"Yes, you gather my meanings" I heard a sharp squeak like a terrified mouse.

The kitten gave a slight squeak.

At the same instant, the other, a young one, but as tall as a horse, leaped out into the stream, in full sight, and there stood cowering for a moment, or rather its disproportionate lowness behind gave it that appearance, and uttering two or three trumpeting squeaks.

If I could only hear some mother say to her son, "Don't let your slate-pencil squeak so!

At once there was a hush of expectation: and he, letting his head fall upon his breast, imitated the squeak of a pig to such perfection that the audience insisted on his producing the animal, which, they said, he must have somewhere concealed about his person.

If owls were themselves desired to be taken, it is only during the night that this can be done, by counterfeiting the squeak of the mouse.

Thrice happy age when one can hug one's white woolly lamb to one's bibbed breast, kiss its pink bead eyes in irrational ecstasy, and manipulate the squeak in its foreground without desire to explore the cause thereof!

"You can't even raise a sick 'eadache out o' that squeak.

" The coroner repeated his squeak.

The panorama was rigged up at the end of the lecture room, in front of the desk, under the personal supervision of a former assistant of Banvard's, and worked beautifully, saving an occasional squeak in the rollers.

A great many men can stand a squeak constantly.

Next time he spoke the confidence had leaked from his voice, leaving behind a nervous squeak.

It was impossible not to have heard the front door open; one hinge was rusty and it emitted a dismal squeak every time the door opened.

Then he heard the girl release her breath in a great, trembling exhalation; the rustle of skirts came quick and sharp in the darkness; he heard the door through which she had entered the room squeak upon its hinges and then close with a click that proclaimed it fast.

Afore I can get rid o' them they gie a squeak and cry, 'Was that Thomas Sandys's bed?'