... with this peculiarity, but their elders dis approved of it, and one of them had even contemptuously nick named him the Cheshire cat. His lady spoke still more seldom, but she had a beaming face which gave every one who talked to her the impression that ...

... not so much to have been presented to his eyes as reproduced. Was it possi ble that in a previous state of existence the Cheshire Cat and he had met and told ghost stories to one another, and that this was one of them CHAPTER XXIV. A DANGEROUS TOPIC It ...

... her intelligence. Master Harold de Becker won applause as the Dormouse, as, too, did Master Garnet Veyne as the famous Cheshire Cat. From the list of grown ups must not be omitted Mrs. Arthur Eliot as White Queen and Queen of Hearts, and Miss Alice Barth ...

... regard me with an air of pained surprise and say, Oh, we don't mind much what it is. Whereupon, sincerely flattering the Cheshire Cat of immortal memory, I would retort, Then it doesn't much matter where you go. But I don't talk like that nowadays. They ...

... He is tired and he came here to rest, not to give tips on the stock market or enthuse over young women who grin like Cheshire cats at him before he has had his break fast. He is quite human, I've no doubt, if any of you took the trouble to find out. ...

... allowances in tho Produce Stakes. BROWN COLT (own brother to Tarpolcon a smart winner), by Tarporley (sire of Pro- del la, Cheshire Cat, Melpomene, Ac., Ac.), out of Queen Bcrengaria (dam of Thcak- ston, Rod Knight, Glcnhurst, Lady Chapel, Ac.), by Rosicrucian ...

... foal, March 25th. SOCIETY 11 (1904), a Bay Filly (a maiden), by Florizel II., out of Lady Sneerwell (dam of Adamas, £1600, Cheshire Cat, £700; by Macheatb, out of Intrigue, by Mask, out of Rudstone, by Tibtborpe, out of Adeline, by Ion, out of Little Fairy ...

... foal, March 25th. SOCIETY 11 (1904), a Bay Filly (a maiden), by Florizel II., out of Lady Sneerwell (dam of Adamas, £1600, Cheshire Cat, £700), by Macheath, out of Intrigue, by Mask, out of Rudstone, by Tibthorpe, out of Adeline, by Ion, out of Little Fairv ...

... nud'asm.. ITIh&pm arenyj iiiillmiil/ollp,. mdiium. nut the chief thing about him was his smile., which would have scared a Cheshire cat. beckoned to Bristow, who went up on the poop looking very wild. What's come over the men? she asked. I dunno, ma'am ...

... forcibly that of the Red Queen towards the Cheshire cat (altered). Off with his head, was the order of the day, though in this case the execu tioner's difficulty was exactly reversed. In the case of the Cheshire cat, the official had to cut off a head that ...

... engagements, the property of Capt. F. D. Grissell. SOCIETY (1904), a Bay Mare, by Florizel II., out of Lady Sneerwell (dam* of Cheshire Cat, unbeaten as a two-year-old), by Mac- heath, out of Intrigue (darn of winners), by Mask, out of ltudstone (dam of winners) ...

... behind a mosquito curtain, through which 1, her yellow, parchment- I| like face may be dimly I seen. A sort of ghostly Cheshire cat is she, but r; she has wonderfully If sharp eyes for other |i people's business. A II born meddler, she buzzes iff) r round ...