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... mountains—the highest in the world—towering even above the Andes in South America by several thousand feet, display many scenes of romantic beauty and terrific grandeur in their long and wide range; while from base to top they afford, from their varying temperature ...
... THE SPORTING WORLD. MICHAEL GAFFNEY, T> EGS to announce the lovers that 's just received from London all tire Sporting Subjects published, amongst which Portraits of all the Winning Horses of last ten years ; the cele irated Prints of the Doncaspr Race ...
... stores from dwelling on the wharf, and caught to the rigging of three brigs that were lying alongside. these brigs, one is in the Irish trade, and the two others are from Newfoundland, and had only the day before began to unload. the two brigs from Newfoundland ...
... of the is called Porto Santo. Detached from this, and lying a mile or so to the north of it, you find a small rock jutting up in sharp frag ments from the waves, and looking as if it were an old ruin fiying from the larger island upon the ocean. Later ...
... OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY—NO. XXXIV. (From the University Magazine for January.') WILLIAM MAOISM, LL.D. {Continuedfrom the Evening Packet of Tuesday.') From this time until 18*28, the doctor con>tantly contributed to ** Blackwood, and tha list of his works ...
... fare tou« bed with gladness and with grace The tones are such as might beseem The colours of noontide dream ; Some dream that, from external thine* Borrows the hues that light its wine*. Ami some young sleeper’s head is laid violets in a pleasant shade. like ...
... of the Chris- tian world—he is reiterating the most ungracious accusations ; not the less ungracious because they are put forth under the mask of gentle, calm, and philosophic censure—for the more intelligent portion of the Roman world know well that offence ...
... sense, will be wanted to the end of the world—a spirit to uphold what is right, and vo put down what is wrony—to risk persoval satety and con- senience for another's benefit, «nd to be deverred by nu cousideration from defending a worthy cause.’ The same ...
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... than before ? Tried—and trusted they shall meet the© Never more. _ . , Drawing-Room Scrap-Book for IS4.J. COMPLIMENTARY TO MUSICAL COMPOSERS. The following jeu iT esprit from pen the late Lamb ;* Some erv up llatlyn. some Mozart Just too whim hites. For part ...
... and esj>ecinlly to those whose limited means exclude them from all other facilities, the knowledge man's Physical Constitution, and, in consequence, his relation, ships to the physical world and to his fellows, the highest ambition of the Proprietor ...
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