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... his verses literary garbage! Cadmus is a second Daniel come to judgment, and deserves the proverbial putty medal! It is simply—may I say ? throwing pearls to swine (even at the risk of having that called literary garbage, too) to argue with ...
... four-pound loaf was sold at eighteenpence. Our labourers and artisans were starving by thousands, and our children were picking up garbage in the streets that no dog or pig would eat. Even the farmers were living on porridge,and gruel, and skimmed milk, because ...
... the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. The Mayor (Alderman Sutton) presided, and there were also present Aldermen Holmes, Burgess, Pick-, mere, Harrison, Pierpoint ; Councillors Garner. Francomb, Ilutchinson, Percival. H. Roberts, Flood, Greenall, Fairclough ...
... with us to see the Samaritan MSS. of the Pentateuch. Through filthy, stinking archways and narrow streets, in which we had to pick our steps between heaps of refuse, he led the way to the ynagegue. We had to wait a few minutes in the small cour tyard adjoining ...
... London and North-Western Company, who were throwing coal on I the ground, prisoner and another woman being busily employed in picking it up. He secured the prisoner, who, in I reply to the charge, said, I don't know what tempted me to go Prisoner had only ...
... possible, translate it into action. IA correspondent . calls attention in another column to the practice of poor children in picking up and eating scraps of rotten food which the a+ allholders in the Market Place throw away as being , unfit for sale. It is ...
... , who crept along beside the gutter, only pausing now and then to fumble ,mong heaps of garbage. Curiosity was pricked. I watched one, and at length saw him pick out of the refuse a gentleman's glove,thrust it furtively into a bag, and go on again. Then ...
... with none of the false instincts, and here- The house, Number 17, Plymouth Place, was have their minds filled with such garbage as that, ditary taints of their so-called ' superiors '. a lodging house, and Rosin's was, its she proudly worse luck. called ...