... herb, till tear* Arise and dim my sight— You cannot tell how every leaf Breathes of post delight. Yon smile to sec turn and speak With o.ie whose converse you despise, You not see the dreams of old That with his voice arise— How can you tell what linka ...

... silvery rustling Did they nor bid us ri The tieeriiijr joys earth, Its and e.nutv pleasures For those lasting worth ? And they speak in vain— The*? preacheTs, Natoro-taught ? Or .shall we turn list’uing ear, And profit as ought The next spring will bring with ...

... dispute, and the plaintiff alleged that he had hern danderouily called the defendant a common sheep stealer She denied the speaking of the worda. The withdrawing of a Juror having been suggested was ultimately agreed to, and sttt aas entered by the Judge ...

... Court—Did you find them drinking? Witness—No ; found them in the yard. Mr. son of the defendant, said the yard was, properly speaking, a public pass, and that any person might have gone into it. Court (to complainant) Can you swear that they had been in the ...

... this imagination they had grounds wti.it. enr (hetr. hear). On the contrary, as the name bears speaks traditional host lily to the Holy See it consequently speaks hostility lo’tlie Catholicity of'the Iri'h people. Fiance, under her old .id lend to our . fathers ...

... want of money, their want of military stores, and the difficulty of obtaining or carrying proper supplies of clothing. He speaks of the ravaged houses of Virginia, the ruin that has fallen upon the farmers, and the poverty which presses upon great numbers ...

... volunteer army. As to the officers of the navy, they were from the first unwilling to surrender the Southern Comissioners. Speaking of the civil war, Dr. Russel say—“ Let January pass over without some great victory and the fail of the government is sealed ...

... grand and solemn will be invoked to make the result worthy the occasion—a preacher, whose very appeararce is in itself a speaking dtscovrsc, in the pulpit: a prelate whose name is identified as well with the politics with the religion of his country, ...

... wadding along legs that cannot support its weight, when I have witnessed great scholar trying make a speech on platform, and speaking miserably ill. The great scholar had left l):» own element, where he was graceful and .it ease : he had co to another, which ...

... Cantwell’s Pastoral, and anxious make it appear to the world that they are knowing ones and had discovered mares’ nests. Speaking of the police, it is only just Mr. Supple and bis party that shou d give them credit for earnestness and activity in the ...

... abounds in coloured people, or wo to call them at home, the blacks ; here, when persons wish speak respectfully of them they sav the coloured people, when they speak in contempt lltev . them tuggers have great many forci n', priests I,ere. ami they arc all ...

... lie sent a message down, “All goes well,” and continued his journey towards the north, having descended ' near the ground to speak. ...