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... elections to come, we can speak with the ut- The examples already set to the constituencies, will not . he without their just and natural effect. In Glasgow, the conservatives will make a noble fight, and we expect will succeed in returning Provost Campbell ...
... THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. Price 3d. GEORGE STANLEY. In due season ye shall reap, if ye faint not.” Third Edition. Price 3d. EMILY; or Recollections of Wayward Child. BjrL.L. Second Edition. Price fid. Publithed by L. and G. Seeley, 160, Fleet Street, and ...
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... „1,4 k - \ 0, AND ECHO. (FROM HARDIMAN'S IRISH MINSTRELSY.) Caroll. Speak, playful echo, speak rue well, For thou know'st all our care: Thou sweet responding sibyl, tell, Who works this str- lia,e affair? E. A—fair! A fair; no, no, I've fa • 'i n That ...
... , speaking trumpet, for r Greg, three Magistrates of and Portobello, through a three cheers 14 Earl On Tuesday Ist Bodies of' and Newhaven, was ' i • . , *maim, ...
... Piling Up Jokes.—Speaking of wac?, more waggish than a dog's tail when he pleased ? Speaking of tails, we always like those that end well, hogs' for instance. Speaking of hogs, we siw one of those animals the ether day lying in the gutter, and in the ...
... TIT E A 14319 IVIIO SPEAKS ? Tito Rey. Rector Ca — mpboll, in a speech delivered by him at the Newton feltitral, asserted, that _ . _ Bible TURNED OUT of the Corporation Schools. To this assertion Mr. Rathbone, in a letter addressed to the reverend gentleman ...
... stealthy muffled tread—speak in her blandest voic with her and her objects a blandest smile—her presence unmistakeable. Whethe or parade herself amid the and know, too, ...
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... ingenuity for which his countrymen are famous he has constressed a speaking machine, which utters every sound of which the human organ is capable, with surprising distinctness; which whispers, speaks aloud, laughs, sings, talks in every language, and repeats ...
... 2, SPEAK t r -ENTLY. SvEAK.Aentlyit is h4tter far To rote by Idirdithaft fear. Speak gently: let no harsh words mar The good we might do here. Spealkgently : love doth whisper low The that true hearts bind; And glittly fritothhip's s aceents flow, is ...