... with a etiriuns expression on h Dimly to understand that sometiling was ;. Maud wanted tell him something, least he got her speak. “Please forgive me. Fred. I will never, never do such a thing aijftin. But it was tempting! I opened tlie letter that canto ...

... vaa flaad M. The Enemy at our Gates —lnfluenza—has again commenced active nostilities | opened his winter campaign, so to speak. The best agent to pat the system in state of “complete repair’* ia rW I?a. lf OO take chilis, have a Chest-cold and seem to ...

... those who have claimed to be Christians have gone back, and again pm, God as to be served avert from nian? This struck me in speaking to Father Newman. He said that 'all Cheistian bodies agreed with the Clutch of Rome in this, that God was to be loved and ...

... one’s duty with courayo and sun is ever the surest way obtain from men justice of true admiration. Let us be what are, and speak what we think, and in all keen ourselves loyal truth and the sacred professions of friendsbio. It is not what a man is doing ...

... Registry. Whitehall Chambers, Spring-gardens, Market-street. TTOU-EMAID first week in January (French ii preferred), able to speak Eiiglish; gentleman's house ; two; personal references; four servants kept—Apply Courier Lie-istry, Whitehall Chambers, Sp ...

... gleamed from his eyes as le lef this room. If ever a nia.n looked possessed of an evil spirit, it was he; but he did ni.t. speak. Be walked down the stairs without a word, and then out into the street. I stood and watched him until he was • - _,at of sight ...

... him the punish. merit he so richly cleeerree. If he will give me back Cira/d4, I will let him live in peace. But let him not speak to me of forgiveness, or friendship, or rtcon. The head of Lady Beatrice drooped still lower. But if he be innocent, as I ...

... increased. Adfresses were given be the chair-I, man. Mr. T. Jenkinson, Mr. S. twelves, and Mr. W. Pawnsll, the latter gentleman speaking , in place of Mr. John Holden, who was indir' posed and unable to be prevent. An excellent mircellaneoas entertainment was ...

... .A 4 Orator's Rebuke. Corwen, the American orator, was once annoyed by . one of his audience shouting Speak up, again and again. Cowen paused at last, looked at his and then delivered himself of this terrific rebuke: At the last day, when heaven and ...

... I was down on my luck, and had been for months. My clothes were threadbare, the soles and uppers on my boots were not on speaking terms, and my linen also was done. The hat that once was new and shiny, alas was now old and nearly brimless. The old pals ...

... was not so. They bod to from the main infant school another class room to get the other two class-rooms, and geographically speaking, those two class-rooms ought to be part end parcel of the girls* school, but in consequence of the increased attendance of ...

... state that it isnot clear from your letter what the cob.' cation is which your managers drain, to put: forward. °amorally speaking. however. it appears to the Board of Education that it is' the duty of the managers in the first inflame.' to put the school ...