... he would admit no one. He went about in rags, was in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the streets, alleging he was starving, and had no money to buy food. He had not been seen for the past week, and ...

... wonderful results were not achieved a class of literature On the contrary the Herald the recognised vehicle for of literary garbage— scandals slanders lampoons even matter of a more dubious immoral kind The bitterly personal articles which constantly appeared ...

... there should much regret such calamity mischief emanated from impure corner of the metropolis never be and even now of filthy garbage find their surreptitiously from cellars of profligate dealers profits enormous to them to run almost risk fascinating young ...

... would more becoming in me to hang awhile from his opotal so that I yielded would seem I loved him more modesty !” on The garbage of Holy Street one can guard against but such iasidi-ous poison this attractively got up and subscribed for by trade” creeps ...

... getting on tiles flutter or in dash Kao either rorty leary fly while fallacious twigged tumbled faked I could column of this garbage but surely are ai nauseam Still it is my Only other friend of mine— little in fact— styled me in manger” dog caught in of ...

... cast-off tools and a medlby olla podrida or rather “ Irish lot say for the trade” Hibernian to tho back bone of worthless garbage Such the uninviting offered Ly the we with shuddering thoughts infectious disorders and certain insects in appearance resembling ...

... or more When their clothes are with infection they are to to centres of infection for poor went with day cart took a long picking up in its till five two crowded together lie woman told might of tho broaths’ was horrible with delirious down her tho way ...

... rakes such print is public scandal admitted everyone whose perception is not blinded prejudice or not a appetite literary garbage The question interference with Dr Kenealy by Benchers for editing the Englishman involves nicer We well understand that they ...

... plentifiUly with “ slink ’■ meat, and “run in suoti transgressor-. It would be happy conceit to feed them in prison ™‘ f garbage (washed down, of course, by condemned beer), and their repentant teeth struggled with the remains of acme profligate old bull ...

... back of the stall and found three other lobsters on a box of shrimps. The lobster that first picked up defendant’s salesman threw into box containing garbage. Two lobsters wore also exposed on the slab. M ituess was askea by Mr. Walters, defendant’s workman ...

... or what reputations are smirched, the Autolycus of the Press prowls about from kitchen to kitchen, picking up “unconsidered trifles” of slanderous garbage and converting them into pabulum for the nourishment of vulgar natures and morbid tastes. The writer ...

... am I persecuted for so,’ and he goes and prays so nicely for to sec his sick missus, and old Jarvis, he’s actor, he ccmes picks up this poor fellow and puts him in his van and takes him to his own house, and who should meet there but bis own wife, which ...