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... speaks loudly in your ears of a harvest past and • summer ended , and you not saved. it like a last In**. May the of the aged pester be instrumental leading many to (insider their ways and turn unto the Lord, and may the voice from him who is Combed ...
... 'Seventy-five, miss. He's as rich as Cremona, but dreadful lonely up at the Park with nobody but Wigby to speak to. He's a hard, stern old man, and miserly. He was always near, missdreadful near, but since Mr Geoffrey, his favourite nephew, turned out ...
... MR PARNELL ON IRELAND. Mit PARN ELL, speaking at Dublin on Tuesday night, strongly advocated the claims of Ireland as a nation to self-government. If England denied her this right, he claimed that she should be treated as a colony, and allowed the ...
... - PLAIN-SPEAKING BY MR D. H. SAUNDERS ON THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. MR D. H. SAUNDERS, formerly of Bramblebank, delivered an address, at the request of the Elders apd Managers' Association, in in James' U.P. Church, Dundee, the title being Joints in ...
... ♦-,.. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1880. Janeville might have been considered inconsistent and fears to speak about it. But see, Bertha, what • comfortable settlement that would be for you, if you could only learn to love George. If George Terris knew of my ...
... I can't sleep till I tell you, was the reply. I Then she continued, speaking very fast : Isms! not one of your people. My father is a He loved me ;my name is Hannah. I was ill he had in the world. Then lie came to our house, and be was so kind, oh ...
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... houso to another, and inter-coutumah tees all he or hears wen ver •top to inquire whether he speaks the truth or not. lie is perhaps all the worse for speaking tilt truth, for truth is partieularly offensive in h ease, and never fails to set families at ...
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... How often do we form our speeches beforehand, on the eve of an anticipated interview with a stranger—and how seldom do we speak them And when wedo, how ridiculously pompons we apprar I First, there is an even chance that we don't Lave the first word ; ...
... mend. SPLICING of wage—what is more waggish than a dog's tail when he is pleased. Speaking of tails—we always like those that end well. Hog's, for instance. Speaking of hogs--we saw one of the animals the other day lying in the gutter, and in the one ...
... bulky crop than was expected, but will be very late, hay fair, and turnips are looking well although it is too early yet to speak of their final outturn with certainty. ...