... low voice, No Kabyle ever spoke to a woman like that. They don't know how. It's not in their language. But Yusuf used to speak to me often that way. And lie loved my mother, and was, oh, so kind to her, till the day she died. I think you English, infidels ...

... would be a good thing. There are many matters connected with county administration on which they will be much better able to speak than men. Happy they who hbae carriages! They are not obliged to tramp the Manchester streets at the risk every moment of a ...

... Colonel Spoke in cold, mreasured words, 5 I I speak very plainly, Miller, because this is a s sabject very near To Lady Cope's heart-and to d of mine. g Of course, of course. Colonel;, but to speak Ii plainly, too, you do not object to my Proposals ...

... ttilettes, _t when the black is not mournilng,-Lady. )r FROM 'FOREIGN SOURCES. He- Miss, I love you pass-ionatelly; mey I speak to your pareuts ?? o Sho- Yes, of course; nwhat else are parant l for ? Why does Mrs. Sclimitt Wear sabc dreadful loud colours ...

... his choice of a wife, and then proceeds to enumerate her own escapades since Alfred had turned her up. Com- paratively speaking, this list is as long as Don Juan's., and it shows that Rosita does not lose her time. She is a frank, good-hearted girl ...

... interest bofin attached to them will best be shown by a description, owed noeesarily trief though It be. And first we would speak of their probable age. Theme bigbly-finishad sculptures are much. more than 2,000 aayyears oldl-in fact nearer 3,000. So that ...

... healthy historic art, the less we have of such art the better. However, Mr. Bayliss is full of the most ardent faith, and speaks quite gravely of genuine portraits of St. John, St. Peter and St. Paul dating from the first century, and of the establishment ...

... appreciative j *rt crowds nightly, and the morning representations still I rk take place with unabated success. Every one speaks 1 A well of Cinderella, and the splendid mounting bestowed a as on this pantomime has lost none of its brilliancy. On Monday ...

... finest scene in the play. Nigel Chester and MIargaret Gyde are alone together. He first implores and then commands her to speak. Why does she avoid him? Why does she seem to hate him? Why is her heart so given to little Jack? Before this there has come ...

... notation for the human speaking- voice, it would be easy to indicate exactly howe coy 4MIACBETH AT THE LYCEUM. French actor would deliver any great speech in the tragedies of Racine, or Corneille, or Voltaire; for, if he is to speak the verse as verse at ...

... charming Colin, and Miss Annie Do Lonra Sinl lie has made herself popular in the rdle of Sallie Waters. clu .ly We canl hardly speak toe highly of Fred. Carles's Bald Ani d, Baron. Onl this artist depends a great deal of the success eve ; of the pantomime ...

... on the 18th August. The operas to be represented are Parsifal, Tristan and Isolde, and Die Meistersinger, If report speaks truly we shall shortly witness the debut of a young lady of fifteen summers, whose talent lies in playing with extraordinary ...