... worthy Pastor, whose body lies peacefully in our cemetery waiting for the resurrection of the just, and whose soul haa gone to Heaven— to the building of God, an house not made with bands, eternal —there, doubtless, to share in the felicity of many whom ...

... pant sae like a light. Ding I caught but a glimpse of the young truicaphant fain and tossing black curls, and I trembled. Heaven forgive use lest my dire purpose should be frustrated and my promimed reward lost. Again he swept past scatheless. My heart ...

... should know that walk, that form, that face,' and, as she drew nearer, he exclaimed aloud, making Roes think he was insane, 'By heaven, it is her.' Before SirJoho could answer a question, he sprang from his side, and caught her in a very unbecoming manner indeed ...

... heard his voice, and the darkness and solitude haying now calmed her passion, a mortal dread had seized her that she might be allowed to starve and die there alone; theretore the sound even of Donald's voice in such circumstances fell gratefully on her ear ...

... to his wife. As yet he had failed to End the opportunity of addressing to Sydney the only -words of encouragement he could allow to pass his lips ; he had asked for her earlier in the evening and nobody could tell him where she was. Still in ignorance ...

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... us. Come, darling, th;s knot, which, pray CNA, is to tie us together for life, will soon be waitiog for us.' ' I tenet to heaven,' he murmured to himself, 'that all may pruve as well as her bright Lice promises.' 'I hope you will always love me as you ...

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... choi.re and affectiorr. A marriage of love, pure unadulterated affection, is heaven below—indeed iris • foretaste of the I.lres of paradise, to' the God who filleth the heavens wilt his &tory is, we know, perfect L ve Pahaw ! interrupted Gale, rudely and ...

... bridal white; Earth's nakedoess then is hid from view, And impet factions out cf sight. When wiuter's loveliness appears, Arid Heaven's mantle decks plido ; Then Earth's deformity in white, Makes tleaven:appar on Earth again. The naked fields, when clad with ...

... especially Mick. The iron /mewed to have gone inte his very soul. Poor fellow ! Never a more honest man breathed the air of heaven than Mick O'shane. The very same of a gaol was always horror to him, and never, 1., his wildest dreams, did he ever anticipate ...

... and Master Thornback?' 'Nought but bitterness and hatred,' replied Isadore. ' The fact of it is. Mick, 'Livia is far too Heavens above us L hate sensitive people; they are for ever talon offence when and where no offence is intended. She is also too fond ...