" Some twelve years since we read Mr. Tylor's well-known and able work on Primitive Culture, and were much impressed with the evident fair-mindedness and courageous impartiality which distinguished the author so notably from the Clodds, the Allens, the Laings, and other popularizers of the uncertain results of evolution-philosophy.

One of the Allens of Pennsylvania, who was actually serving against us, has thrown up his commission from congress, since this wicked declaration, and has consented to take a battalion from the king.

PIERSON, CARRIE L. The Allens and Aunt Hannah.

PIERSON, CARRIE L. The Allens and Aunt Hannah.

The Allens had not a child; they settled with no thought of school or neighbour.

A Frenchman worked for the Allens that winter, and the name, Trove, was of his invention.

The Allens, with this rude shelter, found delight in dreams of an eternal home whose splendour and luxury would have made them miserable here below.

At ten years of age he went off on a three days' journey with the Allens.

Colonel John Allen, who fell at the head of the First Regiment of Kentucky Riflemen at the battle of the river Raisin on January 21, 1813, was one of the Irish Allens of Kentucky.

"But you spoke of inventions; I shall let the rest of the Allens show off.