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... die, Yet; oh i too' fair for earth I 'Tit; not the roses on thy cheek, of departure tell— As early blighted spring-flowers speak A sOrrowful farewell But still I've seen the fairest things All'fleetly-lade away— Like dreatosthat take the morning's wings ...
... from my house, which opened on the green. I crossed it like a lion, and went up to M'Cormick. Ile looked firm, but did not speak. I did. 'Good morning t'ye, general ' The general bowed. his is too cold a morning for fight- There is but One alternative ...
... been the means of relieving the sufferings of the poor, during a season of unparalleled distress. Unaccustomed as lam to speaking, I feel at a loss how to express myself for this free-will offering of your kindness, and will not detain you any longer ...
... a downright barbarism. hat, replied the Other, do ,you mean to insult me? Barberbon t I'd have you to know a bar' ter speaks as good English any day as a parish clerk. DEPINITION OP A DitIINKARD.—A pious divine of the old school says- A drunkard ...
... cie;Jcet)dot Ou r t e time of the year is coming On w n b e out in the open air, and, I am afraid,. we s laela to hear one another speak, when the impudent , egin to 'pair in swing: And, Mr. Editor, they are arwell for they have quite spoiled niy . new coat, ...
... from his brain, or his mouth. 'lhen you,behold the effects of sack and tobacco ; but your prudes in eating and drinking, in speaking and smoking, Coxcombs prefer the tickling sting of sniff, Yet all their to wisdom is—a Lord Foplin smokes not, for his ...
... ll° a trust n 1 r could put St e in; never nddicted t o tying, o drinking. His parents are very poor, au body hither. to speak for hint. 1 and at my own expense. One ot the jury, named Battersby, of Leyland, and deposed, that he Leigh. He knew Leyland ...
... waxes honest in his gin ; for him; Betsey- the pretty bar-maid displays the symmetry of a well-turned ankle, and the landlady speaks volumes in a squint. Survey him as he bowls along the road, fenced in coats numerous as- the seven bull*ides of Ajax. Listen ...
... —Damages £3. thus negativing the act of bankruptcy. - LETTERS TO . MY BETTERS, . : • T o • ESQ. . Sin, , your permission I would speak with von, ' The guardian-angel of the Old Dock, who Wished that its body might be filled up, but, As yet, they've scarcely ...
... his respected Customers, cannot be equalled, either in this town, nor yet out of London. Facts are stubborn things, and will speak for themselves. ,Vicin 0 1 1 h .of the ,e s t, It A • at his ...
... and those o ant an article of the most superio'r quality will find it r leir while to call and taste the Samples, which will Speak for themselves. MACKAY and CO. ' 2, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool, 26gh March. , .FAINCY HORSE ON SALE.. N SALE, at Roberts's ...
... your family from destructian'tooJ• young lady, as you suppose - , eas perfbedY 1100, For a copsiderable time she could not speak. oo et, she said, I must see My papa first, before I el , -Well, well, rephed they, Carlisle is 1 - int far e.le there ...