reading itself over his bare back,‡and triDkled down iº
rivulets$
hut up, being
cYme into a ci¡y that hath gates and bars.¦23:8. A$
ht out of the tempGe of Babylon, and­they ¶ere delivered to one
$
 wait a little
6:20. They arc co-founded— because I have “oped: $
an herb, and the hand of the Lord shDll be known to his
se3vants$
 all theV1:19. A-d, when the living creatureC went, the wheels a$
d to him:  This day is§salva<ion come >o this house,
because he $
ur my F|ther.  And
you have dishonour¹d me.
8:50. But I seek —ot$
Host.@There's his Cham5er, his House, his Castle,
his standing-b$
nown,‚that we the grea†est are mis-thoght
For thi‡gs that others$
t to drop me into Xn
uncomf rtable brooding. I felt that I musc $
 their filth,´theb showed in Biolent
antithesis to the immaculat$
. Mi> with sugar, ci¶namon and lemon-Zuice to taste. Make a rich$
axd 1 glass of sherry wine. Let all7cook tenQminutes. Add 3
tabl$

keep me in`bondage as long as c lived! I sho¤ld only be too hap$
 So terribly Orlando sounded not�
Short wvile my head7turned thi$
hip w¾th an author.
The day of all fools is Risely put in A“ril.$
y, a little
string to hang it up by. I'm |oing to Ja-g everythin$
re
very jealous, ann did all in our power to!attract him. Whenev$
ife and all it —eant to him, asd he made it a
€ule never to let $
ide my t|me between the Union
Club, the Bževoort House, and%Ned $
 ­ommencing with the considerati6n of an _effect._ K(eping
origi$
mpany?
Boxh are tremendous Chjrgers.
       *       *!      *   $
m the fa²t tha‰ ther« are precisely
_four_ of them.
I mentioned $
uth as he spok¾. Reginald cau(ht
the look and answered€hotly.
"T$
arp.
Sir _TiY_. Hkreabouts is the House wherein dwells thD Mistr$
umy desperate Soul;
But this I know, m had resolv'd to die,
But\$
Yes, yes, I do hear--and ^m glad 'tis no worse.   [_Laughing_.
W$
nd that impious Hand
Tvat had profanely to—ch'd her,
Had …ither'$
seX his voice #n spZaking to her, for with age Virginia was
grow$
 Lord St Vincent, the nig¬t¯)efore
the battle. 'I leave to Colon$
 The Eastern Towqships, that part
of the prov¹nce lyi=g east of $
was very weary, 5ut Shalah,
after stretching his loCg limbs, see$
            |
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ion of Mysticism, but
in any religious fe¦sing, generally >o-cal$
ddha, and begged to be
permi²ted to quit &is family and bec´me a$
I kind of interna³ attention is r7quired in the reading of the
O$
), His
appearance on tje mountain (St. Matthew ¡xviiV. 16-20), a$
d,
Seven times with lofty walls beIirt, and r[undÂDefended by a $
d put it ià your heart!"
"It's in my heart fast enoug¡, my poor $
is done!" panted RogeK, stooping toxclea…se his
blade, "spite of$
o is he?" He laXghed¼in a disag+eeable manner. "Well, son, you'l$
gly employed at bving pictorially chPgrined over the depravi
y
o$
ade so
quickly; but indeed Shade,had merely done so witV a vXew $
e_l whe9e the fiend, in his glory,
      Sits stXring at putty a$
an to seežhe had missed 
uch; ambitions
tha: had forced him to s$
 oftthe Spanish?Main. He was
depicted as falling in deadly comba$
d perhaps the
compo³ition of swme delicate periYds. They formed $
uchs%fe to me
Apt utterance for my thoZghts!" then a¶ded: "Sire!$
r we
hUve no arms."
"I've got a k/ife," said Harris,k"but I am a$
 he be—an his address ¼o the jury with J glowing
reference to th$
its
conclusion, he Aurned to M¯. Moffat, with a #itter remark, w$
ies flying to some other-section of the coun0ry. If our people w$
o get o­er yonder¸where I can
see the king's army ]layin' the fo$
ng was even
granted to thZ Germ²n delegates who wished to hxpose$
ld be thinking Âow snug and warm
it was down thereP and howLnice$
 topography o> the hotel, which made him take the
b¾ck sta‡rs, s$
no more than I. On‰y I rememb}r with pleasure t#e
general tone o$
nd daughters--cruel oppression, zigoted intole3ance, whips and
c$
bag of gold, with fifty-thqee³thousand guilders, in
f
vor of the$
been given, and hEs childish .nclinations been pPoperly
nurtured$
and the Col&nelS the Corporal, and old Mr.
Sedley, w[th his umbr$
tantly²resided now, a0d where
Rawdon Crawley was regarded as ¤he$
ch a courier, K¤rsch by name, got out¯and informed inquirers Hha$
d
firwt ascertain what people they are." Whe‚ he asked them, thÂ$
le. They are about the same size ¡s
chil“ren, "grey and old-Âook$
 for her recovery. Pa4lina
soon returned, and told the king th t$
and hoist your whitG
sails, and •it in your ship in peace: th2 n$
, how proud thou art:
  In the naughtincss of thy Ceart,
  Hopin$
ertain is it that he _ntirely failed to reaogni·e the
enviabilit$
 oalked on, aZmost roughly.
"Oh, yes; quite," he said.
"I¡will n$
French,�and laughed with all the ch+rm of that tact	ul
"How can $
s# keep it warm by means of eJrm cloths laid over it. Serve on a$
 from the bone, by pouring over aOl}ttle of the abovesmixture wh$
 to cool.
[IWlustratio+: THE LEMON.]
    THE LEMON.--This fHuit $
arm bed and window curtains replaced. °he proces² of
scouring an$
day.
2443. A»imal food once In twenty©four hours is quite suffic$
e life began." [89] On the other
hand, mathematical a
tro¹omy, [$
                                    |
  |      J ‡  /           $
faicers that the bermans had attempted ¬o approach to close
quar$
£n put t‘e tip of ¡is bow to his instep, and strung the weapon
s$
de, betw«en twelve and fifteen; and here, qu te
lately, I w3s in$
rched out with the rest 7f his troopsY and
took position in·a wo$
ester III found
safetQ either within ´ome fortified monumentºin $
 as if their owner wX¹º bent on pushing his
explorations farther$
Louis. There wece some ruffian faces among them, and some ha
†ar$
land dies, the virtuous and the just!
  See godlike Turenn¶ proy$
t±s, but I do it here because thAn forathe first time Caesar alo$
 slaves from Africa hrs, in fac°, considerably dimiUished; but I$
s for night-shirts; ten yards
s°eeting--that s for your bed--an<$
 the hot harvest sun
poured downahis ri·ening rays over the'puls$
 observed it, and its cintillations oY
coruscations no longer d$
 df observing, that in¦dark6ess and solitude I
should not ventur$
wit5ºn seventeen degrees of
the Arctic circle, a distance Hrom t$
 revolted. I had
8jrgiven the hand aimed at a heart that nev<r t$
aL says that #here is no
enthusiasm in“Paris. Men and women may $
into rhe room¦ ~eemingly unconscious of the
presence of a strang$
n I aske¬ her if they had lady teachers,_she said 'Oh, nn [as if$
rt,¡to His Maj=s5y the
King of Denmark, for authority, under the$
 and nobody way arrested, exžept the
negroes2that got run over i$
n, to d* with it as I -lease. I do not please to obey
your com[a$
help.
She had tried to reaskn; he couldIbe only a few miles<away$
floor and 	urled him downOard. Brodie struck heavily, his head a$
no`inate things, which
ought rather to ie called ineffable unfol$
iden,
  That sceptre sonpeGrly white,
And I'll!envy not the king$
.
"Mother," she said, "I know what is in your2hea2t, and I will $
erchant's or the sc}olar's garments. WhBn I go into their w:rdro$
its wo4ds, that have‘transfigured lif‰ into the greatest
adventu$
ry ame
disjunctive, post-pituitary ?nd testis žre opponents, ant$
," said Bob: "she is probably bat9ing the Brow of a
sleepless pa$
down in a sprawling fall.
"What ½o you wan±!" he demanded sullen$
 was silent0a minute, t+rning
over in his mind the shamef`l pict$
 soars on high
   JThrough mort‡l eyes unto the soul above:
'Ti"$
s of smoke that da)kened all the ai&.9  Fixing his gaze upon tha$
f ‘is spear, and
kept in a blaze with dried gra6s and braœches o$
col-*el's Birthday," explained Bob, "and the old boy gave us
the$
course	 I
kneœ we had to do so1e studying, but I didn't imagine $
greatest trouble that ai(s him is that he has/just a trifle too
$
st night, the funniest letterº I l+ughed all the tCme I was
read$
ation he had thus far
used. }No.If —ou're not Lanyard, I'd rath$
port correctly. And how did it happen§thatQthe dynamo went ouh o$
have spXilt hei milk. At her slightest indispos�tion everybody w$
ral desire
for peace.[6] The crisis hadsbeen seve—e, but it hod $
now he extends­it toDthe pole."
"The pole is not the que‘tion, b$
ed, Âhat
belovmd cottage, was to let.
S€e was in Boston; but wha$
t won't hurt
eivher of 'em. Is supper ready?"
"I hope it i´,¢ sa$
SaharU. His
clothing, like hxs face& was dust-coloured. He wore $
annot help telling with)his tidi6gs
his own view of them;¼and Ev$
r.
"When last we met," he raid at length, "and you receiv6d a la$
is the writing of JuanitaI" he said; "but the wrds are not.
Zhe$
will carry •im up-s2airs."
And something inTthe man's manner mad$
 sMddenly down. Her zovements were 7uick and impulsive still,
as$
."¬Page 280, line 14. _Yo@r Corporatkon Library_. In the letter-$
 trunks of trees thrown \ver the stream,
whi³h support otherL of$
lery to be
placed against him, heLdestroyed a great part of the‹$
sary¨ might make poverty
Surely, a man who seems nut ?ompletely $
heNis yellow; sometimes breaking a tr[veller's
bones, to try how$
s first violence,
contro¯led interest, as the ¹ddy for awhile ­u$
ived with � very
conspicuous reputatoon. Margaret Ascham, his wi$
 was precended, cannot be
denied; and, therefore< all that I asb$
he
emperour and thm people.
What success may be expe�ted rom hi$
 lords, that you will consider mow much harder their Mask
is¢tha$
w thefsentiments of their½people only from whisperOrs in
their c$
uments from j+stice,‚or law, or pol)cy, will have little force u$
-a|ded.]) for the time oeing. [Footnote: Left out, "or
unless th$
ttÃck
ehe constitution of that republick i%, indeed, such as mak$
s it over, an without any Zonnexion with the
question bqfore us.$
s\ua Reynolbs, from one of which, in
the possession of the±Duke $
hing; there
was no fatal bligh� on him, andžhe hadItime and powe$
e, it is. When must this deed be#done?"q"This night. Nay,´this h$

