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... Our sense of the sacredness of human life ; of its present high immunities, and of its mighty end. What says the statesman, speaking through his chosen servant the hangman? What example does he show? what lesson does he preach? by what wise, what heart-assuring ...
... Chassoorcs, this little island still has men who, like Wellington, would be ready to take the field at ten minutes’ notice. Speaking personally, if the word went forth, I would simply crave one short half-hour iu which to The last of the little crowd to ...
... atis, Was greeted with boisterous hilarity, and there was a tonch of real art about his ?? as a German prince, who ' did not speak ye English of ye Bull Rinm. Mr Lewvis worked very hard throughout the piece, and left a most distinct impression. He was of ...
... tips—hob-nails. Confound it, a yokel! And there rang through Darrent's brain as plainly as if the man were standing beside him, speaking the words: And the 'etrodinary part of it was that I got up in the merino' and t wenty of them Cowl was froze. Why have ...
... great grandson of Jacob Rodrigues Pereire, the secretary of Louis XV., who was the first in France to teach deaf mutes to speak. M. Eugene Pereire, following the family traditions, devotes himself to the use of the microphonograPhe, and their guests witnessed ...
... they face their daily toil with Dr. Tilibles . Vi-Cocoa, and they can then brave the fury of the with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from Limon of beneficial effects on others. opens the pores and temporarily eacites, Coffer ...
... invited an old hand to inspect. Donald took an ominously long time over his examination, and at last Landseer jogged him to speak. Then the veteran stalker shook his fist viciously at the watchful hind and hissed, ' You auld deil o' a hind, she's jist ...
... go down to his house and play. Conjugal amenities.—Mr. Growler (severely): You should always weigh your words heft:re you speak, Maria. Mrs. Growler: Think so? Well. your ears would make very good scales! • quarrel recently occurred between two maiden ...
... by all the teachers, and by the good example that is set them by their masters and mistresses, the civil way in which the speak to the children being most remarkable, and the children are very quick at picking this up. The writer goes on to Estate her ...
... week is from Laura Frames : Looking forward to what is to be done in the year 1898, there is just one thing I would like to speak about at present. I purpose setting you a question every month, and you are to writs me lettere answering the question. They ...