... irregnlar, in form, and its supeicial area is. about sixhundred feet, the average-heightseven feet; it derives a peculiar sanctity from having bn, successively (accordingto Meahomedoiatradition), the praying-place of Abraham, David, Solomons ant Jesus, -ts surface ...

... -Mac Ian dwelt in the mouth of a ravine situated not far from the 'southern thore of Lochleven, an ann of the sea which deeply indents the western coast of Scotland, and aeparates Argyleshire from Inverness-shire. Near. his house were two or three small ...

... ojestojn, and are quite unable to account for it -Thy- never undress at night; 'they untie their thin -nattress- from its silken cover, draw it out from-its place -agnt the wall and roll themselves 'up -in the wadded=quilt 'which ferms their blanket. The only ...

... hurls it Crushing on the world below. Drep by drop-and all in silence, Up the mound the waters creep, Till away in night and darkness, Down the o'erweighted barriers sweep. Oh! the hamlet slept securely, But it woke not from its sleep. Dream ye not en ...

... instinct of our corporate mind as our mer- cantile adventures. It is the means, apart from all religious considerations, of disseminating a higher civilisation throughout the world. It is a law of nature that Gospel truth shall first be sown broadcast among the ...

... IV . THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN, 11OW, THE GRREES' BECAME S SLAs TO TiM Tums.-iha slavery of the Greeks to the Othora was not the result of any'inferiority in-numerieal fore, ;naterial wealth, and soieutifie knowledge. The truth is, that the-succeses of the ...

... year, when they do homage to the names of their deceased ancestors. Mr. Samuele is in doubt whether foree races have sprungup from outcast or persecuted tribes, or are psrely aboriginal; we in. cline to the latter opinion, and have no doubt that as a more ...

... Even among our brethren; men who eat mutton as we do ! Sad is the truth ! and yet, what on earth is there free from sadness? Is not the world, my friends, made up of the basest imitations 1 Look around at the masqueraders that swarm in our Vanity Fair ...

... Even among our brethren; men who eat mutton as we do ! Sad is the truth ! and yet, what on earth is there free from sadness? Is not the world, my friends, made up of the basest imitations ? Look around at the masqueraders that swarm in our Vanity Fair ...

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... met with Rven among our brethren ; men who eat mutton we ! Sad is the truth ! and yet, what on earth there free from sadness Is not the world, my friends, made up of the basest imitations ! Look around at the masqueraders that swarm in our Vanity Fair ...