... English language, and would give a great deal to find out its author. OH! WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OP MORTAL BE PROUD? Oh why should the spirit of mortal be proud Like a swift-fleeting meteor, a fast-flying cloud, A flnsh of the lightning, a break of the ...

... tendency, it will be easy, for some years at any rate, to dodge the little Monarch's shafts. As an outcome of the Infantile Mortality Congress recently held in Brussels, it has been decided to establish an International Union for the Protection of Child Life ...

... obliging, but there are limits Much is written and more is said at many meetings held on the subject about the enormous mortality of infants. It is encouraging to hear that, even among the poorest classes, ignorance of mothers, and not wilful neglect, is to ...

... always count upon attentions of this character immediately she becomes either famous or infamous. A young woman who murders her infant can get married as soon as she and the law choose to say Yes. If she have originality enough to stab a man, the number of ...

... months ago in Paris. How, and why, it has spread from the head of one original actress to the rows of presumably ordinary mortals at a London theatre is one of those mysteries of evolution which I would not attempt to elucidate. It has its comic side. ...

... the shrivelled side. This child would some day learn in horror would desert her. Her daughter had lain like this, a helpless infant in her happy arms had grown to womanhood, heard her story, rushed away from the sinister sound of it, and died-- alienated ...

... any stray wanderer over these lonely wilds lies the hope of his race, and the future benefactor of a whole countryside-- the infant monarch of the moor. This June he is but a little brown calf, all dappled with white spots like any fallow fawn, and no royal ...

... months ago in Paris. How, and why, it has spread from the head of one original actress to the rows of presumably ordinary mortals at a London theatre is one of those mysteries of evolution which I would not attempt to elucidate. It has its comic side. ...

... Street, for Princess Alexander of Teck's infant, is quite easy. Morocco of fine quality in a shade of invisible green, soft cushions, highly tempered steel springs everything to make that fortunate young mortal's daily drive as easy as only a Leveson carriage ...

... all over the house the way we used to. It 's horrid I They both sighed disconsolately, thinking what a very injured pair of mortals they were. The baby slept on, regardless of their frowning looks. It certainly was a wonderful baby for sleeping The cherubic ...