And so, my Beltane, fare-thee-well!

Now that the people are sovereign, the jester fares betternay, too well.

It's natchurl enugh, I guess, When some gits more and some gits less, Fer them-uns on the slimmest side To claim it ain't a fare divide; And I've knowed some to lay and wait, And git up soon, and set up late, To ketch some feller they could hate For goin' at a faster gait.

You can get your property again by bringing me my master's, which is fare exchange.

And now, after side-trackin' my railroad fare home, I weren't wadin' in wealth, by no means.

Waytinge on courtyers is like knocking at greate mens gatts in dynner tyme: well may a man make a noyse but hunger & hard fare keepes the porter deafe styll.

Dance-halls were running, fare layouts were operating, roulette wheels were spinning.

On Wednesday there is to be a large fare meeting at Farmingtonon which occasion Dr. Hawes is to preach.

A horse-bus, dug up out of the past, jogs along the most famous boulevard in the world like a country diligence, with a fat, laughing peasant-woman clinging to its back-step and collecting fare-moneys into the immense pocket of her black apron.

I'd eat the simple fare privations fed me, And gladly make my couch upon the ground.

This was not only peculiarly relishing, after the salted sea-fare rations, but gratifying and encouraging, from the evidence it gave that a settlement, begun only three years ago, by a people in circumstances like theirs, could produce such plenty.

The personages, for the most part, were low, the fare rustic: the plan raised expectations which were not fulfilled, and the effect was like being ushered into a stately hall and invited to sit down to a splendid banquet in the company of clowns, and with nothing but successive courses of apple-dumplings served up.

'Draw near, my birds,' the mother cries, 'This hill delicious fare supplies; 10 Behold, the busy negro race, See, millions blacken all the place!

needed reform Feasting on the Sabbath, deleterious results of Simple meals for the Sabbath A Sabbath bill of fare Table topics.

In the fare tamaaraa, the coffee-houses of the Tinitos, the Chinese, the venders of provender and the marketers alike are slipping their taofe tau, their four-sous' worth of coffee, with a tiny pewter mug of canned milk, sugar, and a half-loaf of French bread with butter.

Such chartered cars must contain not less than 15 persons holding full first-class tickets, and another full fare ticket will be required for each additional passenger over 15.

They awaited with hearts of joy the moment when their mother would come to take them to the cook-house, the fare umu.

One evening, as he was coming downstairs at his old tutor's, a stout man offered him, with a sweep of the arm, the bill of fare advertising a neighbouring cook-shop; he carried a huge bundle of them under his left arm.

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