The Future is only a great many Nows added up.

The Future is only a great many Nows added up.

There are seven more "where nows," including lovers, and "proffered husbands," and "romances," and ending with the startling question and answer,the counterpoint of the former close, "Ove son l' aspre selve e i lupi adesso, E gli orsi, e i draghi, e i tigri?

Bout all anybody can make farmin is plenty to eat and a little to wear long time ago and nows the same way.

"If a point or now were extended, each of them would contain within itself infinite other points or nows.

Now we go again, by Arthur I. Gates, Miriam Blanton Huber & Celeste Comegys Peardon.

When away from home Washington now and then directed the manager to advertise the animal then reigning or to exhibit him in public places such as fairs.

Likewise the Horse called old Chatham and the Lame Horse that used to go in the Waggon now in a one horse Cart.

" Now and then his horses met with accidents.

Being untroubled by San Jose scale and many other pests that now make life miserable to the fruit grower, he grew fine products and no doubt enjoyed them.

A sun-dial stands on the same spot now but, alas, it is not the original.

The lime trees, which had some appearance of Budding when I went away, are now witheringand the Horse chestnut & Tree box from Colo.

He was allowed a house, for he had married and was now the father of a daughter.

They were held to involuntary servitude and if now and then they got the better of their owner and managed to enjoy a few stolen luxuries they merely did a little toward evening the score.

Upon his death the estate fell to his daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Lee, and it is now our greatest national cemetery.

No doubt they were noisy, hilarious and perhaps now and then a bit rough.

Few people are aware of the fact that what is now West Virginia and Ohio then contained many buffaloes.

" When at home, Washington now and then took a gun and went out after ducks, "hairs," wild turkeys and other game, and occasionally he records fair bags of mallards, teal, bald faces and "blew wings," one of the best being that of February 18, 1768, when he "went a ducking between breakfast and dinner & killed 2 mallards & 5 bald faces."

Hounds were now, in fact, his hobby, succeeding in interest his horses.

I would not choose to accept of it: for he had to superintend four hundred slaves, and there would be more now.

"I am now receiving," he soon wrote, "a shilling in the pound in discharge of Bonds which ought to have been paid me, & would have been realized before I left Virginia, but for my indulgences to the debtors."

what would Monsieur Johns say, to see you nows?" exclaimed he, as he seized me in his arms and bore me up the hill.

It is, however, now cultivated in most tropical and sub-tropical climates, and is said to supply the principal food for nearly one third of the human race.

I can never stray among the village people of our windy capes without now and then coming upon a human being who looks as if he had been split, salted, and dried, like the salt fish which has built up his arid organism.

It was largely used in Europe as a delicacy on the tables of the rich before the introduction of the common potato, which has now taken its place and likewise its name.