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... merit of the lines: Turn awhile from Summer’s amaranth (lower, From youth’s still thoughtless joy. and beauty’s power, From the stream circled mead, where blossom# rare Sprinkle with gold the zephyrs fragrant liair. From brilliant halls, where music, softly ...
... more confidently, as its bearing is so | sectarian bias of any kind—a charge from which a. = nonrine from the press, for tk —_ = some extracts from the poetical pag Scrap-Book, and we add one more, w as a fair sample of the general level of “GLIMPSES or ...
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... this world ; our specimens of it are ha seen in the lamb, the dove, and the infant it consists tgnoranee of evil. Virtue alone attained through knowlvtlge of both good and evil, and determined strife agntnat the laltcran all forms The of this world often ...
... to her in another ami better world, where tljey shall dwell together in unity for ever. B\nv!—The nursery a wonderful world, and all that therein is; baby the greatest wonder of all. That little separate thing in the world—uncommunicating with others, ...
... interested from their connection with maritime commerce, and British subjects, in the welfare of British navigation, regard with the greatest anxiety and alarm the repeal of the Navigation Laws. “That your |>eiitioners abstain present from proving, as ...
... habit of reading it for ten years before was sent among them. The scrap-book was laid on the shelf and the Bible substituted in its place. There was n.) priest iliere to hinder them from reading it. The seed was the IV of God • and these men were taking ...
... course, retire from the stage. Lvov Fuanrlix.— Lady Franklin returned to Loudon on Thursday from the North, see Sir James Rosa, and Sir John Richardson, their return from their respeclive expeditions. Mr. Francis PuLstky, late Envoy from the Hungarian ...
... itself. “Juvenile Scrap-Book,’’ Mrs. Milner, is beautiful otiering for the season, and in point of moral and instructive utility, it is worthily associated with the volumes already noticed. It is intended for different class of readers from tliat to which ...
... One Guinea. IjIISHER’S JUVENILE SCRAP-BOOK for 1850. ByMrs. Milnkr. With Sixteen Plates, elegantly bound, price Eight Shillings. 3. December Ist will be Published, THE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE for 1850. FAMILY PICTURES from the BIBLE. Mrs. Ellet, Author of ...
... to htr feet. “It is mine; it uncle s, and he— came not from your uncle, continued Mauprat, sadly, and almost pityingly. Not from uncle! From whom, then?” and Lucile opened her blue eyes.— From mischievous madman; it is all a pretence, a snare. A snare ...