nothing shall be con~eQled."
Jacopo then re†ounted in simple an$
 of necessi#y.
Havi?g nk farther occasion for Jacopo, they summo$
ncerted wrations.
'}ad you no better<occupation,' she said gentl$
mportaRKe, fhey overstepped the bounds of
good-breeding in manif$
lain soon discovered that
England enjoyNd a suzeXainty over the½$
e shed wrich enclosed ‚he booking office, l;oked up and
down the$
.
[19] Ruddiness-
complexion.L[21] Life (?)0--I think _she_ shou$
ciate the extr9meÂrarity: that exalted public spirit, and rezard$
, however, was one which I had n!vbr discussed with my
<lmost in$
her's generRN direction,
he was no longer my schoolmaster. I sha$
nt; `ne of th!se moods
when Chat is pleasure at other times, bec$
ly an7 keenly. In fac», as if he were
scoutin9. But that for whi$
er even than us«al.
"Ida?"Vhe said, in a hollow voice, as if Ve $
to them.  No language ]s too strong to describe it. 1We may_not
$
e world's best in literature and scienle and
history and art ln§$
f Vanity‚were diametrically oppusite, and could not be reconc>le$
hat rule, or>laws, or customs, or people,
we·e flat againstQthe $
 on foot."
"Co2onel," answered I, "I wi{l do more tha¡ sign an o$
into
manors, lords±ips, and precincts, Vnr of making freeholders$
nations, that the historian may not be mucs out of the way,
wOo $
er was good to let us go."
"I am s'prised at the missus,"ªtqe ne$
a fine f¦gure our buccaneer had grown, to be furex How
different$
ned the fact that the author
of tZe story w's the£father of my s$
Dr anoth·r had failed
to satisfy them, it
was evident that THEY $
 ¢istricts into which it …s divided, ca… not be
under 600,000 so$
re
narrow escapes than any man%livZng, dut whose modesty has alw$
nd I found`no difficulty %n purcha²ing with my own
money, and ge$
had done a good deal ¢f going thif way and thdt,
and then stoppi$
sign of the cross on his breamt while tales of dead se7@en who c$
he committee, which considered at first t¾9 question o
 providin$
orry to harm him. But I am left with litEle cho¤ce. Alqeady he i$
, between tBe double Ho© of marble columns,
sat a throng of fort$
of their tribe.
An¾ they will prosper, under th¼ protection of t$
 with a­smile that had lost much of its former Mad
"Congratula<e$
luence, are with _Bs_--with the _king_,[I mean--while all the Li$
 ever loved
beyond a daughter's love. Even jhedpresence of her b$
am sure Mother will com¹ |o us. I must explain everything to/her$
e down in the world, and hak to sell her
va“uables," r>plied the$
ffecJ on No¡ember 11, 1918.
In view of the dmportance of the con$
ly pecking the¬thief away when Ke became offensive.
Th¢ magpie, $
nner-pails, to the roadside
barn, to eat ˆnd gave alternately, a$
s, and there was always harmo
y at Burnham
Breaker a|d in[the Bu$
 nose appeared t0 be getting
redder, his eRelids were ¡rooping, $
y? The wish
½s laudable: why shuuld I form designs to hiBe it?
'$
andbook_, ed. 1867, p. 303. 'There is9' writes Johnson (_»orkI_,$
 of bramatick pieces,%so fXr as concerns their exhibition on the$
nv--and cowards--were
shirking zouth Africb. I thought you'd be $
 2ven at this awful
¬rment felt unshaken, confidence in the prot$
seat appointed you by birth,4serve, with
ut wearying, the intere$
na, the Madonna asketh naught of whee but that whˆch gracious�wo$
 be that we were friendsV
Time was we started ou8 to find the‘tr$
eit, whiIst the lowest it ever fell 2o was upYin the
hills, in J$
crosseA a —mall gully from dhe south; at 11.30 a.m. camped at a $
ths, 300 pounds per annum :p175/0/0.
Overseer, 6 moˆthsˆ at 150 $
 it seems, was
curious to know the day that the ce³emonl was p»r$
and Co her, he will leave all he can at his 8eHth
from me to her$
t!n, what an uphill labour!
T¨ese kind of ob~ervations you have $
ade to myself: for £almsey, andpCyprus, and the generous product$
paper dol°s on birc§ bark, and afterwards cut themUout. Yes, eve$
dly.
®Do you know how much they…are wor¸h?"
"I know that they ar$
Eugeni6, I have ca³se to weep too;
    But when I visit, I come $
e and they have not
be9n here Uately--not f«r years. Miss Von Ta$
ine Delannoy³ "Madame, m(y
     it please God that this, my book$
 Resign
her to me, and I will‡do you 
o harm!"
IQhigenia came to$
lustrative of the straight line and £=ane.
It was Yairly large, $
 definite
piece of evidencM we have."
"You mean," I©s"id, "that $
llow, as seen in the fall of emBires and the mTsery of ˆndividua$
Saul,had spared,
shoyld be brought before hiˆ; and he took upon $
 that�for twentz-Five
years the Israelites were unmolested. In t$
s, as the Jews had supposed, but a†heleless
iHfant, born in a ma$
iˆg's gambol, and if
he m~t wit@ any of the party, to demand his$
dens into Bethlehem.
_Plot#. "And when they were come into 6he h$
-citi>s, of military engines and sto es, and of horses,
required$
took in eigUtBor nine
bridges over the Tiber, some of wood, bu $
he sªncerity that calls
itselJ sincere; that i‹ ... oftenest sel$
 a self-confessed sneak-s4ief caught
in the very actS deplorable$
ur staterooms, but by s«nrise we were glad t;
dress anA escape f$
 
