... My dear child, what you mean is this: How can one have any faith iil worldly and ungodly peeople ? With their mouths they speak deceit ; the poison of asps is under their lips-- Oh no, he never was ungodly; to see him walk would show you that; and ...

... third volume sketched with a humour which is not a little cynical. Of the merits of The Dilemma it is hardly possible to speak too highly, whilst the defects in it, if they are to be called such, to which we have called attention, are certainly not those ...

... they would rather not have seen, namelv, the uncompromnising Elijah, who, as the messenger of the King of kings, dared to speak the truth in the ears of earthly potentates. Mr. Frank Dicksee, the painter of the picture from which our engraving is taken ...

... are worked out with a nicety and finish which might well serve as a model to some of his younger confrc;-es, the characters speak and act in accordance with the principles they are intended to embody, and each climax comes naturally and in its most proper ...

... Mdlle. Emma Abbott, another young American beginner, who selected the Figlia del Reggimento for her debut on Tuesday, we must speak on another occasion. Tannhdzuser to-night, after five performances of other works, and rehearsals day after day, will be somewhat ...

... documents, and reports. Of the most interesting point of aill, the Government purchase of the Khedive's interest, Mr. Fitzgerald speaks with studied moderation. That the old shares-save in one possible contingency, the silting-up of the Port Said mouth-will ...

... Kit was divided with his mind in twain; whether he should draw the sharp falchion of his wit, or whether he should rather speak honeysone words; and, as nearly always happens when Minerva is admitted, he betook himself to the gentler process. Very well ...

... boys at marbles. Hard bitterness and keen misery were battling in his mind which should be the first to have its way, and speak. This comes of being a lawyer's son ! he cried, turning round for one bad glance at his mother. She said that she disliked ...

... as out of keeping with the scene and the situation. The gifted Eouigstress, however, evidently thinks otherwise. We may not speak in very high terms of the rest of the drait a/is sersonla Signor Cotogni would be an excellent Figaro if he had an occasional ...

... of high art, commend us to H. J. C.'s little manual, The Art of Furnishing (IL-. S. King and Co.). The volume, strictly speaking, is in two parts, the second only dealing with furniture proper, the first confining itself to the still less understood ...

... conscientiously goes through the nineteen pages of 1 Technical Practice for the pianoforte, by J. H. Pollard, who modestly speaks of his exer- cises as intended to prepare the pianist for daily study, will find his or her fingers all the more flexible ...

... played very vivaciously and humorously by Mr. J. C. Williamson. Miss Maggie Moore, too, who has a very sweet voice both in speaking and singing, is a very efficient representative of Eily O'Connor. The other characters are all fairly sustained. Danny Mann ...