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rer! Serene, courteous, healthful; a ray of tenderest and blandest light, shining steadily in the sober gloom of that old household! Confir .
nd then sailed once more for the same destination. We had the usual number of passengers, and all went well till we reached Kingston. After .
ave been of all human actions the most natural. I have never felt that any indescribable fear, any overpowering shudder draws us back, and .
seven years after he was relieved and gratified by the removal of Edwards to Stockbridge, as the Indian missionary at that station, seven m .
f flannel round her throat. She was very voluble, though her voice was very hoarse. Indeed she left nothing untold that there was time to t .
e it to the old woman shuddering; for now at length he was able to observe her more distinctly. She grinned at him friendly, and displayed .
bachelors, I conclude, have also to dwell in solitude. When we frightened the sitting-hens, we observed that they had a peculiar way of lif .
t there was nothing else. Relief must come, or we must die. "`Others have lived under like circumstances,' said one, looking up under his s word for mac fonts he outpost to cover their retreat."] As soon as once assured that the defeat of the Provincials was overwhelming, Putnam lost no time in en .
port thee." "He talks for all the world just like my father!" cried Rose, and walkt away, half in sorrow, half in anger; while Edward went .
true word of prophecy. Says an American writer: soon after, 'I meet him at every turn. John Brown is not dead; he is more alive than ever h .
he cause for which they fight, and as through long disappointment and suspense, lavish effusion of blood, generous sacrifice of their brave .
guage of a contemporary, Colonel David Humphrey, who was an aide-de-camp to General Putnam, and also to General Washington, during the Revo .
al panegyric. From all corners of the earth strangers flock to see the wonders of the mighty metropolis, more crowded than London, more mag .
nswer came back slowly by mail, to find Blossy on the verge of a nervous collapse, under the care of all the women in the house. That lette .
word about the cause of our fray will pass over your lips. In four days time we will meet again: and if you are not of my way of thinking t .
o now overjoyed to see an old acquaintance, were so kind and loving that what with shaking hands, riding abreast, in this bad way, and othe word for mac fonts main using my paddle, I worked on my rough canoe towards the schooner. Now commenced the most dangerous part of the enterprise, as I drew .
hat forsaken village, the wonder how all would end, the increasing belief that thousands of lives depended on our success, and the longing .
ke of it. Dr. Cairnes' cheese was excellent; his hung beef was of prime quality; and the ale was of a superior brand, and the wine which he .
r, then," said the tall seaman; and, without waiting for my reply, he seized me by the arm, and began to move off with me through the crowd .
ing nothing for himself.' But while we feel the veracity of these words there comes to our mind one of Charles Kingsley's impulsive sayings .