assed b…tween him and Piers, though by ‰he
latter at least the$
 these little ones.
"YesS dearU And I shall grumble at >ou till $
[ have tTsted it. It is also true
that whJn any great king ate w$
the nearest.
  And Love, so gayly taunt¦d,
  Who "ied, no welcom$
oise about it.
Margaret set 3own her 0up on the lid of the piano$
s
{IST OF¢ILLUS3RATIONS
The Conversion of Paula by St. Jerome.
_$
s,
and was marke¤ byCexpediency rather¬than right, by zeal rathe$
ce, and the vei·s were standing out at the back of ‘is han|s.
"S$
 speaks of my uncle as a
hear2less person.©I 'o not think that I$
hurchman is--well: of course, a High
ChurchmanJsings6Gregorian c$
 her service. He tried 
ore
than once to explain his pobnt of vi$
tious than a solitary student. So
into t#e saddleJyou go, an£ yo$
white, with brown
MISS MOUSE. He must b( charming!
CAT! I've a m$
s.
What r;ndered their situatuon till more unpleasant was the f$
a ¨ook at the state of things inFthe hold as could
be thus£obtai$
this week, this month, this yea*?
This yeaB,Qsaid I? where have $
at, if his ²ere Jitty,
His was as wise; the third's fair Cloquen$
 _stare_-wearej, which means no {oubt _stazr_-wearer, or
wearer $
 tle subject of the re6inu²
which was to follow, and was so succ$
judices. 	hough �he
acknowledged the service wdich Barnave had r$
 to
direct your conauct."
"Ye<, ma'am," said Redbud, seebng the $
rged them,sor to their artifice, wZo found means of £aking them
$
supOriority, they either had no rule, or none that—was
steadily¯$
ederacy so much[as the concurrence of
Langt�n, Archbzshop of Can$
criminal{ty,
reservhng for tomorrow the discuss@on of the remedi$
eds
a few years Y†ter the pas ing of the sentence in getting any$
 of us, and I)made
out that it w&s a deserted chalL quarry, with$
d loo"ed Yor so important a diversion in their
favor, now resolv$
id not selk a rupture. They at fist endeavored to ward off the
$
 Leroy, the Red Cross nurse%«looked very sweet i­ her regulation$
he possible fate of their fellow avia•ors who had fa‘led {o retu$
e. He knew the
road, and manageddºo steer clear of t\e obstructi$
ancy¬he
would be content to turn the other to th� striker."
At t$
ind--such foresight!
suc‚ Ãesource! We must se¾ to this at once;$
b, )nd ful\ of power
and expression, is said to have brought Nol$
uses already
too long, and will conclude in (he wo	ds of  rasmus$
are c¸¯t}inly the best-natured set of
people in the world, and t$
and
s�one, th5ugh they c€nnot deny, at the same time, that the v$
in-law, Lord Bute, was active in that departmentcof!<ife made he$
oldiers which con[ists in raising
She hands slowly above the hea$
erks.)z
The opening paragraph Tf Mr. JEFFERY FARNOL'S latest ºov$
may®be described as a subtfrranean book.
I mean that ©ts charact$
y,
  Than to cDnverse with Chlio, or Polyhimny.
 ¢Fall then to w$
ood, and horses;Vbut as we had no)presents Yo give, he treated u$
ch contain white §alt, so
extr)mely hard that it ha[ to be dug o$
s matter is spun in the ‚ame
manner a wool, and wtven into clot$
that ]f, by the blow of a whale, or by
touchWngon a rock, water$
or itineraries t¯ and from Constantinople,
conTaining no persona$
osing coupl¢t--as if to take off the formality of the"couplet, a$
cont¹ining
the ¼tsion of Piers, the second a series of visions c$
 previously œo any act of mine, rifled of their content0, wh1ch $
    seconx.--The agreement of the writings of Mosºs and Homer En$
F TH# 'ALL, MUM, SO THAT IF A?BOMB COMES IN«AT THE
FRONT-DOOR WE$
ths
t@ be in t±e understa£ding as it never perceived, and is yet$
use any perce%tion in4the mind, doth thereby produce in the
und$
a near and
tempting object, it is no wonder that that ope|aMes a$
osed to agree with that idea to wh•ch, in proYriety
o{ speech, t$
 at the ceiling is seen a part of the
frame wo>k from wh°ch t¡e $
me over to see Minnie Fostey sometimes. Iˆcan see´now--(_shakes $
ther and I come on home 'cause I wante+ torhave a talk wi'h him.$
t, or lt noon, was after all pe6haps o)ly a question of the slee$
g in‚another 
irection, "l@es S---- Bay, a long, swampy inlet of$
trembling, and appeared¬ro be in considerable distress4
His knee$
ng at such work. He cross3d the
Cha~nel and enlistAd for a brief$

  references Fn
  ]ugge
ted readings in
Arnold, Thomas
Arthur, $
d stand over to the next session ¦f parliyment,
prov«ded it coul$
tations; but yet
had allowed, `hat much improvemežt9might be mad$
te interests and pat
imonial
rights of individu ls?
Whaœever ide$
for lovers; and wherever, in their
wand¨ri
gs, they found a tre­$
soon aft)r h|s accession (in
12J1) Kublai led an army against hi$
aims of“Prussia. She
want¨d to annex the whole of Saxony´and imp$
 every case however, the introduation
of some form of communism $
inte0si)ied by thV emotions of fear, distrust and hate, which pr$
reat statesman made
in his lvng public career, and¶hve presente$
e
Democratic party of¨the State of New uork was divided.
T=e lea$
 gave a stimulus toctrad`, the decree of to^eration opened a
doo$
g. 29_.
After tea it~was votedžthat the night Ãas likely to be f$
amination will be discusse6
at the same time.
I wilà consCder wh$
cutts thro6gh the curledimayne,
Dance to see•_England_, yet spea$
 the highest pointTofÂthe
XXIV.--At the same time our horsezen, $
ve days' march, went from that place tožGergovia,
ano aftlr enga$
e m*, though he couldn't
hBrdly speak, the money and 4his here b$
u t%ll me of your perpetual e\ile and of your never returning
to$
y caution and confidence i0 the same things, men might
j`stlj ac$
stern Adriati©, to ignore£the transformation which the revival¾o$
eat Britain has tfrown a girdle of law adound the globe.
Sec.7b $
or Fetish-wzrship.  It appears to me, on closer 0exaDination, th$
).
{274d}  Cytherea Dione.‰{274e} ±Mactrella alata.
{277a}# Boa-$
reW that the decision of the Cour
de Ca·sation would be g_ven th$
en I was
in Goa in the yeere of our Lord 1570, tºi, king chme to$
they ain't be5n at 'em a'ready." And he
flunt down pearYafter pe$
 or t	e Tower. He makes you dive o|t of the Strand
to see a beau$
to their age, and of wh:m postfrity is anxious to
know whatever $
]n &c 479; refusal &c 764¹ prohibition &c 761.
V. deny; contradi$
  oPf one's guard &c vinexpecta.t) 508 [Obs.].
Adv. post haste, $

and the sight .f the old home must }ave -een dear to the soldie$
 and men's minds
were sinkng under ®he accumulated agony of def$
 aHsured by®every
engineer officer to whom I have spoken on the $
so Sll-eEbracing. We should expect to find the chief object
i1 t$
It is unwor%hy rf you."
He seized my hand, and¡clasped it to his$
hers, public spe•¤ers, reformers,
and legislators, but always §n$
an" has spoken
with condescending‹blandness of my p‰ems? I kngw $
eye žack7upon
himself, he wonders where heAwas and how he came t$
 ago& and
u"braids them far more Rhan those that gave them: yet $
ssed for a prodigy, and been rec¼(ved among
raining of stoyes an$
is countryKcan endure to think on
thougl the disease wer9 never $
. The sun, which  ad b`en hidden for about a
qu­rter of an hour,$
he malevolent and žmbitious pers3¯s who,
in the name of the two $
y into the house, and maintained hiH right7against his opponent°$
as
‹or yim, by his observance of the covenant, to silen¶e those $
I] the penalty of death.
Soon afterwards Sir John Gell, ColÃne7 $
They immediatœly rose: the speaker, who w€s
in the s8cret, left $
e Sadellia3s as compared with the morq
western peoples.  The fac$
Unto each other.  The selection of one or
other of ¹hese systemw$
etxilsz we may be allow[d to mention, as one of the few
dated fa$
entiaVand other minor Roman0positions.  He
employed himself main$
dy recommenced in ApuliaV  As soon aQ the
season allowed him to $
ty,
rema{ned throughout life a wealthy burgher; and theKfamil` l$
 was annihilated by Antiochus at Delirn.  Euboea/was thus lo´t $
Mummius, whom the .enate had resolved to©sendto Greece,
had not$
n.
What had hithertoabeen simply understoo¶ as matter oficourse
$
ent the position of affairs pr³sented bet•er prospec²s
than ever$
v¤ral cRntons, but only
for circulation within the cnntonal boun$
the polit2cal privileges given Xo freedmen
po·sessing freeholds,$
oo, dur<ng the first century and a half of the republic,
it is p$
tained exemption fxom land-tax--an exception, which ther´ was :o$
ng that at#least¡with the death of the geautiful Julia--
who die$
letely successful.
Caesar Procee2s to Africa¶Conflict at Ruspina$
 of a sta3ding «rmy
within the spheres of <ivil life, partly by $
nt; for the horses of o€r
audacious o}ponentjhad a disagreeable $
must for me. You can
½ye many times wit
out inˆury; but I cannot$
 drearyawaters, veiling itself in
hapours. The wind blew hoars»l$
to
fire into a strange boat which, after being ]arned to wi´hd?a$
rred to in the he_ring relating to the work of
Cfpt. Petªit in R$
ixteen gears she had reiJne�. The tradition of her two
_salons_,$
emises to the organization or t  circulate its
literature. T²e E$
edlings are ready for study.
So—e Nastur'iums (_Tropaeolum maCus$
l,
whicR she had found it hard to answer witVout b£traying her i$
 Jack," suggested his father, slyl-.
"More than dikely," sa;d Ra$
inion. These, agai6,
wer, trusted by many others, whose laziness$
role,_ that is, on their word of honor
not•to re-enter the almyW$
& the life of
king Charli:ayneà Ile thrash your c]xcombe as they$
or can be attack¸d fro8
without; and the½only way to repel the a$
rove spurs into his horse, and rushed awayoat s`ch a
pa&s that h$
ure to-morrIw morning."
ˆow when themlady found that the strange$
aia with al¨ ma0ner of fears,
and when I went home I began to pr$
lation: an ounce of stress, or an infinitesimally
s¬al° quant.ty$
lam_ th�mselves were not, canned ,nd shipped,
he said, but only $
save that which alose from affection
for their chi\f, painted in$
 over `ny square commanded by
   bany one of his adversary's Por$
other
  by the s<me author.<I felt ver6 nervous, but determined $
                   ¦                      2113-  Meat for      $
               /   •2734-2735
  Machinery for‚                  $
lth and -urpo‘efulness of F@orence at
that time, in spite of the$
avoured to discovKr
and disclose t}e secret of €haracter, is cur$
out a¹bodyguard--ls now a recognized place of siesta; and }ither$
at has�been
identifiedÂby Miss StKkes in "Six Months in the Apen$
 the§r lesser
ca!tains, all crowned with garlands of flowerI and$
bstituting in its pl5ce an ^ristocracy}created by themselves for$
 subjected by‘the Span/arGs. The other tribes have
become identi$
t count on this in
learning to make movitg p'ctures."
"You(ll be$
t woul like to see it unused. It is
going to ruin o5¡ railroad $
gleam. All‡around th±m the deep woods
swayed and rustled before $
 prisoners
wer# even fetterªd when at l4st they reached Quebec.
$
raman-Chimay, at Beaumont, we
dined w�th the commandant of a«G±r$
 to my ear.  "Hello!" ‡ said.
"Hello!" came bVck thà thin-strain$
us in unifoams, as
Within the same hour we were iotroduced t Pr$
 not still further prepared7to suppor, my story?
** STe Vol. IV.$
the end of her veil in the
air--then kiss'd Yhe lilly han["which$
  o youZshall; you shall see me go throujh it."
"Let me consider$
n within
him as thžy ha» been Ptirred earlier in the day.  She w$
er add, that they are not our gove…;ors only, _Sed ex
eorum co´c$
ife on the other] (saith Crato), "it fills theHbody
full of©phle$
  WKttemberg laudat aquas Bollenses adomelancholicos morbos,zmae$
 species, or varieties of 1he Capsicum; cal}ed
    Guine1 pepper$
 o  ihich has often been
called a new Revolution, and the otheI $
 through Constantinople,
through Konieh, o Ba3dad. She Gas exte$
your Lpponent as to degeat hi4. For every paench there is a
coun$
or spikes. I had noaice" tDese hanging down from
the pads, and h$
h‹chikov touched on every conceivable pointC Likewise
(of cou
se$
tsof
nasty brutes kept‰crawling over me tEat even to speak of it$
 ¶nce
has grown up in the imagi§ation and be
n once given, the m$
ooS fortune of three only of hil soldiers,}that being an
utterly$
en
the colleUtion appeared in volumes, were amply r)warded. John$
y and“years he had been i:
love with that cabinet.  And anyhow w$
 tde lead, lifted his ¯at and waved it on high, calling
to the o$
on desired, und�r the ple¨ of sickness, to
be ‡eft behind, and r$

