It will do well, love those that love good fashions, good cloaths, and rich; they invite men to admire 'em, that speak the lisp of Court.

he shouted, forgetting his lisp in his excitement"stop!"

"And you talk better," said Mr. Mills, taking his glass from the counter and emptying it; "you ain't got that silly lisp you used to have.

He even gave the big boy's lisp once more, and followed on with a series of pantomimic exhibitions.

LISPING "Have you lost another tooth, Bethesda?" asked auntie, who noticed an unusual lisp.

Deal gently, thou whose hand hath won The young bird from its nest away, Where, careless, 'neath a vernal sun, She gayly carolled day by day; The haunt is lone, the heart must grieve, From where her timid wing doth soar They pensive lisp at hush of eve, Yet hear her gushing song no more.