... leave thee beauteous ruin with a sigh, While placid moonlight o'er thee gently smiles I love to look upon that starry sky. Whose night-tears weep along thine hallowed aisles- Wh ere solitude our sorrow oft beguiles, Or makes calm sorrow dearer while we ...

... ler , v. have lost their star-light brightness ; for throughout many long and weary night have they aglv watched the feverish agony of the dying sulterer. 1.7,1. night have the unclouded stars of heaven, their w radiance, shone upon the dying room; and ...

... Polish peasants themselves war with the Polish gentry. hear of bands of scytheraen scouring the country, and a sky reddened, night after night, iaceudiary fires. The Gallician peasant*, says a German paper, have sent ask the Emperor whether he would not ...

... STARLIGHT FANCIES. Ye fair and lovely stars, That gem the dark blue sky of night, And shed your soft and zenith light Above earth's petty jars, Hundreds of years have pass ii away, And still ye beam in beauty there, Makingnight dearer far than day, Ye ...

... at hide and seek in the sky all night, must surely be the children of the stars; and they would all be grieved to see their playmates, tbe children of men, no more. There was one clear shining star that ueed to come out in the sky before the rest, near ...

... the world. The moony is in a fearful Mate , for want of protection, and robberim and marten committed with impunity. I sky', every night with it pair pistols under tiny pillow, my father's hig sword hung up by the bent-head, and also an American bowie-knife ...

... order our dog Cart at four p.m. The sky is lowering and threatening. When lilt much otherwise at Swansea? suggests or fdend, apot.geticsliy. But a hit evening is hoped for—nay, it is promised In thst bit of blue sky wilkh we notice seaward ; and there ...

... many and may the a/ from dinners and the cham /Way which she bad retaken those four square was, _whisk new shone ant so sky. The night me hot a breath wen • rthring—list it had brought mod counsel notwitbmtanding ; end just an the abeam had arrived at the ...

... the cham- pagnegouters which she had partaken within those four square walls, which now shone out so sharp against the sky. The night was hot and sultry-not a breath was stirring—but it had brought good counsel notwith- standing and just as the fair schemer ...

... come to its aid, and decidedly the papular taete is not for it. At eleven o’clock night the visitors to the throng to Cremorne, where it is the custom spend a part of the night after the races at Epeom. Cremome something like a masked ball without masks. ...

... voices in the night, delightful perfume from the river Thames, and influx of humming bird.. Earthquakes every five-and-twenty minutes, and a huge chasm opens at Charing-cross, out of which come strange musical sounds. The sky at night is a MU/ of variegated ...

... is deepened with Just, raised by the countless crowd, and the sniitke of numerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, sky of night, with the deoreseent moon shining an the surface of the ver.—Atheneton. A vdieemen of Leeds, named Linfont, is in custody ...