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... Europe a roguish clown who never opens his nmouth but. (in a brogue which is itself ridieaulous) eikter%5 or a bull. View him from another side, lid- suffering victim of unmerited oppression, t'rh martyr of his ancient faith, the seasite, per: whose phrassa ...
... far from being de. voted exclusively to study. Recollecting all that he accoenplisbed, one weuld fancy' him a philosopaer and recluse, devoting all his energies to his work, properly so esed Looking back acrosstwo centuries and a half, to the world in ...
... beG to betray, for her son whom she had disis8 for the Queen whom she hadendeavohre+ t ' aid Sheprayed.God.to avert hit wrath from that Eugland which she had sent a lt Phiipto beseech him to invade She.forgavt4 enemies, whom she had invited rhil no' ^ .and ...
... earnestly advise the study of music to be relinquished, and some more congenial acquirement substituted. -EliziS Cooks Jottingrs from any Journal. TnE MAGIC WEILL OF BABENTON. -The peasants still bring their sickly children to be cured, and say the water is ...
... the rmiddle of the narrow street that they could scarcely extricate themselves from the stalls, from tse piles of goods heaped upon ecah side of the thoroughfare, and from the live stack, kicking, squealing, bleating, loveig, and noighing oa. eve* hand ...
... is very im- perfectly developed in the Amnericas army. This evil arises partly from the ideas of equality in which the American officer has been educated, and partly from the difficulty of enforcing proper regulations, owing to the army being split into ...
... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. |cc JrcOSOPllY OF THlE KETLE-DRUn. - Are yea musical P asked Rosalie. `I can scarcely venture to say that, answered Fink. I jingle a little on a pianoforte, and when I try to sing I shun the abodes of men, but I stand towards ...
... i CONTINENTAL SCRAP-BOOK. 6est A Wrinkle to Photographers. Photo-artist (to gourmand): . . . . So, )r- there, now keep quite still and think of your st favourite dish !-Beiblatt. ble At the Police Court. by The Beak: I fanev I remember your face. On ...
... THE SCRAP-BOOK COLUMN. rAsTHE USE OF RICH MEN.-Richmenareindispensa- ble for the culture of the fine arts; and it is scarcely possible to find a work of great magnitude and beauty combined that did not originate with them. Sometimnes a prince, for the ...
... may be read themfollowing text 'from' Genesis xxv. 8 ?? dbia in a good old age, 'en old man, and full of years.-4, Notes and Queries>. BeAdnte-Nature has her otnd ranks, and in the matterof beards she divides er upper from hest lower classets A mat with ...
... the ?? gone to sleep! The cream gone to sleep ! What in the world could that mean? Such a propensity we had never discovered in cream before; we could gain no solution of the mystery from Tom; all he said was, that we must go on churning till it waked ...
... SCRAP-BOOK COLUMNr GARDEN OF A FLORENTINE TRADESM5A\N-rt a pleasant spot, that little garden in the hle tof city, more so than the inlhabitanlts of coal-corsa011t1 cities would be likely to ima-gine, judgin.g f- al,1 own experience of city gardens. Thle ...