THE BASIS OF VARIATION The sense of likeness and the sense of unlikeness plays a decisive rôle in the diurnal schedule of the individual.

When the other girls discovered this they good-naturedly made up a schedule for the week, assigning a different day to every girl whose duty it should be to "seal, sign and deliver" the reluctant Libbie at the gymnasium door at the appointed time.

"But if we stay another day and night here," said Betty, "not that we're not glad to, Aunt Salliewhy we can't keep up to our schedule in walking, and we must cover so many miles each day.

The semi-daily passings of Cissie Dildine before the old Renfrew manor on her way to and from the Arkwright home upset Peter Siner's working schedule to an extraordinary degree.

You know that my Indians are beginning to haggle over the fees and to flash schedules on me!

The pupils may fill out such schedules as the following with any leaves that are at hand.

Read this "Birmingham," he said, referring to a Schedule under consideration, "is to be cut into three constituencies of four members each.

Although the Chicagoans experienced tough weather in Texas last spring they fared better than any of the other teams in their league, and that fact, combined with the readiness with which youth gets into playing trim, enabled the White Sox to walk through the early weeks of their schedule with an ease that astonished everybody.

It might shock Wallace Hood, a schedule like that, but there were days when to Mary it was a clear God-send.

TOMMY ATKINS, the British soldier, as Jack Tar is the British sailor, from a hypothetical name inserted in a War Office schedule at one time issued to each soldier.

Even the Pittsburgh players were filled with admiration for the foe whom they had met, and while they were not in the mood to accept defeat with equanimity, they did accept it graciously and congratulated the victors as they left Pittsburgh after playing the last game of the season which had been scheduled between them on Forbes Field.

] Prices in this period were so commonly stated in currency of uncertain depreciation that a definite schedule by years may not safely be made.

Juan Ceron and Miguel Diaz are responsible for 100,000 Castellanos for Indians taken from persons who held them by schedule from your Highness.

But common report in that regard emphasized the sturdy sleekness as well as the joviality of the negroes in the grinding season; and even if exhaustion had been characteristic instead, the brevity of the period would have prevented any serious debilitating effect before the coming of the more leisurely schedule after harvest.

Sometimes a patient Chinaman, flappin' of the flies with his pigtail, will industrusly manufacture that same per schedule out of common, ordinary lead, and, by exercisin' the art of gildin', almost whip-saw people by the name of Scraggs, if so it hadn't 'a' been their gardeen angel moved 'em to try a sample with the edge of a knife.' "Was I warned?

By referring to Genesis and finding out precisely what the Creator did on the morning of the first day, the writer contrived to bring his calculation of the age of the earth and everything in the world to a precision of six hours, give or take,a somewhat closer schedule than that made by the Tennessee river boats coming up from St. Louis.