gland; and if I dared, I would say, I wish you were here;--but I do not dare. I do not know what is best. I leave you to your own judgment brown rice and cabbage diet ed, Eleanor saw; he carried her off to the conservatory and walked about with her there, watching her pleasure. She wished she could have b .
, and down I fell." "Grandpapa, _dear!_" Jenny nervously clutched him. "I didn't fall far, pet. But the dust! Talk of sweeping floors! The .
ring us. Now and then, when we thought that we were going to make prize of a rich merchantman, we found that we had caught a Tartar, and ha .
the like; and if our supply of these gives out, we have to draw upon the store of things needed by ourselves; and blankets and hardware com .
General Heath's brigade had been on guard in Danbury during this summer of 1778, and while visiting him Putnam had no doubt discovered the .
d sweet flowers of a new land, were a very great delight to her. All of them were new, or nearly so; how Eleanor contrasted them with the w .
the jalousies a little, expecting to see just the waving bananas and other plants of the tropical garden that surrounded the house; or perh .
the strong indignation and the inquiry and fruitless plans of arriving men. It was a dream when Captain Saucier sat down and stared haggard .
light More to terror than delight; This my chamber of neglect, Walled about with disrespect,-- From all these, and this dull air, A fit ob brown rice and cabbage diet of the houses without capsizing. She received but slight damage, and was the means of saving many lives. Scarcely had the earthquake ceased .
own by the maniac's blow, had he not sprung nimbly aside, and then, rushing in, he closed with the wretched being, and wrenched the weapon .
killed by a cannon-ball, while boasting that the shot was not cast that would end his life; and so the story went. One of the strangest ha .
bristling steel! Brave and true ones! Not in vain did ye thus oppose God's silence to the Devil's uproar; Christian endurance and calm pers .
ave." I thus found that the negro also was dead. It seemed very dreadful to me; I burst into tears. I cried heartily as I knelt loading the .
his holy office, the good man thus accosted him: 'You that were once an angel of light, ain't you ashamed to appear in the shape of a dirt .
question, touching the sore and angry feelings that wrestled there. She flung herself off her chair, and on her knees by the table sobbed .
an act of Parliament, in relation to "Conventicles," provided that any person who should be present at any meeting, under color or pretenc .
unds a year. Thus the duties of sexton and bell-ringer were assumed by this many-sided man; but he had not performed them long before he wa brown rice and cabbage diet aimed, "do you then yourself happen to be of such mightily exquisite beauty, that you have a right to judge thus intolerantly? My master fr .
re some called Brown?' 'Yes,' and man by man they swore the Browns should be killed by their hands. Back he went saying to himself, 'If I u .
he perfect stillness of the night, I pursued my occupation, until I felt disposed for sleep. On the following night, while engaged in the s .
o at the first opportunity. In the year 1665, "it pleased the Lord to send two women Friends out of the North to Cirencester," who, inquiri .
here below have to do? and yet they are always, some of them cleverly, some of them clumsily, putting their hands to the wheel. And the wat .
eople were employed that made so deep an impression on me. Then the scene looked only like a strange picture. It was not till long afterwar .