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... plighted— Even if th y low decays. like the priceless diamond, Shall treasure from the past, Bright rays of vanishM sunlight. cheer me to the last' vmY «n» MAN'S REQUIREMENTS. From the mmhf.pnblished Mrs Browning's (late Miss Barrett) Poems. Love me, sweet ...
... the above from manuscript Scrap-Book, lately put into our hands. We believe the story be true in every particular, and it affords us one of the finest instances of a placid aisposition, unmoved external circumstances, ever given to the world.] Chambers's ...
... Gift: My wife keeps a scrap-book. In she writes down all the cute things our little boy says. Askington: H'm ! Why do you call it a scrap. book Poploy: Oh, we quarrel every time over which side the house he takes his smartness from. POINT ON Senator ...
... observed that it had a thorn; the other, that it had a rose. Two children looking through coloured glasses, one said: The world is blue • and the other said: It is bright. Two boys having a bee, one got honey, the other got stung. The Ant called it ...
... THOMAS HUDSON, Secretary. Kendal, 10th Dec, 1846. ceristmaTam^w-year^my ROOKS. BY THE HON. MRS. NORTON.—FISHER'S DRAW ROOM SCRAP-BOOK FOR Is now ready, containing Portraits of the Queen, Prince Albert, Hon. Mrs. Norton, Lord Hardinge, Sir R. Sale C. P. Villiers ...
... not these alone! Drink to the world! There is In the To Come, which no eye hath met— In the march of her nations, beckon’d on By the light of their fur-seen Sabbath dawn. But hark the mighty midnight’s chime, Like a voice from the passing waves of Time! ...
... Lakes, A Summer Ramble. Sublime View the Ai.ps —There view in the world more superb than the chain of the Alps, seen from the Ju'a mountains: at a glance the eye embraces a hundred leagues, from the Dauphine to St. Gothard. The curve of the earth, and the ...
... 'roosthonoured and so bitterly reprobated by others. She ordered from her newsdealer the English and American radical papers for which ho wrote. Here she found his message to the world. Here she recognised a soul filled with a pure, unselfish love for ...
... fail to please.— Castell's Library of English Literature covers a period of from 1769 to 1791, and its contents are full of interest, the selections from prose writings being from those of Samuel Johnson, Samuel Butler, William Cowper, addresses and letters ...
... arnual average of from 63,000 to £4,000. Nothing could better Chew the immense hold that ituskin, although ho has written hardly anything fur a loud time, continues to hare on the English-speaking people. Mr. William Archer's-Theatrical World of 1:9:. the ...
... Marling, Bart.. of Stanley Park. winn owing to the rise of the new Powers in the East. purchased it from Mr. Edward Dean Paul in In A staff Officer'. Scrap-Book he says: :PO. Sir William Marling. who is the 'mom. We hate still to fare the problem i _and the ...
... 12, 1893, from Mr. M. Garrard, 25, ymarket. £8 in gold ; from Charles Gask, of Wells.street; £5 on Aug. 4, 1813 ; and on Aug. 7, 1893, E 2 10s. from Alfred Ballinger, of 184, Edgware•road. The prisoners were further charged with stealing from F. F. Davies ...