... rattle in an idiotic fashien before the little one's face. When the plaster of clay is ready the child is smeared from head to foot with it and then slipped feet first into the bag before mentioned. Should the child cease crying before this proceeding ...

... feeling came over me- helplessness. I could not grip anything thoroughly. T left work and went home to bed, shaking from head to foot; for I had entirely lost the use of my right leg. I remained in bed, and for four weeks only got worse. My heart was so ...

... the occasion of the visit of the writer and his friend. Of the aged Prince, the author says :- He was now in black from head to foot; black double-breasted frock-coat, buttoned tW the throat across the chest, relieved by no order or decoration, or any ...

... exact counterpart of Little Nell. *';,ittle Nell who 1 queried the Tennessean. Dickens looked him over from head to foot, and from foot to head, before he answered, My Little Nell. Oh, said the Tenneqsaean, I didn't know you had your daughter with ...

... receives the bridegroom and ledis him I to tho bIide, who is still seated as immobile as a statue on her divan, enveloped from head to foot .in her pink veil. Ahmed, who has now the right to behold her features, falls on his knees at her feet, and implores her ...

... that at all events a large portion of the mace now in use in the House of Commons is the bauble itself, and that the head and foot were recast at the Restoration. A chance for unemployed clerks. A whole army of enumerators will be wanted for the census- ...

... started to beat him with a whip. Hle beat him round and round the passage, and Mfr Healy jumped about. He beat him from head to foot, and he must be black and blue all over. Mr Healy did not say a word ; he only jumped about. There was no noise while all ...

... glance so chill and so cnutemp- tuous that it seemed to freeze and to magnetise him. Hpe paused a second, trembling from head to foot, then throw. , iog himself wildly at her feet, he buried his face in the perfumed laces of her gown and sobbed out his ...

... electric current wasn turned on, and there wias a sudden oonvulsion of the frame in the chair; a spasm went ever it from head to foot, and the twituhing of the muscles that the fans underwent grave it an expression of pain, hot no cry escaped front the ...

... about it, as re there is in most works of this clover and eccentric 'e artist. A young sweep, ;begrimed with soo firom L head to foot by his daily toil, is squatted almost ,s lhie-size in front. He clutches -with both hands a t. slice of bread, thickly ...

... into the mn-ddle of the ring and dances alone. Rer framea from head to foot seems to be shaken by an astounding vertigo. Shre x- pands her chest, doubling backwards and forwards with her head almost touching her feet. Sire t wirls and spins round rapidly ...

... went to the door, however, I found tbat it was not he, but Dorothy, and that she was white with fear, and trembling from head to foot. Oh, sir, she sobbed, mother's out, and there's no one else in but you, anI I'm so frightened that I can't stay by myself ...