... Whose high endeavours are an inward light That makes the path before them always bright. t Surely the secret purpose which Mr. John- sto has predicated of Sir Robert Peel was both a e high endeavour and a inward light; one a which, while it ...

... comforting and surest healing bringing; And when earth's sharpest thorns had pierced his feet His way was gladdened with his inward singing. In short, Louise de la Valliere is a book to own and treasure. Strong devotional feeling exists in so-me of the ...

... by F. Schubert, a concentrated tuneful essence of which, could the composers enter a protest, we should hear a fierce complaint.- The Coronation March from Le Prophi'le has been more or less elaborately arranged by transcribers, adaptors, &c., since ...

... plays, but they had not done so. There was only one entrance to the place, and that was very narrow, and the doors opened inwards. Inl the event of a crush serious con- se(uences might happen. He instructed the previous witnesses to visit the hilace, and ...

... space that would be required, but it would be a manifest improvement. Then this side of the Churchyard could be devoted to the inward traffic, and the other side to the outward. It would not only give us a better Xiew of the Cathedral, but would tend greatly ...

... future to spare the t1nhappy word only, which finds itself in the strangest and ?? uncomfortable situations. However, our complaint against Professor Itoberson is mainly that he has failed to take the necessary aim in this kind Of popular writing. Negative ...

... soliloquy had evidently struck inwards, for he was in bed, suffering from a disease, with the invariable stage symptoms, a feverish brow and clammy bands. Two doctors were called in, and, failing to diagnose his complaint, knelt by his bedside and-unlike ...

... this is really the only verse play of recent times which has secured what seems to be a permanent place upon our stage. Complaint has been made of the author's treatment of history ; his portrait of Cromwell, indeed, which is based upon the notions of ...

... the middle-class audience of that theatre, it reaffirmned the great literary qualities possessed by its author. The only complaint that wvill generally be made concerning ' Le Repas du Lion is its abuormal length, and even this detect may be over- looked ...

... that those quaint grimaces which he has always at command are apt to reappear in all places and at all seasons. Similar complaints, however, have been made against all low cottedians, indeed, even against Munden, of whom Charles Lamb nevertheless said ...

... a considerable attendance. Police were on d duty in various parts of the house, and it spoke well for o Mr Roach that no complaint had been made by them. 11 Mr Moss said that so far as this application only was o concerned, the police did not intend to ...

... the ignorance and impecuniosity which are so peculiarly their own. In view inore especially of the chlronically recurring complaints as to the Norwegiaun middlemien ' or agents, the chapter devoted to Renting and Lettin.- Sallnon Rivers is worthy of ...