" "Why, just to show you how a woman don't know how many real friends she has got, whyeven Mark Haas, of the Mound City Silk Company, a firm I don't do a hundred dollars' worth of business with a year, I wish you could have heard him the other night at the Y.M.H.A., a man you know for yourself just goes there to be sociable with the trade.

There was something old-fashioned and sociable in their song.

The lodgings at enormous prices, New donkeys, and another fly And Madame Bonbon out of ices, Although we're scarcely in July We're quite as sociable as any, But our old horse can hardly crawl

Aylmer was the most genial and sociable of men; he usually disliked being alone; yet just now being with people bored him; it seemed an interruption.

He was disposed to be more sociable than at Venice or Ravenna, and occasionally entertained strangers; but his intimate acquaintanceship was confined to Captain Williams and his wife, and Shelley's cousin, Captain Medwin.

He was sociable to those who visited the house, but never with those abiding in his family.

He was good-natured and sociable from the very beginning.

He smiles very readily, and is chatty and sociable at once.

They are sociable by nature and as such never forget the public whom they address.

It must certainly be more sociable for them these warm raving nights.

" The skipper, who was feeling more sociable after a couple of glasses of beer, complied, and accompanied the couple to the tiny forecastle.