Peter Rory

"... said mother. ' If you lose him, don't blame me. Now let him out;' After all the things were packed in the suitcase, into the stocking cap again went Peter Rory still purring like the happy liftle cat -that he was. The 'ten-cent man' stared at his unusual passenger, but Pater ?only cuddled down a bit more com fortably and enjoyed ..."

"... anyone with the necessary qualifications. Peter Gross was beginning to despair when he thought of his former skipper, Captain Rouse. him up, he explained his predicament. “By the great Polar Roaring Rory bellowed when Peter Gross had finished his recital. “How the dickens do you expect to clean out that hellhole with twentyfive men? Man, there's a hundred thousand alone, let alone ..."

"... disappear, often setting out by night. It gradually dawns upon the mind of the that summer has gone and another cycle has been completed in bird in his own. Peter Rory. HELEN P. ALDRICH. “Take Peter to Cousin mary's What do you suppose we could do with Peter on the train? Put him in your What an idea! To begin with, ..."

"... HUMANITY 805 WINNING THE WAR IN THE KITCHEN. What One Household is Doing 814 LITERATURE. Books; Literary Notes 807 THE HOME. The Hush in Birdland, by T. Clinton Brockway; Peter Rory, by Helen P. Aldrich; A Good Word for the Skunk 808 kitty's Fairy Lane 809 POETRY. Tired of Kings 804 Worship 806 The Afternoon Tea 808 RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE 815 PLEASANTRIES ..."