He is arranging to meet the police surgeon for an autopsy to-morrow morning.

Of course, the hop comes on for to-morrow night.

As up the steep we clomb, I saw a distant fire in the north-east; I took it for the blaze of Cheviot Beacon: With proper speed our quarters may be gained To-morrow evening.

" "To-morrow afternoon," explained Dawson, "I must attend a meeting of shop stewards, over two hundred of them.

"Ye know I'm a-gittin' looms thar to-morrow mornin'.

If it be to-morrow day, Take your wings and fly away.

But he (good man) is at his morrow mass;

I am incessantly haunted by the idea that the companion of to-day may to-morrow expire under the Guillotine, that the common acts of social intercourse may be explained into intimacy, intimacy into the participation of imputed treasons, and the fate of those with whom we are associated become our own.

So man, with earthly honor, Stands proudly forth, to-day, To-morrow Death's untimely frost His glory sweeps away.

Who knows, ere this important morrow rise, But fear or mutiny may taint the Greeks?

We heard them speak many words of treason against our gracious Lord Duke, but I did not move in their arrest until the younger man said to his companion: 'I will to-morrow gain entrance to the castle as a pedler and will stab this Duke Charles to death.

To-day I would wait for the morrow; on the morrow indecision came; and at last, when the intent was stronger than ever, when I had laid me down to sleep after an interview with Mr. McKey, solemnly promising Heaven that with the morning light I would confess all and leave the consequences with my God, in that night-time He sent forth His angel to gather in her spirit.

For passing youths who forget there is a morrow jibe at the culprits and thus plant the seeds of dissensions which bloom in fights.

Yes, I have built to-day, a wall against to-morrow, So let to-morrow knock, I shall not be afraid, For none shall give me death, and none shall give me sorrow, And none shall spoil this darling day that I have made.

Thy owne tongue is thy Judge; take him away: To-morrow looke to dye: send him a Confessour.

On the morrow Tsz-lu went on his way, and told all this to the Master, who said, "He is a recluse," and sent Tsz-lu back to see him again.

I'm off at eight to-morrow morn, To bring such fishes back! Eversley, April 1, 1856.

when the morrow camebut it was the present I must think of now, this hour, this moment.

And giv'n sufficient reason to secure me; And so good morrow brother to your patience.

Give me my gloves for the night, and get the gray dress, the high one, ready for to-morrow morningand don't forget the mutton cutlets for Ada.

"To-morrow morningfor that," he replied.

"I've got an appointment in London to-morrow morningone I can't put off.

I will see your grandmother to-morrow morningwill once more honorably ask her for your hand, and if she still refuses, as you think she will, it cannot surely be wrong in you to consult your own happiness instead of her prejudices.

To-day he dines with opera-bouffe, To-morrow breakfasts with burlesque, And tights and tinsel, face to face, Encounters, pink and picturesque.

No, and if you men come to my committee room at 12:30 to-morrow noon you'll have a chance to hear how all that's coming about.