... Eugtand in a few shell. My father is her sole :ow guardian. Why. what's the matter with the door, • Mrs. Carden seemed to be speaking to herself can't you open it I rather than her limn:liter, ; there's something in the key, perhaps rose to depart. Ile had ...

... ' Ii s perfectly dreadful.' The sister tried another question, ' Who is the Sew Magdalen''' Oh, my dear, its impossible to speak of her ; wait till you read it yourself.' Time went on and papa showed symptoms of returning to a state of consciousness. 'The ...

... state for the information aimateur artier' that plaster casts of Royal perronagessaa not made of court plaster. A ONTEMPOBAIIV speaks of a man who is green that his Lrother is obliged to walk with him taper vent the cattle from ening him. rip NV LIEN fop was ...

... disappointment not only to the Board bet to the which. township if Mr. Allen did not take the chair. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Rawlins, speaking in support of the resole. tion, said Mr. Allen's policy was not a destructive but a good constructite one. He thought Mr ...

... should say, and leave mutant that which would be likely to cause pith If their dear friend who was goer could be preseut and speak to them be would say. Don't say anything that cannot be proved ; don't say anything that is not true , don't gay I am a perfect ...

... religious meetings the Moor, on front the top to the bottom, sestet g very severe Sunday, and by their he arty einging aid speaking injuries to the head and other forts of the body. attracted large numbers of people, whom they At the time of the &eddied ...

... principally to Old, Sol has proved a complete success. For many years this local event has been marred, or, properly speaking, damped, by unfavourable weather, which consequently considerably diminished the enjoyment of the masses, who seldom get ...

... golden prize—l cannot say more, can i ? Now sontel of s lot of fiddles come dotes and give me some tea! If that'• the way you speak of ' the poetry of Lady Liscannor accompanied her son downstairs motion' I shall have to take yon in baud and with a perfectly ...

... croaking tone adopted by leading Coercionist orators on the stump, they are not very sanguine of holding their own, not to speak of being able to wrench away the weakest of the constituencies at present held by the Liberals. At Dundee the Unionist case ...

... therefore selfish—youth always is; beautiful, therefore exacting; rich, therefore inconsiderate. Pardon me if I seem harsh, but I speak of people and things as I find them. Some day, Liscannor, if matters turn oat all wrong, remember I warned you and would have ...

... more highly born —smiled kindly on the captain, and he spoke to them with a simple, easy familiarity that men never used in speaking to her. The secret of it was simple— Liscannor was known to them, he had the ball mark of birth and breeding, ho was one ...

... Style. with the death of those old time customs, when feasting and drinking was the order of the day (or night, more properly speaking, when the day's work was over), their successors have been introduced under more sober auspices in our chapels and churches ...