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... Christian Believing and Living. By the Rev. Dr !Ldington. Recreations of a Country Parson. WCheyne's Memoirs. Speaking to the Ilesxk By Dr Guthrie. London : How the Great City Grew. By Emerson. Two Friends. By the Author of the Patience ...
... any liberty to give any such preference, so her preferences go for nothing.' 'You surely,' quo' I, ' don't know her when you speak in that way. It's my opinion, if Mary Anne has a lad, she will stand by him in spite o' Leith you and me. Man John quo' the ...
... adore. Ills whole soul revolted against the notion that the great and blessed God, the Merciful Father of all mankind, would speak of a servant or maid as mere ' money,' and allow horrible crime to go unpunished, because the victim of the brutal usage had ...
... allusion to the same. lam not gnisg to preach you a sermon on the subject, but will tell you in word, — that the tongue that speaks such poison to the happiness of any one, is in great danger of being silenced for ever. When, by sore struggling, I had cast ...
... in the garden, and after serera/ passing nods, we at length got into conversation. It struck me, immediately on bearing him speak, that he had some secret sorrow that lay at his heart, so, prompted partly by curiosity, and partly by the thought that I might ...
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... Christian Relieving. and Living. By the Rev. Dr Huntington. Recreations of a Country Parson. M'Clteyne's /Remains. Speaking to the Heart. By Dr Guthrie. London : How the Great City Grew. By Emerson. Two Friends. By the Author of the Patience ...
... are kisses sweetest: When they are obtained. Spell the fate of all earthly things with two letters' 1) K. If a clock were to speak to a parrot, what would it say 1 Poll 1 ticks. People with long necks enjoy drinking, as the liquor is tasted all the way down ...
... Christian Believing and Living. By the Rev. 1)r Huntington. Recreations of a Country Parson. M'Cheyne's Memoirs. Speaking to the Heart. By Dr Guthrie. London: How the Great City Grew. By Hiner- Two Friends. By the Author of the Patience ...
... prepared by the authority of the Government, to the Crielf Reading• Room, lkluiting Club, and Mechanics' library. Sir Keay speaks highly of New Brunswick, and in shortly expected to deliver a lecture on the subject. Stamm Thant.—A very sudden death occurred ...
... about and consulted, ever ready to speak out or to shut their months at our bidding. Is not neglecting such companionship and counsel, then, moo foolish and nirxeusable than if it were the raw mnterial, so to speak, of these respective authors we were ...
... thing is now plain to all, that Mr has ceased to be the leader of Auti Burgh Party, fur Mr Scriingeour, at that meeting, speaking in name of the wot king. classes of Crier, disowned all connection II him a leader, and virtually declared hiat the I.:a-Champion ...