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... conclusion of ‘the exhibition, in the Grand Hotel at Paris, it spoke * a piece ” as follows:—“I was born in America, I can speak all languages, and am very zhnd to see you. I thank {ou for your vieit,” There already too much talk in the world, Mrtthfi machine ...
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... Zelegraph,) Beef being at Eruent the theme of many tongues and of countless hungry aspirations, it cannot be ouf of place to speak of additional supplies wherewith i what is now to so many only a luxury, nunoly,-prlm. ; joint, may be brought within easiér ...
... young voices blending sweetly, and giving promise of even greater achievements in the fatare. We anderstand that financially speaking the concert was a success. ...
... of gladness. The flash that strikes one hearth with death, for another lights the feast, ...
... Telegraph.) Beef being at present the theme of many tongues and of countless hungry aspirations, it cannot be ouf of place to speak of additional supplies wherewith what is now to 8o many only a luxury, nathely, a prime joint, may be brought within easier ...
... of gladuess. The flash that strikes one hearth with death, for ~ another lights the feast, For burial and for bridal rite, speaks on the self same priest ; One passes carelessly the prize that another dies in loosing, Our nearest and dearest will not take ...
... QuEry.—A popular writer, speaking of the ocean hlegnr. wonders whether the news transmitted through the salt water will be fresh. Tae Turks.—Lord Palmerston once said, speaking of the Turks: * What energy can be expected of & people with no heels to their ...
... that Captain Nares had rendered great services to ecience, and had gone as far north as it was humanly possible to- go.: - Speaking about the Arotie regions leads me naturally to conclude this letter by stating that we are now here experiencing the delights ...