... . Reflections, Lookingfor the Fairies, are delicious in their serious, unconscious comedy, it is the child herself speaking; e.g. the argument being Grown-up people are so stupid - And mamma, when no one's looking. You should see, Only takes ...

... conversation, that will make you agreeable in all companies. It isecomnmon to sy VThat a liar w ill not be believed al- though he speak the truth. The converss of this pro. position is equally true, but more unfortussate-tflat a man who has gained a reputation ...

... accomplished a lonely apprenticeship in the art before the Blessed Damozel and the Defence of Guinevere were written, not to speak of so late a book as Atalauta in Calydon. It is very well to remember that these poems are not the work of a novice, nursed ...

... Home Rule to the latter race. The Hungarian Minister of Public Works has just ordered that all railway officials who cannot speak Magyar by the end of the present year are to l>e dismissed. This act of petty spite towards the German subjects of the Kmpire ...

... elaborate pieces on the pianoforte which have no mortal as their composer. His privileges certainly do not excite our envy, as he speaks of himself as surrounded by a host of unseen individualities, chiefly strangers to me, who appeared to seek my presence ...

... 'iTe bolduess of the contrast between the deep red dress and the masses of pale blue heads is certainly stril.fng ; and if we speak about the dress first, enld aout the vigour and character of thli portrait afterwards, that may not be altogethier our fault ...

... of his at sittln atit ieles-atsd it conty be reisestberetl that Wegner's Ii cts ry Wo tci is, sostiewltat reestutrkalel-lee Speaks is ]lamegesge site i itsS chst Ur ticeiteat symseyathsy how terrible the strugngle 'as. is They leans its seslferitig shalat ...

... fund of emuse- mnoct to a large auodiencce. Of Mr IfTaIld and his woenderful ability as a piaccit me caoc, of course, Only speak tidbith admoiretion. Ib is not of ten emnall towuus sucs an once are privileged to loear-such an cruest, but weo havs beems ...

... Egbiughlaws, and the for-ner is left to console herself with WiYippule. The Etfcngpam family, comprisiun an oily, smooth-speaking old gentle- luan, as its heaLd. his wife, their son, a sleek, sentimental lawyer's clerk, aid Caroline, by their appearances ...

... breaches, . K rTCEE GAJIDEN. eat all, Peas sticked wrthout furthner delay, as to seter doing so until the Peas become, so to speak, seatedl by sheerweiht of their haulmis to oause them irremdable ipniy. zAIready, ours betp 15 inches high and showisg the ...

... e lies-cr of glooiiiy uotsiotli that Was ?? stairtling as-LI thsonder- clap. Of ?? la-cart it is autiost superfldUOusto, speak. The tailotted acttess had only to 1)0 herself to revive her orighnac success, ii tist' harit of Julie. If 1sosciblo eshe displays ...

... givecl by Mr E1 ,lcll Wilson. A new ventriloquist, named Professor Jacckson, ictclo- duced four figures, which he made seem to speak and sin A t present this gentleman cannot be accounted a formid ahble riii'l to the voice illusionists who are already in ...