... mouth. He noted it with bounding hope. Joyce! he began pleadingly, I have been faithful. Won't you reward me? I hardly dare speak so soon, and yet. Joyce, won't you give me your own sweet self? But the girl was silent, looking at the faded flowers. Have ...

... Seltoolii. St. Prier's-rd.. when Mr. Douglas flier- I intim (cousin of the )ale member) will preside. and Mr. if. Coat. M.P., will speak. The Tariff Rrfniw Leerue will begin in distribute literature tomorrow dealing with the alien prohlem• DOOMBD MAN'S LETTER ...

... race I for promotion Division IL last season, they lark most worthy and dangerout rivals. There are not wantingoskilles who speak of the United combination as one of the beet in.the )and. Ne expense hal been spared to make it this. She fest& is crop of ...

... inance rerluves the people to poverty and misery. And to crown all. the perallel between the action of Prince Trubetekcii, who speaks on behalf of the Zemsttas sad Mirabean, ho spoke for the States-General, is wonderfully clone. while that between Leo Tolstoi ...

... heard her brother-in-law speak of the secret reports, repeated some of them, especially those concerning the Army, to her intimate friends. Maria D - • had a titled friend, whom she only knew as M. I, . The latter heard Maria speak of the Grand Orient, of ...

... smiled. To me. To others, it may be—brightness. Why not to you as well? It is diffioult to believe In mirscdes. I am speaking of a oertsinty, he said quietly. She faced Idm with added oolour. How eau that be ? --- atus'ashed almost agitatedly. ' ...

... one bare piekrel the gignntio 4,111.13 in the handicap on his I .•t °otitis herewhen not within • 7.u7t I. Still, the money speaks, and y do it, utterly confounding the • and wherefore. The rumour was th ,t Tried by Night was four lengths Iiier than ...

... card-playing with children is a good thing; it sharpens their wits and shows them that cards can be harmless enough; whereas if we speak of cards as a depraved amusement, we only arouse curiosity, which may end disastrously. Abuse the abuse of bridge-playing if ...

... and even more anxious than usual spread abroad the tale of his prowess. Perhaps it is merely jealousy that prompts us ( • speak thus; but we think it must so, for even the taking of the ordinary cold tab such a morning yesterday is always observed to ...

... finished its work at Port Arthur—so - ich is already true,whatever the surrender negotiations J.tay end in. The odds, so to speak, are certainly on Japan at sea ; but none the le,s the Japanese themselves do not make the mistake of taking the Baltic Fleet ...

... A SALVATION ARMY TRIBUTE. Speaking et Ablerlmo, lest Men, epos the week at Se isivatiou Army timing lime pest year, Commander Most referred to the pert the Army was playing milk Do Daft Tofirma ...

... details in this report have interested me considerably: One was the repeated intervention of a‘gentleman who was said to “speak with a brogue.” It is reported in regard to him The inter&ector with the brogne rose te his feet and exclaimed, “We don’t want ...