... A BARMAID SPEAKS OF HER CALLING. (BT AN “S. AND P.” EMPLOYEE.) Ten years ago, when our dear old home was broken by the sudden death of the “bread-winner” of the family it became necessary for me, a girl of seventeen, to earn own living. There was a very ...

... intelligible, for rotes represent electors; but why in the name of all political superstitions should not speak? What has bis rank to with it, or bis right speak in the Lords? So for we know, there are no more arguments against change which in its essence is purely ...

... (says disa face, hair, knees pearc and speak croati ...

... • _ Before Robert could speak the song suddenly ceased* and they moved on, turning involuntarily to glance in as they passed the pretty cottage, with its flower-filled porch, and open French windows. At the same moment a tall, slim girl, in a black gown ...

... THE HAUNTED GAB.* f. * LONDON STORY. on « speaks of “haunted'’ cabs, one is likely to be neeted with cynical smile. Nevertheless, in cer* tsin mews' in London there is an old and exceedingly dilapidated is treated a valuable relic, and spoken of with ...

... It is byword in the ranks that Sir H. Kiicliere-r could speak the “’bat” of every tribe in the Soudan, and bis rise to his present position is an example ~f what grit and genius can achieve. Many tho w ( ir,j stories of his disguises, of his penetrating ...

... not speak ; and for a moment, it seemed as if he were positively unable to open his Ups. “You know all about me,” Harold went hurriedly, with aai impulse to make the most of his ohanoe. “You know defects, my vmworthiness of her. But I could give her home ...

... voice took on » plaintive tone, which it often assumed when she w»» speaking to Dayard. It was not precisely tone of pleading, and yet one might have imagined that some sub-consciousness of hers rendered it advisable that she should justify herself in ...

... PEEPS AT THE PAPERS. BY PENDENNiS. gracious. He speaks of woman’s lips the buds of May,” and makes Imogen say Cyrab- line; * Ere I could Give him that parting kiss, wh'.ch I had set Betwixt two charming words, comes in my father. And, like the tyrannous ...

... never heard to speak anyone belonging to him. Perhnps the want or necessity of a local habitation and name was source of regret Fotherjrill Foynes; for one morning as be was carefully running his eyes over the Tima he observed the advertisement of a house ...

... BEATS ALL GONJURINB TRICKS. “Bn that man; is fates!* cated.” That is the wey people ossd to speak of mo when I was seen (eelingin ths street And the fint blush of it you would have agreed with them. Bat they were ail wrong, jut same. you may like t« know ...

... THE SH the bares have a better time of enclosed meetings than they in the open, and I speaking from long and varied experience. If the hares ate fresh turned down, as they were in many cases when the new system was first inaugurated, they ore slaughtered ...