On the 8th of June, the day of the arrival of Lee's head of column in Culpepper, a review of Stuart's cavalry took place in a field east of the court-house.

That No. 59 ought to be regarded as merely an inexpensive field for the acquiring of preliminary experience did not influence the judgment of the women in the slightest degree.

For hours it bombarded that suffering field energetically, and at the end of that time, when they were satisfied the shelling was over, the Blue Marines climbed from their cellar.

" "It does," said Fielding grimly.

"She is dead!" said Fielding heavily.

So you shall have no more to do with these harvest-fields and vineyards henceforth, except to eat of the fruits, if God will.

Howsoever, we arrived not long after that at a field hospitalnamely, Field Hospital Number 36, and here was realism enough to satisfy the lexicographer who first coined the word.

The bright yellow-green of the beeches, mingling with the dark and gloomy olive shade of the firs; here and there fields laden with the blue columbine and the "overrated" asphodel; the boulder-strewn slopes on our left, and the snow-ridges on the right; and the strong, fresh, and foaming cascade of Sidonie tumbling down beside us, made a very delicious contemplation as we went on our way.

Peasants working in the fields nearby who had heard the crash came running and added their numbers and temperaments to the Babel.

We noticed openings or drains which had been cut in the wall by the original builders in order to prevent the accumulation of moisture on the terraced floor of the enclosed area, which is several feet above that of the sloping field outside.

The seeds which were not too deeply buried grew and escaped the fly; when scarcely a field in the same district escaped the ravages of that insect.

But quite apart from this, all of Cisalpine Gaul, as the region was called, was receiving immigrants from all parts of Italy throughout the second century, when the fields farther south were being exhausted by long tilling, and were falling into the hands of capitalistic landlords and grazers.

" "Of course you ought!" said Fielding testily.

And all the fields thereof, Where daffodils flaunt everywhere And ouzels chant of love, Lest we attain the Middle-Land, Whence clouded well-springs rise, And vipers from a slimy strand Lift glittering cold eyes.

And there opened up to him unquestionably a noble field of patriotic exertion had he been fully adapted for its cultivationhis firmness been equal to his eloquence, and his sincerity to his addresshad he been more of a Whig in the good old Hampden sense, and less of a trimmer.

My name is Chaoukeun: my father cultivates at Chingtoo the fields which he has derived from his family.

" You see we were in the low fields west of those mountains.

The success of combinations of low-skilled workers will close one by one every avenue of regular employment to the unemployed, who will tend to become even more nomadic and predatory in their habits, and more irregular and miserable in their lives, affording continually a larger field of operation for the small "sweater," and other forms of "arrested development" in commerce.