... own, whose i ringlets were floating over hershoulders, lie over- ttoo' us on the lauding, where lie took my sister I in his arms, and kissed her. Placing her on her I feet again, he then put his hand upon my head, and blessed me ; and I feel (continued ...

... sent up for the purpose Mrs. Box, wife the celebrated cricketer, who keeps the Hanover Arms, and the fly was at once driven the residence of the girl’s mother John’s place. Mr. Rugg. the parish surgeon, was promptly in attendance, but tbe°cbild died in ...

... chieftains, but even the Prince of Wales. As they ccald set no redress, their impatience cf the English yoke drove them jgain to arms, Davydd, the brother of Llewellyn, at last saw that his suc- cession WJS thus destroyed, and joined the malcontents. He f'ad ...