the voice Of those that crowd the giant wicker thrills The monumental hillocks, and the pomp Is for both worlds, the living and the dead.

From this storehouse the young man drew a wicker flask of whiskey, and handed it, with a tin cup of water, to the woman.

" "Into what?" "Into that cherry-colored car, becausebecausethere'll be a wicker basket in itsomebody holding a wicker basketand there'll bethere'll beaawhite summer gownand

The word sprote was a puzzle to me, and I had often questioned myself as to its meaning, but never could get a satisfactory answer; nor was it until some time after the publication of the 2nd edition of my Analecta that it occurred to me that it might signify a wicker or sallow basket (such as is still in use for the capture of eels), from Lat.