... reference to a girl but eight years old, he ctates- I did not know how to talk with her, At ?? i treated her as a child, speaking on childish subjects; I asoked her about her toys and her games, but the look of etnaazeient that met me soon put an end ...

... displays the pictures to great advantage. 1The position of the works has, in many instances, been altered, and, generally speaking, for the better. The different schools being new brought more together, the whole has the appear. ance of a more regular ...

... profession'? Would lo not tather say, even to the tfim'diditt'of greatest proise, t'ae' iny advice,'aud seek some safer, ?? speak' advisedly) miui're''pectable pur- suit ?P'Wouldhepataptein pbu those qualities-I neednotparticn- laissethem- Which are conspicuous ...

... endeavouring to disconcert any of the witnesses in his crosasexamination, Emmet would check him, and say, ' No, no, the man's speaking the truth. 3 This was, however, only on poits bearing against himself; for whatever testimony was likely to involve or criminate ...

... standing also Mal broke off, and he fell with it down'the fdcl of'a precipice. great on The blind youth, not ,hearing him speak or coming to sudispos him, shouted out for him,~ but alas, no- answer was re- or tenl c turned, and he than felt his way home ...

... Bltt that is not the whole question. We lately inspected a b herd of Ifereford. Otie pt'operty of a distinguishted anid (wee speak on Site authority of 1:is forming aceontsnl) very sticcevsftil agriculturistg Tita btreeding cows atid hteifers, living solely ...

... composer in the technical sense of the term. A man whose brains can never suffer from mental exertion has no brains at all worth speaking about. Look at the case 'of poor Haydn. In consequence of writing the Seasons immediately after the Creation, he lost to ...

... the sketch entitled Saint Januarions' to Saint Constantius, which, although evidently the production of a Protestant, yet speaks of Catholicity in Italy in a way which would not have suited Deotleys Miscellany, or any other Engllsh popular periodical ...

... early; ..but Byron fould~out afterwards that he 'had gone to take the on hliriat apuagilistic supper. B. after this would not speak to 1 Sir Ken [le was, however, so delighted with his acting inI Sia Giles Overreach that, notwithstanding all this, ho pre- ...

... labourir fell upon the pavement, and was conveyed to the infir- mary, where he died in a short time. He was never able to speak, and, as the man who struck him is not known, the cause of the assault has not been ascertain- ed. Several persons witnessed ...

... originators and artificers, lito has elevated his narrative from a dry account of mechanical construe-- tions to a vivid and speaking picture of human energy and enterprise, in their most useful nsode of develo -ha ment.ha The distinctive feature, however ...

... Still in duty's line; Onward-persevere, and thou Wilt Bnd this golden mine. Ir thou meetest on thy way An erring, outcast one, Speak a kind word in his ear, Lead hir4 gently on. Thou mayest melt the frozen fount, The world's cold frown congeal'd; And in a ...