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... well-known version of the anthem Sound the loud timbrel was then effectually rendered by the musical section of the Guild. Speaking of the Scottish national anthem, the lecturer first touched on the early incidents in the struggle for inclepen• dente under ...
... which had grown white ,e death, and he uttered not • word. She was the tirst to break the silence. Do you say, asked, speaking with difficulty, that Raven Jack--has shot—live fellow-creatures this morning ? So one answered ; they thought she knew ...
... formed by a stage boos thrown In—one produces another. How's your cold ? asked. I dam% know. he whispered; I am not on speaking Isms with it. It baa been remukal that some give asordlog to their mesas, sad some accerdlug to their sesame. observing ...
... L A N 1; HOLM. HOME 188 10 N. —On liabbsth Ping, Temperance Hall—tan and 7.30. Co WADDELL, Esq., Headanook, will sing and speak. Special address on Weaving. A CUP OF COFFEE, COCOA, ou CHOCOLATE IN ONE MINUTE, BY 1781 NO T. aiC ii. I'T ' COFFEE AND ...
... the word. in the Bible. Such ambiguity fregnently occurs in examinetions, and men often iniaronatrne l neations, not to speak of children of the fifth standarddard and had the lineation treated of any other matter than drink there never would have been ...
... fathers we need not fear for her sons. (Cheers.) lam speaking of Burns to-day as a man, end not aa a poet. It is not possible to say much—and this is not the place to speak of his poetry, for I am speaking in Scotland. and the poetry of Burns is the birthright ...
... them have almost no clothing at all. They receive almost no education or discipline. They learn to curse almost as soon as to speak. They have none of the brightness or sprightliness of children, but have • face as sad and sober as their parents. One traveller ...
... CAHLYLZ ON DRAWING. Speaking at the annual festival of the Artists' Geueral Benevolent luititution on Saturday, Lord itosehery emphasized the amount and value of the artistic culture to be obtained within the walls of the Royal Academy, and quoted an ...
... tragedyfor such indeed it is. The young Princess stood by the lifeless body, calling the Duke by name and entreating him to speak to her once more, the while wringing bee hands In despair. The Duchess of Teak end the Princess of Wales endsavoored to calm ...
... half broken, Shall read long.treaeured testers thro' salt tears ; Sbtli kiss with anguished lips each cherished token That speaks of these lore-crowned, delicious years. One of us two shall find all light, all beauty, All joy on earth, a tale for ever ...
... light the mire of it. Then she laid her hand in his—sand, I'll take my share of it: When speak of Lore, deer John. I don't mind the tun of it, When you speak of home, of joy and together, milk Donde you, John, fair ur su.nuy weather . I have sod a Moults ...
... sod the crops are shoat half out, taking pad.) es s ',bola At Moesittiowe cutting w as finished on Saturday list. Grainily speaking asps alter fallow are very light, while les crop is about &emir. Me Janes Little, Bark Tower, was one of the judges for saddle ...