... wrought up. He was famed for making rush-besoms, bee-skeys, baskets, and den spoons. made h.ldl and could play . them; gr uuml razors and shears ; and, to crown all. was famed lor cutting hair, this section of his art always performed gratis, often has head ...

... For preserving the complexion—temperance. preserve the breath sweet—abstinence from tobacco. For whitening the hand— honesty razor. To remove stains—repentance. Easy shaving soap—ready money. For improving the sight—observation. beautiful ring—the family ...

... have read so far—' you have, mimic shaved, papier*, your papers, avec rasoirse, with razors,'—' what the deuce does he mean, Major, by shaving his papers with razors. 'Ha ! ha, ha,' bursts out O'Leary. ' Faith I Mimeo° is a wag, a jister, and a pretty ...

... belles have stuffed backs to their seats. Comic—To see a fussy man get himself ready for the steam-boat. When he finds his razor, his lather-brush is gone, while his latherbrush is no sooner found stowed away in one of his Sunday boots than he goes ...

... Naples. One lung street, perhaps a mile and a-half in length, called after Victor Emmanuel, runt from the sea inland in a straight line ; another similar street crosses this one about midway at right augle*. These two streets thus divide the city into ...

... of hay, felt a sting on his leg, and at once ran home declaring that a snake had bitten him. He cut tl.e piece out with a razor, and got his son to suck the wound for a full hour ; but feeling none the worse, the part excised was carefully examined, and ...

... had the look of tents. I had nearly finished dressing, when Mr Miller entered my room, saying that he had forgotten to bring razor, and asking the use of mine. I have, he added, been tempted take down the cavalry-sword which hangs over the mantel-piece ...

... There was another occupant of the parlour, byname Simon Palmer, an old man with white silvery hair, which was often smoothed straight over his forehead, by aid of his huge horny hand. The dress of this individual was that of a respectable country tradesman ...

... more than two years ago. A slender, middlesized man, without an ounce of spare flesh upon him, with a face of such intense razor-like keenness, that I made sure be was a Yankee till he opened his mouth, when I knew him in an instant for a Scot. He seemed ...

... and bsnes, whitenin', and yellow sand—but the cantle is gams. Your tine accomplishment., sir, are, like the knavish Jew' s razors—made f.r sale, f-r +Flavin'. Our 1 sees are no like the stooky irroges that one lank-haired yellow-fac- d Italian loin ka ...

... could not be cleared till morning, the information did not much annoy us, though to make our toilet without brushes, combs, razors, or clean linen was not pleasant to anticipate. After a single glass of brandy and hot water, we called for bed-room candles--my ...

... parish of Monans. Tainmaa Wilson, a worthy farm servant who can turn his hand at a pinch to anything from the drawing of straight furrow to the heckling of Asquith, vv.»B so interested in a 14$ lb. Swedish turnip grown by his master in that parish that ...