and, for a genuine healthy Englishman, what more proper than this good old national English dish?

Captain Newmarch was a bilious Englishman with a thin, scrawny beard.

he pulled my nose an' called me a bloody Englishman!" Kurt groaned in the disgrace of the moment.

"In a sense I have," Norgate admitted, "but only in the sense that every able-bodied Englishman will have to do, in the course of the next few months.

There have been many broader and more scholarly Englishmen, but there never walked the streets of London a man who battled more courageously for what he thought was right.

Have you no faith in a poor broken Englishman?" "Yes," says I; "I'll trust you.

The chief men in the ship were Captain Guy, a vigorous, earnest, practical American; Mr. Bolton, the first mate, a stout, burly, off-hand Englishman; and Mr. Saunders, the second mate, a sedate, broad-shouldered, raw-boned Scot, whose opinion of himself was unbounded, whose power of argument was extraordinary, not to say exasperating, and who stood six feet three in his stockings.

I left the consulate in the hands of a new vice-consulan Englishman long resident in the island,my Greek vice-consul having died during the insurrection, and I had decided not to return at the end of my leave of absence; but I did not resign, as I knew that both the Turkish and my own government wanted me to do so.

Not even the most convinced Englishman can look upon the twisted and constricted choir of Canterbury and rejoice.

Strangers accosted each other by the title of Citizen, I heard some talking about an eccentric Englishman who had paid three thousand francs for the pleasure of being the last to climb to the summit of the column.

They recited the man's marvellous career, and held it up to the admiration and emulation of his fellow Englishmen.

Gottfried Plattner is, in spite of his name, a freeborn Englishman.

and, for a genuine healthy Englishman, what more proper than this good old national English dish?

We were a large party now; for a number of additional guests had joined us at Folly Bridge, and we comprised poets, novelists, scholars, sculptors, painters, architects, men and women of renown, dear friends, genial, outspoken, open-hearted Englishmen,all voyaging onward together, like the wise ones of Gotham in a bowl.

And the honest Englishman wishing to vote for justice but swayed by conflicting opinions and dominated by distorted versions, often ends by becoming an instrument of injustice.

A Norwegian mountaineer, in his deerskin doublet, and with a dozen English words picked up on the voyage, will Americanise himself more in one year on an Illinois prairie than an intelligent, middle-class Englishman will do in ten, in the best society of Massachusetts.

Not far from Pennington stood a little Englishman with keen eyes and a jovial face.

There are no "loose Englishmen" in Germany nowadays.

On Jubilee Day, however, somebody told Captain Roberts why the church bells were ringing, and he hoisted a flag and fired off his guns like a loyal Englishman.

At first the movement was applauded by the liberal-minded Englishmen; but the confiscation of property, executions, and ensuing reign of terror soon made England recoil from this Revolution.

Tristram, who was a normal Englishman, self-contained and reserved, and too completely healthy to be highly-strung, felt undreamed-of sensations rise in him when he looked at her, which was as rarely as possible.

His plan for renting Washington's farm fell through, by his account because it was so poor, and ultimately he settled for a time near Baltimore, where he underwent such experiences as an opinionated Englishman with new methods would be likely to meet.

We were a large party now; for a number of additional guests had joined us at Folly Bridge, and we comprised poets, novelists, scholars, sculptors, painters, architects, men and women of renown, dear friends, genial, outspoken, open-hearted Englishmen,all voyaging onward together, like the wise ones of Gotham in a bowl.

VThe Lost England Telling the truth about Ireland is not very pleasant to a patriotic Englishman; but it is very patriotic.

He demonstrated in his life how genial, under existing institutions, a clergyman could be, how discreet a young enthusiast could be, how widely active a curate could be, how acceptable in society an honest man could be, how brilliant a plain Englishman could be.