... the night, Her breathing soft and low, As in her breast the wave of life Kept heaving to and fro. So silently we seemed to speak, So slowly moved about, As we had lent her half our powers To eke her living out. Our very hopes belied our fears, Our fears ...

... lher icc ttomso score foehiddeic to do so ? It wiion. Wiiat strosiger wcrnicig Chii Slicer could ascy ceae leave ? What could Speak more trumepet- (Al leagued to n falther ticin all thue? Waes it true lust lice Icad's hoice thle to love icrd a ?? So cicerisic ...

... public, tlcat further inquicy ugtitge to tace place. Cthe At'the c6netuslon of Slrgeant ?? argument, cn Loril DoENtAiA, after speaking to thea other Judges,nsaid, We are Sere of ep~inie~ieiehr~ui)i~tlo'be arule for a new trial. Ti Rile e-fafr a newtrial ...

... Mr. 1loNo applied to tine Court to be allowed to take a, Copy of tire depo~it 6:s .I:. 1 * Thu ComosisrsoNNit.-Strictly speaking, those - ?? which sore upors nine. files or thle Court, a~o not accessible to any persons excopt a pervon wino bee a direct ...