the waters.

"Like to come over to your grandfather's, eh?" remarked Captain Rheid, looking around at the broad-brimmed hat among the full bags.

'It's so silly having a hat about in a place like this.

When a boy, if a dog ran away from me through fear, I generally looked about for a stone, or a stick; and if neither offered to my hand, I skinned my hat after him to make him afraid for something.

And when he came home, Inger thought it a finer hat than before.

" "Hang your coat and hat behind the sink.