... pierced mo to my very heart . me, the torture thiat dart ■ Since thou the rose has left uiv . V , And so I tremble when i speak ' Unnoticed now the violets blow, Unwatchod the lilies come and g.. ; trace more the rippling brook, 1 read not in favourite ...

... with Royalty; and two occasions spoke publicly the Queen, after being di tiuctly ca.led upon to so, any other loyal ■ might speak, though, of course, with more intonate knowledge This ltd to some si agaii.rt him, one r two public pints, of “toadyism, and ...

... Royalty; and two occasions spoke publicly of the Queen, after being distinctly called upon to so, as any other loyal ' ject might speak, though, of course, with more intimate knowledge. This led to some sneers against him, in one tw-o public prints, of “toadyism ...

... weather is muro than usual blame or censure, but with manful words eucour- anoe. agemeut; look him boldly,iu the eye, and speak them _ with soul and emphasis. Tuis is the wsy to mike man boy, and giant man. If man has pluck and talent, matter whether ...

... those confined to the hospital, who were destitute. Rev. Mr Walker With all deference to the gentlemen who drew the report, it speaks in very unfair terms of Major Cameron. Dr Cowie said that it was not creditable, according to the statement made, that the ...

... bullets doesn’t have that tendency. The difference between a fool and a looking-glass is, that one speaks without reflecting, and the other reflects without speaking. Oue of the itmes in an lowa lawyer’s bill, recently presented, was a charge of five dollars ...

... those confined to the hospital, who were destitute. Rev. Mr Walker With all deference to the gentlemen who drew the report, it speaks in very unfair terms of Major Cameron. Cowie said that it was not creditable, according to the statement made, that the death-rate ...

... weeping as shook her light frame through and open it. How hail she changed !—how these Two through. Mowers remained unchanged !—speaking in their t . • lit. lifeless stillness, eloquent in their endless silence. How time passed she knew not All the flood thB ...

... should reflect upon the conse(qnences the bilh M. Thiers then demanded adjournment of the debate funtiltto-morro when he will speak against the bill added If i do not approve opinion by a large majority, then you may confirm the vote already given.* This ...

... and open it. How hail she changed !—how these Two British com is eaten yearly by rats, through. Mowers remained unchanged !—speaking in their ! accounts regarding the Hebrides herring fish i■ iii i. !ifeless stillncis, elofiueut in their endless silence ...

... American ladies were they sentenced to hanged to-morrow, would ask their first question, Have I hanging dress.” Wisconsin editor speaks r-f a wind which “just sat on its hind legs and howled.” The rival editor of that same locality says he found tho of that ...

... ladies were they sentenced to be banged to-morrow, would ask their first question, Have I hanging dress. A Wisconsin editor speaks of wind which “just sat its hind logs and howled.” The rival editor of that same locality says he found thc-whole o£ that ...