... n of Hun- n gary,' he henceforth had marks of esteem and ' respect showered upon him from all sides. The tj people, when speaking of him, used quaint names of t! endearment; and all kinds of tales about his daily t doings cropped up. To the Queen-Empress ...

... staring at one another and marched off to his room, little knowing that before many years %vere out he would baveoccasion to speak mauch -more repectfully 5of the Leeds bagmenr. He did not seriously look to the bar as a pro fession, and after a year or ...