... see his wife's purchase than he set about minutely exploring all its peculiarities. The wife who was not haunted by the same golden dreams, saw him strip off the old paper with which it was coveredovith despair; he was evidently spoiling her trunk for all ...

... purchase than he set about mi4utely exploring all its peculiarities. The 1 wife W_lo was not haunted by the despair; a uc I same golden dre . ms, saw him strip . off the old paper with which w ij a n s c h o e v r er t ed ru , n w k i f th or de ai s l h evidently ...

... wine in dissenting churches? Not you, in-- deed; motley is too valuable in your eyes; gold is of more importance than the golden Jule, Do unto all men as you would they should do unto you. 111 r. Bulwer has done good service to the cause ; of Reform; ...

... more than one man-servant, who is at once porter, footman, butler, and, if necessary, coachman to the family. He cleans the boots, bushes the clothes, washes the windows, , cleans the house, waits at table, goes to market, . keeps the reckoning, and is ...