... heart-thrill, If you have no power of giving. An arm of aid to the weak, A friendly hand tn the friendless, Kind words-so short to speak, But whose echo is endless. The world is wide, These things are small; They may be nothing, But they are all. - -1 I ...

... yon love others they will love you. If yonu speak kindly to them they will speak kindly to h yoel. l. Love is repaid with love, and hatred witht hatred. If Would you hear a sweet and pleasing echo, a speak sweetly and pleasantly yourself. Nothing reaches ...

... And smiling fortune points a way to fame Ahoniz some path of honour, free fromn blame, t To onle, the call to do great deeds speaks loud h To one, amlid a vast unhonoured crowd, c Fiar otherwise the comamon lot of man. e Our hourly toil but seeks the mleans ...

... clad only in a flannel shirt, and was so exhausted when taken out of the water that he was unable to stand, and ouild hot speak. On the way to Plymouth the man sufficiectly recovered to inform the master that he was a Russian sailor, and that he had jumped ...

... Eastertide, To keep her with new hats supplied. A sacred duty thou shalt deem To treat her daily to ice cream. Thou shalt not speak in temper rash It she desires some extra cash. Thou shalt not come borne full at night, With lame excuses for thy plight ...

... sardonhoal. U v rrthat nlo wan crafor mindt him wtat Y'e 9eek ~for is lFlesh. lt's un1;iutl. Ro lint avlser Scbopenlhauor speaks Vft'Le believinig oE bimo. pe ed, aftsr l, thaybe they're right, o C For of love, tho' wo think there's A fait amout? , th ...

... THY HEART. For what shall I praise tlhee, moy dearie? I For the light that glows9 in thine eyes, I And speaks of the heaven within thee; And shamest the blue of you Ekies ? Shall it be for thy wonderful beauty,. Or the gold that glints in thy hair? Shall ...

... shadosws long. a But comes December's day, and theu myv mirror shows me Junc again; The garden's million lips of bloora o Speaking their ainguage of perfume; ( The lyric quavers of the thrush St Shot, arrow-like, across the hush; The laughiug brook, the ...

... tales are told and jokes are eracked, Aiid laggots blaze and soit; Death sits down in the inglensook Sits down and doth not speak; Dlit lie puts his arm round the maid that's warm, Au she tilgles in the cheek. Death ! Death ' Death is master of lord and ...

... pleasure, 0 Since enwrapped with pain. Thoughts of dead days aill I emind us Of some happier time, As the scont of withered roses Speaks of glorious prime, And those vanished hours in fancy Almost seem sublime. One by one the links grow feser That would hold ...

... difficalty siti.. in oitei-b you to speak up, saii- the lawycr, in i Ito a iery loud, commanding voice, of, bat I hope not, air, shouted the witness ?? the De Icibl top Qf hij lungs, Coll solar ElHow dare you speak to me in that way 7 ane *ity1 angrily ...

... of all he tas been through before.- Bu Jf. M . IthmitrR. ) A Goodi Wuod. WVil cot Uow cheap a ainduess, says Tillotson, to speak ha well, at Ieast nor to speac; ill, of others. A good La word is au casy obhgation, but not to sneak ill rt- Jau quzres oil] ...