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... i'ving- hi your I town of the name of Happystone, or some much name. T I dwish you wouirl catch him for me, and ship him straight off t by the ftrst vessel. He has got my poor old utcld Quasbabunny ' . working for him as a slave in Demerara. He makes ...
... highly-polished STEEL FENDERS, of the most modern tte • • elegant • BitAss and STEEL FIRE SETS to co . 65 Dozen PEN and POG , N RAZORS; 15 Sets Ivory-handled TAU ~. and FORKS; 11 Sets best BLoca TIN DISP ; • - 37 Wire FENDERS and NURSERY GUARDS; - 11. Pair ...
... banks of the Canal. They senm to be raising moeends anid making excavations, for the purpose of turning t e Uater out of a straight course: the design is to form an ornot- Mental and romantic garden and pleasure-ground. In the malls t ithe work advances ...
... gruesome face. Sync I pulled out the little drawer, and got the sharping strap, the which I fastened to my button. Sync I took my razor from the box, and gave it fire or six turns, along first one side and then the other, with great precision. Sync I tried the ...
... will not keep in curl if she be in the slightest degree indisposed; and a young gentleman whose profuse curly hair becomes straight under the same circumstances. On the other hand, a case is recorded in which it always curled in a fit of the gout, &c. N ...
... the manufacture of a razor, it proceeds through a dozen hands; but it is afterwards submitted to a process of grinding, by which the concavity is perfected and the fine edge produced. They are made from Is. per dozen to 20s. per razor, in which last the ...
... manufacture of a razor, it proceeds through a dozen bands; but it is afterwards submitted to a process of grinding, by which, the concavity is perfected and the .tine edge produced. They are made from Is. per citizen to 20s. per razor, in which last the ...
... rustic assembly to the manager to send home his wig. Send home my wig, sir, my wig —my clean apron, sir, my apron ; find my razor-strap, my strap, sir, of which you now make a sword•belt. I was thunderstruck at this expose of the poverty of our wardrobe; ...
... rustic assembly to the manager to send home his wig. Send home my wig, sir, my wig —my clean apron, sir, my apron ; aad my razor-strap, my strap, sir, of which you now make a sword-belt. I was thunderstruck at this expos of the poverty of our wardrobe; ...
... Otermode of teaching. t Othtyt VI t Lsson, enables his Pupils to vrrite ?? a truly S~p~eof l c5 utmost ease, and perfectly straight, wvith- Y;Pere~a. taught to make and mend their own Pens, make Hloar~e oslt ?? taught perfectly in Six Lessons, TR 0 tien ...
... attempts were to tal y hint. One wished him pleasant dreams (luring his long nap ; another recommended him to take a case razors tote d with him, that he might be ready to shave 4. .4ta the long beard which he Would have when he awoke. But 441 not do ...
... attempts were made to rally him. One wishect pleasant dreams during his long nap ; another recommended him to take a case of razors to bed with him, that he might be ready to shave off the long beard which he would have when he avvolie. But all would not ...