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... the bat does in the animal world, partaking as it does of the nature both of a vegetable and a fruit. We know that strictly speaking it is no more a fruit than is a stick of celery, yet we accord it the honours appertaining to fruit proper by interring it ...
... most heavily for the good things are not those who rejoice over them. De Quincey, in that paper on Mail Coaches wherein he speaks of carrying the news of vic- tory down into the country, tells us how they travelled decked out with laurels, heralded by ...
... and anguish wring them. They question uds the sgory of our lives-the battles, sieges, fortunes we have passed, Wherein we speak of most disastrous chances, Of mouing accidents by flood and field, Of hairbreadth 'Scapes in th' isnititcat deadly breach ...
... long been known as a powerful speaker, and great ex- pectations are entertained of his parliamentary career. He thinks and speaks earnestly and clearly. He possesses, also, the valuable gift of being able to think on his lege, and is quick at repartee ...
... Georgette woke in the library by the side of her still sleeping brothers, and wished her rosy feet good morning. II.-DEATH SPEAKS THE mother. watched this mysterious procession, but neither understood nor sought to understand ; her eyes were busy with ...
... this cry- Come! The camap waited in the breathless silence of expectancy. Cimourdain resumed, On one condition. Listen. Speak. You hate mi Yes. And I love you. larmyour brother. I The voice from the top of the tower replied-s Yes, our brother ...
... SPEAK UP, SIR!' A REMINISCENCE OF OXFORD COMMEMORATION ...
... *. 1ir4t Siglat cf 1 shng.-2. Preparing the Bunting.-3. Reception at Flushing. - . The Banquet: Prince Henry Speaking.-5. The Illuminations.-6. Dutch Peasantry.- 7. Collapse of the Dutch Band-S. A Rubber in the Smoking Saloon. THE NEW ROUTE TO THE CONTINENT ...
... not help glancing round to be sure that Lucy was out of ear-shot. Do you mean the Corleonis ? I asked. Yes; the man I speak of is the son, Don Vittorio, as they call him. Is he an acquaintance of yours ? I asked, wonderingly. No, but I have seen ...
... man, woman, and child talks about the Derby at Derby-tide, though during the rest of the year they may not see a race-horse, speak of one, or read of one. All the world and his wife goes to Epsom; and, unlike the practice in the immortal Pepys' time, when ...
... ENGLISH COSTUMES THE EARL OF LATHOM RECEIVING THE SILVER KEY OF THE NEW PROMENADE OUTSIDE THE NEW MARKET-THE EARL OF DERBY SPEAKING OPENING OF NEW PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AT SOUTHPORT ...
... THE NEW UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT LIVERPOOL - PROFESSOR RENDALL, THE PRINCIPAL, SPEAKING AT THE INAUGURAL MEETING AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL ...