SEE Tamblyn, J.W. Sun shine mottoes.

Untitled drawing depicting Shoe shine boy.

" "This is a shine country, and you're in wrong, little girl," said Mr. Pike, in a kindly tone.

On the walls of crystal gold, on all sides, shine faces; not dead faces, not pictured faces; living faceswarm, smiling, reflected faces.

Take the harp, and wake its numbers To thy sister planet's praise, As up the eastern sky she blazes, Followed by the morning rays; Queen of starry heaven beaming, From her azure realm afar; So thou dost shine midst beauty's daughters, Love's bright and glorious morning star.

Why, before I had my babe for my own, many's the time I was down to shoe-shine money.

No feeling has nature: to good and bad gives the sun his light, and for the evildoer as for the best shine moon and stars."

as shine needs shade, so good Needs evil: how were pity understood Unless by pain?

I remark, however, ere I go, that the boatswain has not lighted the head-lamps, whereas the lamps of the three-master shine brightlygreen to starboard, and red to port.