... when recourse had fellow living near Tiverton, of the name of Baker, who is accounted, to use provincial expression, terribly clever, being able detect the thief and remove the disease, &c. much for the schoolmaster being abroad the nineteenth century ...

... arc concerned, left with confidence the ileci«ion of the intelligent readers of. what doubt the writer thought, this terribly clever” pamphlet. ...

... stranger in Stirling, but he could not forbear noticing Curr's second appearance, especially when the directors were so terribly clever at proposing votes of censure for what really less offence, or least gave no more. (Hear, hear ) He would recommend to ...

... over, the lover of Fantine entertains the other seven with a frightful display of blasphemous, blasé, witty cynicism, terribly clever, no doubt, but uselessly revolting, and tjie moment of the surprise arrives. The young men leave the girls, who await ...

... the lover of Fan- i tine entertains the other seven with a frightful dis- play of blasphemous, hlase, witty cynicism, terribly clever, no doubt, but uselessly revolting, anel the moment of the surprise arrives. The young men leave the girls, who await ...

... In interval between pieces kindly volunteered to give a portraiture of Nisi Prius trial caricatured couusel both in terribly clever manner especialy portraiture The applauded after-piece for the Defence elicited laughter and on the whole amateur dramatical ...

... a gentleman kindly volunteered to give a portraiture of a Nisi Prim trial. lie caricatured counsel on both sides in a terribly clever manner, and he was aspecialy sardonic in his portraiture of the judge. The delineation was loudly applauded. ...

... gentleman kindly volunteered to give a portraiture of a Nisi Prius trial. He caricatured counsel on both t-ides in a terribly clever manner, and he was especialy sardonic in his portraiture of the judge. The delineation was loudly applauded. The after-piece ...

... ' . . . . . - • beautiful creature!' thought Annie. • I shall be too much frightened of her to like her,—she looks so terribly clever!' Mr. Derwent was very gracious to Annie, and was signs of • disposition to become positively gallant, when he found, ...

... an Anthropological Society. And whatis an Anthropological Society you want to know,—well I'll tell you. It'sa lot of terribly clever fellows—savealls I think they call 'em—that meet and talk and whistle and dance and try to find out what man is made of ...

... enumerates a dozen Horns, Wetter Horn, Scbrockhorn, auy other horn which has penetrated into his brain? Forbid that any such terribly clever we'l-infonued cosmopolitans should ten tickings of their watch *’ in reading these reminisoeiioes ! One other cl** sometimes ...

... xen Bwhs Horns, the Wetter Horn, debreckhom, or any other horn which has penetrated into Instnain? Forbid that any each terribly clever and we informed cosmopolitans should “lose teu tickings of their watch ” m reading three reroinisoenoo* One other class ...