... flora Russel. (LIn- It don: Digby Long and Co.-Miss Dora Rus- a. sell's heroines always remember their high it estate, and speak and act with a sense of it dignity. The lofty style of the opening chap . ters is maintaned throughout. 3. The Greatest Gift ...

... wsithl a small amnount of fervour, but i these last -were all Boers. Owm Paul at once began to maie a. tour of the I beds, speaking brusquely, yet kindly, to their in- I mates, whoever they mighlxt chance to be, and giving presents of briarwlood pipes ilid ...

... enough to hold half a dozen people another tells o of the making of a snown' man, * bigger than life-size, Yand many others speak of splendid games of snqow- ; hall.' e I myself ean toll of the lovely effect of the snow on o field and garden. Before 'my ...

... under this idood-rod shadow, our lives shall draw closer to eaclh other. For my part, I am content. I waited for her to speak; she was still ; but sae rested one hand upon my arm, annd I trembledl. Don't let yourself be n oubled I by fantastic fears ...

... :itiI, wit.hi narrow slit eyes, which seemed to in.ti ` ipwards at the corners. Bring it youlself; Mr. Morrow ivishes to speak to you aloui.' Cutnhiffe showed by his manner lie wai; an friend of the family. He questioned -i.. A!. bert upon his healthl ...

... Shakespeare, who was doubtless nervous, and who, like most tenors, has a rather feeble-speak- ing voice, was affectionately invited by a lady in the audience to Speak up. THE DUHE'S REMTARKS. The most original character in the Memoir of the Princess ...

... These principles are cleanliness, good air, 0 good food, and a quiet mind. Of courae, medieinal treatment is necessary. We speak -only of what the patient himself can do to aid in his own restoration aand to protect other inmates of the house from infection ...

... afraid papa must. I feel positive lie wishes me to be Lady Houlkcr. Ugh ! What a name ?? and Et'hel pouted prettily. I'll speak to Mr. Harding to-night. I will tell him I love you. Oh ! if I were only rich, or had a practice of my own. You will wait for ...

... classos; and by way of showing their de- fects he plants down among them a beauti- ful savage who has never worn shoes, can- not speak three words coherently, and is capable of nothing but falling in love. The result is that the savage s defects. are patent ...

... hi i tachcedl ! But, really, there is no accounting for of taste. Sir William never admired Miss Thulrsy, re would hardly speak of her in fact ; not from dis- el like, but mnere indifference. Of course, she made til -a dead set at his son; those outwardly ...

... Jollanllesburg y ;c -, 'ii gull (r ?? .S 1). lb nejiI ll ,a ld olr e.-ln ide of actling so P jizls i' s .ely I roiild never speak to her tZ i N] decided liotwoeen her and MITS. a, c i 'i~tcr ibroly ?? be carefully Jr * ' Studid ?? ihe Was finallv tk !; ...

... lingers after church while the young people parade about, youths and maidens gazing at each other, but shyly forbearing to speak. Decision Sunday is a loug step forward. After the service, each bachelor approaches tho maiden of his choice with a ceremonious ...