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... SPEAK GENTLY TO THE ERRING! BY FREDERICK. G. LEE. Speak gently to the erring— Ye know not all the pow'r With which the dark temptation came In some unguarded hour: Ye may not know how earnestly struggled, or how well, Until the hour of weakness came ...
... CAMERIERA ITALIANA. NATIVE OF FLORENCE, who speaks the purest Italian, seeks Situation as Lady's Maid, perfectly understands her business, speaks French and English, is middle-aged, and oan have the best recommendations. Address M. B. No. 11, Waterloo ...
... THE PARISH CHURCH. To the Editor of the Leamington Spa Courier. “ That which Ispeak,J speak it not after the Lord, but a: it were foolishly in this confidence of boasting. Seeing tha many glory after the flesh, Iwill glory also; for ye suffer fools gladly ...
... Selected Portrs. THE BUDGET. Attentive, silent, still in conscious awe, ‘Commons fivent Giedstove saw Rise to speak words in ‘emart, tone, ‘that is all ius own— ‘Clothed in the assurance “ There 's no new taxes ; only you must pay Bs Just twice your ...
... Original THE SILENT VOICE. By J. E. Carpenter. It speaks to us, it teaches us,—a mystery, a tone! We feel there is a silent voice that speaks to us alone; We cannot pass a blade of grass unheeded by the way, For it whispers to our thoughts, and we the ...
... mother she tells me, “ Nature has thee speak with, my daughter, And so thou must use them But why are they red, then ? White lips would have answered for speaking as well, And why has she said, then, “ Only for speaking ?” O, who can tell A poor little innocent ...
... rose buds, Just opening ou their emerald tree, ‘Trembling beveath the night of dew, Speak aweetiy, love, of thee. ‘The tiny daisy, crouching close up, aud seems to speak (Of thee, dear love, of thee. ‘The green leaves that the summer brings, ‘The wild gews ...
... of. Spe'akiug of wags —what is more waggish than a dog's tail when be is pleased Speaking of tails—we always like those that end well—Hogg's for instance. Speaking of hogs—we saw one of those animals the other day lying the gutter, and m the one opposite ...
... is passing, and summer hath wings; And ye speak to man of a sorrowful story. All ye frail and beautiful things ! Here in this world Of trouble, never Shall ye blossom And shine for ever.' But the Bible speaks of a happier land, Where angels wait by the ...
... ; Still its tenderest, traest secret lingers ver in its deepest depths untold. Things of Time have voices; speak and perish. Art and Love speak ; but their words must be Like sighings of illimitable forests, And waves for an unfathomable sea. — Miss Procter’s ...
... of the West ? s And where's the seri Speak ! whilst the world 1s from your bristing sides, ye ships,as Nelsou spoke before— for your thunder burst of yore ; beside cach hot andsmoking gun That rends the granite Speak ! whilst from the front of forts that ...
... cannot afford to waste it in a mere display of words. The number of Members in the House of Commons, who are always ready to speak on each and’ every subject, constitutes its chief bane ; and impedes the successful advancement of public business. Some tempted ...