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... SPEAK TILL 'ER. a not a hundred nines front while a ploughman was driving a self•binder, the twine went wrong. He stopped and examined the machine, but not, seeing what wee wrong, tailed to the grieve, who was standing at the end Hey, min, grieve r ...
... Say nothing to • to.nigit, dearest,' an' wend Ward, utile-. .•• hs,:tuns to speak to you. She is lifted up (tin a so, tof lovers paradise, and her feet e•areely touch common earth. This is a very delightful sensation to her, but it is uninteresting ...
... gold weigl 1 face of the corpse. He tried to speak once or twice, but no words come. At last he said, very clearly, turning to- wards the other men and pointing to the still figure on the bed, And by this—by this I swear. Tears were on his oheeks. ...
... LONDON LETTER A NOTABLI ANNIVIRSAZY. Fronde speaks scathingly of the office of protector of the oppressed, with its contingent advantages, but there is one sense in which Britain has offered that protection without laying herself open to the suggestbn ...
... Surely Lord Rosetery was speaking more worthily of himself when in 1894 he described the taxation of . ground values u a sound and just princ iple. .' • - • Take another point. Does Lord Rookery know—he must know—that 60 per cent. of the people of ...
... son who speaks knees that be is making a record which will be permanent Whether he makes that reco with Mahan& feet, or his mouth, appears to be a matter of no importance. EISKTIMO64. With very few esoretions the legal pretension is a.:reed in deprec ...
... too dirty to come within speaking distance of a lady; but the means of changing my dress are a long way oef, and I could not go till I was quite sure that you were not hurt I am very glad you d:d not ; I should have been very sorry to have missed seeing ...
... CRAIL. It's no for me to speak a word 0' either praise or blame, I've only come to bide a wee And then I'm bound for hame. But when I'm here and see the weans, Enjoying spade and pail; I'll tak my pen and venture noo To sing in praise o' We no a city ...
... rd. the cue that should speak And. The acemation must come beton, the di:fence.° Healy—l—l am MO by this dr, a thin occurrence that I forget my duties. do on, sir, I Estee to you.. The man was diey sworn, and testiicti tleit he had that morning ...
... Riled all her mind, but the power to speak had gone for ever! His anther cried Edna. catching the meaning of that mutaprayer. He shall only remember that yon were hm mother! Her face changed - eyelids fell - the pleading' look died as sv— a smile fell ...
... Nora, with obvious agitation ; you must be labouring under some mistake. Surely you know whom you are speaking to ? To Sir Richard's sweetheart, Miss Tremaine, answered Mary. I am not Miss Tremaine, said Nora. I am Mr. Deane's daughter. Overwhelmed ...
... gineers—a fact, in a place like Cliptkr, which speaks for itself. Mr Outhwaite is sole ag ent in Scotland for Pinot cars—a light industrial vehicle' which quite recently came through suecewatully a rather severe test. Although the time occupied in actual ...