... that gambol down tha WU aro the children of the water: and the anrilleat bright .peek., playing hide and seek in tho sky all night, moat .ur.ly the ohildron of the .tar. and they weald all tom their playiaatea,tho child- of men. more. There wai one clear ...

... deer crept out from whore llioy had pen the night to seek the cool covert of the And. anon, the sun rose Ins splendour in lent sky. tho night mists that surrounded It curled up, the earth looked glad, night morning, and light awoke llio world. 1,1 Tl ...

... frequently in October and November, occasioning a wide diffusion of redieh luminosity, which shone through tiny clouded sky at night. Several cases of hydrophobia were reported during the hut weather, but on inquiry nearly ail turned out to false; the ...

... Euphraites, xiorkinug up the gulif at this time, experienicel, for thie five dalvs follow- ing, ?? unsettied voacti-e, the sky every night pre- senting a wild ?? gloomy aplpearance, nitit suddeot squalls and vivid ligitnitug, Uluisual at that time of time yeaor ...

... admirable construction, was in a blaze. The conflagration lasted till all that could be burnt was consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to great distance. All that remains of the Imperial Barrack of Sebastopol is a mass of charred and blackened stones, split ...

... Honour’s free fountain, to the soul, that burned and Wept apace. And the other wore an air of gloom; A look like a darkened sky, When night’s black locks shade the gush of bloom That in rose-fire floods the eye, And flings o’er the day god’s purple tomb a shroud ...

... ??Jat6 votirg. TIHE IVORY GATE. WVuIrE loved by poet and painter The sunrise fills the sky, When night's gold urns grow fainter, And in depths or aiiber die; WXhen the ituoon-breOzO stirs the curtainl Bearing an2 odorous freight, Then visions strange ...

... the Kasn-rn sky comfortable nights rest.” of and the objects of the stood out' .foe assumed this rout'll tone ; lot lie cx uncnmn:on BUre cmp. one on« from obscurby which the nssailed with angry reproaches, w j, tbc day darkness of night had enshrouded ...

... of the little daisy TletL he looks tip tind sees a daisy its the sky- That lingering star switlh lessening ray That lights the eourt of regal nmorn Ile describes the daisy in the sky-the day-star of eatls'hin stls felicitons language that we can never ...

... 'in yield and quality to former years. A clear ble sky last night, cold ard frost like, with stars visible, and the out-door thermometer in the shade (which stands to-day at 62 dog,), fell last night to 45 deg, The barometer, which last evening showed ...

... ttrussay.—Complete tranquillity prevails at Warsaw. Five Iniadaid tritium and town militia. sea alternately patrol the sky every night. This lambi; rel*ioas famed seresaseies took place in the Chard Warsaw. }distal by a osamialea mammal Peke aid Swim tbe ...

... sheet of ice which bridged it. Night fell as we proceeded, but though the moon had not yet risen, the misty reflection of the snow lighted us on our way, and ahead was the prowentory, showing darkly against the starlit sky. We had about reached the centre ...