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Boglin owned the land and I used his money, so I gave up to him; but I'm through with the honer'ble ass now.

"A poor woman in Utica, who owns three houses and is building another, sends her children into the streets daily to beg.

This would leave but a small fraction over NINETY THOUSAND, men, women, and children, owning slaves enough to unite them in a common interest.

it's Mr. Canning as owns all the house property about; it's him that our court and the lane and everything belongs to.

I may as well own the truth, and be done with it.

Her mother had friends residing in one of the up-river towns, owning a beautiful farm overlooking the Hudson, and in early May she paid them a visit, taking her little daughter with her.

You know the old lady what owned the place was nearly allus away and just left it to a caretaker that didn't take over much care of it" He stopped to chuckle, and the girls leaned forward eagerly.

He was bought by a man named Nicholas Spenser, who owned a plantation on the Potomac in Westmoreland County, and there he worked, first as laborer and then as overseer, for nigh upon ten years.

No Russian law ever directly enslaved the peasantry, but, through this decree of Boris, the lord who owned the soil came to own the peasants, just as he owned its immovable boulders and ledges.

The ease of owning a home.

" "In the middle counties, where he owns vast estates, and has been liberal to debtors and tenants, he carries great favor; both parties respect him for his ignorance and pomposity, which they mistake for simplicity and power, as usual.

Suppose a man owned one hundred acres of land and gave you the right of way through it from one public road to another,that would leave him many acres for his own use on which you have no right to trespass.

| | | | BONNER says in the Ledger, "It is a book for which every | | man who owns a horse ought to subscribe.

The expression "ordinary gait," as applied to driving in Kansas, where everybody owns "fast stock," is rather equivocal in these quieter latitudes to be sure, but we may guess that, at Leavenworth, a man who rides or drives at a pace of twenty miles an hour, is liable, "for instance," to a fine of $20, or just one dollar per mile.

We own or control at least four million shares, for which we paid ten to fifteen cents, while we had sold our original holdings for one dollar sixty to one dollar ninety-five a share.

I'm glad thou hast her, Harry; but doubt thou durst not own her; nay dar'st not own thy self.

When the boy heerd the man say I owned the pocket-book he caved in, and began to blubber.

They couldn't eat them, and they didn't own a dog; so they picked them clean and threw them away.

"I'll own old Cartwright's a great man," Brown said thoughtfully.

Helena on her knees now owned her love, and with shame and terror implored the pardon of her noble mistress; and with words expressive of the sense she had of the inequality between their fortunes, she protested Bertram did not know she loved him, comparing her humble unaspiring love to a poor Indian, who adores the sun, that looks upon his worshipper but knows of him no more.

And when he saw the morning rise, While sleep still sealed Daraja's eyes, Amid his tears, to soothe his pain, He sang this melancholy strain: "The morn is up, The heavens alight, My jealous soul Still owns the sway of night.

" "Skeelty doesn't seem the right man to handle those fellows," observed Mr. Merrick thoughtfully; "but as he owns the controlling interest in his company, and Boglin is fully as unreasonable, we cannot possibly oust him from control.

The one immutable Law of Individuality says no man owns a wife.

What though you own no lot at Mount Auburn?