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... hallowed ground, when going into the furthermost court-yard from the entranee, and the nearest to the sea. lere L. lg. L, is buried, Red tiles and quadrangular flags, scarcely disceroible from the mass of rubbish over them, pointed out to me the burial-place ...

... TSE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. T|E BIlcwonmsr-Near Davetr, there is a wood, where vipers are reported to dwell, Sa t was walkiir g in the wood, I caught a gl' sd tS I snake like body close to aY foot. [Struck pa? o f, stabbed, it with a litil e stick-for it hda ...

... things from beyond the seas thich gh nets may easily rase t home, thou6gh nathilg 01 so much as formerly; for in Queen Eli0SgoDu so we had not onely our gardaner, ware from15, froo but also cherries from Flauders, thO Frnece; saffron, licorish from Sptain; ...

... placcecr flounders from the oleagiouas pile in the fried-flsh shop; they are fetching the beerand the IIclean pipe fri the public-house; nay-not unfrequently, alas! assisted by a lean baby in arms-they are fetching father himself home from the too seductive ...

... barbarians. Whit dolts aq4 drivellers the people are to submit to suoh universal despotism. I should like to see, from this our a, the world submerged, and all the rascals on it ?? ing like rate. I put a pencil and paper in his hband sbiying, Perpetu ...

... like no insect save perhaps some jewelled monster from Amboyna or New Guinea-may tempt those 6ulkiest and most capricious of trout to ceame for once their lifee-lorg business of picking leeches from aroorg those Syenite cubes which will twist your ankles ...

... ereat, and whether from rabbits or bad sowing brne eented a somewhat patchy sppearanee. The barley was thin, and scrcoly covered the nakedsesq of the land; but the vines, which occupied at heist fort aores, seemed to be thriintg, and, from the clear end well-hoed ...

... colours. that had been borne at Meane' and, Hyder- abad, and waved them over the dying herm Thus Cbarles Napier pasted from this world, An intrepid soldier in h Ie, I he died amidit trophies of battle, and his camp. bed, was his bier: the colours of the ...

... she f semetimes say to Mr. Spencer, when he looked ° ingly, or perhaps a little aghast at some of her m0ve l My dear, the world wouldn't let us live in it a9d so we must live by it She always hada greatde of luggage; firstly, because that looked well ...

... March, 1815, two days before Napoleon entered Paris on his return from the Isle of Elba, he was attached to the artillery of the King’s household, with the rank of Sous- Lieutenant, from which, only a fortnight after, he had to exchange into the 67th of ...

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