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... 2 o CASSELL'S MAGA. INE. Of Erekmann-Cbstrian's new story of ' The College. Life of Maitre Nablot, it i. impossible to speak highly.—Staadard. ...

... France will call foa his restoration. But, in the meantime, he is ready to support whatever Government may be established. Speaking with a friend recently of affairs in Franca, he remarked : The striking feature of the political situation is this : The ...

... among the audience, and, speaking to several of them, told them about their friends in the spirit world. It turned oat that most of the persons she selected were Spiritualists, tut, as she said, the spirit who was speaking through hen did not know ...

... proposed. M. Victor Le Febvre : I shall put it in this form, Attachment to the soil. People speak of love of the country, but we find that many of those who speak of love of the country prefer the city. The encouragesent which we receive cones from the ...

... have his penny back, and go out if he can't behave properly. I think last reading wasjolly, and there was no noise, not to speak of, except that whistling. ...

... toasts which are conveniently described as the usual. One of the reforms still needed is the selection of speakers who can speak briefly and to the point without offending every moment the ears of diners out—not, as a rule, over sensitive—and who can ...

... members has been very remarkable. They never vote against the wishes of the Chairman except in minor matters. Even if they speak against anything he advocates they discreetly stop there. If it be a matter on which the Chairman has set his mind, when it ...

... 's opinions to overdo courtesy to Eng. laud, he is awe not to tatter. He will go out less, speak leas when he is out, speak more cautiously when he does speak. AU t►is will m►ke him a far leas amusing character than Mr. Reverdy Johnson, hut, in compensation ...

... this day-- such is their sentiment of nationality—speak hardly anything bat their own Celtic tongue--a larger number than speak the Celtic) tongue, I apprehend, in Scotland, and a larger number than speak it, I apprehend, in Ireland. I protest on behalf ...

... ! Will you not answer me ? Speak, for I would of MT morliEn. The brew of the stout chieftain grew black with the ea 4 ng thunder, and his frame shook convulsively. Vs mean you? he asked iu a hoarse whisper. Speak, and toll Inc. What dal the woman ...

... future meetings, all speeches shall be short and to the point; that members shall not interrupt others when speaking; that no one shall speak more than once on any subject without pernairsion ; that conversations, reminiscencies, altercations, and twaddle ...