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... CHAPTER LIV. “The injurer’s face grew e S D et And thrice he strove to speak —in vain ! Stk E. BULweRr LYTTON, Grear SexsamioNy 1y COURT—ARTHUR ACCUSES Rocer Cro¥tT oF THE MURDER OF THE MaRQUIS. Roaer Caovr's sudden indisposition excited considerable ...
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... London, on Wednesday eveniug, to promote the extension of the suffrage to women. During the cv::: Sir Robert Anstruther, speaking *‘ not on an ty,” said he believed the Government intended to take up this subject next session. ...
... OUR NEW STORY GRATIS SUPPLEMENT. Taese will now speak for themselves. While we hope every reader will get a copy of our CALENDAR, We trust no one who can appreciate a good story will miss reading “The Banker's Foe.” Calendars showing the day and date ...
... in the election of 1832, took the chair, and in- Sir ROBERT ANSTRUTHER, who, after speaking of what Goverument had edmddmlfia,nk“:‘vall very well for Mr Disraeli to speak of plundering udblluduh& The real truth of the matter was l.hatld&onghu. :}fiw M.&“c ...
... writing and extempore speaking, and be replies : —** Given a man with knowledge of his subject, and a gift for public speaking, then I think reading a mischief ; but given a man who knows little, and who has no gift of speaking, then m{lm‘ ..Tuhwhnb. ...
... Ichabod, what have you done ™ hl.fidlyzui&uy. ceuldjul-:-ulhm -“t.n-llfi‘m shook as they hnhl'i-hbhdy ““ He's dead,” he said, speaking in & wandering &ddny.-fi&“h:uufln: ““that was his last gasp. Poor fellow ! 'dtdm the knife in hopes he'd live, but he's I'm ...
... to have been aroused to new life entirely this season Great preparations are at present being made in the east end, not to speak of those in the centre of the village, to have a *slap” at the first exhibition v_'h’ichuku place early in July. ...
... lamp, don 't on it—such themes are not interesting to men in 3 1f Mr Jones has bought his wife a cunel’s hair shawl, do not speak of it the moment your husbaud comes into the 1f he is cross try silence. It takes two to get up a decent W-y-rfiy&-flbo-c, Don’t ...
... to pass Joe:, “ No sae fast—no sae fast,” said that geatleman, “ [ ha'e a word or twa to speak afore | let you pass.” “ Fellow, do know to whom you are speaking,” said Mentoith AT,. * Stand aside, or— “Or what, Captain * eried Jock fariously ; but ...
... AXD . FiEnce STRUGGLES, _&\h-h—i(n-m-huddm,-d making Cuvareic Prrsce, Fam Dawg, STALWART GALLOWGLASS, AND BrarnEn Kesse, speak as they might have Apoken in those far-gone days. Our author has seize] upon a new and unworked field, where none bave been ...
... Oratorio on Friday night?” I asked a friend. **Oh, weil, you know,” he replied, *‘we endured it.” Does this, if people would speak honestly, not express what too many felt? These performances are happily, for the present, fashionable ; but if they are to ...