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... U 3IACY.—“ A'int you trembling while I speak, Sir ? said ,Bumble. No, replied Oliver boldly. Oh, you know, Mr. Bumble, he must be mad, said I Mrs. Sowerbery, no boy in half his senses could venture to speak so to you. it's not madness, ma'am, ...
... FINESMNG tiOVZIi,N hb6. A PROTESTANT GERMAN LADY, who speaks elegantly El German and French, and is a tirst-rate Musician, wishes fora DAILY ENGAGEMENT or PRIVATE LESSONS to teach the German. French, and Italian Languages, Music in the new German style ...
... my thoughts are far awa. For me ye speak, ah 1 yes, ye speak o' home, Stern, bleak, majestic, bruken, wild, and gay, Land of a race whose spirit none might tame When genius soar'd or Mars would have the. Ye speak o' nature in her sternest moods, - The ...
... I cannot think or tell. Between you, boy, this difference know,— For once attention lending,— While without speaking this attends. You speak without attending. ...
... Mr. Haywood was to speak on the 4th; and it was understood that he would be the medium for communicating the sentiments of the President on the subject of a compromise. The private correspondence received by this conveyance speaks conjlently of the renewal ...
... Liver. She made her first appearance on Easter Monday, in a new piece entitled The Moorish Prince, in which she enacts a speaking character. Of this introduction we cannot say much. Some of the situations are effective, but they are, too evidently, forced ...
... Liver. She made her first appearance on Easter Monday, in a new piece entitled he Moorish Prince, in which she enacts a speaking character. Of this introduction we eannot say mach. Some of the sit un are effective, but they are, too evidently, forced ...
... LORD BROUGHAM. Of the conduct of that remarkable man it'is not now-necessary to speak; nor is it by these hasty lines, nor perhaps by so unable a band, that so intricate a character can be accurately and profoundly analyzed. When the time comes that may ...
... from restraint in the style of her commentary, and daring fashion of speaking out on whatever comes under her notice, no matter what the opinions of those who spoke before or may speak after her. We give as ample quotations as our 'space will possibly permit ...
... Common Council . ; at least, the 'member who speaks most frequently. People who know the worthy knight most intimately have. often wondered•why he spoke-so. frequently, if not so eloquently, as he is wont to speak.. The ENOWAIOUSSIIF.LL-FISH.—On the east ...
... G ac tically, and speaks fluently, the French, % I :rnaan, modern Greek, and,RuserLanguages, Sr Geography, and all br es of fashion-4,10ve-R'',„trd moral Education, i esirous to be in 4 I,', l sh i tTATION in a Family; He also speaks the Pitren, —l Page ...
... TO DR. RAFFLES, WITH MY AUTOGRAPH. (FROM TAIT'S MAGAZINE.) WHAT IS RELIGION? Speak the truth in love Doubting, inquire—nor dictate, till thou prove: Reject no good: Mend, if thou canst, thy lot: Enjoy thy own—exceed not, trespass not: Pity the scorners ...