Avery puts a sheet over her head, pretending to be a ghost to frighten Emily.

Of course the metal of the car wheels and the caliber of the baby must be topnotch to allow either of them to react upon grit climbingly.

In the Year-Book of Facts, 1861, pp. 75-80, we described Train's new Street Railway.

Orr, in the first row behind the photographers, said something and Smart stepped to him and pushed him with both hands. . . . Sending Smart to the showers—or instructing arena security to eject the fan—would have been a move in the name of safety.