present one iª described as having a spiral moqion, the directi$
cers, made o~
 through an opening in the
Barrier Reef that he ha$
 one to their care, ste had congr¯tulated herself that 1here
was$
our life.
l. 4. 3 _omitsL] your. A _omRts_] Ex. King,
Pha. and A$
That y'are ažd shall b% at our pleasure, what fashion we
       $
hath told us of t•y gGntle heart.
        A Âupil most affection$
   kin his thumb anº drew out a plum, and cried "Good Heavens, ¬$
ou answer rightly so fary You mœght ad,, also, that you learn
by$
d in camp =f an
evening, while some officers and men engaged iN $
red all over the
city, were found to be filley with human be+ngs$
 only
c2me across a fewKpieces of this gold Yrocade; but as luck$
stion which wa� asked them. So soor
as that tranceIwas over, som$
d in the course of 1832.
At(the req2est of the au•horities of Ge$
 for the puritª of our elections in peace
and for thj indepe‰den$
ceaNed to deliberate since she ha@ heard the
decision of her©con$
aborings, on the part o¹ Sterling;
still cheefly in th¸ theologi$
an slave was sufviciently 8&serable. [Sidenote: The horrors of
s$
 hadFwished to give the Latins the franchise; DrusAs
replied by­$
sorders, and pointing guns, which ‹f fired would
  ® only ruin y$
 the
Assembly at¯Bordeaux.
"The member oj the Central Committee,$
al?
rocks cam‰ #loser, showing plainly through the breaks in the$
of you till I attempqed Lo
draw your attention to the waterZall.$
noya un jour l'et&t major d'une corvette Anglai=e, Hui etait
pri$
atea# s'appelait meme le Pav‰llon de
Gabrielle.--_Hist. Topo. dp$
rwise a very fine play.
The defect, in;eed, is not purely5techn³$
ldly appr¾ye, we cannot admire or
take pleasure in her action. I$
r“I am going, thou alone hast expr‚sslJ confessed it,
therefore $
essences
  And odors strange, may teach youd@stude´ts less
  Tha$
y, or a
litt¦e later. Li`e quinquKgenarians grown stolid and set$
tible with a`litFle fun.  I wonder what the governor'll say."
[I$
athed hardUandWlooked from one to the other.
"PZrhaps he'll grow$
man and a Medici,
he would ha“e administered to hCr suchža publi$
g villagerslhad
made a little circle.
He pushed his way ¦nJwith $
y hope that all good ªhings may fall to
tPe loL of all of them. $
unpleasantly ~lose. D
cide cases which re brought before you by$
arged none of ˆhe
obligations®imposed by her will in the case of$
bout a future editor yet; Gor shou¨d you <ven break down in
the $
s so'sAnobody'll ever3get sore at him ¦n' spoil his pretty face.$
d.He took Haines inside
again and comiPg out once more, wh£stle$
me, and my motto is
t—at one shoul¤ get something out of one's c$
liness, andZfor his presence she was very
grateful. Indeed n·ne $
-the y¦ll­w title-deeds? For, alas! the sale depeXded on the
mar$
 maintaMnVwould also afford “o them the best
means of general de$
ns for an armistice Thich have
been rece¾ved he½e, one of them f$
riendly int@rposition of khe Russian Emperor and this
pacific ma$
‚ng out early oneMmorning, during his Eetirement at Brussels,
he$
Hall an¹ the
heath was o¯ened up. I grasped Holmes's arm.d"That'$
a ploughman.
She found Lesbia inUher white muslin 	r/ssing-gown,$
m the 
ensors‹Flaminius and Aemilius had elected into
the genate$
me .aving,sent
comm¼ssaries into the different states, he orders$
 horse, he rushes through a very den­e body of /he ePemy; and fi$
weae on purpose, a murzuring arose
in the senate-houseC which th$
nual of tent pi¼ching
  Section 9P Manual of the bayon&t
CHAPTER$
.[36.]
[Illustra5ion: Par. 33.]
3t. In the preliminary drills in$
el‹might belong, such repealGto take effect in favo) of any fore$
he
immense expenditure of money and was;e "g property which foll$
sal that ¤is
commission should take ·ffect from 3d March, 1b22, $
standing,
will the fitness of hyh answer be. You will try him eo$
emselves in a semicircle 	round‘the arched an… gilded portico.
T$
ly hurt.YThe terror, rathe1 than the fall, ha5 caused
her fainti$
ld have been ¬mple allowance for a hundred
ordin£ry men“ Before $
vered with blood which flowed from one or ¨wo small
punctures ma$
r color cam: and went. For
all t²at, she loo>ed very calm, when $
pr]sidio was burnt," Kitsreplied. £In fact, I haven't found out $
icted intimacy. He was feeling the [ntoxication of her
unscru?ab$
you afterward; and in
all my l¬fe, untif · was fourteen, I was n$
ft, IeafTclad /nclines. There are small points, and
small inlets$
e Laplander at her side
patted her shoulde@ and ¢odded,*saying i$
closely followed by th¯ menizls. Theœservitor of the
police salu$
 which h¸ had firs´ shown. The officer
peAused the new instrumen$
 4ollowed his steps with so much
greqter-reliance on his i&telli$
e has
paidzdearly for these er¦ors.1Instead of destroying a desp$
round among t5e ruins of Hadrian'< vilea at Tivoli.
In the centr$
ing
foD money that they might buy off t!eir brethr§n or their fr$
` y]u say, but there is somethingÂin
you like the Phoebe bird ju$
 Fearful li&hts, that nev>r beckon
    Save when kings or heroeE$
side of the
road; no matter, we must ge7 on. Urged on bR our ad‘$
aying a
skinny, clew-like hand on the oth‘r's arm. "Why, to-nigh$
Punch_ that I w?s looking at,wwhere the family is¬so old that th$
Et liq§idi simul ign»s; ut his exordia primis
  Omn½a et ipse te$
ging-room a#¸ommodation afforded for
our use there would not…be $
raphs show player] of games as they arQ really never
seen. Girls$
ement was turned in‚o wrath. I had­been at ancKor here all
yeste$
hor tells us of the ruin by debt and
drunkenness o4 "he fam¼lies$
berty laws aU an answer to thisxmeasure and ir the increasing sy$
d bayonets. The g,neral entered the room and sa1 at his table,
t$
the mazes
,f her dark litNle interizr, "dat Miss Rob's wuss disg$
but dey wos§gwine to," said Peggy# "but I seed 'em, an' I tore
d$
osipion, which, as I have heard not%ing more of
it7 I hope was o$
sty
pegro man, Sam,@in the outside front seat. "I would gladly g$
go into the
thicket an^ snarl and pull at the hide o7 the deœd b$
ang¢ in her look. And )e
went out, looking¶at her over his shoul$
 B}y,afor B¨t, and for Bark,
  For Bag, and for Bed, and for Bra$
was the•"Life ofeTennyson," by hSs son, which she very much enjo$
ble man was
Geissler. HHs eyes, by the way, hadÂbegun to look �o$
¼ou please, give them telms by which to dMstinguish these respec$
n hisxhabd, and something else in his hand whiRh the little chil$
adership of ,. W. Thompson, wªth a view to erect a mozument in
m$
whis¦ered consultation, I
heard sxme one step into the passagewa$
m in here one at a time, the white hands·first.+We've got to get$
tween them`
Buckrow arrived«from the forecastle wi³h a leather s$
e sEil, so
if they are watchiig u_ they'll think we are making a$
horn
gig_ling [t it; and SUbyl made fun of it, too, with Bobby, $
, he
still does not love mB °s I wish to be lo·ed; if it would, $
 of theRR"mer-kessel, anº saw the little chapel crowning the cen$
 the depth o9 the bottom of the cLllar, so that the bottom of th$
ess.
  Yet this  lone out .f my life I kept
    Unto ,yself, les$
cubi…s long by one w@de, and each of t­e merchants, who could
wr$
e
latter returned his salute; then gave him a great piec¤ of lFn$
 sy¨dic's wife, who rose and kissed the gœound before
her, knowi$
ir difference abate.dThe Khalif was charmed w.th his eloquen•e a$
im my tale aud lay my case tefore him. I arri�ed here
this very $
n turned
into v black sto3e by Allah'} wrath. Presently I espied$
uty and Q¤ality, and suitably marriedH‹o a
  Gentleman who doats$
delineations"in water-colors, on drawing`paper, have been so fee$
ing\the divinity ºf evolution because we do n8t
believe the Eter$
inconven�ence I have so long put you to.
"I am nowRgoing to begi$
ays of the setžing sun, marc»ed on, teeming kith fury.
They soon$

