... towards him ; much less to speak to him. At last, with a faltering voice, “What motive,” he said, “hadst thou to disobey my command, and refuse to the emblem of my power, whatever it might be, the respect which is due to myself? Speak, if thou hast any thing’to ...

... ” Gemmi then threw himself on the bosom of Tell who received him, embraced him, and pressed him to his heart. He tried to speak to him, but could only bathe him with his tears, while he uttered his name with a trembling a>;d half-choked voice—“No! my ...

... still possesses the power to the same. The franchise, like the atmospheric air, is equally valuable, though equally enjoyed. Speaking of the air—suppose, for instance, that any class of individuals were powerful enough to shut up the rest of their fellow-men ...

... class of the people who were called upon to exercise the right, but dll they that be there present.” Sir W. Jones, while speaking of the feudal svstem, instituted by William the Conqueror, says, narrow and base it was, and confined exclusively to landed ...

... are aware that we must have a something to sign public documents, and speak a speech now and then; and we have no doubt that in these wondrous times, a machine mightbe made to speak a speech and it would no doubt enlighten the minds of the wisdom of the ...

... country, with the spleen Of all the under fiends.”—Coriol/Anus“Yet he shall have a mournful memory. Beat thou the drum that it speak mournfully.”—lbid. A gallant bark was once seen anchored on the waters off Stony Point, near Tarrytown, on the Hudson. She ...

... of peace; and might have been eased the moment the exigence was The funding system is not money ; neither is it, properly speaking, credit. It in effect creates upon paper the sum which it appears to borrow, and lays o* a tax to keep the imaginary capital ...

... harvest’s spring, the unfailing sun Sheds life and light; the (ruits, the flowers, the trees Arise in due succession. All things speak Peace, harmony, and love. The Universe in nature’s silent eloquence, declares That all fulfil the work of joy and love ; All ...

... we are led to believe that the Hon. T. Brand, in 1810, expressed the sense of even the present objectors, when he said, speaking of septennial an annual parliaments, that The one term was too long to please the people ; and the other too short to satisfy ...

... in the garden ; I run after him in every direction, without finding him; but, egad, he shall pay me for running !” While speaking, 1 kept moving forward with the same celerity. At the end of the arched passage below the clock, 1 encountered another sentinel—l ...

... geese to pick them up.” THE CHARTIST CIRCULAR, Ode to Tyrants.. PETER PINDAR, ESQ WHO, and what are ye, scepter’d bullies—speak, That millions to your will must bow the neck, And, ox-like, meanly take the galling yoke ? Philosophers your ignorance despise ...

... as many of their readers are gullible—cannot get over it. Most of them keep silent on this head altogether, while those who speak out are constrained to allow what they are pleased to term the abstract right of Universal Suffrage,” that is, the justice ...