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... passage the week before last-says the discourse of two twiue in the womb of the world they are about to enter would be like just and justified aS the discourse of men in this world of the condition of a fature state. Sir Thomas wrote no `Dialogue.- `D. A ...
... thy veil which is upon thee, and hold ?? of Woman. A THOUIGHTFUL SoN.-I found some of the slaves at Thadames were from Sondan, others from Timbuc- ?? Ahont aseventh of too, the greater part trom rou. Tou aa them were present; their greatest delight wagin ...
... are left to the nation, anid Engiand'o proud soris Will wipe from her ansalo the shams of the past, Whon the dying request et her Xelson was spurned, Anad /sis daughter alone on the wide world seas cast Lot his prayer yet hobroad for the fatherless vnow ...
... 01ccabe totdo whsm his name may be preserved, and r lro that when he leaves the world henobp, ,laLsr hismatnes. Oneofthemostpopiuari f die ssya:- There are in the world wives who lag borne boys nor nouriohed guls', oven eijo e bend has reached the age ...
... lightful than to rove in a wooded Alpine valley'on isa, sammer's day after the great heat of summer is past- So shut out from the busy world-so shuotin with mag- nificent nature-so free with your male to take your own pace along the narrow, winding, up and ...
... at grim night did that fearful glare and piercing cry wake up the wealthy and the great from their luxurious beds and 'lazy pur- ples,' and, as they looked down from their high win- dows, the poet showed them the human lives they were wearing out-the blood ...
... daughters from Frankfort, or that now Ire eastt from the pleasant borders ot Cores, to Pine c rienr London den. The want ofsufloient an led a to resort to all artifices to obtain assistance l me ne noultiva ting the sugar cane aid the tobacco.planh th, ...
... his mane like a conqueror's bloody plumes, And-quietly wags his tail. [From War Waits, by Gerald Massey, who, in- these rough-aud-ready war-rhymes, as he calls them, writes from the heart of the true poet to the heart of the nation. In these verses are ...
... debtor, Oh ! his Poor eyes nearly start from each sooket; Working out castings the longer the better, Bringing the grist to his governors pocket. Week after week, the same dull monotoay, Frigid sad clean, and free from all fault, Looked upon much like a Moovict ...
... THE SCRAP-BOOK Cm *_ To-. rev-- -A_ ma-- AIkr IrDIrA L1GnfD.-Olt Of a pine in tbe I settlement and about five feet from the gron . ritau irg np vrith the tree a ram's heod, with the horng Ieve attached to it; and so fixed and embedded - a Stll tree that ...
... Germa~ny and the west of Enrope are obtained from Bulpria* but this branch of trade is daily lessening in importance Chemistry, continually progressing, no longer require flowers to make rosewater. It obtains it from the detritus of the organic kingdom, just ...
... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN SUpar.Sautrr1cna ST THE SANDW.!CEI ISnflS.- Surf-bathing is an exciting sport to the swimmer, and a cause for excitement and astonishment oi the part of an unaccustomed spectator. The swimmerg govt out from the shore, taking with ...