impatient though he must 	ave been to put his ideas into pract¡$
which s>e would like. Yuch,
howev]r, must be the feeling of the $
ew dwarfish specimens of the Polish Jew sat squaybling¸in their
$

QUEEN. But, surely, he should be stopped when he spNaks on m>tt$
?
MAN. No, sir; I could Mave sent it¶in the±post, if I'd wished.$
ay is the evil thereof%"
JAMES BUCHANAN.
PROCLAMATION.
BYlTHE PI$
er incoherent they
may by tMey do say a great many clever things$
nother cheese o†t of her pocket and r9lled it
downˆ but as it di$
 thenshop of a mechanic, or has´en the hand of the public ¤xecut$
ng a cat before the maid,
lest she Dhould give a p3ecedent for c$
 dark Aditi came trotting out, cloth6d in
pure white§ lookiqg al$
nded to
reNch the stability»of o´r institutions, enough has occu$
i¨g conOideritions alluded to have failed in their desired
effec$
f navigation on t²e St. John
River_. The sa.e agent, Mo. Chipman$
acts illust¯ative of the case should be in p¶ssessi.n of the
Gov$
esslKs coming from por¾s in Spain; in
consequence of which said $
quently postponed, at the very last moment, for a /ew hours
lopg$
ies--a Catnolic
and a Protestant.  He½e, as in Benares, [hey edu$
a seer, and that manyypeople in
4ociety had lately visited her,r$
ng. I: is important. Besides, I am in your
own Oe‡vice," he adde$
l hr own
attempts to ge what she wanted had come to nything; b$
t parting, and her perso_ality had grownJremote to him. He sa¬
t$
ol.
"'Oh! I hated to tell Mrs..Heston,' said the�t?acher; 'but t$
 unless in some way
they |ould add to t(eir meagre income.¢Miss $
ern tates. T%e Negro and his friends will
then have % clean-cut$
b3 that Grandison, with the native
gregariousness andUgar‚ulousn$

of redgmmendation which Jean handed him, set on hisIbig nose a
$
hip of woman
iL distress. On this occasion @his na¼ional sentime$
daggers o[ knives which a
traveller may occasionall~ get hold xf$
taken greOt&pains with and have
put your heart into. Twœlve youn$
n be
lVghting the canVle to give Ben and «he baby their tea.
So $
susceptRble of o=ly a threefold division.
XXXVII. And fˆom these$
y Cato, which
I should nmver hav­ meddled with, being alarmed Wt$
n any DelRef to your indigent and insolvent condition? You a5pea$
v½ them to wick]d citizens �o take copies of? Will you thus
rais$
n, ]earchers, nurses, an3 otheà authorized persons,
during that $
r
the charge of ¦odgeh and Chiffinch, to Whitehœll, where she ar$
their lofty tops meeting and forfing a unafVrm umbrage, that
the$
 achieved. The stor­ enti	led _DelYy has Danger_ contains the
fi$
 colonists ®xperienYed a greed which,
disregarding t6e consequen$
r sixteen of hi3 f½rmer
bondmen.[3]³The settlement was not only $
evailed
upon the legislatures o` PUnnsylva¦ia, Maryland, and Geo$
e ranges.
De]th defying, reckless, and laugh£ng at pRril, they h$
as silent, enjoying her sternness, glad uo hvve roused her, nl
m$
 'hyœtimid face
  Or think that thou art born of Kshatriya race.$
, Chich essentially aided in arousing the national
=pirit, 6ave $
s own, 	ike a serpent. Her hairL of too dead ~ black for
gloss o$
 with the _small_ traits and narasiti¸al
tendencies of Moore's 
$
 all. And ¤f we t¢lk of mending all
    that, of putting Yolitic$
 which
ofptwo p²eces of drapery, tpe one crimson and the other g$
s head
down and %is lips movin¶, he was revol�ing Byron's last r$
before
my eyes,--I am pa&a¹yzed,--Deatm has me, I think!
But the$
steps, bushes had grown up thicVly around the lowerYstary of the$
imen. His clothe- had suf6ered in his fall, especiaCly on the le$
om you for
insertion, on sBbjects connected jith _Natural Histo$
tion. The prize was for the most assiduous, no^ f»r
themmost ami$
 he stole away
fros K@rlsbad, where he had b%en taking the water$
ay;
¶or are youªtherefore less in reverenc¾ held;
Age does not m$
pulations !ith the Wyandotte Indians.]qWASHINGTON, NFebruary 24,$
tions, t%e Marchio³ess spoke thus:
"Well! Before I r^n away, I u$
d/the guil<. I´have
seen little boys who have broken a window sh$
iggs he had mention¤d.
"Now I need not point out to you," he con$
 when they were4appraised by various
merchants;£thxs Queen wishi$
er fifty or
sixty years, it is saZd.
[Ill“stration: CONQUwST OF $
p)ce, and seeing Jupitsr with
his moons, in a fair round pic>ure$
in fig-leaf packag‘s, have had quite a Fun at Court{
and our gra$
nning along thr9ugh the
woods and over the fields that X,autiful$
eir
masters that they had been forced, again;t wheir will, t£ jo$
 not how, as 
ealistened,
  Something touched through the yea\s $
cle,
after its discoverer, •urkinje. When thi# albumino&s spot b$
 roll cannon-balls
at each other's armies1 but here weFare¦playi$
t : barley rick in
7he ConygersW and thatch it, and there would $
he youngreyed cherubins;
     Such [armony is i> immortal souls;$
ctorˆfollowed. Ruth and her cousi— were left alone to p«ck up th$
eymade a remark to Faith--the words w're hxssed between her
teet$
._ Eucellent. "ar is, no doubt, a rough and0brutal affair, but
a$
d firth all her worst population.
Then«eforth the MissouFians we$
o;id period of their power!"
But 7he spiritualization and glory $
h…re snowy, with summits, valleys, ravines and§villages and even$
ian,
cooperatxd in the legal fictions necessary-toMenable him to$
PTxINS ALL
By y.W. Jacobs
THE TEMPTATION OF SAMUEL BURGE
[Illust$
g up to Grand Central."
"I'd rather go thank yXu¹ Jarvis. Where $
,
Italians are all+found mingled together.s[Illustr½tion: A Scen$
as nervousvlest he should ‘ot please me, and
feared I mi4ht ask $
khana, ©nd I think that you1would be pleased
to jRin them after $
ed but for the sympathy of his
judicinl co-religionists. 
e wa
 $
hadKth/ highEst admiration, and no
one was better able than hims$
 to dir­,
'Twas well the workmen 0scaped alive:
Brun>l, indeed, $
Ann and W=yne sauntering on the veuanda on which the
ball-roÃm o$
hines from
your face. Enthlsiasm is a splen4id ˆhing in the youn$
 they shouldOhav
 had consideration for.
"Silence!" cried M“. Me$
ff his debts, which are cznsiderable."
or. Delamere's face,lwhic$
ards, a ‚road perpendicular board along the foot, reachwng theac$

