... and shame. you have come here speak of surrender or any such verdommed thing, then back to your vrouw, and I will shoulder my rifle and take your place, even though my years are many and my hand upon the rifle less sure. Speak, Joubert, and I tell you now ...

... th« new mining cities of Western America than to anj place in Europe.” The population, though very mixed, generally English speaking, and ‘it is « 'busy, restless,, eager, pleasure-loving town, makinj money fast and pending it lavishly, filled from end end ...

... jewels were stolen, and her maid found, quarter hour before dressing time, weltering in ter blood. Mind yoa. Miss Neale, I speak with knowledge, although the world is under different impression. By next week, have little doubt the necessary Queen’s evidence ...

... ” said the girl, after a time, “to speak to Osasar.” Caesar was the great house-dog, which had been chained up all day. “Do you hear him howling? I don’t like to hear hun how and bark like that. I will go and speak to him and let him loose. It is safer ...

... i, 1900. TWO OF BARNUBTS FREAKS. . .y 7W person who has had many years' experienoa Al in hospitals was speaking the other day to number of men interested in medical affairs ■ about human freaks. “Do you know that th« greatest human freaks the country ...

... CHAPTER XVII. “ErMstiae,” he said, gravely. am going to speak to you about your father.” : She looked up at him in swift surprise. . , * ...

... forging his way through to success sheer pluck and unswerving obstinacy. Listen! I admire your Mr. Trent! a man, and when speaks to you, yon know that he was bom with a destiny. But there is the other side. Do you think that would let a man’s life stand ...

... thought of as tho showman only, or that intrepid sportsman Burnham. He mentions both Colonel Cody and Mr. Burnham when he is speaking of the training of the , eye. Riding with either of them yon will notice,” he says, “that while he talks with yon his eyes ...

... every army, black as well.as white. Many a battle, indeed, has been won simply by ‘information brought in.’. Spies, broadly speaking, are of two kinds. The one is the man, often actually in the employ of a foreign Government, who yet receives a subsidy froln ...

... memory—but made difference. And all the tame it was a weak, silly lie. They let him oome out, poor father, without friend to speak to him, and they hustled him out the country. And I, whose place was there with never knew.’’ Ton were only child, Ernestine ...

... more. He a fine fellow at heart, a fine dear fellow. Blesa me, to think that yon are hie daughter.” *Tfa rery nice hear you speak him so, Mr. Cuthbot,” she said. father may have been very foolish—l suppose be was really worse than foolishbut I think that ...

... Fletcher,” he added, turning to Dick, “General Sir George White requests the honour of your company to dinner once, and- will speak to you for a moment in his ante-room. Permit me to show - you the way.” Fletcher followed his guide like man in a dream. * ...