... the persecutors, grow- ing bolder by impunity, stepped up to the Dean and squirted an orange into his eye. On this the Dean, rising, said in a meek, quiet tone- cally, gentle- men, I have borne a great deal, but I must put a stop to this. With that his ...

... and ask questions after the fashion; and 'how do they w'ear their hair? Do they carry their heads as high as they did last Easter Termn ? King James I., in one of his printed speeches in the Star Chamber, declared that there w'ere only three classes of ...

... etc couple of drums, and btundreda of infester ollicers will he ea left in the ftall enjoyment of their inferiority, and will rise be only upon thegreveof seniors, YoatrMajeatylbaa obedient cud enthusiastie soldiers, from among whotm greet man may ira sprving ...

... piopared expressly for hcr by the eminent El aurhareos of that work. We have been favoured by a ban~ gentleman of shis city with rise perusal of' a letter from agat Mire. dleehier Stovis, fr,),n vhioll wve give the foloig .e extracts, as having a 1rublic i ...

... London ant Wssirnyeedyby indulging in a phrase so conve- up ninbts miuu.Certain it is that people who had fai~ isvrbfrese h sun rise, ~exeept through a, ball-roomn tilt widw1'eei ful activity soon after dawn, impelled by am teiplewihseemed to- lend life and ...

... rain had been sleet on the high hills; but we were warm enough'with ex- :itement and exercise, and welcomed the braw north. easter asif we lad been Kingsley himself. An eagle snared over the highest peak in the distance, and be- fore we got to the spying ...

... character are little n taken into account. Forms and ceremonies are all -that are thougilt, of. In any Russian village on d Easter Sunday morning all the mdoujiks may be n seen rushing to embrace each other, crying in earnest Ml tones, Christos vissaress ...