... such an impor .tn part in the Ikerature of any century as in ours. It is not merely that %riters have made use of her as, a speaking-trumpet to say much that they could nor' have trusted ttemrEoaves ti(; say more plainly, but they have needed the woman herself ...

... Bard-Picquar: incident would nor have beern made known P bv him. hbt as others had spread tbe news abroad, ho. C was bound to speak thle istole truth. His statements wore ignored by the Minister of Justice. and his efforts szo obtain an honest inqmirv failed ...

... answer of Angell Le Breton, to Lady Strange's inquiries after ia child who had: been scalded- . e 'Oh, don't let us speak of it!' said Angela, with an aeloquent motion of her hands- ' UIsedas I an to all sorts | l of horrors, there are some things ...

... Ntnvevmna in the n-rtive diadent. I bring the tideks r elephantis. But, first. Ilet me hear their vodcC5, that 1. mtei knun y-ou speak truly. 'Fthe- acme-n wore ,soon produmced. and were made to ,shout a, reply to the inaivle Chief, awho was al-I this time concealed ...

... the fiery old knight clamours for justice. He demands that Godfrey shall fight him, and insists that God will show which is speaking truth by this ordeal. They I fight, and Godfrey is slain at the first touch- Now it is Bertha's turn. She, noble to the last ...

... and a somewhat excessive austerity of judgment. He pronounced her a very lofty and high-minded person, and he rose in speaking of her to one of those rare and unmistakable outbursts of enthusiasm which, to all but utter fools, must hase shorns the ...

... and artillery. In the opinion of M-r. Carnegie, actual war will never exist again between the two branches of the English-speaking race, for if one had a grievance, the other would offer arbitration, and no Government of either could exist which refused ...

... nien shall not speak they shall give an account in the dar of judgment. it bas been sgegested that this i9 the dropped half of a, logion, whose full test Ivwould be. But I say un1to You, that every idle 'word ,that Men shall speak, and every good ...

... social circles, of the alliance project. There are American men in England who try to forget their nationality, and others who speak contemptuously of the land of their birth and source of their wealth, but this is not the case with anv American women in England ...

... C-obdeu, S'tanle-y, tli-re' is not an unkind wcotd. I t wa s th e sam ccl convesr.ation. ' uevrer.' writes Mr. Cat-wel,'er him speak unkind'F of his persecutors, and when I mcntion-i thbs to holdy Peel, her -reply was Yes. b,,it'1 von =tcait inies he would ...

... servants at the dinner-table. Nothing. of course, can be more disgusting o than for a man to speak harshly to a young woman who Iwill lose her place if she speak back to him.; and, of course, I determined to apologise. Well, do you know, it was, perhaps ...

... I'd like MVester Alen to go en. j-us to note baa her fingerc-dalh absae. Daniel rai-ed his brows, lut before he could speak, the young man had risen, and passed to the parlour. He chose a seat near the piarno, and waited unti she . blundered and lifted ...