... symmetry, Full of proportions one limb to another, And to all the world besides- Each part may call the farthest brother; For head with foot hath private amity, And both with moons and tides. Nothing has got so far But man bath caught and kept it as his prey ...

... that. And Baron do Cauin says that on the night ho met, between Hackney and Wick and Bow Stations, a man~ bloody froml head to foot, and stag- gering This IS an extraordinary story. How did it not see the light sooner ? ...

... the usual depth-five feet. It seemed to have been lightly constructed, for the lid, which %-as thin, had been broken from head to foot, and admitted a large quantity of earth and water, The top of the ease was unscrewed and removed. The linen (which was ...

... hall passage, or go about'the house whistling or humming frag- ments from The Little Warbler, or shake the house from head to foot by giving energetic imita- tions of the Perfect Cure, for the amusement of the servants in the kitchen ; when everything ...

... Thursday morning he left Sanderland apparently in his usual health to seek employment in Newcastle. Mr. WValter Grey, Nag's Head Inn, foot of George Stairs, said the de- ceased went into his house at a little before two o'clock, and asked for a drop whiskey ...

... intoxication, and his unfortunate wifo lying on the ground fully dressed, nearly insensible, and covered with blood from head to foot. The medical man called in found that she had cuts on her arms, body, legs, and thighs, and some of the cuts, it is stated ...

... lrs. Doson, of Grundy Hill, Harwich, certifies, on Feb- ruary 2nd, 1813, that she was literally covered with sores from head to foot, and;that her'case was so dangerous and malignant that her dearest friends dared scarcely touch her for fear she should ...

... have imagined a state of things in which thirty millions of people would exist intheseisltads, all o(f them clothed from head to foot, and many of them with dozens of suits, without a single skin being used ? Not they, indeed ! They would have held it certain ...

... of a century. His leader in the upper house is sixty-six years of age, and if broken health or The shadow cloaked from head to foot, That keeps the keys of all the creeds, should deprive the Conservatives of this great chief, Mr Disraeli, and no one else ...

... those who wear both stockings and shoes. The sole of the foot also be- comes so hardened and insensible, as compared with a covered foot, that the inequalities of the road do not hurt the foot, and the children walk with a lightness, firmness of step ...

... In 13 miles three different systems of railway and four rope inclines were used. There was considerable delay at the head and foot of these inclines, It occupied nearly a week for a truck to go from Towlaw to Tudhoe and aock again. On the new line, there ...

... was no ambition in either to be made to look otherwi&e than like themselves. And it is so ; in the entire portraits from head to foot, it is the Stephensons, and nobody else, that we look at in this Life. There is consistency in the whole delineation ...