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... as, at prcneut practised by and lasses, it is now becoming a very interesting social study for the parlour? As of yore, Prior said— 'With the fond maids in palmistry he deals. ' They tell the secret first which he reveal,.' Pedommicy, or divination by ...
... NORTH BRITISH ADVERTISER & LANOTRY INTERVIEWILD. I she ought to maid, mud what she had come there to tell them. These expressions of dt,ati,racti,ni on the part of Byron the clergyman were followed by words Letween the and did not make them Letter friends ...
... locality we have no uppertuoity of cons-I parisr . . all those to , ether, for of them the skylarl, robin, and lamet may be maid to constitute the leaders of our feathered choir, each having excellences its own, the rdbirin being that he will abide almost ...
... then waating.tuaid of pretty Miss Mary. But when young mistress goes off to Isaaraling-school for the finishing touches the maid rises a step in rank. 01.1 miss promotes her to the task of hold: ng hulks, w aol ing brooches of cotton, anal teaches her ...
... girl who had sucked him ter a song; My fairest maid I have No song to give thee; No lark could pipe in Skim so dull and grey; Yet ere I go, one lesson I Will leave thee, For every day. Be good, sweet maid, and let Who will be clever; Do noble things, ...
... when the lairds begin to sing, and surely such • sight is fit for a king. The king, who is represented as sitting in his parlour, counting out his money, is the sun, while the gold pieces that sup through his fingers as he counts are the golden sunithine ...
... elderly bridegroom regietered. 'Fe.. weeks, replied the happy luau. Prow, cried the clerk-- show the gentleman. to parlour B. ; dol. a day, sir. 'Third wile, calmly said the guest. Oh ! emus. me. Front, chow the .4entlematt to 824 back. Take ...
... and got his wile or daughter to write timers down on hi. return. When • visitor at Mount asked to use the poet's study, the maid is reported to have shown him a little room contorting a handful of books lying about on the sofa, and shelves, and to have ...
... genius has invented a machine to play pianos. will till a long-felt want. When two young people of opposite sex are in the parlour in the eveniog the old lady doesn't begin to saunter in until the piano stops. •• Ah ! at was • gale, said Mrs Ramie bot ...
... AMMICAN GLEANINGS. Pnerrive COLOURED .darkey'e wedding. The boy who hangs round the parlour and makes faces at his sister's beau should be punished for contempt of court. •• - How do you know when a cyclone is coming? asked a stranger of • Western ...
... phrenology, and at the same time about the talent and character of his non Eddy, to whom Iliad bee.. giving some an drawing, when I maid that 1 toought he had • sell-developed organ of comhativeuesa Emerson replied, I hope on; though I have been afraid that he ...