... between the two worlds of life and death, heat and cold, of endless day and everlasting night—where for the present we may leave him while we indulge in a few further speculations as to the possibilities of animal and intellectual life in the World of the Morning ...

... travel ; not. for scrap-book purposes, but that when he rAurns to New York, to Chicago, or to Spookville, as the case may be, he may then paste them on his trunks, and so show he has done Europe. He does not alone collect them from the places he visits ...

... water, and the pieces can be easily removed from the cloth. • The process is generally. demonstrated as a matteft of Curiosity, yet it can be utilised in various 'W•ark_.._lf we want to paste in a scrap-book a newspaper printed on both sides of the paper ...

... ISOBEL'S PAPER PATTERNS ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD On account of the enormous sire of our paper po: business, we ham. introduced Lao our cutting deport all the latest labour-saving appliances known scient(tie world, with the result that our pattern,:, are ...

... their birthplace, five have hailed from Spain, two were from Africa, two from Savoy, and one each from a number of other countries. Italy caps the climax with a total of 194, all since 1528 having been selected from among Italian cardinals. ...

... Where did he get it I—From a work on the Tombs of the Early Egyptian Kings. Gracious ! Then this is the way the editor spends his timel--Principally. One long, delightful reception 7—Yes, dear. The editor has nothing in the world to wish for or pray ...

... illustration of the saying that the wicked shall flourish like a green bay tree, observed the second speaker. What in the world do you mean I thought everyone knew. She never wrote that article. Lord Elliot sprang to his feet. What do you mean, you ...