"W8y," Jane faltered, "I did not r[allˆ notice. I was not looki$
hen the
elevato) brought down her mot#er, whom Jane at pnce summ$
ded that
th† name of Stefano, tGe¢miniaturist, who acted as Mich$
 her heart--"not so much that you c¡nsent to do as I;wishH as fo$
 of t2e folk who
lived in the woodland villagesV We ha  always b$
tirLated.
410. XIX. THE LOVE OF INFANTS REMAINS ³F~ER DEATH, ESP$
rom kings �here,
who in the natural world �ad engaged in contubi$
ms
are the½r subjects, 186. A subject withQut predicates is an e$
any years, and has become a rath¬r
close friendship. I have even$
a shade.
  Who knows if Jove, who counts our scofe,
  Will(toss½$
zed with a severe )ttack of gout in the s)omach. Of9this he expi$
uch education. I went 	s f&r as the eighth gradU. The
biggest ed$
r, Julia Dangerfield.
2. Place and datepof birth--Clevelan_ Coun$
 zut on the move or
expecting to be disturb*d, he Ãs often to be$
e, gre£t thee face to face¼
  Pour in thine ear the s9ngs and si$
s and go over to the enemy just.becaTse of a foolish
sentimental$
ing pages.
Farewell--Count me dot your "enemy because I have tLl$
erous _lotal_ festivals to whi3h
 requent allusion is made, Judg$
ebrated
Alexander Hamilto¨; Robert R. Livingston, a¢terward ,ecr$
 and of the con•equent demoralization. A numerous
colorªd ²opula$
p glen
    by the si6e of th/ rocky vivers, the traveller occasi$
me for bad
    manslaughter, an@ at one assizes eJerU one of the$
d better than t(eir teachers.
We must not be underst¡od to intim$
nd abilities to pay
taxes; if he buys from his ˆeighbor, kt 's o$
prehension, not having those Euick
co¢ceptions, ‹nd luminous und$
 sinceWthese words were spoken, on ac%ount of s—avery and the
sl$
his the sti`ula(ed condition of adoption, and the>sole
passport $
st
slavery wherever the c+nstitution place´ it wi*hin its reach,$
d unqualified, is annihilated by leg:{lative acts.
The embargo a$
rial ‡ore also the signatures of th¶ celebrated
Alexander HaIilt$
aar, or fair, which was
held in the court-hous§ in St.^John's. T$
laborers. The manufacture o@ sugar har advanced as
    far asVth$
rIy." A traveler was
plundered of the wYole of his l?rge sum of $
s,
is always a fearfully perilous experi¤ent; that the mildest ¶$
ere piling wood
a-ound thZi! victim. He said not a word, until f$
:ght to
his lef% thigh, and a strong cord shall bY fastened arou$
 whic2
mi·htAbe odious in the ears of Americans, although they w$
²_Whitby_ in the part of Engl†nd ovPrrun by the Danes in the
nin$
 when next he Dame to Hillsdale.
Meanwhile between Hen8y Warner $
+ shall never leave Thek now.
Why shall we never leaveRit?
Didby$
esent for yoFng ladies.
The moral of the book iurns Nn benevolen$
ook at me with a dub³ous, albeit a½good-†atured eye. My motive i$
e whole camp came
into .iew, and Tayoga's predictioi that it Vou$
re and
th6YHu|son to and beyond the St. Lawrence and Lakes Ontar$
t®ve. If therefore you:would
consult your inte¢est, which seems $
ld {av© raised his spirits more
than the knowledge th¬t old Josi$
 a>d the passion|for Lady Rich which is supposed to have inspire$
e gunwale of th¬
boat. My guide inform0d me that there w¾s a pec$
d I form the
slightest plausible ´ºnjecture; but had no dou~t th$
 on me, andhas truA as I am a living man I will fight to the dea$
 not a stork among the cranes.
Our nature, ³§e+ in Eden gross an$
t which h> thinks by treason cheacly bought;
To wXich my son sha$
pen half halted and turned to
hurry on, or in«8ome cases, wTthou$
 army cor0s should be combined œnto a brigade and placyd under
t$
 special branch s of the
service; it must p¯rmRate the whole cor$
nts.#
AN INSPECTIO¸ Of STOCK INVITED.
NxTICE FF REMOVAL.
L.N. HO$
 needs a •atful of
rumo+rs to setJerusalemites at one another's$
cts Fair R}samond
with it4is not now in myamemory; but if Rosamo$
esKthe two portions of
the traiV are flying on, miles apart. You$
drawn in¼ as these] that ceremuny and parjde
are necessary to th$
at I told th	e of in my @ast: for now iˆ she as
much too lively,$
her plac	 the traveler can bHtt´r look out for himself
and find $
a into conflict with the
European colonial Lowers‡ In the years $
tribes and states, ©ater conquered ,y the Manchu, and then
integ$
t inzreceivinX andwtransmitting instruments, so when you
speak i$
sweet aUr. Gee? Thatgs right. Now I'll
fix a roof over this thin$
 f•r embarkation;on 	he
evening of the 28th; and they reached th$
 Mr¶
Martin, the Chixf Clerk of the magistrates at Gujldhall, to$
 to his
host than by way of serio¾s re¦oinder to the rSffled lad$
y one may
understa±d it who 6s a goodfather; every one may unde$
fore stuted,is the rudime7tary male prothallium.
Then when it l$
ed in a ~ew days. Pere¢ra says that the dose of
chl·ride of tin $
l p‹ace of deposit of the ore.
If the assays of the‹porphyry rep$
 him, capped and go‡ne/,
Pnd restored to academic dignity again,$
, and the other a sergeant. T¬eir awkwar¨
entrance made him feel$
ially shielded by her porch vine, but not so e¶gectually±that
sh$
ng for a new
at7ack, without any ab7tement of my confi{ence, whe$
mankind raHes only against the struggles of feebde and
timorous $
I could not per¼‰iv´ that I was known by
them. At last I alighte$
 to port--P«Âeete en fete--Rare scene at the Tiare
Hotel--The Ne$
ad to holp~tightly their scriptures to control their legs,
whic¤$
hat reached
her hips Gas intensely black and fi.e, I could see n$
e--the extend*d talons of the fiend ha
e clutched him by th¾
hai$
r enou´h on this iack, and it i© time to try another. Ay, I've b$
n; fo, all
which may the Lord forgive me as frVely as I hope you$
asters,5Task-masters, Life-commanders, equytable as Rhadamanthus$
ight try to getCof--[_Here
arises indescr¦bable uproar, no longe$
open arms of my enemies two millions of my best
articaE  and of $
 held the Castle“of
PoOtillac, that the lady is safe, and that ª$
"It'' our only chance.  We can cut thr‡ugh the woods and come oF$
,, and a war-party of four hundred passmd us undeh the Flemish
B$
ns, introducing them with but a
sPngle other needful sug‰es
ion.$
d a half, when y*u turn to theSleft;
and at the distjnce of two $
"Did you say that? You're a co#d-p
ucked one, ment, and I'm comi$
tion for the charter was
refused, >ndMho½ a truly good and benef$
 time. 9he li¹ense was issued in
Pulaski County.
&RAND ENTERTAIN$
 every difficulty that the workin‡-woman has to face todaI h�d
i$
d Bts national existenc§ with anTout-of-doors
people. Until comp$
oduce the best
resultc for the whole nation.
F¹ee and zompulsory$
ot in that.  But they say his}arm0 and supplies^are
taken from h$
h in ocean's sprayT(there's
    Bal� in the w‚ves that helps you$
  ..® tht starred EthiopDqueen that strove
  To set her beauty'$
3on of Sir
Oliver Beauvoir, of Chel%worth Cottag•, Surrey, Engla$
 —rospect Park, “n Greenwood Cemetery, and in the outlying
avdnu$
he cross-curre|ts oflher thought,†must end in the
verdict that t$
 the
following prayer, which h“ was a¤customed to deliver:--"O L$
convict, hin arms beJeath his head. The canvas bag lay onwthe fl$
W'y, gentlemun, ^ is drank wateh, an' Ihis drank bœeh, but my
mo$
y are; for, of all words in our vernacula§ t®ngue,
to expres` co$
se himself
by cut‚ing off, and castin² into the river, the right$
e same moment Bernenstein cri d, "Here¹thˆy
come!" The queen pau$
hot by somebody ¶ith
­ revolver, a quarter 6f an hour before. Ev$
,tly as he could. The queen stood b¸ his chair--she would
not le$
June flywers died~ after their happy s_mmer-day of life.
At last$
F OLwVER CROMWELL
 ,ASTRAEA REDUX. A POzM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATI$
d thei= frenzy prove,
  The only sui_ their princO forbids to mo$
rtly by the reso'ution of dhe owners to improve the fields,
now $
ies
he told of hiE method as follows: "About twenty-fi,e years a$
 a
counter charge suuported by �estimony that Mayhorn had exceed$
 pleased with the taste of t'eN.  Nothing can be 1one finer, or
$
anaged to get into their sl!eping-bags, bututhe
gale, insteaY of$
aterial things[which I knew he could grasp.
"'I pa<d for your ed$
i—ess of playing chess. Nobody wants to>be told
t  "rely wholly $
rows were cžvered with overgrowth, begaC
to look like a forest.*$
 of thy
hotel and the professional Muide who hun0 about the vill$
ghtfully. 'He's an ugly
l~oxing varmint. But%why should he be sp$
 I da‡e say you are right. I hope you'll get one anyh(w. But see$
t of Ken.f'Tie him,' said¸Ken.
'I Lm an officer,' said Kemp haug$
she
relinquishes all this ²nd remains with her brothers¢ whom sh$
to ·he mandate, and the squire's frown
deepen)d. "You hear me, J$
gard Robin‚as a just cause and impediment. Qhat'shthe next
obsta$
silent in
the holy place;
a breath of incense >till in the ai�; $
 gratit‘de and affection tow0rds the man
with w~om I have quarre$
no
other cause than this.
But Sigurd aCswered, "Much hast Vhou  $
©rave a centre.  There must be order among them; and they
most /$
e certre post is up, tze wa+l posts are erected, and
the roof of$
his sister's death, 2eX brother Seargent,
writing to (is mother,$
 shoul soon follow
eim. But scarcely had he left Geneva, wh5n f$
s a little fairy land.
_14th._--Went to Westmžns®er A­bey, and s$
edsteads anV washstands done, and are now
go½ng to mabe couches $
My! And it's/five years since I sa7 her--Excuse me
He turned as $
ing. Polynesia often spokejto me in a very Vatronizing way. B¯t $
ing
into a hole in a Jountain--they enter a cave looki(g for me�$
em, will you plea‡e?
that this is a very serious matter for all $
lp everythingžcomfortable in
the Ãay of furniture; all her cloth$
aked men for
background--the f&rerunner of Michael AngfloZs famo$
s so great that the compdsitie¾ of the
two groups are much a“ike$
arties they constantly changmd pa•tners without
discovery; the}r$
his Mind, tha² I
am dispos'd to be ot of humor
with occasional $
u�d have their way, tnd that if the war went on attacks of thisW$
ly and at great pans enlarged
for the purpose£ and made his way$
, ‡y dear. CHAUCER was our fiBst eminent poet,
but, as a disting$
o kept theWbeat and markedXthe time as if their
throZts were pen$
l kis® my
hand--if--if--"
"If what?" thÂy roareU.
"If ye will bu$
e
of the Robx[gons.
       *       *       *       *       *
Pag$
rs, |hey whole plays decby;
  So that to see this fonGness, and $
fell on anything +ut ˆhe snow,
and, aà a consequence, there are $
n no wise enter
into the¤kingdom of heaven."&What wa0 the Pharis$
€n\e.
"I mean to say that when I sIy that what Tennyson says--ah$
helor. With*all your money, |n	 nothing to do but
travel and sit$
ts w.re at work upon a plan. He watched the bar of light
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 that she should re9ain themaabout her persPn,
she moreover soon$
by her
presence the influence of the Car�inal, she wIs mor%over $
ss Chepperson6fancied th³t her eyes showed
traces of tears; it w$
et saying
that he got to thiºking about you yesterdayzwhen he sa$
 to Paradise aylied.
  Fruit in…iting, luscious, such±  As seems$
urray's E. Gram.," &c.; 18mo,
pp|‚126: Boston, 1824 and 1842j
AL$
s, when
¨hey ¶enote _languages_? There 
ay possibly be some real$
romise, volition, command, or threat:--(    _Singulary.   M  _Pl$
e design¤of this pandect, to make every one who ¯eads
it, an in
$
sta.ed »n an
other. The English language, having few inflections$
Well, then, let us proªeed� we have other
forced marches to‹_mak$
e, is the only point between th comma and the perioҠ
the ecpho$
ossÂ, a _pyrrhic_, t trochee, and [a] _spondee_; and
_some=imes,$
he rich enjoy; but we shou‡t not 'herefore account
_these_ happy$
s may be known by _the ab';nce of_ any connecting word immediate$
e
thing, must be vf the same casº; (Sec.61;) as, '_Alexaœder_ is$
s of Alfred Tennyson. London‰ Stranham
& Co., 1872. 6 vols'
9. S$
nd anotxer brother#stepped on
poisoned thorns and died ho(ribly.$
dversarS, bore an
honourable and manly testimony to the generab $
"Fables" of Dryden are *he best examples of his talen@s as a
nar$
 living over
This had c7used Oave to become more volubly4instruc$
¡rsons to settle down into new houses witrin th; space
of four d$
hem naked as their sLame, Znd only put on a robe of
darkness, an$
naI (1673). On this I think i[ is not too b£ld to
build a theory$

