My cry-baby girl!" "You're all I got in the world, Blutch!

The crying need is for an international institute, endowed and equipped for investigation upon the proper scale, with all the available appliances and methods already worked out and at hand.

Then, again, our coming would set them to talking about our early disaster and such horrible recounts of happenings in the snow-bound camps that we would rush away, and poor Georgia would have distressing crying spells over what we had heard.

Judge Canonge of New Orleans, in his address at the opening of the criminal court, Nov. 4, 1837, published in the "Bee" of Nov. 8, in remarking upon the prevalence of out-breaking crimes, says: "Is it possible in a civilized country such crying abuses are constantly encountered?

This impost is a crying injustice, and therefore will I plead for you, for it never shall be said that Gotzkowsky suffered an injustice to be done when he could prevent it.

It is a crying necessity that you go into this fight perfectly fit and with all your wits about you.

But your mother wasn't one of the crying sort, and she didn't feel like it that night.

besides the cry-sis, there's more cry-bubs in and about Wall Street than there was in Egipt, when NAPOLEON BONAPART chopped off the heads off all the first born.

" Filled with his words that flow in light, Her heart will break or cry: A woman's cry bursts forth in might Of loving agony.

Before this self-betrayal blank surprise Fills Achmed's comrades, and their wondering cries Demand, "How shall thy foolish act be named?" "My mare is lost, her glory is not shamed.

That the relation of the kindergarten to social reform is simply that, as a plan of education, it offers us valuable suggestions in regard to the mental, moral, and physical culture of children, which, in view of certain crying evils of the day, we should do well to follow.

Then, having looked to girth and bridle, he vaulted to the saddle, and drawing sword, shouted his battle-cry fierce and loud: "Arise!

Immediately our pinnace returned from the shore, and brought abundance of cry-fish, with a man clothed in goats skins, who looked wilder than the first owners of them.

The roses in her cheeks have paled, indeed, and her blue eyes look large and frightened; but, unlike me, she makes no crying fuss.

The war-cry spread in every direction.

Though far he cast the lingering pack behind, His haggard fancy still with horror views The fell destroyer; still the fatal cry Insults his ears, and wounds his trembling heart.

" "If it is true," replied the crying maid, "That Sita followed Rama to the woods, And that she of the Pandus also shared With them their toilsif ever woman's charms Had power to move the adamantine heart Of man, then let thy Rati go with thee To share with thee thy joys and woes as well.

Battle-cry alarm!

On another occasion he writes,"Our revival still continues, though we have not had any crying aloud for mercy lately, but every time we meet in class we have some new members.

An', betimes, I hear the cry o' murder in the cursed heap as if there were some had blood upon it.

('tis holy ground,) Comus and his midnight crew, And Ignorance, with looks profound, And dreaming Sloth, of pallid hue, Mad Sedition's cry profane, Servitude that hugs her chain,

He heard the cry of a wolf, and then a like cry replying, but he knew that the sounds came from the throats of warriors.

He thought his fancy must have deceived him, and turned again to descend, when he heard the same cry ring through the still evening air: "Rip Van Winkle! Rip Van Winkle!"at the same time Wolf bristled up his back, and giving a low growl, skulked to his master's side, looking fearfully down into the glen.

"Mon tout," say I, screwing up my face into a crying shape, and speaking in a squeaky, pseudo-tearful voice, "je ne saurai vous le dire!"

besides the cry-sis, there's more cry-bubs in and about Wall Street than there was in Egipt, when NAPOLEON BONAPART chopped off the heads off all the first born.