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... my hair, that slhin he flayed, L And then his ends to seek, : lie slit icy tongue, boenuse be sai( a lie thus could make mo speak, t 'aVEs dono--lmy namne and nature obin ged, tl For love of'hloteful gold, v W'ith man 1v c irtime bound and ranged, To slavery ...

... be objected, by cense, to thle title wrhichi arm ous- [teads this article, that wye take much too high ground tory wvhen we speak of Newspaper' Literature ; and it may dil scrow he urged that the daily or weekly sheet of print, iu ts asgow which wve are ...

... g1azed uptn tile gallant officers sor- roirfully, tirid, s5 lie shook his tead, his looks said as ltainly as looks could speak, and wvith the deepest patit, ' 'I ?? never rilked his cotv.' Do iD t at is liecessal ?? at last be uttered ; then, pullitlif ...

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... flowers ; these bows are II m. particularly adapted to a plain coiffure in bandeaux fI eir isses. It is as yet too soon to speak of pailles de riz d on and ?? craps bonnets, &c. Wadded deuillettei t be aid redingottesstill retain their preceidence over ...

... every day ye see a paving stolle,' was the faitnt sub. audible ejaculation of Father Luke, when lie was re- covered enough to speak, Sacreste ! qua nous sommes nttrappesa' said the Abh6i, scarcely able to avoid latighing at the situation in wh ich they were ...

... puffs placed in a spiral direction, and r so small as to take off but little from the tigriness of the sleeve. Generally speaking, however, there is 7 great reason to think that sleeves of moderate fulness 3 will continue to be fashionable in half dress ...

... it would de- tI liglt your het;rt to sec the style lie clears a public- ft house in, in no tulle ?? a .Bnt svouldi't tis speaking to them answer the a purpose as seel l e U Oil no! lie doesn't like to throiw away fis dis. fi co( rae on thim ; tited why ...

... stxxw'd the legs of forms half through, thten wor- c shippers rollid in the lurch. A second Dlaniel then could prove, and speak quite plain by finger rules, 'That 'Ship's religion was not formsnot church com- t posed of three-legg'd stools. t 'ITe Irishmen ...

... account afforded me by Major Gairdner, protuberent bellies; they are low in stature With set features, and muscular limbs. They speak a. dialect peculiar to thiemselves and build their villages i on tie boulhs of the forest trees. They do not api pear to rave ...

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