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... descent from the heroes of antiquity. The Cephissus and Humus, those oft-sung streams, are two shallow watervourses defiled by garbage, and thronged by washerwomen. It . has been very justly remarked that the capital of the Hellenes is a city where I you must ...

... life swept the epic from poetry of our age gave organic coherence the novel the theatre more meandering arts of amorphous garbage music active living factor in or plastio To tbs ittitudo Wagner's musio specifically itself for lame halt construction opera ...

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... yourself to keep your temper. ItUBBIBII. To • oertain extent the objectionable habit marry doge hare of devouring refuse and garbage picked tip in the streets is s natural one. Some dap., especially puppies, add to the errors of their ways by showing a morbid ...

... and had to be abandoned. The crew were picked up on 12th Oct, in 13 5, 34 W, by the American barque Nellie Smith, which landed them here on the 17th. (Pernambuco, Oct 26.) JAMES A. DUMONT tug collided with a garbage scow off South Brooklyn last night, and ...

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... beard. As showingthe da, t' force of the storm, it may be pointed out ttwe the panic-stricken people in the streets were hot 3 picked up by the wind and hurled against civ r buildings, and even horses and carriages were sent flying. Lightning, and falling ...

... given over to vendors of old clothes, pawnbrokers, and many a trader in stolen goods—a thoroughfare strewn with filth and garbage, gloomy and depressing, noisy with the strident voices of huckstering Jews and screaming viragoes and the wails of the , miserable ...

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... disaster ill the way of Boating. garbage belonging to her having been picked up. If we remember rightly, she has had two experiences similar to the latest, so that the losing of lifebuoys in places where they can be picked up has become quite a habit. This ...