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... men that the capital of the concern was Robert's ; and was never known to speak to any of the workmen on any subject save t.is allotted business, and was never seen to smile. He told Manolt plainly, and without softening, that the money had been taken ...
... THE MEATH PEOPLE. (January 12, os = — | ‘Speak, or I firo. Who's there >?’ | had jilted us both); we had parted once or! him, is a matter of uncertainty; but they’ bitterly against the wind, and deep in calculation. twice in ‘huffs;’ and met again in ...
... THE MEATE PEOPLI ‘O- | | the Ministerial journals have. been speaking of sures they have porsved for tho benefit of t kind Alas | how many poa's gifted math | the defeat of Guvernment candidates and sug- sser- | lessons. Would Sir Roper? Pret lake to ...
... THE DAYS Ah. speak not of th • present time. ni itier what it’s joys may be; nmiter iliongli its moments make rainbow over sea rainbow arebinn perfect bliss With wrest bnei anif Hern use cannot li e- p hot L'pon-tbu Jay . ot o'.J. Tli! fiienJs who « i-b ...
... THK RUSSIAN LOAN. The Times speaks strongly as to the faction which the investing public have derived from the Russian loan. The full amount of £5,000,000 apportioned to England was very promptly taken up. The good the Russian loan to be calculated, not ...
... imagining liimsoif home, he would speak softly, as he was going with some of Ins companions to one of addressing his father aucl si.-tcr in tones of penitence, his usual resorts. put it by without reading it other times would hurst forth into cries of ...
... Witness—My knowledge; whenever met an oc- ; copier I made it duly to speak to him; there were no floods tie land then. Mr Janies Annstrong—Mr. Lvaim, you knon- Fariiliam estate ? Mr Armstrong—How take upon yourself to swear that Witness—l know the part ...
... rowful tone; * am stranger to you, then?’ Ves. you arc, and worse than any stranger in never speak a word to you again long I'm -H™ unless mind changes, snd for the foolish old wo! man that wrote such a blathering letter votuTli touch her for that same—never ...
... c strives Rave aiWays Onghnt objeets in Who speaks of a Brother in charity kind. And seeks not his faults or his faiings to find wt, The Worth Prante ...
... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS' SO mam* ficw rcntufcfs rtc literary world arc every out forth that arc c.V.ioed speak of each new aspirant with the greatest circumspection till discover of quality it actually raade, SOCIETY, after seven months, has shown itscif ...
... advance decamped. He speaks with a half Yankee accent; is middle nged man; but has no whiskers spectacles on at case, snd smokes frequently with a fancy pipe. We advise the proprietors of newspaper offices to beware of him.— He speaks softly but has proved ...
... ON And gains her ear by whispe Of half-a-dozen lovers. Next, ona lovely bed of wh The little rascal tries his mis And as he speaks, the bowery willing to the tender tale Of Love among the roses. Then toa full-blown matron flow Struts he as conscious of ...