... released from affectionate embrace, the bewildered girl looked from one to tho other for an explanation, but her mother could not speak for emotion, and so said“ Maggie, beloved child, in that lady yon behold your own mother.” “And you are,” —-Maggie commenced ...

... proved very benefeinl to the Institution, it was very convenient pines for receiving exposing artaolea far nlc. He then want speak of ton beoeMa «hM> would result from legacy of which bad concluded bnpiag that the might yet enjoy many yean of prosperity ...

... yarding tiers in gswsral, la parthmiar. being difficult to guess at. rwrvmw “ m not refined tee well-educated msu. and it 1 speak toe plainly ter you, nay put with it. - Xom regarded OUverstm mere esrionsly. kesw whit wu umiu. but kml th. strength meet ...

... accused rapping the door. When the door was opened the prisoner got angry at having been kept waiting long at the door. He was speaking loud when policeman came in, without bavins been sent ter, and dragged the prisoner out the house, and gave him a great deal ...

... much respected on board. Intelligence his death was communicated his mother, who resides Blackscroft, by Captain Hall, who speaks very highly of the deceased seaman. Ice in the River—The Tat Ferries Traffic. —As result the thaw lar«e quantities ©f ice ...

... bar ia vain. The great example of her tether was stways before bar. and in the totter tram which we have already qaoted she speaks of He, ‘epeat te the highest aim, and with the nehteat eewaaprian ef dety,’ as « leediag iter ’ ter Spaaong the latet Bbsce ...

... tony, for she Hilderbrandt requires recommendation,’’ interrupted Uiaula. so, have alryady received on© from Dagnell, who speak* in the highest terms her.” “Panion said Ursula, “hut I thought did not know—end that you were waiting tor me, both of you ...

... the compliment, •Aid that, although on inch occasion aa that one felt very much more inclined to be quiet than to in public speaking, yet most becoming that he should express his very sincere and hearty for the very kind way in which the Moderator had spoken ...

... Jc&nie, that’s a’ ken abooi her ip! Jessie can tell onything ye wad like ? Come ben here meeuifc, Jessie, the captain w to speak to yo.” * Jessie came treading softly. The captain’s wantin’ to tell him little Jeanie,” said Mrs Armstrong. “Oh, my good girl ...

... would require 15 or 10 to make a dress, Mrs Dryden may object to this one plaiting useless ornamentation, ’’but she need not speak of elegance, if the dress has to made after the fashion of a dozen years ago. As wincey Is 8,-yard, lasting 4 years with a ...

... weary life of penal servitude, and did not care much which way was but would have justice. They mast gag him if he was not speak. Up to the time when was apprehended he had disguised himself by disfiguring his face, not to identified Peace. the conclusion ...

... Matilda, whose passion had got beyond the bounds of reaeon. Rummy said spok. very low. but Elizabeth admitted that she had speak loud get her sister to hear her. The Bailie fined the listen* 11'* 6*l, seven days’ iraiuisonment each. Ramsay was dismiss ...