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... on es of the divine family of whom we are speaking, that man can enter into life ; that this humble faith works a c hange in the whole tenor of the life and habits, so that the believer is one who walks in a new world, encompassed by new objects, and ...
... And some will speak with rage and shame Of Charlie and the North, And wonder that the greatest fleet England had yet sent forth Struck not one blow for victory Under our Whig War Ministry. Egad! like what's-his-name of old, I think that I'll resign ...
... THE PRESS. Cooke : I have no ends in what I speak but my love to you and yours ; and I am sure I shall gain nothing by your going nor lose nothing by your stay. Whitelocke : But my wite much fears the danger. Cooke: Our lady and mistress will be satisfied ...
... THE PRESS. education of all boys alike, no matter what their future profession : I speak of the study of Greek and Latin in commercial schools. We all of us know that it is no uncommon thing for a boy to spend five or six years of the most valuable, because ...
... THE PRESS Mr. Knight speaks of these rather discouragingly, opines that the risk is greater than the profit, and calculates that the publisher of 10.000 copies of a shilling volume cannot reckon on more than 201. clear gain. He argues energetically in ...
... not unfairly described as a body of young an d ambitious sciolists. We speak of the class; It has learning, it has sincerity, it has talent' but it is destitute of experience, and totally wanting in knowledge of the world, and of those sympathies which ...
... r 330 • • . 111 So speaks a fair girl shut up within the Laurel ; and the Laurel opens its leaves. The maiden springs out, and descends dancing into a flowery valley. The pale betrothed of the Sun shines softly through the clouds, and the nymph flits ...
... self to manage and conduct the farm. I wish you to speak to Colonel Davenport to know whether it cannot be arranged that I and my brother should have the farm instead of my father, and I will see that the rent is punctually paid. If so, my father shall ...
... THE PRESS. a more sublime extent. Every note seems to be suggestive of the situation, and awfully speaks the wor 1. Pianoforte soiree s are increasing. Herr Pauer has been in the field this week—a sound and conscientious musician both as pianist and ...
... - 690 Persons suspended in a balloon much elevated find it needful to speak with considerable exertion in order to render their words audible. On one occasion, when Gay Lussac had ascended to the unusual height of 23,000 feet above the level of the sea ...
... JANUARY 17, 1857. Map of London. With New Postal Districts, &c. London : Stanford. THE utility of this publication speaks for itself. The Postmaster-General having determined to consult the convenience of the public by the division of London into postal ...
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