Colour hazel-brown, the darker the better, showing no haw.

Some of our men went over to their camp, and some of their youths came down to ours, and when we started on they seemed quite proud that they had learned a little of the English language, but the extent of their knowledge seemed to be a little learned of the ox-drivers, for they would swing their hands at the cattle and cry out "Whoa! haw, gd dn."

You ain't going in there by yourself, Mac?" "Haw-Haw," explained the big man quietly, "I ain't going after Barry.

Down the street they come, the dust flying, whips cracking and the lads hollering 'Whoa haw, Maryup there!

they warn't the least bit skeered, They larfed out, "Haw! haw-haw!"

Finally, when he had eaten everything that suited his taste, he stood up and signed with his hands to the group of girls, muttering, 'Wo-haw, wo-haw.'

We noticed yesterday the red haw, and pembinathe latter of which is the service berry.

"I'll tell you later," remarked Haw-Haw sullenly, and turned his shoulder to the bar.

After a full minute Sweeny caught the idea also and set up a haw-haw of exultant laughter, which brought back echoes from the other side of the cañon, as if a thousand Paddies were holding revel there.

Can't you steer him by shouting 'Gee' and 'Haw'?" "No," said Podington, "he isn't an ox; but perhaps I can stop him.

"He ain't here," sighed Haw-Haw, with relief.

"Well," snarled Haw-Haw, "I got to be gettin' back home pretty soon.

Mac Strann caught Haw-Haw by the arm and dragged him back towards the door.

" "If you want to get rid of the hoss," urged Haw-Haw, writhing in the glee of a new inspiration, "now's the time for it, Mac.

"Ah can't tell y' 'zackkly mah age, but ah knows dat when Freedom was declared, ah was big 'nough ter drive a haws an' buggy', for ah had nice folks.