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... affording relief in any other way. Ilence, the floundering and the flurry—the insufficient supply, and the enormous expense. Speaking of the unsatisfactory manner in which relief is well-known to have been administered during the famine, Mr. Phelan says ...

... with another. And Theodorie, the son of Ali Shir, who is to lead the second charge, rides up and down before the whole army, speaking words of cheer, aid bidding the warriors remember the laurels of the past. At length, the order is given to advance. At the ...

... that they should keep their quarters? Who has dared to turn them out. Listen—listen,' plead the captain, struggling to speak freely. Iti. a most strange and startling thing. The soldiers are our, and the guard have joined them. They have been marshalled ...

... 1 could tint have borne it much longer. It was very bard, Dunia. But Duuia made no reply. At she was upon the point of speaking she thought she felt a motion of the couch, caused by some unseen force. She started hack towards the curtain, and in a moment ...

... be a middle-aged woman, clad in a neat, but humble garb. Who art thou ? the governor demanded, as the entered. I would speak with thee alone, Madouil. Under ordinary cireu.,.stances his excellency would have questioned the right of a strange visitor ...

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... meter, and just see how I will kick up my lied. Everybody likes polite children. Worthy persons will pay attention to such, speak well of their good manners, and entertain a high opinion of their parents. Children make note of this! Ye ...

... to inquir, the cause of the row, he teheeliee'd and settee, liee'd as bad any of us, and as soon as he opened his mouth to speak, down went the snuff into his throat, and nearly suffocated hint with coughing. He could do nothing but swear, stamp his feet ...

... se well es from Ireland. the receipts of beset,' fresh up this morning were seasonably large as to number, hot generally speaking de Sclent In quality. ...

... an amount greatly in excess of what has been required to pay for the ink ineure by the ellice eluting this first pare so to speak of the whole term; eriod, and this amount premiely compensate's the deficiency which occurs in the last period. If the assured ...