... watchman on the pier told me that they live chiefly on the garbage, they save enough money in a few years to go home as a count and spree it a while, and then return from sunny Italy to claw over the garbage of New York. Now and then they allow their wives and ...

... in fact, by the pithy phrase in the sad category of all that are desolate and oppressed. Withy a dog's life should be picked out as it sort of synonym for this, may not at first sight appear so manifest as to make us recognise at once the fall aptness ...

... kennlel. All dogs re more or less scaven- gers by nature, and it is largely owing to this objectiou- able hahit of picking up filthy garbage that the trouble first begins, so that we ainnot be too strict on this point. Syiirvous.-is a ratter of fact, tho ...

... upon him; another they hung up by the heels to make him disgorge; the remainder, after being pelted with rotten eggs and garbage, and kicked, buffetted, worried, and pummelled nearly to death, got off the estate, and never shewed face again during the ...

... picis is the blaclksmitbhs work. But I am quite cute tt your picks were sharpieried and tempered before you canmo to mue. If I medldled w*ic b t-im I should ?? soften their points. No, no, your picks are all right. Lord Softon was at home. On the card Mr ...