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... Plays airs from Donizetti, While people walk, And flirt, and talk On Margate Jetty. And damsels there, With golden hair, And bronze-kid boots so pretty, While pattering feet Makes masic sweet On Margate Jetty. The children, brown As shrimps, come down ...

... con- cealed. So they are to some, but others, may- bo, can lift up a of the veil and read the hideous truth underneath the golden covering without much difficulty. Before folk opinions are modified, dislikes one of the kind—one whose inner self and out- ...

... as a strong arm drew them near, ♦nd a low voice whispered close and dear, How fair the waxen flower+ would show, 'Mid the golden braids in the ball-room's glow? Oh the happy silence, hushed and shy, Was it ? Res it I ? The black ice bands crackle am shiver ...

... The ordination of Mr. James Smyth in the congregation of Crossgar, is successor to the Rey. John Martin, removed to Maidstone, Kent. wse appointed for the sth day of May, the Presbytery to hold its regular meeting at 11 o'cleek, on said day, in Cromer ...

... bitter pill for her to swallow; but Horace is ber only child—of course, she has no choice but to for- give him.” Edna shook her golden head and looked very grave. “ So we all thougitt at first,” she said. ‘ For you must know was their confidante, and Auntie ...

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... braided aud fringed, or simply trim- med with bias or failie or satin. Althoagh coloured boots to match the dress are the most stvlish of all, the plain black kid boot is sufficiently elegant for walking costames, It is male very high ap the leg, and with ...

... Astrid- fair Seundinavian queen, the She bad taken off ber hat, and of the Vikings. elt it on her art, so that her rippling golden hair shone a the moonlight hke aw aureols of glory. It was ar ange din sach a way that the massive plaits d alittle rown on ...

... none of those disagreeable ways that render a parrenn so insupports able. Although he could easily have shown the hay in his boots, he did not assume the airs of a Marquis of Carahas, and did not delight in bullying his neighbours or in spattering them with ...

... quarter had struck a long time ago. She felt cer- pogo eds 3. —Ayes, 75; | (the Rev. John Davidson), Glennon, presided. 1d that golden | tain that it was no use waiting now, but she could not The motion was therefore carried. ji) The Clerk (Rev Stewart Carse) ...