... get ho ne; she could not stay; they were snapping at each other. She was tired of always being trotted about. I want to speak to you, he growled impatiently. He had his arm round her waist, and slowly led her down by the canal. Then they came under ...

... Tpipers fidgets, Time zL7 Time I Time ! is of course the teacher on the dial. Teapjus cdax rct-umr is another of these speaking mottoes, Time is thse dce 011Cr' or (II things ; or. as some dials carry the inscrip- tion, Time anrd tiie toyr; for ...

... liked, Catherine,,rwithout stirring, her chin resting on her hand, did not take her eyes off Stephen, and when he ceased speaking she awoke with a kind of shudder, her face with the colour gone out of it, and she herself taken with a sudden chill. But ...

... below it, would be to create one of those in. justices which leave a sting Sehind them-tha writer, who in the same article speaks of certain anomalies as the price which the boroughs pay for the privilege of escaping electoral dis. tricte, not considering ...

... yoang i captain looking at her in great trepidation. Iossie ! said Montrose, gently, we are sarebehauden t'ye thee nicht-speak what's yer wvish, an' theer'l be nsae muckle hairm dune! For th' honour o' th' Covenant, bonny Scotland, an' yer ain noble ...

... Brag is a most amusing th instance of Yankee coolness. Any of the above de would be marred by further analysis; they m; I speak best for themselves; but as a specimen of cu lthe writer's style and a proof of the truth of the ar saying 'Good blood will ...

... beheve that that unluck came from her paying for the bees she bought in the summer in money instead of in kind.' 'I'll go and speak to mother now, Grannie, said Peggy, seeing Low disturbed the old lady's mind was over this weighty matter of the hives, 'and ...

... people who go to dances every night, and who get jaded and weary with turning night into day. If a hoarely house- keeper might speak her mind, she would perhaps say that many of the men at these regulation dances are anychiog but admirable. They are conceited ...

... plates, the edge as yet not lhavinr been taken oi3 their appetites. The servant, on cominig back, looked as it he wished to speak, then hesitated. '3 that is it? asked I£. Henneboau. If it is a tele. Rraw), you may give it to aue. I expect some in answer ...

... in Scotland, and the Rev J. B. Heard is the author of an original and suggestive work on The Triportite Nature of Man. Speaking of a recent edition oi With a Show Through Southern Africa, Vanity Fair says:- Mr Charles Da Val is a man of varied talent ...

... to old age, and retained to the last so solemn and reverential a remembrance of the circumstance [ that they rarely would speak of it. Of pro- phetic dreams, Dr. Lee has l great variety- s aome of them of remarkable beauty; but under i\vhat class of ...

... Some of the miners exclaimed. That's it. He hiss told you our meaning. We only ask for what is fair, Others, without speaking, approved by eergeticallv nodd- ing their heads. The magniticent apartment, with its gild- ing,itsembroideries, its litter ...