Eft to his owne liking to go or stay when he came here; but he stayed,
and maryed here. [Sidenote:
2.] John Allerton and Thomas Enlish were both hired, the later to goe
m^r of a shalop here, and y^e
other was
reputed as one of y^e company, but was to go back (being a seaman) for
the help of others [...]
Be spared from the children and the family meals, the parson, the
Reverend James Mavor Morell does his work. He is sitting in a strong
round backed revolving chair at the
right hand end of a long table, which stands across the window, so that
he can cheer himself with
the view of the park at his elbow. At the [...]
flower, but grew by the river of life. I have often meditated
thereon, that it was like unto living silver with a light in itself,
like the moon,–even as our Lord’s garments in the Transfiguration,
which glistened like the snow. I have
cast about in myself by what device a painter might represent so
marvellous a flower." "Now, brother Antonio," [...]
Lly known how clover accomplished
such fertilization. It was thought it thus gathered fertility by
feeding deeply in the subsoil, and through the plant food thus
gathered, the root system of the plants
were so strengthened in the cultivated surface section of soil as to
account for the increased production in the plants that followed
clover. According to this view, the [...]
of the circus troop. DUCHESS [_throwing back her head and laughing_]
No? Beloved
by Gwymplane, you say? [_GWYMPLANE looks at her in a horror of
bewilderment, the point of her conduct beginning
to pierce his heart._] DEA O yes, beloved by Gwymplane. DUCHESS It
seems to me, child, that upon this somewhat fantastic
night we have perhaps changed partners. DEA Madame? [...]
S is perhaps worse than none, that is implicit and not to be
understood, or subject to what constructions he pleases to put upon
it:– Great critics in a _noverint
universi_ Know all
men by these presents how to curse ye; Pedants of said and foresaid,
and both Frenches, Pedlars, and pokie, may those rev’rend benches Y’
aspire to be the [...]
T. Dotty Dimple at Play. Dotty Dimple at School. Dotty Dimple’s
Flyaway. FLAXIE FRIZZLE STORIES.–Six volumes. Illustrated. Per
volume, 75 cents. Flaxie Frizzle. Little Pitchers. Flaxie’s Kittyleen.
Doctor Papa. The Twin Cousins. Flaxie
Growing Up. LITTLE PRUDY STORIES.–Six volumes. Handsomely
Illustrated. Per volume, 75 cents. Little Prudy. Little Prudy’s Sister
Susy. Little Prudy’s Captain Horace. Little Prudy’s Story Book. Little
Prudy’s Cousin [...]
Et, and went out. It was just sundown. The village lay glittering in
the light, that would be gone in a few minutes; and up on the hill
the white church, standing high, showed all bright in the sunbeams
from its
sparkling vane at the top of the spire down to
the lowest step at the door. Nettie’s home
was in [...]
the danger is over. Once the sheep men see that we mean business
they may throw up their hands and go
back where they belong–in Mexico." There were soon busy times at
Diamond X. The flivver was called
into requisition, and on it and on wagons was
transported to Spur Creek lumber to make a rough shack as a shelter
for [...]
Eld of active missionary work, or in "doing without things" for
Christ’s sake, that His name may be proclaimed, and that His kingdom
may come. * * * * * _CALLS FOR BOOKS._ Calls often come to us from
the field for hymn books.
Churches or individuals having unused books, enough of
the same kind to supply a small congregation, [...]