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... Statue of his Son XII. Talcs o' the Daft Days. No. 2. Tale I. The Farmer's Tale; or, Pnte an' thedtost XIII. The Lemur. A Halloween Divertimento.—XlV. l'oems. By Bernard Barton.—XV. On the Cockney School. No. 7. Hunt's Art of Love—XVl. L'Envoy—XVll. Tickler ...
... frosts of 1565, 1683, 176*2, and 1814 directly opposes this popular view. There is proverb a similar character attached to Hallowe’en, Novcmlier 11th, 0.5., or the evening before All Saints’ Day. If ducks slide at Hollandtide, At Christ—- they win »wiu»; ...
... rural pleasures of his soil in his native tongue. How well he performed his tJk let his 44 Cotter's Saturday Night,*' his 14 Halloween, and his O'Shanter, his everlasting vouchers. And when add, which I without the fear of contradiction, that he was dutiful ...
... Burns's poem of u Halloween. I said no; that I did not know what people meant when they spoke of Burns's poems. What was tiums'i poems—was a book, or a song, a story He said he would tell me; and saying so, recited all the poem of Halloween. Seeing that ...
... weight in gold. Bob: Stout girl, I hope. Clara: Isn’t there acme way which they ray you see the face your future husband on Hallowe’en ? Ida: you have selected the party you might ask him to calk Tommy (after looking very hard his mother’s guest): Why, you ...
... courage to accep o’t, instead o’ a turnip, to frighten folk wi’ a cawnle low within its banes by the side o’ a kirkyard wa’ on Halloween. 1:. short, there’s nae need either for despair or daffin, when roan takes the skull o’ a frecn into his or looks at the ...
... of th.- family, the too true prophet of the coming end, through three generations the fatal harbinger of d.Mtb. “It was Halloween** (when that good father was dying), “the house was hushed and atilL one would liave thought of burning a nut, much lesa ...
... rural pleasures of his natal soil in Ids native tongue. IJow *dl performed his task let ids “Cotter’s Saturday Night,” ' ' Halloween,” and Ids “ Tam o’ Shanter” be Ids everlasting tellers; and when 1 add, whi(,-h .do fear .coutw- ...
... days previous. The circumstance occurred in connection with the accustomed recreations of children on the celebration of Hallow-e’en. A few days since, boy of nine years of age deliberately committed suicide, by throwing himself over the bridge Into the ...
... man who has has had his share o huast perfection—l country found him him. She bad and rural pleasure: w ell performed ** Halloween,’* and win ...
... Ireland,” which is usually associated with the Viceroy’s name, was heartily accepted, ’* as a separate distinct toast. Hallowe’en at Balmoral Castle. This timehonoured festival whs Uuiy celebrated at Balmoral Castle Saturday evening, in manner not soon ...
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