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... race offer’d up for the weal Of a nation that swears by that martyrdom yet! Shalt thou be faint-hearted, and turn from the strife, From the mighty arena where all that grand, And devoted, and pure, and adorning in life, for hsgh-thoughtcd spirits, like ...
... thistles,”—wisdom from those who are too great to need instntetion,—justice 'from those in whom regard to the interests their own small caste, an infinite overbalance to their care for all the world beside, —in short, good Government from Legislators who ...
... HEALTH^ (71, TORK-STRFET, BELFAST.) Hat long been admired by the Nationt of the World at the first, the best, the greatest tinder the Heavens. DOCTOR BROOM’S SUN PILLS are wholly from the finest Herbs. No Pill hie ever appeared more uo'*er*il, or of more general ...
... Clear the way shouted the driver. ** We will not ; give us money, or we will die here.” From words they came to blows ; people dragged them, by the chain, from under the chariot, not withou» receiving some smart blows. My guide gave a vigorous pull, ...
... the whirlpool, is destruction. Syracuse signifies bad savour, so called from the unwholesome marsh upon which it stood. /Etna signifies furnace, or dark, smoky.— Old Scrap-book. Reason fob Accepting the First Offer.—Every young lady is taught to consider ...
... star That led him on from crown to crown. Has sunk, and nations from afar Gazed it faded and went down. High is his tomb : the ocean flood, Ear, far below storms is curled— round him heaved, while high he stood, stormy and unstable world. Alone sleeps t the ...
... NATIONAL LYRICS AND SONGS FOR MUSIC. Small Bvo., cloth. •• We have derived great delight from the perusal of this volume.*’— ShrJfielJ Iris. Many poems have proceeded from her gifted pen, which have few* in the poetry of England. The present volume contains ...
... Ireland, to introduce any change in the present system, as to relieve the Protestants from those conscientious objections which excluded the children ' of so many of them from the benefits of the neral System I of Education ?—he alluded particularly to that ...
... fare tou« bed with gladness and with grace The tones are such as might beseem The colours of noontide dream ; Some dream that, from external thine* Borrows the hues that light its wine*. Ami some young sleeper’s head is laid violets in a pleasant shade. like ...
... 0 10 6 Tyas’s splendid illustrated History of Napoleon, vol. 1, 15 0 Otway’s Tour Connaught, 6 The Drawing-Room Scrap-Book, 1838, 1839, and 1840, each, I 6 The Keepsake and Book of Beauty, each, 10 Burnet’s History of his own Times ...
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... and bn w, I I 0 From the many Testimonials which Mr. Johnson has obtained from individuals of the highest standing In the moral and scientific world, with regard to his ability communicate instrucion on the above subjects, well as from his experience at ...