" "Yes, indeed, Aunt Mavity," said Johnnie, taking the bandanna into her own hands.

The face was ghastly, the clothing in tatters, and his hands trembled as they clutched a bandanna evidently full of some small articles that rattled together in his shaking grasp.

Tell me," added she, pointing out the crooked marks in the corner of the handkerchief, "do you recognize that?" Vingo drew forth the bandanna, which always accompanied him in his wanderings, and laid it by the side of the other.

In these days," pursued Mr. Mortimer, setting down the market-basket, unbuttoning his furred overcoat, extracting a green and yellow bandanna from his breastpocket and mopping his heated brow, "in these days we have lost that self-confidence.

A drift of wind fluttered the bandanna at his throat.

He had donned a white shirt and knotted a black silk bandanna round his short neck.

"Now," she said, resting both hands on the table and leaning so that she could look him directly in the eye: "What's Bard done now? Horsegun-fighterwoman; which?" The other loosened the bandanna which circled his bull neck.

"That's her way," said Denver Jim, arranging his bandanna to mask the lower part of his face from the bridge of his nose down.

And then Johnnie noticed a folded bandanna in her hands.

" A countrified-looking young man on the front seat, anxious to share in the glory of the coming trick, produced a flaming red bandanna from his pocket and tendered it with outstretched hand.

Patrick rolled a bandanna the way Wilson did and stripped to the waist.

He patted his rifle barrel; he spread out his big red bandanna beside his elbow and on it nicely arranged a couple of extra charges of cartridges.

"Silk shirts and swell bandannas and he wears shopmade boots and keep 'em all shined up.

He missed the bandanna, and the impetus of the movement sent him staggering a pace or two forward.