... nothing after return. I have had her room looked since she died, wing you would oome. It was only by a palpable effort that the man forced himlf to answer Mr. Juggles' questions calmly and clearly, k e eping down by a strong effort the grief and fear that ...

... to Hartwood, and he interviews Mr. laws, which we have ever had to grapple Hobson, the solicitor of the deceased man. with. It is this man who we at last learn His next step is to apply for and obtain is staV r f e Z Wroxton under the alias of special ...

... which was known as the Terror. The kings of the earth and their servants trembled before my invisible presence, for my arm was long and my hand was heavy ; yet no man knew whore or when I should strike—only that the blow would be death to him on whom it should ...

... of women with longhandled brooms, who sweep the whole length of streets. A man follows ht their wake and sprinkles them (the streets, not the women) with a watering-can. The man himself is but a watering Cannes, to speak. ONE WITS AN IDEA.—I cannot see ...

... Not Matilda's I know, for she took a mond husband. Is it possible I have Tee, I have married Matilda's mother. • ows-asooss man can never of pleasure which permeates lined hilow who scratches one foot with the caber. A wsrun In a heated more than a hundred ...

... dying gasp, its soul passed away, and I felt myself pass into its body. I, a man-soul, became, I know not how, impriteued in the body of a dog. Behold my punishment? Ah! man, how can you know the horror of it all? You sit there with that smile of incredulity ...

... description of the duties of the nrtillery man on the field . REAL GHOST STORIES. No. V.—The St•y), lionse. (Illustrated by B. E. Minns.) By E. and B. wry , . THE ACCURSED VALLEY. By FRED (ittl: - .17. I HE MAN WHO MEASURES EARTHQUAKES. with Photographs ...

... s, for the greater part of which the language of decency has DO name. They will stand here, a man and two women to each Ann, len heapof refuse s and the man will fling shovelfils of the sticking 'tuft into the sieves held by the two women, andihey will ...

... these points squadrons of Coss acks scoured the country in all directions, north, east, and west, in mann of the so far invisible enemy ; and at the same time he sent mounted messengers back to headquarters to report that no enemy had been found, and ...

... already decided, by single combat under the walls of Alexandria. But Octavian would have none of such grim fooling, for he was a man who had learned the priceless secret of never throwing away an advantage, and so he sent the messenger back to tell Antony that ...

... interest in the man's domedio affairs, and bad the sathdection of fthim absorbed in the story of his daily life. The ion lasted a considerable time, during which the surgeon Or repeatedly and sharply the hitherto highly part el the man's body without drawins ...

... roof of an outbuilt scullery and set himself the elementary task of prizing back the catch of the bath-room window. This was a man who was very thorough in his business, and he was certainly not there without having got the office about Doctor Cathcart's ...