... Esmeralda, the two extreme miseries of nature and society met and assisted each other.” Yet, like Caliban, Quasimodo has poetry in him, for we are told somewhere that it was the strange fate of Notre-Dame at that time to be loved by two such different ...

... Bolton gave me a list of players performances, which if the comp. will arrange artistically will look like a verse of Spring poetry. In 1892 J. Hulme took 8 wickets for 7 rums. In 1897 Wass took 8 wickets for 7 runs. In 1898 J. Hulme took 7 wickets for 0 ...

... the savage grandeur of the one and the mixed kindliness and dourness of the other. The Scotch are a poetical race; there is poetry even in Bailie Jarvie despite a commercial training; and it reveals itself above all in the Scots language. It has a virtue ...

... Ist REV. A. E. CALOW will give A PUBLIC LECTURE In the Lecture l&-nm‘ Technical School, Nelson, Subject - Nature in Kuglish Poetry.” To commence at 730, Evervbody inviud.m 728, . . € L 2 &% w,%‘lfi |l TP he year (: ‘orks. articula the unde ...

... the plain and into the sunset.’’ Dear Girls and Boys, Some weeks we seem to have nearly all the contributions in verses and poetry : this week most of them are in story form., In vour letters you often speak of particular weeks having a very interesting ...

... Shakespeare, Byron, Wordsworth, and others. We made it a rule that through the dday we should each learn a certain verse or two of poetry, or some particular passage of philosophy, and repeat it orvally at our next meeting.’ “ It strikes me, Mr. Faraday, that ...

... Faraday's character. T am going to listen whilst he'tells me something about hiw'study of music, and his efforts at writing poetry, along with other adventured into the realms of press work. NELSON SWIMMING CLUB. ———— ANNUAIL REPORT. At the annual meeting ...

... melody from his “ D and ** A strings, and all the emotions, the longings, desires, aspirations, all the dreams and visions and poetry he ever felt were therein expressed. “ No! said Mr. Faraday, if you look at this hand you will see that my flddfing days ...

... 119; Mr. W, |! Driver, 84; My, H. Jukes, 69; and the fivst four were therefore elected. That was all the business. A Hymn.—ln poetry the common medium of all intellects.—Vinet. To reach the ht‘iFh( of perfection would he to plumb the depths of misery. In ...

... oil and the Birds. When steamers superseded the old sailing vessels a good deal of the poetry of shipping was lost, and now that oil fuel is supplanting coal some of the beaches and sands of our coasts are covered with a greasy slime which renders a warm ...

... sense of isolation, and even a kind of despondency. The mere fact that anyone in that position/ bothered his head about the poetry of Wordsworth meant that there would be a kind of barrier between him or her and the people about them. “ We get away from ...

... In another interesting article in this week’'s number of T.P.’s a speculation is made as to the best single line in English poetry. Several beautiful lines and couplets are transcribed, and ultimately the author turns to Wordsworth, and uotes from the beautiful ...