... great interest, the last Sketch, being the firagment of!a story commenced by Charlotte Bronte- believed to be the last thing, she wrote, with a brief in- troduction by Thackeray. There are three short poems of no great merit, though the name of Monckton Milnes ...

... in the Decline of Life-! and , On the Differences between the Urban and Rural Temperament. Much superior to his Strange Story, which is one of the strangest things we ever read, these Essays are vastly in- ferior to the novel of the Caxton Family ...

... the' flesh ' diot'they die in large.numbers., If approaching maturity, they appear to ?? and'-attain great weight in ' ve.ry short time. ' Sows fed on flesh, whether raw or cooked, healthy or diseased, are-capable. of breeding, but tbeir young die shortly ...

... head flings him down at his feet, a corpse The music, which has marvellously expressed the incidents of the o story throughout, here stops short with a wail of terror and compassion; and I assure you at the last note your. brow will be moist, and if not ...

... head, ffligs himn down at his feet, a corpse. The music, which has marvellously expressed the incidents of the story throughout., here steps short with a wail of terror and compassion; and I assure you at the last note your brow will be moist, and if not ...

... greatest brilliancy to have folly equalled the pole-star in its general impression on the eye, the tail has throughout been short and uncon. spricoroce; hardly, on any occasion, having been clearl3 traceable more than five or six degrees, and exhibiting ...

... e cakes burn on a hordrdran's hearth. It brings rip the f story of King Carrute seating himself o'r the edge of the tide, for morllisirg purposes, to' shame his flatterers; and the other story of his rowing near the land of the n PiFens, that he might ...

... to handle the yard-stick and to measure tape; the only discredit consists in having a soul whose range of thoughts is as short as the stick and as narrow as the tape. There is no glory in the act of affixing a signature by which> the treasures of commerce ...

... RYDDIAITHOL. FY NOiATH DDU. ?? Mae geni stori feuhan, th Ond bod hi'n wyneb lwyd, co 'Roedd ilygod yn fy mlino an A bwyta fy holl twyd. Cl Ond fel dacth rhyw drngaredd( diolrh byth) en A thori'r storl n short th Ceos gath gan wr boneddig Ai henw yw l ...

... shilling and. sxpence; 3r short tails, two shillings. The lady asked'the owner of r the land the reason for the difference of the price. He ?? answered, You see, ma'am, the long tailis can brush a. away the flies; but the short tails are so tormented by ...

... of box after box and shll' ,after stall' wver e glibly named. There were but two performances in each ?? and Saturdays. A short opera and a long ballet formed the regular bill of fare. Those were the days of ballet (which I am happy to say is, at least ...

... carvel those longing words aiud composed in his solitary hours, the melody to which they are still Sanna (yiog, says thie story, of, a broken heart, just as the h olidays we're enuilng-tlthenimnbers of MACA forJune, Jhly, a11 August thioe wvere letters ...