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... The Hungarian Hussar and his Horse. —Speaking of the excellence of tho Hungarian hussars, a correspondent says that their perfection of the machine arises from the singular attachment between man beast, which makes the former almost read}- to starve* ...
... Wradoo m AND Wind-bag.—Carlyle—For if a good an speaker -is not speaking the truth, cheered * T T \ horrid kmd of creation ? fLoud than d~afa ft e p *?° Commonfl is f * any ffood work v '. * hament never hearty in of theCorr! hated - Bill * ted Bepeal ...
... , placing his arnr around her. She was too much overcome to speak, but with gesture of wild grief threw herself his breast and sobbed vehemently. I know the cause of your grief, Fanny,*' said fcbe young madj'in a deep yet soothing tone. You have been ...
... THE WAGES QUESTION. ...
... speaking Italian, cannot be Frenchified. ...
... Though sown on fertile soil- By raising up a mass o' weeds. What miclit be they spoil, maunna speak o' »' hear, Nor speak ye see ; But when ye speak, speak without fear— Tae the point then let it be. If be puir, ye'll no can please A* parties as ye'd ...
... this court. The Judge—You have no right to say so now. Kelly—Won't you let me speak? Oh, do let me speak. The Judge—No longer. Kelly—Oh ! that's too bad. Oh ! do let speak Nobody will be sorry for my death. Nobody will grieve for me. I have no friends ...
... which speaking of his 44 wee laddies, says, 44 I'll besenis thraw saugh woodies before they want. ' He then alluded the benevolent dis|Kisition of the poet, proofs of which were be foimd almost every page of his writings. So far he hnd been speaking of ...
... who supposes that it is easy thing for man to speak the truth, the thing he and that is a casual function which may fulfilled once, after any lapse of exercise. But, the first place, the man who would speak truth must know what he troweth. do that must ...
... Laws on Agriculture. What we specially like about the discussion is its thorough outspokenness; if farmers generally were to speak as plainly and to the point, irrespective of the opinions of their landlords, there would be some hope of the country obtaining ...
... steady, and rather dearer than Friday, with moderate business yarns both for the home trade and export, but cloth, generally speaking, was dull of sale. ...
... will be. The journal will have to speak for itself. The first number has now spoken and if the journal continues to speak from week to week this first number, Messss. Casseil, Fetter, and Galpin may safely leave it to speak for itself. Danger op Paper Collars ...