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... Speak Gently. Speak gently, be king, Aithourb Tou may And In felleverreraure a A man's better part Sboted your heart, And trona thence your kind friendship draw. worda or a frown May keep a down Who struggles a name to regain ; Extend friendeltipe hand ...
... human pride To prove .• but base : , us re« :!l ' nobler estimate >f ; Be earnest '-be search for .? And speak nil the best cm. Then speak id—bu lenient be Toother’s fai'mi’s as your own. If you’re the first fault see. Be not the first to make it known ...
... lo speaking of these A corresponaentot a coins says They are not of the greenish yellow colour of the old George and Dragon sovereign, but • somewhat coppery tinge. Th-y are uot of a dull sound when rung, but, on the contrary, possess • deer ring, are ...
... SPEAKING FISHES. Ths German naturalist, Stern, published, in the Revue Politique et Litteraire t some short time sgo, an interesting article speaking fishes. Some varieties, he athruiB,.can wbutle, others grunt, and others bark. We uoed not recapitulate ...
... SPEAKING LIKENESSES. HUGHES' unrivalled PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES are remarkable for their artistic arrangement, natural colouring, pleasing expression, clearness, distinctness, and undoubted truthfulness. Those produced during the present and the coming ...
... THE PRESS SPEAKS. The Aberdeen Evening Express, Sept. 19, says After full inquiry, the net result appears to be that Mr Hartley is almost universally successful in relieving rheumatic and similar pains; while the invalids who have used his medicine ...
... WILL SPEAK TUESI>A Y, September 20th, at 730 p.m. ADMISSION. In. RESERVED SEATS. 6n. Sited daily prayer meeting 1 YoC*« CHRinriAM iRanTTTR, To-Dat. •I 12 Noo*. Rev. Campbell. 31. A. N I VKRBITY OF ABERDEEN GENERAL COUNCIL The NEXT STATUTORY MEETING of ...
... SPEAK CP. two 'Porde we ham emoted are I day more and more familiar to the House of the Li.,'. Nem.l lir cry of I Speak ia heard more oltea In the H•ose the cry of Order. urdet. It is not prrhapei quite so often beard as divide,' it is Mord nine ...
... SPEAKING LIKENESSES.” I_T UGH KS’ UNRIVAIiLKD PHOTOGRAPHIC .1 L MINI ATI'RES are remarkable for their artistic arrangement, natural colouring;, |ilca»ing expression, clearness, distinctness, and niidoukted trnllifulness. Those proiluced during the present ...
... ♦ Speaking Watch. Soon after Mr Edison invented the phonograph be forecast its future in the North American Review and to a number of interviewers, thereby showing himself • prophet, at all events of the kind whose prophecies work out their own fulfilment ...
... SPEAKING THE PACTS. Mr Knight, Newcastle, saul some of the members of the Society with which was connected had had doubts whether or not broad hurst was worthy of the confidence of working men, and he had been deputed by the Council of the Society to ...
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