... MUSIC. 1 speak Morn's first breath to the opening flow'rs, War promise of the coining- sun At noon I softly sigh 'midst summer bow'rs, And chant Day's requiem when her course is run. am the gentle voice of murmuring waves, As with slow measured pace they ...

... when sitting alone; The softer the heart, the fonder the feeling, And the eye the mirror in which it is shone. For the eyes speak i> language, altho' we don't bear them, Like flowers in the twilight when lovers go near them ; They sport among lovebeams ...

... the burgh, naewithstandin' that the Pro west be a gentleman. Wiia dare speak lie; o' dign - taries deserve the ootside o' the door. I say naething o' your contemporary, never speaks but whan he's piximpit; but to the Presbytery I f'esh the following overture:— ...

... Pii.ixg Jokes—SfM>;ikit>£ wag*—what is more waggish than dog's tail when he is pleased.—Speak* liiils—We always like those dial end well. for instance—Speaking of hogs—we saw-one those animals the other day lying the gut (ft*, ami in iheo'id opposite ...

... under obligations that they will not speak this question directly or indirectly; thev may on it, and they may advocate teetotalism and abstinence, and make as many converts them as they choose, but they dare not speak of this question either directly or ...

... indulgence to the necessarily imperfect statement of one who, though he cannot plead that he is unaccustomed public speaking, is yet in use to speak chiefly on topics widely different from those to which the business of this Society relates. I rejoice, however ...

... keenly, and yet speak of its results with disgust. If a public execution is not fraught with advantage to the spectators, to whom is it so ? Why uphold death on the scaffold as the necessary and just penalty of certain crimes, and speak in such derogatory ...

... or at whatever time the House may rise, there you will still find him, watchful, untired, indefatigable, ever ready speak, and to speak judiciously, never for displav, but always for some useful practical object, and generally on subjects which he is almost ...

... seaport the Pacific Ocean, and is now in possession of Commodore Stockton. When we speak of the army Monterey, therefore, mean Monterey the interior: and when we speak of ships of war Monterey, we mean the city of that name on the west coast American ...

... deal more with facts, when he does speak. confess we were not a little astonished at some of his statements; but ca ...

... am just going to tell you. Mr Clark—Speak respectfully, sir. Mr Macnab —I will, if respectfully treated. am not to be continually interrupted by you, chai.iran though yon are. Mr Clark, angrily—A person who speaks in this way should be turned to the door ...

... annihilated-*-when we see that, by the electric telegraph we can speak, as it were, by a flash of lightning, and draw portraits the sunbeam—that agriculture is to stand still. Ido not speak of the electric telegraph or the daguerreotype, but every one of ...