... in the map for the way to Birmingham, but I am capitally 'up' in Africa. And nobody need he told that the territories we speak of form, with Greece, that vast triangle, with its apex down- wards, which projects southward from Austria to the Mediterranean ...

... themselves from the wreck than Mrs. Beecher and Mrs. Stowe, who were unhurt, re- turned thanks for their providential escape. ' Speak for yourselves,' said the doctor, who was feeling his bruises, ' I have got a good many hard bumps, anyhow.' The Nor'dhmen ...

... interpret those great characters ing which now, as we look back on the past, are a We problem incapable of solution. I Generally speak- Mis ing, all great events have been distorted, eir most of the important causes concealed, it some of the principal characters ...

... Paris and back, first-class for eighteenpessce (half the fare to be refunded in case of sea sickness), avith the privilege of speaking to the man at the wheel, hotel expenses for a !eei, tie use of a courier, tickets for all the balls at the Todl-rie3, instruction ...

... created a small but compact party. Ile became the leader of the youth of England. Parliament listened to him when he deigned to speak but a few words. Veteran politicians began to say Dejuda is a dangerous man * for there is nothing which makes the red tapist ...

... sun. (hr Britain bore him !-Pride's best claim is read; t'ar Britaie holds bina !-Sorron's worst is said. 11ilat words nlay speak that sorrow ? What regret Meesoire te hero's greatness and our debt? For act to him wee give the mere acclarm Tistgreets the ...

... ltearesl'0 °0 excitiag the metropolitan playgoers, ?? are anrd sonth; but we imagine that to t0 ot aro,,nd dozeu is certainly to speak within LI bail as nlost of these transfers of the book .e arT be, in an artistic point of view, ; ra , be the treatment of ...