... . Observing th# (fl friend, who is a neighbour r he it was something surprising that I heard! young man speak ill, for that he Iv avoids speaking to any but a confide!? 4 man servant. Though a.principal of the parish, his property being at 20,000/. can ...

... store this oppression But Peel hath said site was oppressive; And, sure, he is an honourable man ' 1 speak not. disprove what Peel hath spoke. But here speak what 1 do know. You all did love her once, nor without cause As wltoshould nott Then why not mourn ...

... fee seems to have no control over it: he speaks often, but never long. He has not realised the expectations his friends since his admission into the House. > committed iwo great errors. The first is, his speaking too often on topics of trifling importance: ...

... when I V 'ted, t you may a freeman Lancaster, but ...

... distance ; and it very rarely that he does not speak to them fluently in their own language, or that be has not himself seen the countries which they visit. From noon to three o'clock he receives those who wish to speak to him. Ho has for all a word of encouragement ...

... ‘‘bits the right nail on the head.” are the soundest but in the plainest He delivers them with his bent forward; and as he speaks he nerally removes his hat from one hand to the other, sometimes placing it on the table, and at others standing with it, ...

... vein of oratory. Speaking before the King, however, is admirable chapter ; extract the halt dozen lines of which it consists, to shew that the author of the Primer does not always mean to be ironical in his counsels. 44 In speaking before the king, there ...

... c ® CTei ®«» »« nothing but right. I * n^ , lt that people are thinking That rogue traitor one but 1; apeak my LoedAkhorp, speak out without «hrioking titmtir. Ves, you are the traitor. .. SHIEL. Youlie.Sir! ' Yohilef Out-spoken the words woe with pretty ...

... Commissioner Well, sir, yon shouldn't 'a bought him. Jack Sleeky.—Now, then, jest year me speak, an* I'll up and tell you. This year hidentical donkey he speaks on, used to run Hanxpstead Heath on a Sundays, along with another one; this year t'other one ...

... the meaning of metaphysics explained it follows : When the party who listens dinna ken what the party who speaks means, and the party who speaks dinna ken what he means hansel, that is metaphysics. A great Railway Canal Confederation is said to be now ...

... bring his name aud .^ c '« the public. Of Dr. Briggs's vindication of *hiT the several points urged against him, it « speak; it speaks for itself. Lander in the medical department, of a regular physician, was unwise, and be regretted that the wish of Dr ...

... press, let all sober and thinking men, speak the thought that in them. better to is speak honest error than to suppress conscious truth. Smothered error more dangerous than that which flames and burns out. But do I speak of danger ? I know of but ono thing ...