... repetition of such regimen condition follows every sweat, till the jo-key becomes slack as the animal he is going to ride. speak from experience; once in a time seldom moving without suit of flannel-sweaters in our portmanteau, hese with heavy pea-jacket ...

... office; and before he was well settled with attempt attention to his work, the clerk had announced“ Mr. Faccull and Mr. Tripes speak with you, sir.” “Shew them in, Scratchj/en, said ho, but there was a tremor iu his voice. Bottncerwus evidently nervous. 'J'rijies ...

... SPEAK GENTLY Speak gently ! it is better far rule by love than fear : Speak gently ! let not harsh words mar The good might here, Sp' rUg ! Love doth whispi r low Tile vows which true hearts bind, And : iy friendship's accents flow— Affection’s voice ...

... Judd, have been slaying Its at Bircheenough's Royal Railway Hotel, I.iverpool. Wc he id itniderstatid that the yourg urit.ces speak ?? with fluency, and on leaving Liverpool were pleased to com- y pliment Mr. Birchenough on the elegante, comfort, aud oiv ...

... early moments of the doe-n ; the air cactus to breathe of innocenlce and truth ; time very liglst is instinct with youth and speaks with love. Whto is there that loves beauty And brightness, aind does not, enjoy the early hours of thle nierning ? Tfsecr ...

... instead of six. (Hear, hear.) Another advantage in the use of waggons was that he could take more home at one journey. (Hear.) Speaking in favour of dished wheels, he said he preferred them because they were stronger, and ran quite as well. (Hear.) Mr. San ...

... present time ? And why is every large town in England having its Pegged Boot and Shoe Establishments ? These are facts that speak for themselves. But if more evidence is wanting, might we not appeal to the experience of every buyer of Boots and Shoes ? ...

... They (the meeting) were much better judges, however, than he was as to their position under.this state of things. He did not speak as a landowner; he did not posses a foot of it ; but he believed it to be impossible to pay the rents and taxes and other payments ...

... sale, to employ the argument— they had protection, as no one could according to a law lately made through the act of which I speak, copy or sell one single piece ; and all the manufacturers of every new pattern copied from France or any other place, whether ...

... 1848 —47 6 31 4 18 4 29 1 33 7 37 id „ 1849 —38 9 259 15 9 22 9 275 28 11 Decline — 89 57 27 64 62 811 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demon- strata tbe ponton to wbka eu Umm hire bow re. Idneed a. plnnUT Tt^ which could p^*? 2dor written on ...

... my withering breath ?? And your beauties lie scatter'd in darkness and death. But it is not for me in mine hour of might To speak of the ruin that waits on my flight ; Yet by the fruits and flowers of earth Which perish e'er they have their birth, By the ...

... successor and stir him up to emulate and imitate thy fear- less, bright, and ?? example ! Yes : May thy truthful voice jet speak to us from the grave, and cheer us to the conflict with the silent eloquence of its appeal to our memories and our hearts ...