... throes of death. Who has done this ? asked Biddulph, bending over her and trying to staunch the red tide. She tried to speak, her dark eyes rolled in her head, each breath grew a sob, but no words came from her white lips. Then she flung back her head ...

... thoy knew what a life of selfsacrifice Aunt Dora lived, but the ghastly story her youthful folly was new-to thain. When could speak it was to utter words that proved the story bad not been without its lesson of warning, and Mrs. Barlowe noted that Nelly never ...

... the toe of his patent leather and was gently over the still the office door that's what c rising poet. Miss Seasoned: Speaking names, I think rank is a pretty name. Mr. Charles F. Svher • • Yaas so do That is my middle name gaining courage.) Er-what ...

... at the Cabinet Council; whereas Lord Randolph's speech was not delivered till some hours after the Cabinet had separated. Speaking at temperance meeting held in the Memorial Hall, Farrington Street, last evening, to welcome him home from India, Mr. W. ...

... colonial policy should be one of intercommunication and intercommunion between the great federations of English speaking people. (Applause.) Speaking of THE HOUSE OF LORDS, he said he was not in favour of its abolition, and characterised it as the best second ...

... minute or two later the smart, black-eyed girl maae her appearance, and Nora beckoned her to her side. Palmer, she stud, speaking quickly and nervously, would you be afraid to let Alfred row you across the loch ? This evening, miss? asked Palmer ...

... of the workers should FAINT WITH THE HEAVY . The result was that the man revived considerably, but he was still unable to speak. Foreman Ketcham was so much exhausted by the foul air and by his great exertions that Foreman Hale now volunteered to go in ...

... not particularly convenient to find some of the stands empty on Monday, and others undergoing the process of arrangement. Speaking of the new tracks now in course of promotion, and the remodelling and alteration of existing racing paths, The Cyclist says ...

... the soil, was watching the investigations of the police. The inspector, whoso face was shrewd and weather-beaten, did not speak. He examined the ground carefully, and then looked up the jutting crag which had hidden the woman's approach from Biddulph's ...

... belore it daik, and dou't spend anymore useless time on that ragged old muslin dress of yours. Patty coloured. was going to speak to you about that, she said. It the best dres3 1 have—and think really need something now to wear to church. Fiddlestick ...

... the wax with what looked almost like vindictiveness. That will drive out of his heart all evil inten tions, she said, speaking to herself rather than to us, and then she looked again into the globe. Ah, it works ! There's but a shadow there now, ...

... pitch it out of the window, then ? What good would that do r It might get the air, least. The newspapers are for ever speaking of the blushing bride. Well, when you reflect upon the .and of husband not a few the brides marry, you cannot wonder that ...