... claaracter-, wlsich I a~ sdme to sucs fantasies, I loved devoteshly, sand thsoughit my passions was truly r6LisUIe.O y 0I -speak anly mnisish( freely to y.Ai? safisl it casusid ) friemid. Certainly, sau I. 'T'le lady'ducsniot 1 love you, said liso ...

... timey mlet mine, atid we boths.blashsd.' I~ cite ithdrg hteessquickly, and turnedto the Breruiingofice; h bo das i te act o speaking. Thes lady in grey appeare cato joinl in .the Coniversation, and they all walked leisurely, on D toward tire projecting, ...

... nothing but a few tales of love, tlughble, DO doubt, expected it contained some- dbjpg far more valuable. U We now cone to speak, ofthelinn where the robbery 6ecuirrcd, and hog to disclaim the slightest intention of imputing any bl me to the domestics ...

... lueart, Atd bids his Jidle fets (lepart, An d ratiies tlte trembling blush on the cheek, Andl says fitr more titan words can speak. Tlhere's music, too, its the evening breeze WVell it sweeps the blossoms from the trees, A td svatlts them into the moonlit ...

... anticipated, friendship animd itartisony htecetite Cite tirder of Cite eentilig; iedeed we aire afraid to trust outselves to speak in t-rut is of adequate eomnulceldations of the conduct Of tile individuals lpresent, lest it sbould be supposed bV personis ...

... complete. Is it not so ? ' said Dick Fitzgerald, casting his eyes towvards a rock upon. the strand, which, though it could not speak, stood. up as firm, and looked as bold, as ever Kerry witness did. But what was lhis astonishment at belholding, just at the ...

... in Frietdsistp's liallne, II Ti'lll tltiak 'St I talk too Coldly; It II'I 1ct1 Ot I.o'e' dvoted Ilione, I I'iltit say'st I speak too In:] ly :. b I'letiteell tile.se two Itlipullnl PV(eS f WI~lv dooniti tit'tltas to hovel' I I'iIa'tienrd, if' Such Cthy ...

... inten- tion5s. Fy-Should your wife be out of temper, do not see it; there are many little exations you knowv not o' ; never speak haishlyl to her, nor he rude. C 9--Be careful in your choice of friends, you larice ole wvhlo -ill nci'er desert 'ou, cherish ...

... ofE It is g said that there are acme persons etioigly suspect- b ed; as from their iiowledge of places and persons i t and speaking Welsh fluently, it is reasonably in- a ferred that they were not strangers. - y EARLY POTATOES--TO obtain a crop of potAtoesK ...

... compa- 's niohs at the game of foot-uall,, and perceiving the t I adverse party taking advantage of his ilncapacity ij. to speak anul cheatitg, lie became so ?? that : lhe actually shosuted oat- YOu fuol, wvhvy do you s kick it that way? Full of joy ...

... kitchen, leaviesg the cook and thce deceased sitting by the lire. He returned in a few minutes, and sat near them ; hut did not speak. 'rhe cook being called out of the kitchen by the gardener, had not beess gone half a minute before she heard the report of ...

... with filaged likeness Sari. 'I'elq love thes Inutcl,-oll ! yes, they love thee 'T'hall pen can write, or mortal tongue cau1 speak: Unceasing prayers fbr tiiee tiley el'r 1ou1, While sigils of sorro'w fron01 tile i blssonts break. 'i'ill evigil rlfrtml griet ...