... have thought of • scrap-book of financials You need not laugh, my dear, ' smiled the old gentleman ; • those 'financias' have bad something to do with your future.' With my future 1' exclaimed his adopted daughter, raising her eyes from the book she had ...

... •xquisito views, reproduced fi photographs. Ths one taken from the -Surrey slue the river, with Blockfriar* Bridge iu the foreground, is particularly artistic. other dot cubed are Durham and Winchester. From tho “Homo Wonla effloo none wo have The Firtsule, ...

... investigate this delusion, and could fill an ordinary scrap-book with printed revelations of our experience. In America, where greatest number of disciples to Spiritualism may be found, we have lived, and from the ordinary table-tilting scheme to the more exalted ...

... observance the church-fasts, replied, God grant that I may always live in puritv and temperance, and fast from sin.” So far was the good k Kempis from being irritated by these pertinent remarks, that he modified his own view* on these subjects, and softened ...