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... THE THE FATHERLESS Speak softly the fatherless ! And the harsh reply That the crimson The tear-drop to the eye They have weight of loneliness In this rude world to bear Then gently raise the fallen bud The drooping floweret spare Speak gently the fatherless ...
... THE CARNARVON DENE HERALD The Princess Victoria is said to accomplished in degree She speaks with fluency and elegance nearly all the modem European languages is proficient Latin and has made great progress in the mathematics she is also excellent musician ...
... Intelligence French Republic The Pai Chronicle' thus speaks of the slate France with reference to conduct of Porte lowa Russia: “The alarm created rupture Turkey and Northern has grea ly diminished here since it been ascertained public opinion England ...
... THE ! wintry flowers !— the child The tnoiher cannot speak Oh softly couch little heads Or heart will break Amid those curls sonny hair The paie pink riband on the snowy there Place white lock mine like form in cold white stone The coffin’d infant lies ...
... SEPTEMBER 2 1348 truth-speaking character shall never be impaired so long as the rectitude and intellect that guide it are in the keeping of the Giver all On the evening- Thursday Premier Russell family arrived at Arms Bangor rail from London They slept ...
... NORTH SOtJTH WALES INDEPENDENT in rested on h? appeared be in deep meditation While Mr gorthwick speaking shortly after left at ten He then up puppet in re?uar speech denying the oppression conscience denouncing the Dissenters setting him-C ulra against ...
... THE HERALD evening allow’d i soft’ning hour twilight o’er : From the cavern and liower Through unearthly voices speak And figures Slowly along mountain side glitter in the thousand Yet linger sun’s more from glimmering skies The pageant waned And o’er ...
... us general rule thinking speaking are in the inverse ratio The man can instruct the world with pen is generally not particularly eloquent with tongue Mr Dickens however is exception to this rule or theory if not rule lie speaks almost as well he writes ...
... far more efficient than endowed ones or those supported chiefly or in part foreign aid? Are not self-taught men generally speaking useful members of society and the liberally educated or those who obtain education easily and without trouble the most ? ...
... Government President: Prisoner hold longue down without sentence : I thiity-six who us President: silent 1 will allow to speak in man-nev to speak in of the of the nt were compelled sit down force Deville: me always condemnation aie service of llieir country are ...
... advised speaking” only wlmt in the eye of law would that offence and what the penalty ? The Attorney-General said that in liis opinion the offence of compassing or imagining the death tic of the sovereign if clearly indicated advised speaking now and ...
... accordance” with that truth is strictly speaking moral influence or suasion There is hope of influencing the rulers of this country” by either these means yet they are still subject to the omnipotence (humanly speaking) of Moral force We can neither convince ...