... Than e'er her lips may speak! Alas ! what fate is hers, who well And fondly loves, yet may not tell !J Man tells his tale beauty's ears, And notes each blush that dyes Her cheek, as chance too well she hears, Or reads her speaking eyes; But woman, like ...

... degree, that remarkable facility in which the Russians excel all other nations, of speaking a foreign language with great purity and accuracy of pronunciation. He speaks French fluently, as a matter of course; but his pronunciation of English language ...

... HUMANITY OF THE ENGLISH LAW. Old Bailey.—John Peters, a young lad in the dress of a sailor, or more properlv speaking, partly covered with what seemed to have once been sailor's clothes, was put to the bar, charged with stealing a piece of bacon from ...

... friend ; and you wish to know how Mason behaved to me—not much better than the rest, he only speaks as we pass. You said that none of the Wales family ever speak you ; now I would not own them any more, for what they have done to me. But they will be paid ...

... longingsOh ! for kind eye, Wherein to meet lire's fervent farewell gaze ; Some breast, to pillow Life'e last agony ; Some Voice speak of Hope and brighter days. Beyond the Paaa Shadows!—. But I go, I,that have been so loved, go hence alone; And ye, now gathering ...

... falls ; The casement rattles with the rain ; And, as the gusty tempest bawls The little cottage quakes again. She doesn't speak—she doesn't sigh- She gazes her infant dear— A smile lights the cherub's eye, Which dims its mother's with a tear. ! who would ...

... has been said, has formed man with two ears and one tongue, that he may hear much aud speak little. very wise saying, indeed, but how can he hear much if nobody speaks much ? probably the reason of two ears and one tongue - is, that we may have a double ...

... hnrgv season, Filthy - should be, ihae'd before a Judge like me Take away your ca'low-cni-dies, Conduct this much scandals speak more than grief) gi d's newly-ernJn'd Hence, ye set s.-aicy Jacks, And bring lights of purest wax. SHERIFF. pacifi'd, great ...

... Is l>r« thtr (Lou cries of Order, order ordered bv nobody. lam a fr» What* fh'?t wiu bur-esse* made broilslH here? mean to speak c.juse lam free and independent{lH Mr. came f»r mv vote ; guvb me hnlfin wce, because Waa p w lent ; but lours, Ire would no ...

... Princess, • io'4;/ appear perceived him. Hence, he cm this was not the ' t for him, and quitted Turin. It afterwards, that heard speak of the J • ales, and virtues and world boas-ted. A voice within, tW ■» -v y « . - 'fl must she the oracle announced hi] and ...

... the piano from morning till evening ; it was a most intolerable annoyance, and he had endeavoured, but unsuccessfully, by speaking to the lady the establishment, induce her to cause alteration in her musical arrangements Mr. Broughtou told the complainant ...

... the confidence of Fieschi, she refused for two days to answer any questions that were put to her; but at length she decided speaking. She then declared that the wood she had seen at Fieschi s lodgings in April last was, she believed, the same he had used ...