... for the public wan that the average speaking in our public assemblies should be higher in its character Ond quality; that the audience should be trained to appreciate nothing below what might be called good speaking; that, instead of popularity being the ...

... not have fitted the Anglish people if it had been made for them-it had grown with their growth. In speaking of the rapid increase of the English-speaking race, the lecturer stated that 76 years ago they did not exceed 30 millions; they now num- bered 85 ...

... from Heaven to me, For it speaks of a soul that is there-' A soul that was born a chate treasure to be In a casket surpassingly fair; The soul of a wife, of a mother, who trod The paths of this world undefiled, And who speaks to me now, from the presence ...

... her sons, he was aboist to go to Canada, where his parents resided, and he had heard him speak of England as tile ''old country. He, therefore, preferred to speak of him as a maan of international ox cosmopolitan repute, which was justified bythe fact ...

... the Archbishop's sermon, we would speak of the organ and matters appertaining thereto. There can be no doubt that Holy Trinity is now furnished with ane organ worthy of the noble church in which it is enshrined. Speaking generally, we may say that the organ ...

... on her protesting that she wan speaking the truth, he asked her why she had committed the murder. Her reply was, ' Because he wants rue to go with other men. Being at last almost convinced that the woman was speaking the trath, the brother took her ...

... 'The Bishop end clergy of the diocese, anil the ininisters of till denomiuatiousn* but before speaking to tie toast fir. Gar5it said he might be permitted to speak of the flock. For eight years he hadl visited Panton, and thlre was not a, sheep on his ?? ...

... is nothing which sours so quickly as a sweet and simply good conscience. In speaking the truth we must speak of it in the spirit of the words of the inspired apostle. Speak the truth in love. No man can be just towards his neighbour who hates him No ...

... sighted and speaking children-and I am one of those who have long held this to be so-I cannot understand why a small army of something nearly approaching 10,000 children requiring such instruction ten times more than any sighted or speaking child, should ...

... the hymns he suitablenfor thth, not above their comprehension-hymns in fwhich they themselves can speak, rsther than those in which their teachers speak to them -hymns in which the b nyinus element predominates; so that when their litflehearts are almost ...

... before us i's superior of its class. Mr. Davenport Adams has not-been simply content to let biographies of successful men speak for themselves; be has done more; he has gone into the whole purposes of succeme, And; has given an analysis of the various ...

... Infirmary no one had been able to induce him to speak, and it was then with diffi. culty that he was able to say anything which could be understood. The first expression heard-on an effort being made to get him to speak-was, Don't bother about me, Irm all right ...