The invalid, whose health is impaired by excessive labor, but who is yet able to exercise in the open air, will find a visit to these beautiful lakes and pleasant rivers, and a fortnight or a month's stay among them, vastly more efficacious in restoring strength and tone to his system than all the remedial agencies of the most skillful physicians.

It was a masterly effort, and cost me a month's salary to get it inserted in a popular magazine.

Just back from his month's leave at home.

For chewing tobaccoone month's imprisonment; for subscribing to The N.Y. Evening Postdeath; while for the hideous misdemeanor of eating white bread, the offender would be left to the pangs of his own indigestion.

" CHAPTER XV BILLS Patty's plans for systematic housekeeping included a number of small Russia-leather account books, and she looked forward with some eagerness to the time when the first month's bills should come in, and she could present to her father a neat and accurate statement of the household expenses for the month.

But when a month's campaign changed the war from one of liberation to one of conquest, Roumania demanded from Bulgaria as the price of neutrality Silistria and a small slice of the Black Sea coast sufficient to satisfy strategic military demands.

In the present method of payment, sir, the troops have always one month's pay advanced, and receive their regular allowance on the stated day; so that every man has it in his power to pay his landlord every night for what he has had in the day; or if he imagines himself able to procure his own provisions at more advantage, he can now go to market with his own money.

"It will be a most pathetic spectacle," said the Fourth Lord laughing, "and I will bet a month's pay and allowances that at the distance not a man in the Three Towns will have the smallest suspicion that the genuine copper-bottomed Terrific and Intrepid are not ditched before his blooming eyes."

And if I had not a month's mind in another place, I would have a fling at her, that's flat; but I must set a good holiday-face on't, and go a wooing to pretty Peg: well, I'll to her, i' faith, while 'tis in my mind.

A month's earnest practise of this kind will yield astonishing results.

Strong in spirit, as delicate in frame, she had given herself and drawn her martial husband to the support of a great and noble cause; but while the spirit was ready, the flesh was weak, and even at that moment her name was written in the Lamb's Book to enter the higher life, in one short month's time from that Christmas.

In a month's time we won't know you.

" "Last month's experience has taught me what I have to expect," remarked Leonard, with a smile.

With this he could obtain a month's reading at the Cockburnspath library.

We want you to go awayon a month's vacation.

Friday was for burning the hollow or cavity of this tree out, to make it for a boat, but I showed him how to cut it with tools; which, after I had showed him how to use, he did very handily: and in about a month's hard labour we finished it, and made it very handsome; especially when, with our axes, which I showed him how to handle, we cut and hewed the outside into the true shape of a boat.

She, too, was conveyed to the Cemetery, and laid beside her dear son, who had been deposited there a few month's previous.

The lads return home on Monday next; you shall have a month's holiday, and you shall spend it as you willwith us, or elsewhere.

This is all that he was able to obtain from the French authorities, during five month's time that he remained at Saint Louis.

He was accordingly thrilled and delighted to receive in reply to his last letter a telegram which read: "Engage you month's trial both sides.

Payments are made monthly, and a month's notice can be demanded on leaving, though it is frequently not enforced.

" Now, as a profane cannot be admitted an Entered Apprentice, or in other words, a member of an Entered Apprentices' lodge, unless after one month's notice, so it follows that an Apprentice cannot be admitted a member of a Fellow Crafts' lodge, nor a Fellow Craft of a Masters', without the like probation.

Then it deepens and darkens them day by day, week by week, till at a month's or a year's end the tablet of memory bears, in great, sharp, legible letters, just the opposite thing to that which you had originally written down there.

They knew, of course, that I cannot interfere with their appointed labour, and therefore their sole entreaty was that I would use my influence with Mr. to obtain for them a month's respite from labour in the field after child-bearing.

Passing inside of Haggerstone Island, we rounded Sir Everard Home's group and anchored under Sunday Island, where the Bramble joined us after a month's absence.