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... annoying animal, and if he doesn't happen to have taken a fancy to you, he soon let's you know it in some way or other. I speak of the wretch as I found him. It is only fair to add that some people give him a slightly better character. Yet, at his best ...
... cooked meat with disgust, but delighted in raw flesh and bones, putting them under his paws like a dog. They tried to make him speak, but could get nothing from him but an angry growl or snarl. Another instance is quoted as having occurred at Chupra. A Hindoo ...
... stimulating and strengthening all the nerves and muscles ani speedily arresting symptoms of waste and decay. THE LANCET, in speaking of Mr. PULVERMACHER'S APPLIANCE, says :— In days of medico-galvanic quackery it is a relief to observe the very plain and ...
... stimulating and strengthening all the nerves and muscles and speedily arresting symptoms of waste and decay. TEE LANCET, in speaking of Mr. PULVERMACHER'S APPLIANCE, says :— In days of medico-galvanic quackery it is a relief to observe the very plain and ...
... woman contrived to speak a few words to the gentleman, and begged him to take care of such a gentle creature, and he promised he would. On going away, the young lady came to my wife, and said, softly,— • If you hear anyone speak of Eva Howard, tell ...
... good-looking young fellow, apparently in robust health. Tell me, said the physician, all about your case. The young man speaking with perfect coherency, and using the best of language, said that he was confined at the instance of his ...
... . During the owning Hugh spared about five minutes from his absorbing conversation with Alizon and Mr. Labatt to come and speak to me. Hectorina sang a song or two, and then we walked homo togother acron the moonlit fields, Saxon talkative and amiable ...
... selection from 1 a wider range of authors. The whole work shows the strict , care and discrimination of the Editor. We cannot speak too ' highly of these works. For public reading or private use , the I • selection cannot be surpassed in interest.—Christian ...
... her I didn't call. MOTHER. - Johnny, did you ask your employer if you might get off to-day ? Son — No; the boss never speaks to me about L it when he goes. ...
... then to prevent the marriage. And is that to be my work ? You can aid in the work. I know I speak in riddles to you. It is impossible for me to speak to you in any other language, and it must'be part of your faith in me, to believe in me, even when ...
... stimulating and strengthening all the nerves and muscles and speedily arresting ti , symptoms of wants and decay. THE LANCET, in speaking of Mr. PULVERMACHER'S APPLIANCE, says :— In days of medico-galvanic quackery it is a relief to observe the very plain and ...
... twice and exclaimed — What a that ting buiy dial Irani to have Captain Latreillo there while I am away. Mrs. Rusho] you speak ? she I was only while I am away It is sad th ...