... general. interest. ich naturally cannot i all lives there are f thought, which are questior s may be Aumns, and thus one Lo to speak freely on r interest from time to far more leisure for L men, and I shall be a these monthly notes. vhich I esteem worth it ...

... children, for . I don't know their ways; but, of course, I'll do what I can. Hannah's eyes shone very brightly while she was speaking. Archie glanced at her in a puzzled sort of way. You must tell me about the East End children some day, she said in/ a ...

... diligence and maiden modesty ; and his bidding them protect her, and give her some of their bread and parched corn ; and his speaking kindly to her, and telling her that he had heard all her pathetic story, and bidding her to reap only in his field ; and ...

... would like our readers to draw a little nearer to the Countess than they can get when she is on those platforms where she speaks so wisely and so well. We should like to show her to them when she is crossing the Atlantic to visit her new estate in Canada ...

... spoken to, with or without the customary expletives, they are apt to bridle up, to consider that their editor forgets he is speaking to a lady, and then when they get back into their own rooms they have a good cry over the brutality of men in general and ...

... patient effort. All this induces a cheery, practical philosophy which is common in France to both sexes. The wilfulness I speak of is combined with and kept outwardly in check by natural tact. If her sympathies are quick, her head is cool. It is a pity ...

... W. Garrett Horder. There are also articles on Photography, as a Scientific Hobby, by Rev. 7. Ballard ; on Public Speaking, by Dr. Main Davidson ; and on Jonathan, by Rev. F. B. Meyer. The magazine is published at 3d., by S. W. Partridge & ...

... common to multitudes. Such questions may be fairly alluded to in these columns, and thus one may help many. I wish also to speak freely on subjects of social and literary interest from time to time. Many women have far more leisure for reading and social ...

... evening, Mrs. Lovell said a word to Archie. Come to my room, for a little before you go to bed, dear, she said. I want to speak to you. Archie nodded. A few minutes later she was standing by the old lady's side. You said you wanted me, Aunt Cassandra ...

... went_to_ France the subject of my sketch was sadly bun:IOWA by the necessity for colUnued study of the Now she can not only speak French well but eloquently, and those who doubt her entire adoption of a foreign land have; only to hear her deliver an address ...

... place, then, headaches may be divided into two gres,t classes--thoee within the skull end those outside. In the former class, speaking generally, die pain is as a rule duller and more persistent ; in the latter, it is sharper and. shorter. Inasmuch as we have ...

... commented upon by others, even if those others were 'only Tom and his wife. And certainly she felt that they odght not to speak so 'before the children. Children were such terribili listeners, and one never knew what they would say ...