"D-theze talkin' 'bou'," answered the young man; "d-theze coffee-howces noth a goo' plaze-a fore hore, eh?" The Irishman and the maiden looked into each other's eyes an instant, as people will do when listening; but Pauline's immediately fell, and when Mazaro's words were understood, her blushes became visible even by moonlight.

However painful solitude may be, he says, be careful not to be vulgar; for then you may find a desert everywhere: Die Einsamkeit ist noth: doch sei nur nicht gemein, So kannst du überall in einer Wüste sein.

Nu kann leben; Werd' ich zunicht, er muss von Noth den Geist aufgeben.

We best remember the poet by repeating and upholding his words: "Wir wollen seyn ein einzig Volk von Brüdern, In keiner Noth uns trennen und Gefahr.

Correct the division of the following words by Rule 5th: "E'n-gland,"Murray's Spelling-Book, p. 100; "a-no-ther,"Ib., 71; "a-noth-er,"Emerson, 76; "Be-thes-da, Beth-a-ba-ra,"Webster, 141; Cobb, 159.

Correct Emerson, in the division of the following words: "Dus-ty mis-ty, mar-shy, mil-ky, wes-tern, stor-my, nee-dy, spee-dy, drea-ry, fros-ty, pas-sing, roc-ky, bran-chy, bland-ish, pru-dish, eve-ning, a-noth-er."National Spelling-Book: Boston, 1828.

For sor | -row's eye, | gl=az~ed | with blind | -ing tears, Divides one thing | entire | to man |y obj~ects; Like per | -spectives, | which, right | -ly gaz'd | upon, Show noth | -ing but | confu | -sion; ey'd | awry, Distin | -guish form:

"Though the pleas | -ures of Lon | -don exceed In num | -ber the days | of the year, Cathari | -na, did noth | -ing impede, Would feel | herself hap | -pier here; For the close | -woven arch | -es of limes On the banks | of our riv | -er, I know, Are sweet | -er to her | many times Than aught | that the cit | -y can show.

See "a-no-ther" in Murray's Spelling-Book, p. 71; and "a-noth-er" in Emerson's, p. 76.

"Take heart," said he, "'Wenn die noth ist amgröszten die hülfe ist am nächsten.'

"But have you heard noth?" "Nothingg!"

SEE Noth, Ernst Erich.

NOTH, ERNST ERICH.

Ernst Erich Noth (A); 29Dec66; R399319.

SEE Noth, Ernst Erich.

NOTH, ERNST ERICH.

Ernst Erich Noth (A); 29Dec66; R399319.

Soon Miss Gray fol-lowed, but there was noth-ing to be seen of them.

Jo-ey had been ill, and the doc-tor said that there was noth-ing like coun-try air to make him well a-gain.

Grimm would derive the name need-fire (German, niedfyr, nodfyr, nodfeur, nothfeur) from need (German, noth), "necessity," so that the phrase need-fire would mean "a forced fire."