... doubt than would have been requireld of her.- I- Nothing then was said by either party, for we all I know that a ghost never speaks till lie is spoken we to. When Nicholas began to perceive that the le ghost was out of all patience with him, and had se entirely ...

... icplice, 1 lon t in 11l if I l ofor once, ?? t,ild thci muy th y otiht not to ?? a msan on thle e vidneiie Olr c,(i . 0 o cnuld speak so ireve- rcatlyg on such it suil,Ject- -The proseleutor, for'his- iitipirty, was refiused his expenses. Si xie1; iiA I )iATll ...

... his intellect. The 'next morning I accompaniied( is two of our fair coumpanynous de royaye to view the iv town, which, to speak candidly, is hardly worthy is of an appellation so lofty. As. for streets, it lits is none; and what the inhabitants would ...

... Antd one dark minute sweep away 'What took whole years to cherish. -41 ; COUlTrSHIP. TIle deep look of love from a soul.speaking eye, The tre'tilous toile, astd t hle half-sinotherd sigh; TVie thrill of tile heart, thie oerpo reriug rush. Of feeling ...

... But why not moderate the y practice of printing, when moved for as of course, 's al the heaps of petitions with which the speak- tt er's table groans till they are removed under it, or 'deposited up stairs, without, perhaps, ever being read by members ...

... the westersn dilvisilos, vitce 8ir limcs'C. (i Ig A hilaici wesnan is exhibitinir at -New (rka!c; vf else is 19 yeals olsi; speaks Cicole Frsevieeh, ,c Is lower' limlhseiar'e like tlosiiso i ass ?? so slhe %v'dks oi sill foul's, asid poss'esses alI t ll' ...

... mutual defence, angd when such combisations take p1 te, the question 3 of right and wrong is soon lost sight of Before c - speaking of the repievin, itwould be quite irnpoS-C D sible entirely to overlook the law of distress; it 1 subjects the tenant to ...

... take this opportunity of mentioning that his Blajesty's execution of the official duties submitted to him n (if we may so speak of the high functions of a King) have been of late as punctual and-energetic, t l as at any period of his life-and that the ...

... one with the other even in their ?? they keep in pairs, and when they are flying in the oipen air they never meet without speaking to each other. Love softens their voice, and dangers render it hurried and piercing. Their mnigrations are generally proceed- ...

... liar. Ele also said, I might as wvell keep 2 I company with the colotnest gill in ?? street as I 1 with Miss Day !I said, speaking ot' the supposed c children, where are they ? and lie replied, they ase 1i a to be fosmnd. In eonsequence of what the defen- ...

... friend thou'st left- cor The friend that fondly thinks of thee ? the The scenes we loved, of thee bereft, Still sadly-dearly speak of thee. I walk the path, we lately walk'd, When birds were singing on those trees,- I hear them not-so sweet you talk'd the ...

... Bristol, Whesa we arrived there, I to sa- I Morgans, at the George, Temsple-gate. AIrs. 1 'ill cntreatcih of me to allow her to speak to hiol. a 'h . complied, amd left themis alone for about a quay- 15 ce ter or ane hour. At the end of thatt time I wents 0'o ...