Can you fancy anything more interesting to do than what the dwellers there will never get tired of doing for thousands of millions of years?

Would you not like to be taught to do it too?to begin the pleasant and beautiful and most interesting work now, instead of waiting till you are grown up, and then perhaps never learning it at all, because it was put off now?

I wish'd and recommended that some at least of the ornaments of 'THE FARMER'S BOY' should be sketches of local scenery: knowing how much more interesting they would have been, and how much more appropriate to the Poem.

At the same time, such a concurrence in the Sentiments and Expressions of Genius in very distant Ages, and under widely different Circumstances, is always interesting, even where it can be resolv'd with Certainty, or Probability, into IMITATION: and much more so, when, as in these Poems, it is certain that it CAN NOT.

Thus we lose an interesting coincidence: but we gain what is of greater value; a just and prompt sacrifice to truth and candor.

A Good Woman of broad altruistic charity, there was not a young Civilian, not a Subaltern, not a handsome, interesting, smart, well-to-do, well-in-society, young bachelor in whose spiritual welfare she did not take the deepest personal interest.

And, perhaps, of all such eligible souls in Gungapur, the one whose Salvation she most deeply desired to work out (after she wearied of the posings and posturings of Augustus Grobble) was that of Captain John Robin Ross-Ellison of her husband's corpsan exceedingly handsome, interesting, smart, well-to-do, well-in-society young bachelor.

Up and down and between the ranks strode the trio, the General making instructive and interesting comments from time to time, such as: "Are your buttons of metal or bone, my man?

A very interesting caseand a very cruel tragedy.

MoreI'll give you as interesting and convincing a 'human document' about it as ever you read, if you like.

This he did and there learnt many interesting facts.

For this autograph letter and other interesting manuscripts, we are indebted to General Duncan S. Walker, a son of the Governor, now residing in Washington, D.C. Under an Act of Congress popularly known as the "English Bill," this same Lecompton Constitution was once more voted upon by the people of Kansas on August 2, 1858, with the following result: for the proposition, 1788; against it, 11,300.Wilder, "Annals of Kansas," pp.

Personal friends, of course, kept him well informed about these various political under-currents, and an interesting letter of his shows that he received and treated the matter with liberal charity.

" By no means the least interesting of the many points touched in these debates is Lincoln's own estimate of the probable duration of slavery, or rather of the least possible period in which "ultimate extinction" could be effected, even under the most favorable circumstances.

It is interesting to compare with Lincoln's letter one from Greeley to a Chicago editor on the same subject: "NEW YORK, "July 24, 1858.

65 Interior of the Colosseum D. Burton xiii 97 In this Series we have endeavoured to represent all the architectural beauties of the Park, and liable as are all of them to critical objection, they are extremely interesting for pictorial displays of the taste of this castle-building age.

A more interesting object than a solitary vessel in danger, I cannot well conceive.

I cannot take leave of this interesting town without noticing the church.

Many of them, having enjoyed for a time the interesting experience of radical thought and of bohemianism, come later to more moderate social opinions.

It would be an interesting task to trace how far this contrast is the source of the various subsidiary typesof the ideal where it breeds desire for a return to simplicity, of the realistic where the humour of it touches the imagination, and of the allegorical where it suggests satire on the corruption of an artificial civilization.

In a brilliant and interesting campaign a small Prussian army had defeated the Federal forces and occupied the whole of South Germany.

" It is interesting to compare this speech with the similar speech he made after Olmütz: how great is the similarity in thought and expression, how changed is the position of the speaker!

" It is interesting to compare with this the account given by another Frenchman of one of the later interviews between the two men: "The negotiations began seriously and quietly.

It is interesting to compare with this Bismarck's own account of the same scene: "When I addressed a definite demand to Thiers, although he generally could command himself, he sprang up and cried, 'Mais c'est un indignité.'

A letter to one of his colleagues, written in 1883, is interesting: "I have," he says, "long learned the difficulties which educated people, who have been well brought up, have to overcome in order to meet the coarseness of our Parliamentary Klopfechter [pugilists] with the necessary amount of indifference, and to refuse them in one's own consciousness the undeserved honour of moral equality.