The mind condemned, without reprieve, to go O'er life's long deserts with its charge of woe, With sad congratulation joins the train Where beasts and men together o'er the plain Move ona mighty caravan of pain: 170 Hope, strength, and courage, social suffering brings, Freshening the wilderness with shades and springs.

If he be sick or sorry later onas I know your loving fancy pictures himhis heart would turn even then, not to the mother he saw waving and weeping on the quay, amid all the confusion of departure, but to the mother of his childhood, of his happy days of long ago.

she who is usually so carefully dressed had only one glove ona yellow glove, on the right hand.

Evening closed and night came ona night dark as Erebus, though the stars shone bright and luminous in the heavens.

Darkness came ona lovely night, calm and clear without a cloud in the sky.

As I was going, Mrs. Forrester took me aside, and in the manner of one confessing a great crime the poor old lady told me how very, very little she had to live ona confession she was brought to make from a dread lest we should think that the small contribution named in her paper bore any proportion to her love and regard for Miss Mary.

But as we sit upon our high stools at the desk opposite each other, I leaning upon my elbows and looking at him; he, with sidelong face, glancing out of the window, as if it commanded a boundless landscape, instead of a dim, dingy office court, I cannot refrain from saying: "Well!" He turns slowly, and I go chatting ona little too loquacious, perhaps, about those young girls.

It means doing what you are told to do as well as it possibly can be done, no matter how small it is nor who is looking ona sense of duty which makes every switchman behind the lines act as if he were Von Hindenburg.

They are placed upon a simple wooden armchair, with one band fastened in front of them to prevent their falling off, and another beneath for them to place their feet ona most horrible sight when the sick person is so weak that he can no longer hold himself in an upright posture.

As soon as she was seated she asked him for a pencil and something she could write ona card of his, the back of an old letter, anything.

Then he found himself counting on and ona hundred and fifty-one, a hundred and fifty-two.

As a child, it's stamps, or buttons, or corks, later onAs a matter of fact, it's lace that my mother collects.

" The following is one of the speeches made in reply, by White Loon, an influential chief: "Brothers:Ever since your great father Onas, (William Penn,) came upon this great island, the Quakers have been the friends of red men.

"Brothers:These white men were not your grandfathers; for, as I said before, the sons of Onas were always the friends of red men.

"ButI must defend her ona point of honour.

It pinched more than it would could she have heard how poorly at this moment the lover and lass were getting onas such.

M. Ona Malleson & B. K. Malleson (E); 15Dec77; R680161.

M. Ona Malleson & B. K. Malleson (E); 15Dec77; R680161.

The glance finds no point to rest onas on the edges of cloudsit is a mere opaque expanse.

getting more serious the longer the war goes onas to how all these men will settle into civil life again how many will stand sedentary pursuits after years in the open, and how they will settle back into the injustices of class distinctions after years of the equality of the same dutyfighting for their country.

But all the same that letter isn't worth the paper it's written onas matter of law.

He sold a few here and there, as the drove went ona far journey, often, to the sale of the last lot.

He went on and ona long way, right away from Hathercleugh, and in the direction of where Till meets Tweed.

"Ohsomething to lean ona helpwhere?

Tell himI'll hang ona little longerGod willing; but only a little longer, Boney, onlya littlelonger.