her went on. "No, mamma, I do not think I can." "What do they learn?" Mr. Carlisle inquired. "A little reading, some of them; but the main the rice diet menu plan f remaining longer lest we should be observed. Just as I was going, however, I told him to try and arrange some plan by which we might have .
warning or grateful encouragement? Where is the scholar, the poet, the man of taste and feeling, who does not, with Cowper, "Even in transi .
e; there's got to be, if there's any sense in arithmetic. Oh, I'll be choosin' between breast-meat and hind-legs on Thanksgiving,--you bet .
and rejoiced with her whole heart on his Majesty's birthday. But the slaves, we suspect, were the merriest part of the population, since it .
blue jacket holding up a light. Eleanor made towards it, across a narrow strip of courtyard. She saw only the girl, and did not feel certai .
, and spoken by the lips that of all others could alone speak to the purpose. So Eleanor felt; so was in some measure for her the truth; an .
nt out again to look at the firmament. Meanwhile the onrush of the storm was heard; lightning and thunder chased each other; and the house .
es who seemed resolved not to allow any of their intended victims to escape them. I did not think it possible that any man could keep so ma .
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ps of wine with the arrowroot. Scarcely, however, had we got them down below, than the gale which had been threatening came on; and while t .
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when he was young and had a younker's itching for knowing more than his neighbours, from the manuscript of a travelling Tyrolese, and took .
uld say" to this home-leaving, and it was a bright June afternoon, too clear for an umbrella with which to hide one's face from prying neig .
uth before him; and then, as I think, in most cases it would be the height of folly." "I will write to Mr. Carlisle to-morrow." "And then, .
decisive and less robust faith of Charming. What is the lesson of this but that Christianity consists rather in the affections than in the .
e and there; the future comes forward and, like the past, pours out its secrets before us; the whole realm of knowledge, of comprehension, .
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the men, which showed that they considered themselves on a par with their officers, and that they could quit the vessel whenever they fanc .
the other day at the forge? I am to die soon. This was the only thing wanting to set all our affairs in the most dismal confusion. But here .
fear, madam, that's more than you or any other woman can accomplish," answered Captain Gale. "But if any human being is able to rescue your .