... of genius. It should embody, and illustrate, and evoke, the highest qualities of intellectual and moral powers. It should speak with the still small voice of historic truth and say : This was a king of men. Whether ip, or in in poetry, or in science, ...

... boy, ** Are you Arthur or Charlie Receive your thoughts as guests, and treat your desires like children. I am requested to speak on the tone and spirit of this order, which is said, by some people in this part of the counux‘. to be denunciatory, violent ...

... What he (Mr. Wright) had to sav he had authority for saying. Ten days ago he had seei Mr. Bright, and, therefore, he could speak wtth certaint ¢ as to his health. He was the same John Bright as during the corn-law-agitation, possessing the same energy ...

... the reverend Nlecturer. Still, we eannot but think, that it is more in accordance with the spirit of i our holy religion to speak sparingly of these | seeret things of the hidden man of the | heart—at all events until time has disclosed | more fully the ...

... himsclf to Mazzini, who liked his resolute character and his manners. In fact, Orsini is the very type of a ¢ :'uspirumr; he speaks rarcly, and always i a mysterious way ; he is reserved, little inclined to mernment, and no man cnn better than he appear ...

... it in again so as to make ail safe and comfortable when the moment of bitter disappointment shall arrive. Of the ballot he speaks with greater emphasis and assurance. 7hat is the *liberal device for advancing party interests, and keeping the great body ...

... life, and the claims and duties of life, like these, are presented to the public. And so of our public schools. What need to speak of them in such a tone and to such an audience ! In every thing they are equal, and in many things superior to what are called ...

... having made his peace with God and was not afraid | religion. The mbnh-lot. Cardinal Wolsey, and to die. Lastly, he would speak of the brave and | the P had to sanction his divorce from gallant Havelock. He confessed that when he heard Cnhm of Arragon ...

... ; the bond of union grows stronger * and all belonging to the two, by time and sympathy, is blended nto one. Webster.— you speak from your own experience, most hermit, if I may be so bold a 8 to inquire ? Sir Roger. — Hush, Webster, hush! you are treading ...

... you that {‘our brother had left us and gone to heaven to be where the angels are. That is but his body. It cannot stir, nor speak, nor look, nor breathe, again. You see the little eyes are shut, and all is cold and still. This is what we call death, my ...

... mature the physical and moral powers of our nature. Science has become acquainted with the whole interior of our structure. She speaks familiarly of the laws of our organization, and assures us that she has the means of prevention or the means of cure for all ...

... nor the bishops haveany suchright orany such prerogative. The, re simply individual members of the house of peers, and can speak no more officially and authoritatively than any other individual member of their lordships house. This state of things is highly ...