... Speaking tor Spea.king's Sake. I;oiiewo l'atorion. t.auction. .f too:fist .4 the the latter wino , . hi Man ad it hi. ha 4 bought two .tacka of bay. It :I go.' rgmitl.lle added that it II 10 1116400 WilAtainuaui. Thla ha ues , l 'no-. Coati lln..raami ...

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... more ; and, after exhausting her philippics in vain the stubborn snip, she, in a frenzy of excitement, gasped out Speak, speak! or, drat you, I shall expire ! The tailor, with an indifference worthy the fatalism of a Mahometan, lifted up his head ...

... SPEAKING AND WRITING. may seem strange, but is nevertheless true, that the best and the easiest speakers hive been by means either the or the easiest writers. Jeffrey and Gillies are remarkable instances of great talent, which was roost serviceable in ...

... 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 ...

... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently I It is better fat To rule by lcve than fear : Speak gently I let not harsh words Tho good we might do here. Speak gently to the little child, Its love you're sure to gain ; Teach it iu accente soft and mild, It may not long ...

... 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 ...

... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! -A■«—l toll. MOA Itom •lertto—ritoe«* to* Okto Emdoao. ton to—A o*ar—orr >*nr*r* to (to a— ...

... 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 ...

... ♦ Speaking Watch. Soon after Mr Edison invented the phonograph be forecast its future in the North American Review and to a number of interviewers, thereby showing himself • prophet, at all events of the kind whose prophecies work out their own fulfilment ...

... 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 ...