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... and as the husband had been several times before the Court for misbehaviour, he was sent 14 dam' to prison. The wife was allowed to go with a reprimand. Piumarrevriox.—On Monday evening last a deputation from the Weft Department in Airdrie Cotton Works ...
... “The Squire of Lonsdale” CHAPTER XII (Continued) Thus four passed then one autumn Beckett and John landed on the banks of Hudson River near Mopsy’s home and walked towards it carrying bags a tent and paraphernalia with them It was their intention out ...
... 1’ortygese raid That night there was happiness and revelry in the dagoes camp while we sat dark and silent with a double allowance uf whisky just like the old Eaxons and Normans at the battle of Hastings Next morning before daybreak we had the 7-nounder ...
... was ec been called.| c doin, the work to whi he The friends of Dr Lang, and by that he meant | d the citizens of Gl ible to allow him to leave them like a|— . felt that it was im- re not! leas th so the resolution was in-| tl stantaneously and intuitively ...
... evil second The man the matchbox slowly with in hauu as if to examine the hawkers and their as closely as the darkness would allow Then he thanked them them good-night dropped behind as they on I don’t like that face” Dick Flint made no reply they entered ...
... smile reassuringly John looked vain for one or more of the burglars Content with having secured him the Hall and the police allowed the real criminals escape Probably by that time they got clear of the country John remembered dismally story he had once read ...
... easy-going individual, as I have said before, never troubles his head about them. The negotiations, Ac.. prior to the war. he allows to pass unheeded. He is so preoccupied with the latest despatches, with the excitement and activity which is taking place ...
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... world of nature is for alL on evil and good and rains on the the unjust same ground is under General Pieroe and pig and same heaven over astronomer his dog and dog astronomer pig president live on live under live same natural world the All-Bountiful and ...
... some morning only to like Old Mother Hubbard whets she went for the —that there was noes.—Touts, & UOSALIND A ROMANCE OF THE HUDSON. slat to vatic the basis. But they all her attempt+. Ss bad we kaita; bail _meet she began with bar arm, white teeth to est ...
... The Cliairman referred | to rotiral of Mr Hudson, and the fact that no intimation had been received by the committee his intention. Ho thought, however, that they might proceed the understanding that Mr Hudson would retire, and it was for the committee ...
... arties quarrying to fence it. ran down to Mr Bichan's farm, that she. The BURCH SURVEYOR said he wrote to all the not be allowed to continue in any neighbourh parties, but go no reply. He wrote again and still That was th Palac only partt of there the ...