" "I admits the hole is a tight squaze, but 'twill answer.

"Methinks 'twill blow from the west.

'twill break!" "Killed herselfand for lack of thy pitiful, accursed pardon!

I think you had better wear your twill dress; I have put the new trimming on.

Only a dayit's worth you scarce could tell From other days; but in my life 'twill dwell An oasis with palm trees and a well!

But though 'tis so humble, be sure, As mangled and bleeding it lies, A pain as severe 'twill endure, As if 'twere a giant that dies.

If ye gar me gie ye a look, 'twill gie ye the creepin's while ye live; so git ye doun, Tom;' and with that the dobby lifts its neaf, and Tom saw there was a red light round horse and man, like the glow of a peat fire.

It is laden with all that is sweet Of the beauty of every clime; Slowly and proudly 'twill glide to my feet In the eve of that fair "Sometime," Before me its sails will be furled, A princess I shall be, Crowned with the wealth of the world, When my ship comes in from sea.

But it really is surprisin' what a lot of love 'twill hold;

In the thoughts of the day, and the dreams of the night, On your eyes like the kiss of your mother 'twill light, Then the mist will disperse which long absence has spread.

S.A striped "SACKING" made from comparatively fine warp yarns, usually double as in bagging, but occasionally single, with medium or thick weft interwoven in 3-leaf or 4-leaf twill order.

With the wind it swells, with the wind 'twill sink, Dying at last by the sea's dim brink.

As while the World's a World 'twill speake of Meath. Hat.

Then 'twill trouble you, After your great affairs, to take the pain That I intended to entreat you to, About rehearsal of our promis'd play.

Now Sir, 'tis full, and whosoever drinks this Shall violently doat upon your person, And never sleep nor eat unsatisfied: So many hours 'twill work, and work with Violence; And those expired, 'tis done.

'Mongst those whom honest lives can recommend, Our Justice more compassion should extend; To such, who thee in some distress did aid, Thy debt of thanks with int'rest should be paid: 40 As Hesiod sings, spread waters o'er thy field, And a most just and glad increase 'twill yield.