... seams were by no means what they would have been in the old land. Tuose that had settled some 20 years ago there could all speak of their dollars by the hundreds, and in not a few instances by the thousands, which, had they remained at home, they could ...

... 15 yebo. I km Ids trial I sod owl /sold plait up al 1 ft.r kin bettor I had ewer dem Wire. Mi preach's!' woe sold. I Gooses speak of. I was amt idled I it. I hada hen it. mow pulpit is very peculiar. I disk hos hiss enough about ®asset, sad I ham to say ...

... settling the long-vexed Alabama difficulty were but small indeed. From the friendliness of the tone adopted by General Grant in speaking of Great Britain, there seemed something like a rational ground for entertaining the hope that when the troublesome question ...

... eight o'clock , and _the coach goes about _that hour ; . _' _k . - _/• _- - • - - _^ - .- - ., -- Traunmaim—Did not speak _of _the coach to Aubervilliers . - ' • • • •'•• :. • .. • . ., _, •/ _^ ' ' _President—You ' stated _that _it was your _accompUce- ...

... _lavish' use , or . rather abuse _, _of the energies of the overwrought _slaves wlio * _' water it with their sweat . _ . . ** Speaking of _Flanders , M . de Lavdeye _, a very liigh _authority , _says : — — , — ---- „ * Mais la _auesi , nous _avons _etc ...

... the _whole _work for _' a lump snnr ; _- ' arid aa _these gentlemen _have _: executed large _works for me , I am able to _speak _as to _their ability to' _' carry _- oufc _such a contract _, and to say that the _' _. _ririceB are _liberal . —I remain ...

... well received, and it is expected by some to have the effect of disarming all further hostility. The Paris evening journals speak of it as opening new era—namely, that of a Parliamentary empire. shall see. Meanwhile, later telegram informs us that M. Ollivier ...

... religion? Centuries ago, Scotland built a city, and there founded a University and called them after her Patron Saint. In speaking in eulogistic terms of my countrymen, I shall not, however, despise or disparage the physical, the intellectual, and the ...

... longing for the sight of your pleasant old face.' Mrs Pompton strove in vain to reply. She could not command her voice to speak. `Let go my bridle my lord!' ejaculated the housekeeper in a fury. Let go, I say. If you don't I'll scream. I'll strike you ...

... her _shop . _Oho was _' -small , and : had ' a _German-accent ; _-the other , who ' was _faSsc and ' _, older , _ ...

... ttlalt:motet, on the 18th of last month, Chino, who was spied in the lad a victim, tapped Scott on the shoulder, desired him to speak, and took him to the middle of the street for that purpose. There was another man standing by, to whom Gunn said, Is this ...

... husband, no shadow would have crossed your path, and you would never have tasted poverty.' No, no, Helen darling, you must not speak thus. If I have anything to be thankful for, it is that God should have blessed me with such a devoted wife. If I despond it ...