... desperate sort would be its own just punishment, as it were; but though Virtue own Reward, Willainy must be rubbed in, so to speak. Boa novelist and the editor of a ha'penny Mt it a i ve joined forces; and in unmeatlntad Messrs. Collins and Wood have been ...

... limitless stook of humour to draw from and to give to his legion of friends in fresh Deane Tribune as is gentleman humorist, so to speak, tho ugh not literally, seeing he has • female Drone's conversation, mannerisms, and , general attitude are far removed from ...

... the acting tragedy. Miss Terry received a large share of praise, although Mr. Joseph Knight, who in hie Theatrical Notes' speaks with admiration of Miss Neileon's earlier characterisation of Juliet, found her unequal to the stronger scenes, and the critic ...

... years ago he received also a pace of advice Sarasata, my son, wed thy violin, but never • woman. Though there are some who speak of • grays in a little cemetery near his native Pamplona, where they say his loved one lies, other. assert that the great artist ...

... Th. marggit It overflows with past that Mod or Ito frolic that I. the Goosx of Pantomime' • Umpire. It is hapowdbie to speak fa terms of imitated The So Chronic*. . 0 • • , r , ...

... time he is able to make most provision. be not infrequently thinks the least of it. Every man is mortal but himielf, so to speak, and as for declining energies, he does not perceive the ravages of wear and tear. If, however, he live to mature his endowment ...

... you notice anything peculiarpeculiar for such a place? asked Well„!ciid Mary, her pretty brows contrasting r effort to speak with accuracy, I don't exactly know whether two things I particularly noticed were peculiar to a medical man's laboratory or ...

... want along with but the slightest delay, which disappeared. Mr. Oswald Stoll was present in person to witness the &bs, so to speak, of his latest venture, and was evidently gratified that all went so well. - Tha -- Tally Hot sitetah is bright and entertaining ...

... years of age, and whilso going to her lesson a young student Beery frequently crossed her path. They eventually.l got upon speaking terms, and from tauttsto—,4 well, kissing terms, war • Intreati.tre. • But , at this moment the young lacy showed co:n-mon-sense ...

... be told, it certainly had. What's the meaning of this 'ere she asked in a husky voice, when she had strength enough to speak. What have you been doing and where's Tom! Charley only shook his head, he was too far gone by this time for speech. The ...

... TEM. • • It may te truly said that it is bat never ; gorgeom, but ttatvly. . . . There is a imon- bevy of beauty that seldom speaks for bat adds to the of the magnincent and the costly, tasteful . . . Cladereita • Is worthy of the Princes ; more It Its cannot ...

... a year. It I would be bad enough if their lordships and graces had their money for their own use, net cash, f.0.b., so to speak. But the incometax collector has his eye on them, and makes polite but firm requests for contributions to I his little fund ...