... apparently was speaking rapidly in his ear. Don't forget what you are to say, Frankie, whispered Gresham, hurriedly, and then the two parties met. Sir Robert looked grave, but, with a courtesy that never for- sook him when speaking to one of the opposite ...

... reward the reader for his pains. Since the execution of the hapless Maximilian the State of Revolutions has been, so to speak, tabooed by European nations. What incidents marked the latter years of Juarez, why Lerdo has been deposed by Diaz, are ...

... pantomime, which includes the marvellous flying ballet, Lieut. Cole's curiously humorous ventriloquial entertain- ment with tite speaking dolls, the clever dog and monkey per- formances, and numerous other features, is now for the special convenience of young ...

... gift-joined with his relationship to his own sainted Madeline-that formed the sacred tie of which Sir Robert was wont to speak as binding him to Ferdinand Walcot. On the day on which Mr. Frederick Mayne was expected at Halcombe, Sir Robert did not appear ...

... d the other earnestly. I never set eyes on her, except w'thin the last five minutes; but I believe-I entreat you not to speak about it, flr her sake; though she was no more to blame than I am- Very likely, put in Mr. Walcot drily; 'still there was ...

... unselfish philanthropist and social reformer, raul Severne, by any means a less familiar, if a much more respectable figure. In speaking of the unreality of some of the situations in the book, we referred in particular to Harold Parkhbrst's voluntary rupture ...

... to Pan, and ending with a Christian chorale, which scares the heathens in the midst of their idolatrous revels -we prefer speaking in detail when the work is brought out, as is expected, at the Royal Italian Opera. Enough for the present that the ballet ...

... think I planned- Cruelly planned a bad transaction; Better to die than bear the brand- Brand of an evil action ! Thus did he speak, his sabre drew, Dealt his neck a blow so bloody; Such that he fell in pieces two, Calling to Muggama Chuddee. Muggama Chuddee ...

... act of love and faith be similarly attracted earthward ? Hush, speak not of compulsion. You may even now be wounding ears of which you little guess. There are means such as you speak of; but whether they may prove efficacious or not, does not rest with ...

... induced to look into a professedly religious work. Of the value of these suggestions and reasonings this is not the place to speak-though we may be allowed to express a doubt whether the existing religious bodies will be disposed to give a warm welcome to ...

... you mean by proof the personal experience of credible witnesses, Mr. Mayne, pursued Sir Robert, speaking with great gravity ; the subject of which we speak has ample corrobo. ration. Without going further than this dining-room, I could find a witness ...

... to admire, but cannot, and A Beleaguered City, a complete novelette by Mrs. Oliphant. But the padding-if it is lawful to speak of padding in connection with a journal which seems to hold a middle place between the graver and lighter periodicals-is ...