"Open the gates," called out the Senator, as the cry outside waxed louder.

"None shall cry for justice in vain at the gate of an AEmilius.

D. You have not learnt to prize that atmosphere in which things always seem to assume their true proportion, and to prompt the cry of St. Bernard's brother'All earth for me, all heaven for you.' C. That was surely an outcome of the time when people used to sacrifice certainties to uncertainties, and spoil life for the sake of they knew not what.

she cried passionately, just when Jack believed she was going to cry "Señor Jack?"

I shall laugh and clap my hands, and cry, 'Bravo, bravo, querido mio!'

We look at the passage again, and more carefully, to see if, after all, we may not be intended to laugh, and not to cry at it; but on finding, as clearly appears, that we actually are intended to cry at it the temptation to laugh becomes almost irresistible.

We look at the passage again, and more carefully, to see if, after all, we may not be intended to laugh, and not to cry at it; but on finding, as clearly appears, that we actually are intended to cry at it the temptation to laugh becomes almost irresistible.

I am afraid,' called Stephen after me, and right after that followed a cry: "'Mother mine!'

Tired and hungry as I was I threw myself on the ground and started to cry bitterly till I fell asleep.

The jailer's wife while fastening the inside prison-door heard a cry of murder near the outer door of the jail, and running to the door she saw Morgan struggling with the two men who had come for him.

He continued to scream and cry in the most distressing manner, at the same time struggling with all his strength; his voice was suppressed by something that was put over his mouth, and a man following behind rapped loudly upon the well-curb with a stick; a carriage came up, Morgan was put in it by the two men with him, and the carriage drove off.

It was hard work enthusing over "Hancock and Hooray" after "Tilden and Reform;" the latter cry had substance, the former was just fustian.

It is a far cry from former leaders such as Tilden, Hewitt, Bayard, and Cleveland to those of to-day; a party which seeks its candidate among the populists of Nebraska courts defeat.

With wreaths of green leaves on their heads, friends sat round the body wailing the long-drawn cry, Aué!

The unhappy man had but time to cry, "Captain Kelly, for God's sake don't leave me!" when he was knocked down in the surf, and hacked to death.

how little I then thought that I should have to cry peccavi to her memory from the bottom of such ruts, and under the shadow of such flights of winged creatures as she used to describe from the muddy ways of Pennsylvania and the muddy waters of Georgia!

Early the next morning, while I was still dressing, I was suddenly startled by hearing voices in loud tones in Mr. 's dressing-room, which adjoins my bed-room, and the noise increasing until there was an absolute cry of despair uttered by some man.

It was a sort of conventional methodist prayer, and probably quite as conventional as all the rest was the closing invocation of God's blessing upon their master, their mistress, and our children; but this fairly overcame my composure, and I began to cry very bitterly; for these same individuals, whose implication in the state of things in the midst of which we are living, seemed to me as legitimate a cause for tears as for prayers.

Their chief expression of sorrow, however, when Mr. and myself bade them good night at the conclusion of the service, was on account of my crying, which appeared to affect them very much, many of them mingling with their 'Farewell, good night, massa and missis,' affectionate exclamations of 'God bless you, missis; don't cry!' 'Lor, missis, don't you cry so!'

Their chief expression of sorrow, however, when Mr. and myself bade them good night at the conclusion of the service, was on account of my crying, which appeared to affect them very much, many of them mingling with their 'Farewell, good night, massa and missis,' affectionate exclamations of 'God bless you, missis; don't cry!' 'Lor, missis, don't you cry so!'

Now the cry was for "stay laws."

A cry of inarticulate joy burst from Dan, and then: "You've found it!

Come out!" A hoarse, ringing cry, as of one who is shouting against a great wind: "Dan! Dan Barry!

She sprang in front of him again with a wild cry.

She could not even cry out; she was frozen.

Those French and Briton Druids in the West first taught, saith Caesar, non interire animas (that souls did not die), "but after death to go from one to another, that so they might encourage them to virtue."

In imitation of whom the devil belike (nam superstitio irrepsit verae religionis imitatrix, superstition is still religion's ape, as in all other things, so in this) doth so combine and glue together his superstitious followers in love and affection, that they will live and die together: and what an innate hatred hath he still inspired to any other superstition opposite?

Because a dead dog was flung into the only fountain which the city had, they would die of thirst all, rather than drink of that unclean water, and yield up the city upon any conditions.

Though the praetor and chief citizens began to drink first, using all good persuasions, their superstition was such, no saying would serve, they must all forthwith die or yield up the city.

The world goes round, "truditur dies die, Novaeque pergunt interire Lunae:" They did eat and drink of old, marry, bury, bought, sold, planted, built, and will do still.

"We will make a famous Greek scholar of you yet," said Harry, "who knows, darling Em, but you may be a great poetess before you die?

Yes, for the second time the die was cast.

I shall die some day, and something tells me that that divine event is not very far off.

"I yelled: 'Sandy, for God's sake, don't be killin' a tenderfoot!' "'If whisky will kill him he's goin' to die,' says Sandy. 'Flanders, pour out a drink of rye for this gent.'

He said that he wants to die with his boots on.

"Doctor, you must do more than you can; you must accomplish the impossible; I tell you, it is impossible for this man to die; he must live!" He turned to Glendin.

"Yah, massa,nuffin harm Ol' Cap in water; spec he born to die in galluses; had nuff chance to be in glory, ef 'twasn't.

Oh, you need not care for me,you need never love me,you may always be cold,but I must serve you, live with you, die with you!"

"He died," said the former to me, "because he would die."

To me it seems that the whole old resident population of the frontiers, together with the new accessions to it, in the shape of petty dealers of all sorts, are determined to have the Indians' furs, at any rate, whether these poor red men live or die; and many of the dealers who profess to obey the laws wish to get legally inland only that they may do as they please, law or no law, after they have passed the flag-staff of Sainte Marie's.

I am sure I shall die if they do!" "Miserable driveller!"

I had gained fame indeed, the miserable fame to have my story bawled forth by hawkers and ballad-mongers, to have my praises as an active and enterprising villain celebrated among footmen and chambermaids; but I was neither an Erostratus nor an Alexander, to die contented with that species of eulogium.

Oppressed, annihilated I might be; but, if I died, I would die resisting.

But at the last, when he knew he was dying, he was desperately anxious you should know that he did not die a 'Stranger's death,' as he said.

People die...." "Jay, darling, don't," sobbed Mr. Morgan.

Grandmamma was glad to die.

Thou makest thyself a very considerable thing indeed, if thou thinkest the Son of God counted it worth His while to weep, and bleed, and die, to deceive thee into a false esteem of Him and His love.

WHITE, W. L. Queens die proudly.

Queens die proudly.

W. L. White (A); 17Sep70; R491240. Queens die proudly.