... into the mn-ddle of the ring and dances alone. Rer framea from head to foot seems to be shaken by an astounding vertigo. Shre x- pands her chest, doubling backwards and forwards with her head almost touching her feet. Sire t wirls and spins round rapidly ...

... went to the door, however, I found tbat it was not he, but Dorothy, and that she was white with fear, and trembling from head to foot. Oh, sir, she sobbed, mother's out, and there's no one else in but you, anI I'm so frightened that I can't stay by myself ...

... professional men, continued the man, as he seemed doubhf at as to our occupation in life, after he had surveyed us from head to foot, and glanced at ous belongings Then adding with an expression which seemed to denote that he had hit the mark, a lot ...

... hall passage, or go about'the house whistling or humming frag- ments from The Little Warbler, or shake the house from head to foot by giving energetic imita- tions of the Perfect Cure, for the amusement of the servants in the kitchen ; when everything ...

... soue iegree RILJU os I, 1- , . _ niert-iants were seen matting their avm. from the rlaillb, lmost of theil covered fioM head to foot with a tit cont t tliC,.. Somle haul Iost tleir fiats, others htod their lothes torn. several were i ainpig having received ...

... curious and weird little group in plaster which he purposes casting in bronze. It represents a dead knight clased from, head to foot in corn- plee a'rjcur. Upon himn and a: -l him cluster a flok of hung-ry ;rtws, eavts ^ ?? , bafled by the shell of eteel ...

... ae some exceptions, as in Mr Irving's one-part performances, after which he is obliged to have a bath, and change from head to foot. Professionals, ,S a rule, however, do not work themselves to death in the presence of the public, and they can now augment ...

... of this work is quite a curiosity. Like most of the old books, it is well printed, and is ornamented with the pen. The head and foot rules, as well as the division of the columns, are made with the pen in red ink. The title-page is quite profaselyornameneted ...

... foretold the burning of London, and ala o the death of Chief Justice Holt on the bench by blood bursting out of his veins from head to foot. Elizabeth Barton, a nun, called The Holy Maid of Kent, was exe- cuted for pretended. miracles in 1535-, together with ...

... cii:ne in Ireland, and to excite agitation in EH 4ka-l. If the members of the Nationalist party were setc p-.l in blood from head to foot he should be all thi I-to' a determined Home Ruler, for lamentable ia., h,r- rible as that entirely impossible state of ...

... down on the left-hand side, just below the second walk, and on the slope of a hill. Two driop- ing trees stood at it' head and foot; within ten yards of it was a seat. Here I rested after my stiffifh walk. My I breathing's not so good'as it need to be; ...

... he was attracting atten- tion; and one person bolder than the rest eyed him very l closely and after examining him from head to foot not ,omitting the carpet bag in his hand, he at last said. Excuse me, sir, but are you not Hier Majesty's executioner ...