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... SPEAK GENTLY TO THE ERRING. Speak gently ! It is better far To rule love than fear— Speak gently—let no harsh words mar The good we might do here ! Speak gently : Love doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently Friendship’s accents flow— ...
... was in- but they did not think that every word of spired. In speaking ibe different wftS they mijihr, say one book was history, «no' speculation and eiry. To them it was r-at hoc writieo by rent men, each of flaenced by the peculiar errors his 1 ,nP orthodox ...
... terested in the objects of the institution. He felt it a pleasure to stand before such an audience to speak on behalf of the library, which was, or ought to be, the source of its power and usefulness. In a library there ought to bo cherished the noblest ...
... occasion to speak from; it had been slipped into his liand very adroitly with this ugly inducement on the back of it, Don’t be long.” Now their chairman did not think, perhaps, that the old gun was rusty, and refused to go oti; or that it was of a peculiar ...
... our fixed inheritance that fadeth not away, then every day has a priceless value. And if you think or speak of life as a dream, speak not of it as a dream without result. Our csndition is not that of sleepers who in the same night have different dreams ...
... and a useless railway to be constructed under imperial guarantees which, if engineers acquainted with the district speak truly, will never pa/ for grease to the wheels, and even as military work will be of value. There are other equally undesirable features ...
... The young uuior uea'i downward, and buret into tear*. . »• Speak Dudley !” exclaimed tlie anzxoua Doctor. What elae aila you ** I will tell you presently. But lam not Hurt more you aee—that is, in body.* •Ah, well that's all light. Ueal youreelf; I'll ...
... : Biit wliil© we thus speak with honourable pnde of our magnificent fleet and our brave oavj, the moral lessons of this display deserve attention It is noble thing for England to say, that although willing to prosecute the war, and just rising in all ...
... r 0 had been speaking, when life and property were » day’s purchase; but now wa conld ® our own vine and figtree, non* daring to make i. ra '^*” —(Cheers.) He also believed that, be/tes this security to life and property, we possessed J llOBl civil and ...
... anti useless railway la to bo constructed »ndcr imperial guarantees which, if engineers acquainted with the district speak truly, will never pay grease to the wheels, and oven a military work will be of value. There are other equally undesirable features ...
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... —I am Sir Oracle. lam John Arthur Roebuck. I am the incorruptible. I speak for England. I am England. I speak to the Universe. lam the Universe : for I am Tear- em ; and when I speak let no (other) dog bark.’ Whereupon Mr. Roebuck “resumes his seat amid ...