The cattle and sheep shall be destroyed with murrain; man and beast shall be tormented with boils and blains; the crops shall be smitten with hail; the locusts shall eat up every green thing in the land; and at last all the first-born of Egypt shall die in one night, and the land be filled with mourning, horror, and desolation, before the anger of this terrible God, who will destroy and destroy till he makes himself obeyed.

And anon all the people of Egypt, as well men as beasts, were full of blotches, boils, and blains and wounds, and swellings in such wise that the enchanters could ne might not stand for pain tofore Pharaoh.

Then Satan departed from the face of our Lord and smote Job with the worst blotches and blains from the plant of his foot, unto the top of his head, which was made like a lazar [leper] and was cast out and sat on the dunghill.

The fetters of the Greeks have been struck off, but the blains and excoriated marks of slavery are still conspicuous upon them; the sinister eye, the fawning voice, the skulking, crouching, base demeanour, time and many conflicts only can efface.

They had just witnessed God's testimony against oppression in the plagues of Egyptthe burning blains on man and beastthe dust quickened into loathsome life, and swarming upon every living thingthe streets, the palaces, the temples, and every house heaped up with the carcases of things

They had just witnessed God's testimony against oppression in the plagues of Egyptthe burning blains on man and beastthe dust quickened into loathsome life, and swarming upon every living thingthe streets, the palaces, the temples, and every house heaped up with the carcases of things

R75646, 19Mar51, Ellen S. Barry (W) BARSE, MARY EMMA (SALISBURY) Games for children, little and big, by Mary E. Blain [pseud.]

R72544, 9Jan51, Mary E. Blain (A) BARSTOW, Mrs. MONTAGUE. SEE Orczy, Emmuska, baroness.

R73728-R73724, 25Jan51, Helen E. Blackstone (W) BLAIN, MARY E., pseud.

BLAIN, MARY E. Games for all occasions.

Mary E. Blain (A); 6May58; R214108.

BARSE, MARY EMMA SALISBURY. Games for Hallow-e'en, by Mary E. Blain, pseud.

Mary E. Blain (Mary Emma Salisbury Barse) (A); 1May62; R294577.

BLAIN, MARY E., pseud. SEE Barse, Mary Emma Salisbury.

R75646, 19Mar51, Ellen S. Barry (W) BARSE, MARY EMMA (SALISBURY) Games for children, little and big, by Mary E. Blain [pseud.]

R72544, 9Jan51, Mary E. Blain (A) BARSTOW, Mrs. MONTAGUE. SEE Orczy, Emmuska, baroness.

R73728-R73724, 25Jan51, Helen E. Blackstone (W) BLAIN, MARY E., pseud.

BLAIN, MARY E. Games for all occasions.

Mary E. Blain (A); 6May58; R214108.

BARSE, MARY EMMA SALISBURY. Games for Hallow-e'en, by Mary E. Blain, pseud.

Mary E. Blain (Mary Emma Salisbury Barse) (A); 1May62; R294577.

BLAIN, MARY E., pseud. SEE Barse, Mary Emma Salisbury.

They haf daken atfandage of our bresence to regover a bortion of the blain.

And when things happen to "The Yews" or "Planes" Left by the Joneses like a haunt of lazars; When the roof falls, or in the winter rains The dining-room breaks out in sudden blains, And every feast we have recalls BELSHAZZAR's; You shall be smiling.