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... loved her with a peculiar, respectful, and rapturous love. She was struck by the fact that tins beautiful girl, who could speak three languages—the daughter of a rich general—gave away all that her rich brother sent her, lived like the simples* working ...
... ve years old, 8 2 per cent. of these die in one or two room houses, and only two per cent in five room houses. I cannot speak to you, says Dr. Russell, in decent language of the horrible details. There the death-rate is 38 per 1,000, while in districts ...
... 'im— That Arm bosim. Nor sheen of Beauty's cheek so rougy. Would make our Dangle mauvaio su3et. Nor tottering prance, or speaking glance, Or pouting lips, Or footsie tips, That seem to say Coine, come away' Could shake his solid superfine.— Fact is, ...
... dull, Julia Paw. son gets hold of her readers, and in real English fashion discusses and advises on their joys and sorrows, speaking out in t`larion' tones on all subjects that come before her. True, she discusses such themes as dress, cooking, and kindred ...
... the steamer. But money, some- the claims of the Volunteer movement th a view. As he withdrew his cigar from !more never to speak to him again, an oath thing like £l,OOO, is needed to meet all the hene not have registered , as the young oasts, and no more ...
... being either more moral or, more timorous than oth rr men, I hate and &test war and all its blood-stained panoply. lam not speaking of the present wa:, but of all war; and despise all its squalid meanness and savage and foolish wastefulness all the more ...
... great prandial function. And what a dinner they gave us ! As for I. toadies, the well -springs of po, , try busted so to speak, and h e was dehvevd of the following : Buono Pedroni, Restaurateur tony (All the rest are Brieconi), We've known 'ee when ...
... pleased and surprised me. Surely nowhere could one find such shrewd. terse, and viv,d sermons upon texts so unpromising. Thus he speaks upon Equity : Equity is a roguish thing; for law we have a measure, know what to trust to. Equity is according to the ...
... had gone wrong —run away from home and joined the army after a short but vivid life in the haunts of gaiety. Mr. Bathurst speak to him again, an oath ...
... 10th ult. was our third engagement by the Oddfellows' Society within period of twelve months, which is a fact I think that speaks well in our favour. After Christmas it is quite probable an elementary class will be formed, so that if there are any Socialists ...
... of. I might offer the same advice to Boko. I thought when I made use of the expression, Don't misunderstand me ; I am speaking of Socialist women as a general rule, that, that presupposed, there were here and there many who were not snobbish, t ...
... brace of shakes, leaving not the tiniest tincture of ge, in of a microscopical microbe of a polemic behind. For—messieurs, I speak the truth—when Bezique lies, fig him like the bragging Jingo I hare seen The Whatnot take seceral quarts out of a pint, ay ...