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... without life, were it not that ever and anon, heavy and long drawn sigh escaped her. beside her, in the remains of cradle, the tarnished ornaments of which mocked its present state, and told of hopes* once bright but now blasted for ever, slept a child, a boy ...
... hair of Mary Maailahree's. A hem of Joseph's carmott. A feather of the holy A finger of the Holy Ghost. A leather of this Angel Gabriel. A Roger of a cherubim. The water-pots used at the marriage in Catlike. The slippers of the antediluviau Enoch. The ...
... terrible accusations which cowardly enemas padding of 1852. 1 would not for a moment be ones have sought to blacken character, tarnish my understood to insinuate aught against Mr. R. Maunsel reputation, and trample under foot Royal dignity, or his talented ...
... their escapades in this way might laughed at, or treated with tint contempt only which such fools deserve who rush in ** whore angels fear to tread.” In reviewing an able and recently-published work of Dr. Norman Cfaevera, on diseases of the heart,” the following ...
... that I have never merited any of the terrible accusations by which my cowardly enemies have sought to blacken my character, tarnish my reputation, and trample under foot my royal dignity. Sire, believe your dying sister, a queen, and what is still more, ...
... that of a man of virtue. Virtue is safety to us. A band ruffians are awed and subdued the presence saint. The foot of the angel is ever on the neck of the demon. Montaigne, being man of integrity and probity, kept his house open and ungarrisoned during ...
... now Kail Stair, there remains the consolation uf a confidence that iu his hands the honours of the station will not be tarnished, uor its influence misdirected.— Scotsman. Death James Price, Loo , late Editor the Eveninci Packet.— VVe have this day the ...
... immortal i joys purchased for him the atonement of the Sa- j vi-tur, of whom they appear, his failing vision, the I manifested angels. (Prolonged cheers.) And for j j tlioso who these things—whose most unselfish lu- boars shower blessings round us—whose prayers ...
... letters indicated on alphabet was runcKrii Maurice, another companion childhood of my»elf and brother and sister—another almost angelic being while earth, but now, with her cousin Ann, an inhabitant of the third sphere in Paradise. The ! authoress of tho * Invalid’s ...
... Air. Punch rushed forth serviette in band. His largo heart beat high, the sight much loveliness, and at the sound of those angel-voices, rising into musical cheering. “ Bless you, my darlings!” Air. Punch could say no more, but finished his prawns, and ...
... realisation of his wishes. The possessor of a pritcelv foitune, vhich he in- herited from his father, sithl a character tarnished by no positive vices--ior polished by virtues either-and a person which in his omie opinion was irresietible, lie presented ...
... looked for realisation of his wishes. The possessor of princely fortune, which inherited from his father, with character tarnished by no positive viees nor polished by virtnes either—and a person which his own tminion wm irresistible, presented himself ...