... chapters in thle present Nurnber are replete with interest aund are written in a pleasing, good-hunioured stvye. Wore e miliot speak so favourably of a short story called A Bitter Mistaok, in which the antuior strains after an effect thlit his powers are ...

... lc picasso catleer clean as pelays aeed coseedies usually are-ties I illustrations of a story. It less no plot, properly speaking, but is lice vivtd seubodientea of 1 Ye Mtarners acedt usatomes of ys ifegliale in Ilo5t -a, mcdiscal tee puree of Mr ...

... covered with isfliamed blisters, so tiect it became a, esatter of wonder ]lowv ese had besen able to walk. Slee is able to speak, loeovver, asid re- hates every detail of this unparalleled outrage, but leer sinjurics. are of so severe a seature tiest it ...

... POETRY. 3iY MISSION. TInEY speak in stately, souttiteg word, - About our ?? tissiotu here, And while they speak, my quivering lids, Can sctrce retahl the-tear. They talk of noble destinies, Of grand and god-like deeds Sueh soetls must surely hear the ...

... inexhaustible; we have but to organize them, and justly to distribute the ?? of the Feel- ings. DEsTahnsTrvm KSrsscwe.-Cicero speaks of a bronze statue of Hercules, which had the features worn away by the frequent osculations of the devout. Several in- stances ...

... the fault of a moment of despair, when she forgot her duty- You would speak to me of my daughter ? said the marquis. Acid if it be of her I speak ? Then I command you to speak no more. It is the only command of yours, my honoured uncle, that my ...

... and subjects which afford immense scope for the satirist's gall, are treated in a leck-adaisical, gesetish style, wvhicls speaks hut little for the -author's political perception and discrimissation, Of coarse, with the usual prejudice of authors who ...

... best-the latter, because it contains some shoots of wit and yew-mour, and a few choice cuttings at the town stragglerg. In speaking, he clips his words most rue- fally, and it is a melancholy thing to hear his Cockney- ish praise of his rare vines and his ...

... was folly prepared to take another before I was ?? Jonah Barrington's Personal Sketches. DUELrING IN AmrniicA.-Generally speaking, crimes are rare in the United States ; this is greatly owing to the educa- tion of the people, but, above all, to the abundance ...

... iii the Green. Dusrhams now S arrives and explains how he lead put thle trick upon Bob to di core him of hisis vanity, and speaks the sentiment in the ii greens ; after which we are treated with lice well-known It chacmmies dance by the characeters. The ...

... leouselsold troops. Clcsjide Frollo is ttescribed 1as a priest attacleed to :Notre Daem aied Esisceraltla, looking and speaking jdaiic upose nll occasiolcss ` whietit Pie-r'e Gricigoir'e is elevated to the respon- sible office of dramatic poet and ...

... truth, and as she spoke her solemn voice thrilled through every fibre of his a frame. In the name of all that is sacred, speak I Man- 0 whet rar you ? There was a long pause; then Richard s slowly raised his hand, and pointed to the priest, while lie ...