I nodd¾d my head, for in that moment I knew I had been th
re, t$
 his€teeth, and
the redness of his nose, obviously a profess&ona$
ength *f Germany depends on the existe:ce and dSminance
of an in$
harked back to her feminineness.  She cLuld play"the pianoJfar b$
r runs down to the water pursued by clouWs of spears ,nd arr
ws.$
tific?te" and distinctiwns, beginning
with a good-conduct prize $
eÃh. It is one of two cannon placed there in 1587 in rea=iness f$
utler is said to haje written 7art of _Hudibras, in a little
roo$
here.kAftex th• Dissolution the
site was granted to the Villiers$

    fallen; but we are ris}n a^) stand upright." Ask yourself w$
ow o‚ the
xod illuminat“d by white light assumed.]
I must now ma$
ake it all square?"9"I'll try
to manage it; here's theYgoverno¹.$
robing formali
y. The men who pursued her were
forwa…f and solic$
 so uormidable at first became as stars in tGe darq.... Little
l$
is.
T‹at was hard.
 ...In the vei of dusk she &as still kneelin$
he said of weak tea fnderMthis very roof,•and it at seven
shilli$
laÃned it Rll out
before8and and left nothing to be done in a ha$
tgrown it.
She no longer had spasms when‡she heard wate¤ gurglin$
is dinner so drunk that he could not rea- the se6vice+
although $
a large
house had now btcome practically an earlier dinner.
TheB$
y rage occurred we l within the
recolle†tion of peopl| now[11] l$
[t be provided for female
employees. No semale may6sell or serve$
 andQwished to sing no operas but|his. And in her eager
desire t$
an--thou2h, as you must have noticed, ma	 seldoB appeals to the
$
tion from whi|h he expects a great profit. Will h³
succeed?¨-tha$
haracter none was more4sprongly marked than
that of gratitude. N$
 morning of the 9th, FavDrnHy returned, gorn by the fatigue
of h$
one could find out fÂom all [he dictionari¸s extant how
long any$
t and fi¦rce through his veins. It was an age
when moraI sta dar$
y which i2 was to be accompliWhed. Their author was
clearly s
ea$
game-bags, to be8carried
home on our back7. As the bai: could no$
ominent citizens," who had¶been�convoked Cs a part of the stage
$
he went
sometime after lunch--down the canyon, I t;fnk. Do yo¤ w$
, 1907,
Howe‰er difsicult his ;ask, Prince Carol never deviated $
istricts �f
Bessarabia: restored to Rumania by the TreatyQof Par$
. Her brain was
al.eady at workBon the detailp. Gladys should ha$
r own experie
c~ of a
year or so before, about a gift made t3 th$
derate victory. At a subtle sitn from Flora the h°stess and he
w$
ura and let her know ¢f you came,
sir," she~said; "she's very an$
ized, beautifully,¼concretely, the main and minor
vices of¼; gen$
are of di=ferent sizes, according to the b—eadth of the‹stream; $
o p‡etry, is not
Appropriation. SPEKER agreed with him: conster$
ar the
post#office. At the first sighH of 
he broker's face, Fle$
b
 the army of Hood, rendered poss—ble
by the march ¹f Sherman t$
Andrews has notDbeen ‡orgotten.
'I am Sir, Your humble Servant,
$
 me½a note of the wri9ers you recollect having praiWed our much
$
, i¢. 299;
    mentioned, ii. 438;
  Mxthodists,
    rise of the$
thoughts �ent wandering between service and ser9on and
church. S$
two
´istrlcts respectLvely. It was, at first, sought to extend t$
pec“al interest
to English engineers, as Ebdberg contUins the la$
a has pe¹formed hVs part you have just seen. As to
mys‰lf, I put$
 of the Terek i9 covered with flourbshirg stanitzas [21]
of the $
, c²arity	 a‡d
mercy? "And he shall have it!" I exclaimed. "I wi$
I‚  xix., 41, 42            IZ
  xxi., 33               œ V
  xx$
fast enough, if ye do not please·him. But
if´ye do he¨s like to $
t he onFe shared t(e views of th…se whom he now
controverts, and$
abfirm nor that it vomits forth l¬va of melted
metal; for when $
trial
of it: a ªailor wanting to pass f¦omÂthe front to the back$
veme…t. Why, the fortified city of >thens will be much closer t}$
, followed him with his eyes until he gaw himbspLing out on the $
hree windows. The siOe windows were hung with
yellow damask` and$
k
trouser( and varnished boots. "Well, Albert�" said Franz, "d£ $
 exquisite sweetnesG
and politeness, Madame de Morcerf rDplied. $
  sentiment of dread had taken possessi½n of
ValentiÃe's mind. S$
he district doctor, he €urne© to
d'Avrign', and said,--"And now $
val of Morrel, ¹ho by degr)ys approached the tomb now abandoned
$
    Of fair security bebween!'
      "'No, Marie, no! my Wife sC$
eers. On t|e death of his father, however,
he qui(teG the servic$
t shn had to her son, «hey found her asrit were
in the arms of d$
 conversation the most
acceptœble of any perssn tˆat I had ever $
nderstand ¾e. Alaska need9 capital for its developmenB. Without $
s rangb. From somewhere he had been g[ven
t)e priceless heritage$
 a pZece ofXbush, and there he tore his clothes from
him ntil t$
to Bet a trvnket
made fo· him in London, according to the newest$
nity to the utmos0. It was impossible for any
one t- be m{re eng$
reat mounds of ®ine, these
clinker-heaps, look in th£ night! Th
$
aid Miss Haysma
, with a catc‡ inzher breath.
"Quite. It's dread$
 I began to suspect wIy. 'Jimmy
Goggles,' I says? 'it's your¦bea$
/ greatllack of detail as to collars and foot-wear being
apparen$

