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... con- trasted with the cool morning light which streams in at the window, is very striking and effective. And we need not speak of the careful and elaborate finish of the painting. Mr. Millais is the man to burn his hoase over his head to get the grouping ...
... state secrets, sod no: olstlboto you day by day all that passed abont this ms rior that beleg called io tie Cabinet. Let me speak to You for'v atI plainly. I am conscious of no concealment, I hadlc co~iit to conceal, I never courted the task which was riot ...
... expression, seemingly denied by an unsympatimetic Cc e nature, has corme with the cheering stimulus of success. If jilt we speak of TAcmB8LIKIx last, it is not that lie deserves to be a ic least in time regard of those who may go to bear this j, opera ...
... fint and Hesiodic dialect as cootpared to that of the Me Athenians of the time of Pericles. Bet we will let Mr. Clyde himself speak on the subject :- It is not pretended that the age of Pericles has re- turned to Greece ; nor will any scholar, whom native ...
... p then admitted into the lowest basin by means of an aqueduct placed on a higher elevation, and of which I shall presently speak more at length, till this is so far filled as to be on a 3 level with the water in the second basin, where it is also ad. mitted ...
... young creature to enter upon the fearful and mysterious subject of sin and death-and she shuddered and trembled to hear him speak as he did ; but the clear reason, the bright and sound understanding with which she was gifted, animated by her warm, large ...
... Madame GoRISI's name this season in the bill, of the Royal Italian Opers could not muoh surprise the huljijlt. Generally speaking, theseo theatrical adieus are but an eoedeavour to Cling to professional existence when its powers ledenayed ; but ootwi ...
... Recollections of the Mess Table and the Stage relate. We can speak highly of the merits of the volume, and we are confident that the short extracts for which we can alone find room will speak more effectually for themuselveS: TlrE PRINCE OF WALES. * I ...
... they are the fluest race of natives in the island, and they are undoubtedly tile M0ost active and enterprisiug. They commonly speak Tanl) . As to religion, lohaimedans that they are, aone are so contenptuoius, obstinate, and unailpressible. Tioe Siogalese ...