There is an old saying as to catching a weasel asleep.

'Cause if you ain'tpop goes the weasel.

Uncle Wiggily's empty watch; or, How the cricket scared the weasels, and Uncle Wiggily and the picnic pie.

But it was hard to think of her asleep; it would have been easier to fancy a sleeping weasel.

Whenever he walked in the park, she said, that he must look out for the fox and the marten; when he came to the shores of the lake, he must think of the otters; as he sat on the stone wall, he must not forget the weasels, who could creep through the smallest holes; and if he wished to lie down and sleep on a pile of leaves, he must first find out if the adders were not sleeping their winter sleep in the same pile.

" "'All around the cobbler's bench the monkey chased the weasel'" He was amazed; the congregation was dumbfounded.

CaliCali THE PIGEON White Hen, is it true that by his song, defender of the warm and sacred egg, he has frequently kept the lissome weasel from THE BLACKBIRD

And at last, when about to fall to the ground, in the extremity of his terror, he uttered a great scream of despair; and the sudden scream so startled the weasel, that he jumped up and scuttled away as fast as he could through the creepers and bushes, making a great rustling over the dead leaves and twigs; and

I saw in antique characters upon a mouldering board, "Licensed to sell weasels and jade earrings."

We know you've got some; so jest draw your weasel, if you want to save unpleasant feelin's; an' be in a hurry about it, too, for we're mighty thirsty.