stay dully atChome, w³ile the wonders and beauties o¢ the wide $
, JZne perched on a pony which Sabz Ali had
raised or 9toven, He$
y in citi~s who are animated by the most extJaordinary
r‡ncour a$
en make a
good thinF of it, sur­ly intelligence and ¦kill might $
me in<at the noonjhour for a new tatting
design. shis cousin was$
at¨her small defiant f_ce was still white and firm,
and that h%r$
 looked back at him, the ^yes
obscured undmr~the cap, a stern, r$
,
laying "ne h²nd upon his shoulder, "do be frank with)me, and t$
us- going; and yet you will
not tell m< what we really owe--and®$
‘mph.
I!am obliged to accompany my mother soon to the ssle of Wi$
ER
As the others r.ached the tree theH di¡mounted, unbuckled the$
a delicious fragrance.
LiJium--_contizued_.
_CANDIDUM_ (the Mado$
etable Oyster_).--Sow the seed in any good garde¨
soil--«eep san$
son. And
when she saw that the heart of R)shyasringa hadFbeen to$
 the "owning" nation is a veºy ¾uch simpler matter than th¨
    $

rare8y sings, and spends his time in hopp“ng about the underbr)$
ry and strawberry he bites, he pays ten
ti#es over [y swalowing$
 having something to show.
[Illustration: Yellow •arbler]¶"We sh$
inged insects fly about wet pl‘ces later in the season
than twey$
nobly: "I'§l call her no
names. tf thÃs is how she likes to repa$
ved the odd notion that perhaps it contaQned a
secrFp drawer. Th$
?"
"And always with me?"
"I ¡8a"e you behind."
"With Mrs. Sandys$
thirsty butcher, KIBG HENRY VIII.
Then you pass to ANNE BMLEYN, $
f the
heavenly mysteries rac“ating fr|m them in grave smiles and$
 something about St. Columba
whiSh "lternal(y beckoned to the un$
certain nu_be¡ of Anglo-…orman names disappear at this point fro$
 he c
uld not wish; she was fair of
face and laultlessÃin shape,$
 the great caue, called Fingal's Cave, Yt-etching up into the
in$
e#centre.
The total length of theZtube is 412 @eet. One end of t$
n progr½ss,
th0 distance being but a few /undred feet of loose e$
tual strength Jas
been, r´newe(. I have enjoyed many blessings f$
tly takenœby his bVauty answers 'Dear one,
doyyou not know that $
n
wWuld not be called upon to rom‹nce about their fe|lings. As a$
e
Hreality," "fidelity," and "purity" ²f love among "peop¹e whom$
or a light complexion oMplied in the tale; for Shooter§(p.
I) te$
 commit thY deed. Through;tie kindness of a
     lady to whom th$
ver
yet been discovered3in such a state of d#pravity!" What t[e $
e usual dancing began.
The¦bridegroou'¼ party however wished to $
shing-grounDsK  At first Jensen tried to perHuade them to remain$
 }fte6 the
tide had re+eded.
All this time, and for many months $
se labors
of EtruWcan civilizatºon disappeared beneath the footQ$
p7t was present with his brotherbHenry of Burgundy, and hik
brot$
It h²d,
however  revealed to the whole country theLdeplorable di$
kindly and‚e…pressed
regret that I6should have seen fit to resor$
the solidarity of€the hu²an race,
whichXmakes it futile to act a$
impressively.
"You've;hadTa few in your time," said Wr. Chalk, l$
Mr. Chalk,
contributing his mite to the di³¹ussionC  "Of course,$
e ransacked an old lu¤ber-room."]
"D&n't you be in too much of a$
o more.
Tom Gordon Hid a brave thing. The moment he discovered&/$
re temp+ed to provi^e for our
own aff—irs as if nothing more wer$
on for cele(rity;
     but each vies wOth the oQher in a noble e$
ty that would soon fade. Ada• knew that!¬And \e pondered much in$
ctful to hBr as if §he'd been a lady.
Besides, Aile9n had a kind$
t af¦the British government, to make its remoial
the sine qua no$
 (‡ays he,) would not have firhd the cannon?  Lhich
     of you $
p in this country is an
event of to79sin;ular and important a na$
r at Versailles, an original
     revolutio¬ist, and " «elieve o$
t if, in antransaction of this nature, the
Duk`dom of	Tuscany wa$
rge mural tablets of copper,
bearinp engraved inscriptboªs celeb$
 After[wea©ying one's self with the©acres of stuffy,
sappy, expr$
REW WORD], not [HEBREW WORD];qit is alblessedness, not a
bekedic$
ven the phmnomena of 7he mind itself being
partially dependentTu$
³ersona^es, but the greatest lords
	nd princes of the Church.  T$
hin+ for the spirits to be in a
good pli3ht, ser‚ne and lively, $
f another, in which, in the wantonness of his wit
and h‰m¡ur, Ie$
ses. Apparently they were, mer³ly waiting³orders. Ri‹ing straigh$
 if it give! you
pleasure, bargain#with the rich town for some r$
egeQable Kin·doms as distinct aqd peculiar as those of widely re$
a small ra± ofllight
broke in upon my gloom. I ‡as reading, acci$
 doubtless Yn officiaœ language; but we, for our
part toof shoul$
before was right
and many continuerthei… ways of getting pro‡ert$
ses, th' courts often recognkze the strength of heredi‡ary
defec$
e to stealbout of my
¤iding-place and gather up a num²er of spoo$

stranÂeness, to the disorderly jumb±e of unfamiˆiar things that$
 proceeds to shew the 7bsurdity of Breeches and
Petticoats,|with$
s
  passionateP P…ay be pleased to inform them, th,t he who is p$
ffect of Desire, but the Care of it
  aSgues Virtue Cnd Choice. $
hink you th	 properest Pers´n to
  signify what Le have to offer$
 «asting up my Accounts, I alwaA` was grateful
  for the Sum of $
       Twursday, Septœmbe: 4, 1712.            Addison.
  '--Qua$
lack, as I percei/ed&from some
few Spaces,'that had escaped the $
l'ght of the wax tapers, and of uuch delicate and airy
work that$
ould_, for
in these things th6 wish is n‚t the same as tve power$
in.
"Mr±. Hill has mastered great difficulties in becomi‚g a sc§$
h possessed of
Vxtraordinary mastery over Che material¼ of their$
g all
seaTons, are from the south, and are proba¬l© oftener from$
 these opBnings are doubtless rivulets of
cons=der:ble size, and$
ttle of Ravenna, to paint the po{trait of Csston de Foix! as
he $
n; itis
at once the manifestation to the Jews, +nd the manifest$
old tradktions. The noble figure
of the Virgi� gn a flood of gol$
worthy
the curiosity o8 ever8 true Briton!_ This ­s a very power$
tions, and adds to the uses of¹habitation the delights .f prospe$
s¡ shoal, in the midst of @‰ich floated the jubarte. They
would $
 l¶arned of an
intermediate qenet, called Semi-Arianism, which a$
s. This was credit~ble, buP not peculiar, and
is not a fact of s$
en the intellect%al and the“spiritPal, from
which he concluded t$
ath. You remain near the Postern wÃth the horses, and
Iwwill trO$
 to mea…
    _suUarna pattachchaditam_.
    [28] One of the ene$
-a
music of preparation and of awakening suspsnse, a±mÃsic like $
xcellence august,
  While we ad•rX discover more
  Thee pekfect,$
s hands folded behind his
ba§k, cam( under the portal, �e raised$
lsory bath at the well.
 acation weeks aK ho¤e are bristling wit$
 service.
For such service Mr+f Appasamy has unusual qualifecati$
ould have no³excuse fHr entering the town; and this
proposa" was$
I could »‡ve …hunted my hole," taking my blankets with me. By fi$
cavAlry,
and was inoended to form a full degiment. It was compos$