Glancing my eye then to the south,"See," said I, "while the Kamtschadale is providing his supply of furs and of fish, for the long winter which is already knocking at the door of his hut, the gay and voluptuous native of the Sandwich and other islands between the tropics.

" A man knocked on the door of Mary's hut.

We could hear some of the Philistines knocking about on the gravel, and I saw there were about half a dozen of them playing footer with a tennis-ball.

[A knocking at the Garden-gate.

" "It's been knocked out of me, every bit of laugh I ever had in me; lemme tell you that.

"If it hadn't been for you I reckon it would have been knocked over the edge of the road," she added.

The Seine was full of large blocks of ice, which got jammed up against the bridges and made a jarring ugly sound as they knocked against each other.

The enemy's trenches were knocked to pieces; uprooted trees, planks, sandbags and dead bodies lay about in confusion.

I watched them as they knocked in the head of the cask and scooped up the raw spirits within.

" He went boldly to the door, and knocked with an assured hand.

As might have been expected, the challenger went one way, and the challenged the other by the recoil, both knocked into insensibility by the concussion.

Thinking that they might be a party of trappers, I boldly walked up to the door and knocked for admission.

Then, before the astounded elderly man could recover from his amazement, or regain the gold spectacles which had been knocked from his nose, the umbrella, after an instant of keen examination, was restored to him with a humble, almost abjectly apologetic, air, and Mr. BUMSTEAD hurried back, evidently crushed, into the refreshment saloon.

[Knocking of Hammers on a Anvil.

Presently I heard a knocking on the boards.

CHAPTER III With a strange knocking of his heart, high up toward his throat, Kurt Dorn stood stock-still, watching the moving cloud of dust until it disappeared over the hill.

" I took the rascal, his knees knocking under him, straight to the ordinary where the English merchants chiefly forgathered.

well, Babe? 'Ain't took cold, have you, with your fur coat in hock?" "No, no, no!" "Well, II guess, honey, if the truth was told, your old man ain't cut out for nothing much besides the gamin'-tablea fellow that's knocked around the world the way I have.

"I have heard them knock like that on the doors in the Calle San Gregorio.

The first great rush was to the cellars, and the invaders were quickly at work knocking off the heads of bottles, and brandishing torches.

And on the heels of the whirlwind knocking down the country of make-believe would come the girl from a vast unknown rushing wildly fromwhat?

[Knock within

He was near losing his life by being knocked through the window; but his adversary, it is said, saved him by clutching the hair of his head with his left hand, while he struck him with his right.

" "But Nogam: in this house, regardless of the custom which may have obtained in other establishments where you have served, you will always knock before entering a room, and never enter until you obtain permission.

They have stood the knocking about of three worlds already; and have done their duty therein; and they are ready (if you choose to mend the road with them) to stand the knocking about of this fourth world, and being most excellent gravel, to do their duty in this world likewise; which is more, I fear, than either you or I can say for ourselves.