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... Icisihiorti, who steel op?ceaite, is I said-'' I icave lalceured in this leon from stiiirise until the stars were in the sky at night ; I have - lahonred in the ditch and in the bog Take it all, ciad let me leave the country for ever. B3'kas lug ? ?? l ...
... of hybrid night, aria if I knew a person well I would John Quinn, John Kay/in:tab. N—'•'• the Rey. Mr. Con not he suet-tined. know loth hy meeting him an the mute way that ' W in J. A lesa.nder. on la.ing'a.kol what he had to sky, mid night. 1 wa. ,juit ...
... going at express speed, fifty miles an hour, were to start from the earth, and go up, up to the sun. Suppose it travelled sky and night, rushing through the air without stopping a single moment, do you know hoe long it would be before it reached the sue ...
... frequent smart showers, and shortly after eight o’clock a heavy downponr set in. and continued for several honrs. The sky last night maintained threatening aspect. Narrow Escape from Drowning. —A few days ago a little boy, son of respectable man residing ...
... Victoria (says a Melbourne correspondent) the winters are simply exquisite. Frequently we have days together of cloudless sky, frosty nights, and a fresh wind blowing allday. The wing in the open air are a a charm to behold. Iam glad to cay that the authorities ...
... nearing shadows. The lant knights that guard the western Of the sun’s kingdom send their amber lances ivering across the sky, till Night restrains Their pastime, and her screening wing advances. the solemn heads of mighty trees, less The yrs round them sweep ...
... THE POETS. TIM MST OATH. Warm loved by poet snd sunrise M she sky, When night's sold eras wax fainter, And in depths of amber die— When the Inern-breese the curtain, - Beaky an odorous height. Then visions strange, uncertain, Pour thick through the Ivory ...
... have meant by seeing comets on the bench ? But there aren’t any comets. 0, and I don’t believe there are stars; I saw the sky last night, at any rate. ...
... tho night Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. feelings of disgust horror I have just read the terrible news the atrocious murder which .yesterday evening disgraced our country. As I write sun has suddenly become clouded, and a peal of thunder shakes the sky. It ...
... 4yrs, it 300 Foam, 2, 1st Ut, Me. W, Scudan, 7, Mr, Richard's Ipsley King, tyr, Uist 20 Mr, Richardson's Sky Blue, Night 36 age We ae and aget Sky ten | fell, and the rider (J. Moore) was | Oxrox Race of £200; p Ma, 8 Sits Gyr, itr, BE. P, W Ma Abington’s ...
... young George Hetherington. a tall-strapping fisherman, about twenty-one years of age; ••th ...
... was but just round the corner. The stars were shining in clear sky. wo* night early September, and Autumn breath not yet displaced Sommers genial war min. Now that *h» was under th*- quiet sky. with the soft wind stirring the boughs of t m trees in Square ...