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... aoil fanls icr ho fire into life. Bellows are unkiioswn here, save iii forges- Inreed faii is invariably riscd. I do not, speak of 'the dishies of niraccaroni, and of this wonduerfiri way iii which they are Swalloseed ; of pints wilore sytie fish fry ...
... Paquita, amd promnres to marry her if she will only the find the coat, which had been sold to a Jew. The ' manner in which lie speaks of the coat excites thei suspicion of Inez, who obtains possessior of it and finds the despatches. Her husband 11as been long ...
... knlights alld cr- saders, talking to the white owls hootilng among the ruins of the family mnansion, accls- tomed to ''speak beautifully about God anel his wonderful works'-a creature ' born to pain as her friends describe her. MIiss ClUmentina ...
... than those who perished in the Napoloonic wars. a Modern treatises on this delicate and difticalt a subject have, generally speaking, assumed a far v higher charlacter. Written by mnell of high profes- 1 sional standing, they have given us the science with- ...
... from the pen of Mr. E. L. Blamlubard, who has selected as his subject the well knovw story of Robin Hood. LYerum -P.eport speaks highly of the Siege of Troy, Mr. R. B. Broglgh's Christmas burlesque for thie Lyceum, in which his wife (a cousin of Miss ...
... canary that had been taught to speak by a avery beautiful p~arirolucet. Tliik little talker is three years (I i(-I is exhiblitedh if the misicellaiieous class, aiid is de. if sribed as a ncisay turnerown. The words it speaks [Iplaiiily are, Pretty Poll ...
... contempt felt by the Eng- li3] for the natives of India vith that felt by the Americans for their coloured population. He is speaking of the iroin foundry at Roorklee Hea, as elsewbere, they find it imipossible to entrust the samperviisign to natives, of ...