... wintry weather. 'uTs right the child to tesch,,but still The tender body do not kill By cramminl useless learning, Tho dawning mind is' in your hands, Enclose it not in iron bands, Not love, but terror earning. Treat him as child, but not as man, And let him ...

... golden eggs, which she was trying to kill ; and, with reference tc her approaching marriage with a gentleman, he wrote- tI wish I had been allowed tbe least ahanoe of cultivating'a' little affection for the child but no matter, I am not going to dessert ...

... small. Mistress: Mary, here's a telegram from your master. He has met %with an accident on the railway. Oh ! if it should kill him ! Mary: But it can't, mum, can it, if he's insured his life I There is no rule without an exception, my son. Oh ...

... by King Fergus-would have killed hin if' lie had thrown himn to the groiund; but Will toik gomi care lie did not, and I always eciosidered lie was his ftuvourite. I oughtt however, to mention that his first master, Mr. Childe, said, ?? wnas the otily ...

... scares abide The blsats of Winter Chilt But lo l its bhoo the snowflakes hide, Lest hititg frost should kill, Let Snow, then, teach yen this, my child, * Be cheerful, good, alid hind, Obedie-t, useful, pure, and mild, And to God's will resigned, For snowy ...

... of their nature. 1 A. careful and conscientious study of child nature Ca ought to be the duty and priyilege of everyone who eo aspires to be a teacher. A mere glance at the S early life of a child will at once show uswhata deep ati sympathy he has for nature ...

... es is to hold its sittings. A Christian child having been found murdered in a wineshop kept by a Jew, the populace, suspecting the Jews in general having been the authors of the crime, attacked them, and killed from fifteen to tyventy. An investigation ...

... ceptihm. iey hetd a conversation lur soire mrts- telients, n hen tile jrg ler, alnmst %Nith a scream olf passion, threatet Ct to kill ber. There was a Stern reality in tire whole scenee wr i el was perfectly dis. ctaiing ; it was ieted to the life, bet terrible ...

... .)o c t p. LINE'S ?? by it Yiuth iti mi'i'ig /L child playing tit hi.,h it [Xfitfher'Sgrav.li' Pt Jo ! tondelr balie, tby failler's tolnt), Inlciosed witli 'ottdbilles C!eoipiltA If is nevrow cell, tiuid loltlesoitie hilts Ii \hicil hol last is slelli ...

... blown. Occasionally, the hounds maul and mangle it so badly before the hunttman can ride up to save it, that it has to be killed then and there ; as its horns are sawn ofi, it has no means of defending itself. Oftener, however, it is secured by the aid ...

... scho6l, but it keeps us too lona, aind the ?? bills are too costly for one who is in a hurry for a diptloma. A Derby doctor killed -a fox, and the Derby Transcript sardonically remarks: the doctor meons budisess when he gets after 'em. Happy those who ...

... life, said one Cock- ney tj another, who replied, I never shot any- thing in. the shape of a bird bi t a, squirrel, which I killed with a stone, and it fell into the river and was drowned. Au artist painted a bottle of spruce beer so naturally that the ...