... to remark anything about tbo streets and turnings which were taking, except that they all seemed new to me. To listen and to pick one’s way over the vile stones was no cosy matter for a stranger in that quarter. Here and there a small oillamp, burning before ...

... way. Similarly respects his food. Garbage is not the food that the pig selects by preference. In fact a pig wliich has been fed for any time upon sweet food will turn away from sour ami disgusting food. If left to pick up his living where he can find it ...

... on the floating masses of alga, and will for days keep pace with ship for the purpose of picking up the refuse food thrown overboard. Indeed, throw the garbage of fish into the sea is a tolerably certain method of attracting these birds, who are sha ...

... dresses and other things. A lady with three arms is very ranch sought after the Yukon beaus, and they can generally have their pick among the wealthiest dudes of the land. That extra arm and hand are very handy about a house. A lady possessing them can cook ...

... energiesin ¢ndeavouring to have their claim for sympathy dopreciated. His obligation would seem 4o he to go about picking up the scrap garbage of the Rent Office, and re-serving it to regale thoswe other great friends of the tenants—she landlord Tory Government ...

... grove of mango bashes, and being fond o' the fruit. I ...

... epidemics at Johannesburg besides tbe gold fever—comrades die off in a day. They sink untended, to hurried to burial nnmonrned; picked off tbe bed where they lie their clothes, perhaps, and thurst into tbe makeshift coffin, like a poor young Scotsman who died ...

... obtain just laws and good government—(bear, hear) —and to amend the Constitution whenever it needed repair, but not to always picking it to pieces. (Applause.) They meant that, in no sentimental, but in positive and enduring sense, they desired to preserve ...

... have been picked after leaving the bouse. Constable Soroghan called his Worship's attention to the fact that the purse and remained in the man's pocket, according to his own story, which could not have occurred if his pocket had been picked. The shop ...

... fettered by the unfortunate necessity of adhering only to what is true, and rejecting at once the half romantic, half scandalous garbage with in the way of private anecdotes of the Prince, some of American journals are just now entertaining their readers., matter ...

... years past an old man might have been seen carrying old bag on his ahcmldera, scraping odds ami ends from the gutter and garbage from the streets. This man’s home was in a London suburb, a wretched room, filled with rubbish —old pieces of iron and brass ...

... of boredom is the same. Even a man who really enjoys the picture is apt in his satiety to grow indolently fastidious, and picks the gem, or to go 1 where he finds them collected for him, rather than give himself the trouble to hunt them up in secluded ...