... grew One littteb ieeson, lowly and true; And, Love the gardener, wet it apart Cherished It, %6de4 it, ?? Hsaxt. Love ?? i spY over h1elavr: Faahloned & tark'nd in~arotable bower- Love twined the leaves of it; calling tbem ' TeeFM Springing teem Hope ...

... holy transport gives, Though frseo oy sttrickon Ieart rumst RoW A tido of grief While9 1`1101Ory livQ3, And glootu sturround spy path below. Could we but raeestro by tile past The volts. of the prasoent hour, Aud cherish joys too bright to lr st. As tho ...

... Scionce asserts it, and science -nust know. And, therefore, forsake we the Rnler whose eye The seerotost action or purpose oan spy, And worship the Atom, who cares not a jot What virtues we praotiso or wickedness plot. We may trample the deoalogne under our ...

... judgment passionless and fair. We look formartyr and for saint To times behind us-and our eye, Too near the present, can but spy At boys who dress and girls who paint I Thus they of Egypt doubtless did In earlr times-at History's bir. They sai' the sweating ...

... Long be their davs, their fortunes glad and sure- His blood is noble and her heart is pure ! Look on her-in that aspect ye may spy Her mirror'd soul where all sweet, pictures lie; Spring, Summer, with their changes o'er it flit, And Morn and Eve, twin sisters ...

... while at 'Olympia last season being a revelation to many who hiatl not seen him riding upon that t~pe of cycle previously. A SPY IN A JROYAL COURT. e Marie-Antoinette as Dauphine is the title of of an article in the October Century 'l by Miss Anna L ...

... addyses me-and nowr-. Oh! the blighting misery of that tbsght-I wia no longer a soldier-the meanest horseman of his 4-Wo was spy superior. I passed through the village, and reusg te bisgh road before me was a party of dragoons, urcoibU aiveve of cattle-I ...

... i, stale your opinion: so I'll not tell yout Hlinour Li lie (&v coorse, fir it e nmiderution), But endeavour tn li.p you to spy The righte of tho whole sltuvticl. TTwns lonu b friro lrelond wse curet V ilh l lttit sud teindlord aud Agent. Thr (l'ligwi::iit ...

... Now b1 her pillos, small and white, Mid faded leaflets lying, An eage' rer, like a taper light, O'er ihe curtan's edge is spying. 'rhe sc(ent of the broom-bolds fills the room; The svindow is full of the bare blue gloom. And by tile lows hearth ashily ...

... hadlan- etlred ih, the vivilnity of the Spanish vessels of warl: the Cpm- mander ,,f these vessels orileredl his arrest, as a spy in tbe patriot servihe, and abu odance of evidelici' was quickly found. anlnuog the sailors to con1vict hlim of the t.fat. One ...

... your own. We bate not France, but France has lost her voice, This man is France, the man they call her choice. By tricks and spying, And craft and lying, And murder, was her freedom overthrown. Britons, guard your own. Vive l'Empereur may follow by and ...

... BY REttY W. LONGFPELLOW. A handful of red sand, from the hot clime Of Arab deserts brought, Within this glass becomes the spy of Time, The minister of Thought. How many weary centuries has it been About those deserts blown! How many strange vicissitudes ...