... won't wake if you take your hand away, sir, she added, with a feeling that she was trespassing on Noel's time. We won't try him, was the kind reply. I am glad to sit still for a little while; I have been walking a good way. He .sat on till something ...

... Archibald made to her wild speech. and she looked up into his grave, kindly face, and felt the. rebuke. _ _ _ I will try, I will try, she said, and grew more calm under his gentle influence. 1 wonder what she is like, she said at length. He once told ...

... tram of any of it . was found in the house after his decease. One courageous individual made his way to the hill one night, to try and satisfy himself as to the origin of the sounds which had been heard. Being an aoquaintanoe of the drowned fisherman he was ...

... in a he taw his great advaittagt.; if he to •Isl permade her of that fiction as fact, she wtetid, perhaps, go and be saved: Yes, saved; for Hampton never for one motet at thought of her as others there did. Ile lookist upett her as upon an impulsive, unselfieh ...

... hi p, 1 Scotland is not so largely represected as ° P .P , be obtained of them. With the exce_ption of Ithe friends of the Association desire. Dis- but only where there is reason to believe that these twelve, all the blankets rent to Birmingsuch inspection ...

... as hu sietned to bate constituted himself the friend women in di.tresoi—he who professed lo hate tie in. Ile spent some hours vainly i ndeavouring tO tind Geduery tiilhert, who had slimils.ar/s1 from /di , ring WM.., leaving no bats., awl thin his quitted ...

... Bressay, died suddenly. He had just risen from his bed in the morning, apparently in his usual health, and after dressing; sat down on a chair and suddenly expired. On Friday, a labourer, named William Johnstone, residing in Burns' Lane, Lerwick, died auddeniy ...

... Liberal candidate. No, was the reply, 1 am di,gusted with Gladstone, and the whole lot of them, and I mean to give the Tories a chance Bus time. 1 professed surprise at this change in my friend's opinions. Well, he resumed, I think the Tories ...

... personal considerations from him as he strode towards Dan Sylvester a cottage. In trying to unravel the mvst err which hung over the fate of Letitia Illington he must try to forget everything but the fact that his honour was in question. Re acted merely ...

... lettur ph aml if Mr. San. di!ansls had gi. in hint the ens of t•aiing die only 'decent coat titan the ptwn-shop, he him site.:ry hint ti • that disect, not one of which Mr. :sundi :nide took. Mr. Sandilands even nred upin hirt the di id of soliation, and wait ...

... they same forward on the doorstep. W. re you out in all that. thunderstorm r Miteters ailed again, as he ii Mies Chester to di-ins - sun-. Ye--; Jet took fright said ran away in the for.-st. eteilda't hold hi r ; I am torn to pis ees, I t and she tried ...

... the back of his head. If he is your friend, he's our friend, and we shall soon fall into line, but to-night you're here to meet about that half-crown. Iv a for you to say whet hqr or no you'll have it. We've saved the money for the fight. Wei it from ...