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... SPEAK THE TRUTH AND SHAME THE DEVIL. A* tho first, should soy, all ■earn to, speak the truth, but at shaming the deril, we don't think it can ha done. He's such old ~ don't think he's any sense shame left. Wo never though* very well of bus, j we think ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. A country rector writes to the Siandurd in the follow. ingterms on the of agricultural labourer. cana man be expected to bring up his family with any of modesty when he, his wife, and sons, and Tt is daughters have to live and sleep in ...
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... Speak Gently. Speak gently, be king, Aithourb Tou may And In felleverreraure a A man's better part Sboted your heart, And trona thence your kind friendship draw. worda or a frown May keep a down Who struggles a name to regain ; Extend friendeltipe hand ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING There was a great deal said and written in Edinburgh last week on the subject of public speaking. One would almost suppose from Professor BJackie's lecture, and Dr Guthrie’s comments, that these gentlemen regard oratory as an art which ...
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! A ««(Uif ■r«ta« TAJUta tar mm n—rww* ta ttalMi ...
... (Left speaking.) Franck. —Some very important decrees appeared in tbo Monitcur of Sunday. The first for the sale ot some State forests, and for the immediate transference of the possessions of tho House of Orleans to the State. Tho second raises the state ...
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... SPEAK THE TRUTH AND SHAME THE DEVIL. to the first, we should say, “By all means do so,” speak the truth, but as to shaming the devil, we don’t think it can be done. He’s such au old arch-villain don’t think he’s any sense of shame left. We never thought ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, In the opinion of Vanily Fair, *it scems as bough nllH‘imrary persons had entered inio a conspiracy to puft Mr Joseph Chamberlain. On | the Fucad:\y before the Warrington speech was uttered, all Pressmen who call themselves the ¢ exponents’ ...