... Where at dim ligrht is faintly beaniss On a silent and shladowvless band. I can ne'er forget that glonmin, When I tried the Hallowe'en spel- When I heard that fearful omen The toll of a funeral bell. I have felt life's joys ere over With me since tlat fatal ...

... of havingbeen onIfa s rosso eelels n;-leo hail gone to the Mar~et andl XFs rssso ber. dlei at midnight of the previous Halloween CARl Saints' Eve), Nl under rite guiding and conduct of the devil . . . playing it befreyo o hs id f nsruens. Thea compn ...

... Mackenzie, Lon- ioo don, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. ,es, Amongst the contents of the second part of the the National Burns are Hallowe'en, The Cottar's is Saturday Night, The Jolly Beggar4 and The her Twa Dogs -all appropriately illustrated, whilst the ...

... lowse yere tongue upon my country like thiat, ig of I'll gie ve a loot on the lug that'll mak' it tingle fra lya this till Hallowe'en ! The thunderstruck Englishman hape stammered out, Why, my good man, I thought yoa were a Turk ! And sie I am a Turk ...

... beauty and fresh- hc ness of Madname Valloria's resonant and highly n~ t cultivated voice were first heard in Lassen's hi Halloween, which she sang with charming ne ~,sinaplicity. She found scope for mnure brilliant ~ vocalization in the companiion song ...

... & W. . Mackenzie. St The superstitions described are connected *u with the Druids, fairies, witchcraft, second- n sight, Hallowe'en, sacred wells and lochs, and Wan account is given of curious instances of High- ,n land customs and beliefs. Mr M'Gregor ...

... the phantasy of ni Tam o' Shanter rivals the following indictment of against Thomas Leyis of Aberdeen Im. is primis, upon Hallowe'en last by past (1596) at se twelve houris of seven or thairby; thou the said gs Thomas Leyis, accompaneit with Janette Wischert ...