... Madame Bertrand. Tee, when she deems herrpof in the right : but she is the most rigidly truthful and aoa•eieetioas piece of mortality for one of far age, I ever knew, linrning had come with it. heantiful bengall end holy, reatirg likes benediction the pure ...

... &Waded by the wail of infant. be dogs at the same time pointed the mouth of a cavern-- —Oh. Lord. My I.o.d! What's the matter ? Oh go on, go on ! bey called off the dogs and entered the cave, where they found a young, white infant, no dou• t et lea ...

... been received from the Commi•ioners of National Education relating the inatru-tion which should be given to pupils of the infants class in the workhouse school. Mr. Pinkerton considered that the additional subjects suggested would be of no nee to the pnpila ...

... listened to the ripple of waters whose melody would never seam, and the music of birds so beautiful and tar away, that no mortal ear may catch the faintest echo of their song. (To be continued ) Pair folly come back with her spell while you listen, points ...

... For fire ong years Edwin's girlish feet bad not crossed this threshold. Now, as she pushed the front door open no liv ng mortal came to greet her. No brother, no sister, no father, no mother came to ieeeive her Only a wandering stray beans guided her ...

... and from all the symptomethey had get some for him on the morrow, when he again no ronson to expect such extraordinary mortality went into the shop, but they hadn't come. He as has since taken place Miss M'Murnee had said he would oome in again. any ...