... 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 ...

... it has been mistaken by our author. The specimens of Pindaric lyrical inspiration here given to the English reader are, to speak in the mildest mood, not by any means worthy of the great original. They come chiefly from the pen of Mr. Morice, and partly ...

... 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 ...

... Rienzi are depicted, the music, or such of it as is heard above the shouts of the populace, is commonplace in the extreme. Speaking of the opera generally, the choruses and con- certed pieces decidedly command most admiration, and it cannot be denied that ...

... thrown over the whole country the glamour of his genius, he has so linked his name with that of his land that in all English-speaking communities the very mention of Scotland brings up affec- tionate memories of Scott. The reader, indeed, has only to remember ...

... the stage upon the shields of the soldiery, while flags and trophies were displayed in profusion. It remains for us now to speak of the chief artistes. Mr Joseph Mass as Rienzi was very suc- cessful, although he has hardly the physical power required for ...

... Liewitz obtains accesss to the prison, and on her knees implores Ladislas not to refuse his signature. At first he resists, speaks of the compromise of his honour; but she asks him to consider if she has not sacrificed hers for' his sake. She even tells ...

... wvith a most flattering reception, which they richly deserved. The other members of the company, of wboin we have often had to speak in terms of the highest praise, acquitted themselves with credit and to the satisfaction of the audience. Tle Lessee tools ...

... first on teic Bertls, and had nearly-taken in its minimum quantity o. wool which would comprise her cargo; so I determined tc speak with him. Accoreingly, I -wandered down to the shipping and soon foud the vessel I was looking for She was close in dock, and ...

... their honour and non-greed which appeared in The Era of 22d September, and desire to thank the writer for his courtesy. They speak in the warmest terms of the kindness, fairness, and hoospitality, showered upon them everywhere in England and America. A grand ...

... only exceptions which we would take to her performance being that her voice was, at times, too highly pitched and that her speaking then too nearly resem- bled gasping to be natural and pleasant. The emotions which the young lady experiences, in consequence ...

... her in Les Desc t0ababs, at the Theatre Nouveautds, corsentiug to come On the stage at 11-30, in the third act of a play, to speak about fifteen lines, and to sing a MRusic Hall ditty called ' All the Same, Girls ; or, Mavy First Cigar.' At the end of each ...