... hast such a talent? Believe it not, be slow to believe it! To speak, or to write, nature did not thee; bat to work she did And this: there never was a talent even for real literature, not to speak of talents lost and damned in doing sham literature, bet it ...

... legislature to make laws, and courts to enforee them. The primates might call together eyned to- morrow, if the Church would but speak out and de. clare its wishes. And the Bishops of this and the colonies let it be hoped an Athana- be found to come forward ...

... done so, and with what has now becn seen. It were needless to analyse the speeches made before the vast at Li ; they must speak for themselves, and amply they repay a Bat we would attention not only to the numbers, but also to the character of the great ...

... suffered freely to develop; and in a The older girl shall ape the lady, and the older bx shall ape the gentleman; so we may speak next | No lady ought to walk when she cam ride. Tt carriages of many kinds which throng our streets a us civileed ; prove us ...

... the town was waking, after its own Here and there I saw a dame or countenance which ladies 4 mantilla, and that awful, don't-speak-to-me assume on their way to church. I those black angels , for my first object was the cathedral; and two minutes I stood ...

... quite a barvest. at, and then it was always with the have no taste for At times we took 9. to 108. of an three of us. 1 am speaking of the business as frome about two or three and Now ghee singing is seldom practised in the streets of London. It is chiefly ...

... the counten- in the cast and in ance of the Florentine; but especially the heavy: dauntless eye, is very much alike. But be speaks to has the of Annandale; an echo with its compliments to old Pather ...

... verily blessed. would not for any money,’ says the brave Jean Paul, in his ‘I would not for any money have hed my youth |’ He speaks a truth there as it may seem to many. These young obscure ought to be incessantly heroic human souls worth of things worth ...

... great confidence is ex- pressed as to future prospects, and from Leeds, Brad- ford, Halifax, and Rochdale all the advices speak of fall employment and steady markets. At Manches- ter, however, there has not yet been improve- ment. The hay harvest is general ...

... but the moment he his hand beneath the surface be is repelled by the im the cemetery is be at home; the the tended grave speak to him of a eod Lovrs Lesr. amp euthentic and very curious sccount has been made public by the managers of the late of Prance ...

... estimation, and the latter sequently of Gorkahs, for such is the name of the H Brahitin of Bengal of much lower Te the of Nepaul, speak a pefois dialect of the Vike the Anglo-Saxon tongue in these The Mabomedan has never made any progress in Nepaul. The reigning ...

... Ryder, uncle of the Earl of Harrowby, was at that time the princi Secretary. He continued in the for two years, not often speaking in Parliament, but for those labours in debate, in council, and in office, which it has since been his lot to encounter and ...