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?

It was a brilliant morning; a delicious south-eastern breeze came to us over the flowery plain of Esdraelon; the sea on our right shone blue, and purple, and violet-green, and black, as the shadows or sunshine crossed it, and only the long lines of roaring foam, for ever changing in form, did not vary in hue.

BAUCIS Shovel, axe, no labor sparing, Vainly plied the men by day; Where the fires at night shone flaring, Stood a dam, in morning's ray.

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.