... hospitable house in which he hsd found shelter, whose gaze should he encounter but that of Mrs Craggs, who, syalug him from head to foot in his best attire, apparently Icoked for an explanation? When he said tbat somehow he had got fastened out she laughed ...

... and he was jumping about the floor. A few minutes afterwards she opened the door, and found the deceased in flames from head to foot. Deceased wanted to go downstairs, but witness, who has only one arm, prevented him, and managed to pul some of his clothing ...

... started to beat him with a whip. Hle beat him round and round the passage, and Mfr Healy jumped about. He beat him from head to foot, and he must be black and blue all over. Mr Healy did not say a word ; he only jumped about. There was no noise while all ...

... ground, will allow you to roll it over and over, and will not stir head or foot; take it up gently in your hand and it will lie as if lead; lay it down again upon its back at your foot, and no signs of life are visible in it save the rapid beatings of ...

... in the spread of disease. This reduced the death. rate from 12 to 8. 'Reoular and thorough washing of the children from head to foot effected a stilt further improvement ; and, says Mr Chadwick, I have long put forth the fact of the economyof c'eanli- ...

... was an African chief on the Gold Coast Ilis wiveshad anointed him thoroughly with palm oil, and then powdered him from head to foot with gold dust. You never saw in your life a man got up so ' utterly regardless of -expense.' At Bowree, County Limerick ...

... little Nile land. The fact that there are 2,740 languages is no consolation to a man when he is spattd.'ed With Laud from head to foot by a passing wa'gon. '.Disd you say that your wife never gave you a curtain lecture after you catilei home late at night ...

... other insignia of the deceased 'he atafaique, which was surrounded by a number of waxlights, had a guard of honour. At the head and foot of the coffin were a number of the clergy reacting the funeral sor- vice. No official reception ?? given to the body at ...

... under garments, like t those of the Ezstern odalisques, are composed entirely of t silk, generallyfounlard des dclcs. From head to foot, says a correspondent, the Parisian lady appears when divested of ?? outer robe, as if just emerging from an ink t bath ...

... ble. I think he must have it he isn't now, was tte tart reply, as tho lady put up her cyelas3s and surveyed her from head to foot. Urs Brown never forgave that lady. Brown, poor fellow, had a sad life with her, although he took it all goodhaumouredly ...

... hair. An unimpressive little lady brai:! verted her negativeness into brilliant, posinrv in' ance by clothing herself from head to foot in briliv a:: Her whiteness made a good effect when she ?? the glowing crimsons and scarlets of Mrs JoptinCi:. portrait ...

... himself would be designated by Mr Whistler an arrangement in gray and red, Grey haired, grey bearded, and clad from head to foot in grey, he rejoices in a ruddy good-humonred counte. nance, from which a pair of bright blue eyes look out on a world ...