... courteous demeanour utoue tanily. Of all the places in the world, let the boy undertanud that home is the olace pliere lie 6hould speak the gentlest aua the Pwe3- kiodly, and there is the place, above all, Mihere ?? demleanour should prevail. ...

... (Qh15 C not roe me B ut there is his e, r .as stitt speak; where is Mangtle, ] tLi, No one dared to answer ; all sank e Ji!^e-l Q ° i le ei:;-tth- 'Ha ! Nosbp bcr ieid, ,Ul 5t are Ve dare not speak.-he is dead, ,,a I ashaed to be alive,. ..H rr,!, ...

... but since T muust tell you. C is 600,000 ?? ?? Are you quite sure it, ii not more ?? ' Qaite buve.' X crv well. &tu I L will speak to him.' He went back to the Emperor, and told him i that be had t'moa Jr Josephine cr- ing, andin desnair. 'Aln.-5he1s crying ...

... very good, the A only time any uupleasantweatherwas experienced N being in the Bay, but even this was really nothing 21 to speak of. The whole of the ship's company ai come home with a decidedly favourable impres- s sion of the China Station. B The Narcissus ...

... often do not retire, matin6es for the funds of some more or less deserving institution. This season there has been, roughly speaking, one such affair each week, and many more are announced. Certain well- known vlayers will probably be in every one of them ...

... Ell z ?? ?? Teacher: The sentence, My father had Bua money, is in the past tense. Now, ?? what Jul tense -vould you be speaking in if you said. My wei .faher has money P yes Little Mary : uh, that would be pretence! ap] iJohnnie, said the teacher ...

... examples of such. Cato, for instance, ii had but one speech in the Romnan Senate; and as of often as the turn came to him to speak, he would ia merely repeat the words, Delenda est Carthago in ( - Carthage must be destroyed )-which indeed in was done ...

... showrman-like iustinct, Pro- )St fessor Cumnock has determined that his students b shall be skilled stage-nsaaagers. so to speak, we hen they go forth licensed to perform the s marriage service. Feeling that they are in dtharoughlyxperieneed bhands, and ...

... ciE C C'hiucii Gu:zete), a parsou takes to literature al- an a most as naturallr as a duck does to water. I am 01 able to speak with some 'authority on this point: Of .1 have so frequently been made the confidant of an persons' literary ambitions, and ...

... vine found,' Ireturned the shabby figure beside him. mozi I could speak the English language to him my- Eelf, hut as8 a plofessoz of that tongue, I hope tor piirdon if I do not speak it. The ?? are TI not gay, and the speaker turned again to his sad ...

... she was kingler utmost to desecrate before this girl who d hid fondly enshrined It. It was only because Hugo's mother was speak- d a that Phillis forcea her-elf to listen, but her C; endwasfilled with painful wonderment that u tialipa oi a wmother.coralk- ...

... the sinre tactics so suceessfully ?? a gnst the LFrench de'stroyer, but Iwhereas the former vessel. hsd little armament to speak of, the lurnsinu hattle- ship bristled with gus. ?? gigantic I Mass of lodtiag iron had heeled ever, and had displaced. tnany ...