... precisely the same holds good. Whatever animal tissues we deprive of its liquids by drying— whether the soft mass of a jelly-fish or the hard shell of a crab — the soft nerves and muscles of a human body, or its hard bones and teeth, — we drive off nothing ...

... cherubims. Triangular pieces of wave-torn tile, liu'e bits of coal, and gnawn, grey diiftwood; a dry star and ' drying jelly-fish or two ; a few littlo bag-lagged cl ?? few sand-hoppers leaping like ghosts of shrimps d : s_ D pointed in their resurrection; ...

... lUaflittfiJ fttt tl« #r^We. A fiOJIANCB OF THE SEA-SIDE. f -o. out and the star-fish aud the jelly-fish B* *Lr it (iving passively ; while the big crabs kf ?? crabs scuttled off into the puddles for an •» ** i ?? and tried to pinch the fingers that 00&f ...

... organs, fish, all alive, oh !' blue-bottle flies, and door-banclng. — ll a.m. : Bathing machines full, shinzle flinty, jelly-fish stingy, andtowels damp and sticky. 11 -30 a.m. : Papers all sold out, more organs, monkeys, and photograph importuners. ...

... clothes behind a rock, and Sissy CUed his hat with sand, and I pnt a crab into eaoh of his boots, and _LI _T__ . f^ found a jelly-fish, and she's gone back to put It In hi. ?? pocket. The Home Secretary has made Mr. A. Piatt, an opera- tive cotton spinner ...

... behind a rock, and Sissy filled his hat with sand, and I put a crab into eaoh of his bootß, and as we came out Sissy found a jelly-fish, and she's gone back to put it In his tail-coat pooket. FROM MOONSHINE. EngUah Tourist (to waiter at Scotch seailde bote)) ...

... retreats seagulls sweep down, and niak-j a meal from the unconsidered trifles left along the high-water line, where great jelly-fishes lie in helpless masses, beset with flies and'gradually covered by the sand, which the winds wait in gentle clouds. The ...

... piercing shrieks from the bathers. One of the ladies appeared to be struggling in the grip of an enormous and infuriated jelly-fish which the lady's? unaided efforts could not shake off _ ortunately. however, a younger lady, with a fortitude worthy of ...

... piercing shrieks from the bathers. One of the ladies appeared to be struggling in the grip of an enormous and infuriated jelly-fish, which the lady's unaided efforts could not shake off. Fortunately, however, a younger lady, with a fortitude worthy of ...

... led astray by Sir William Marriott, who had led them not to the promised land, but to Sahara. He described the Tories as jelly-fish, with no backbone. They had no policy, but had thieved Liberal measures. Referring to the London County Council elections ...

... everything finny and slimy is spawning, and the colour of the sea is even muddier than the Thames at London Bridge in February. Jelly-fish, medusa, white-bait, sole, dog- fish, whelk, and all the host of the denizens of the deep are just now busy in the nursery ...

... seaside) : The moment my bathing dress comes home from the dressmakers, Mary, you will be sure to forward it to me at Jellyfish-on-Sea, will you not ? Mary : Yes, mim. Pack it up and send it off by the railway, I suppose, mim '? Mrs. Faschynplait ...