... jealous Aquilar. And now-list-the sound of a hasty step may be heard in the hall of his castle. The stars have fled from the sky, the night has become dark and tempestous, and rolls its' thick, heavy, choking clouds over all the horizon. The rind shakes the ...

... their full bloom, and the summer lightning plays through the clear air, and the full moon shining through the cloudless sky turns night into day, the city is a huge lazar house, the abode of the dead or dying. The crowded wharf is deserted, the streets echo ...

... he returned from India. He took the 4 aplet thst Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Thesiion ; and !alking beneath the sky at night, threw it up to the stars, where ',Yet shines forth. The gods first made use of fl ower s in the form ' ',t a coronet; ...

... returned from India. He took the thaplet that Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Theseion ; and !talki ng beneath the sky at night, threw it up to the stars, where It yet shines forth. The gods first made use of flowers in the form a coronet; and Zeus ...

... softly creep the winds which stirr'd the Or oxntheir pinions lull'd to slesp, thus dream the hours away; When through the sky the night-bird wings his long and darken'd And feeds upon the earth-horn things, te victims ef his force;- ~There is an holy, hallow'd ...

... unfair to criticise either for or against the indi- cations of last night's performances, owing to their in-' cessant interruptions by the gods of the gallery, and tht heroes of boxing-night at large. A good under-current of row may be said, indeed, to have ...

... not only of power and wisdom, but of love ? Remember now the sweet hours of childhood, when the deep blue sky of day and the deep blue sky of night opened upon you like the soft kind eyes of preserving angel over you. And think how a thousand gentle reflections ...

... i! i i . r * o ,jiui -''iit u, nave nnw Qiifiß into despair, and thus v is that Untt ' Clouds obscure the brightest sky And night succeeds the day • catalogue; but it above the level of his fellow illuminator^ *L h Ml- ^ colour and gold, the minute ...

... the artist. But—my hopes, long indulged, have now sunk into despair, and thus it is that Clouds obscure the brightest sky, And night succeeds to day: This magnificent missal sold for 225/, to Mr. Rodd. 746. Autographs of the Members of the House of Peers ...

... the artist. But—my hopes, long indulged, have now sunk into despair, and thus it is that Clouds obscure the brightest sky, And night succeeds to day : This magnificent missal sold for 225/, to Mr. Rodd. 746. Autographs of the Members of the House of ...

... and a particular lurid tinge of the sky before night. For a fortnight previously the thermometer indicated 90 degrees, and sometimes upwards, for six or eight hours a day, and never fell below SO degrees, day or night, so far as I can ascertain. I am ...

... the Possette, where I passed a miserable, nay a terrible, night, iurrounded by the dead and the dying,. the wounded, crushed, mangled, brought off by their friends. The greater part of that night, spent hiosodrreelyssiborug itsleted9waonidintlikead.rlyrAc:N; ...