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... meet no more!’ ‘Farewell, Elder Suiffies! Adoo! We part tew Pron og oy Bedott, do not speak in that mournful a distress me beyond all mitigation (he ee Rng ‘hand). Pray reseat yourself, and. allow me to the’ conversation for a short period. As I before ...
... The Daily News, July 1st, speaking of Benson's Watches in Exh are arraD,-;ei fiue selection macufic'cred him the n'cst and m?3t of borologicil When compare the soeeirueas of ancient. ere placed beside them, or even with those worn by our graudtdtUere ...
... The Builder, April 13, 1861, speaking of Bensow’s Argen- tine, says, “Under a short trial, it has certainly improved rather than fallen off in appearauce.” This splendid mate- rial is a compound of various metals, with a heavy deposit of pure silver, ...
... ' And when another May-Day comet. May here to see many friends enjoy socfa sport Amid soeh scenery 60 speaks, or thinks, or looks the judge, And off the strangers stream— The private party vanish too, To on cords and cream. ...
... NAPOLEON. Come Albion display thy righteousness— Thy deep aversion to licentiousness : C'ime forth ! speak .t I 0 never afraid face th 'junto. who would man lie, whom would endeavour to pourtray, deem the greatest tyrant of the day. His imperfections ...
... A recent letter from Paris speaks of meeting a Parisian coachman, to whom misfortune had given a curious celebrity. Some time since, cancer in hia tongue rendered amputation necessary. This operation was performed by the surgeon the Hotel Dieu, who shortly ...
... Speak Oct.—We heard good story ft rustic youth and a country girt, who sat facing each other at the supper table of a husking party. The youth, smitten with the charms of the beautiful maid, only rented his passion in sly looks, and now and then touching ...
... Cure Consumption Newcastle Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafbrs.— 44 Gentlemen, can myself speak your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended thecnin many casesof pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else ...
... The Late Mr James Fcltox, Ham Cuker—When an excellent man is taken from amongst us cannot alwavs refrain from speaking in admiration of his character, and from paying a small token of respect to his departed worth, while yet the grave has just closed ...
... in the crowd having bawled out to him, speak quick!) Speak quick! retorted DisraelL It very easy for you to speak quick, when yon only utter stupid monosyllable. (Loud cheers and laughter.) But when I speak I must measure my words. I have to open ...
... by not speaking more than I do ; but what would you have me to say ? ft constant care to see that you are properly attended to in every particular. What more can you desire After this effort he resumed silence, and has not been known to speak since. Boston ...
... that, for the first time in his political life, Mr Bright speaks as a man conscious of responsibility for what he says. He recognises the existence of persons who differ from himself. He speaks of considering not what would abstractedly the best, but what ...