To the Saxons there came no new levies, while from the north and east of England, as well as from over the sea, Guthrum was ever drawing to his standard wandering bands of sturdy Northmen.

This recollecting of our wandering thoughts before prayer is impressed on us by Holy Scripture, by the example of the saints, and by our own common sense.

Should Italy, at present neutral, take side with France hereafter, she should at once withdraw her wandering minstrels from all parts of the world, and set them to work on the "double attachment" engine of L.N. Nothing could be more appropriate for working the mitrailleur than a corps of barrel-organ grinders from the land of the Grape.

His likeness had been painted by a wandering artist, and soon after, a band of Delawares had attacked the homestead and carried him away to the wilderness, and there had remained little doubt, in his father's mind, that the child had been treated as the Indians were accustomed to treat such captivesmercilessly slain.

When God went back to heaventhe living God Rode he the heavens upon a fiery car? Waved seraph-wings along his glorious road? Stood still to wonder each bright wandering star? Upon the cross he hung, and bowed his head, And prayed for them that smote, and them that curst; And, drop by drop, his slow life-blood was shed, And his last hour of suffering was his worst.

I knew that that smoke of soft coal was so delicious, so wonderful of portent in his nostrils, that throughout his life it would bring up the wander-bidding in himalways a strange sweet passion of starting.

No storms approach that quiet shore, no night Falls on its silver streams, and valleys bright, And gardens vast; Within that pleasant land of perfect peace Our toil-worn feet shall stay, our wanderings cease; There shall we, resting, all forget the past, At last.

Soon will this voice be dumb: Should child of mine e'er wander hither, speak Of me, say that the worm is on my cheek.

Yankee's wander world.

And a scent of the warm brown broken earth On every wandering breeze; What, though thou be changeful, Though thy gold turns to grey again, There's a robin out yonder singing, Singing in the rain.

They advanced with a step at once bold and graceful, and even controlled their natural feeling of curiosity so far as to cast no wandering glances at the novelties that surrounded them.

An expedition was also being fitted out by the United States government, the fastest frigate of the navy, the Abraham Lincoln, under command of Captain Farragut, being in active preparation, with the object of hunting out this wandering monster which had last been seen three weeks before by a San Francisco steamer in the North Pacific Ocean.

Amos Green, leaning on the bulwarks, stared with longing eyes at these vast expanses of virgin woodland, hardly traversed save by an occasional wandering savage or hardy coureur-de-bois.

" Pantagruel had conceived a great affection for the wandering scholar, and he took him home and set a great store of food before him.

Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee, Child of the wandering sea, Cast from her lap, forlorn!

The Good Shepherd, in the picture above the altar, had gone out to find the wandering sheep, even leaving all the others, to bring back the lost one, sorry that it had been wayward, not angrybut only sorryPearl hoped that they would look at it when they came in.

If this terrible resolution passes, if our childour tender childwere to die to-morrow he would go without buriala little wandering soul!

I often feel as a poor wandering stranger in a strange land, and yet I dare not complain.

And let our Ship of State to harbor sweep, Her ports all up, her battle-lanterns lit, And her leashed thunders gathering for their leap!" So said I, with clenched hands and passionate pain, Thinking of dear ones by Potomac's side: Again the loon laughed, mocking; and again The echoes bayed far down the night, and died, While waking I recalled my wandering brain.

"It is surely such,' replied the wandering trader, 'at least in this remote wilderness.'

He excelled In all the contests 'twixt the wandering camps; I tourneyed with him careless of my fate.

She climbed fences, raced up and down alley-ways, stormed inoffensive door-yards, chased wandering cats with the best of them.

But now for me, in search of gain From shore to shore he flies: Why wander riches to obtain, When love is all I prize? IV.

They slept that night with nothing between them and the sky, amid the horrors of a manufacturing suburb, and who shall tell the terrors of that night to the young wandering child.

And yet, how few believe such doctrine springs From a poor root Which all the winter sleeps here under foot, And hath no wings To raise it to the truth and light of things, But is still trod By every wandering clod!