In the mean time, the pure waste going onthe wanton destruction of the innocentsis a sad sight to see, and the sun may well be pitied in being compelled to look on.

The rebel we quizzed yesterday says that there are five fords between the Warrenton pike bridgethat's just ahead of us yonder at the end of the road we are onthe last one is McLean's Ford, at the very knuckle of the elbow that is crooked toward us a mile west of where we were yesterday.

Precursive signs like theseand much more, which need not be dwelt onthe kind hosts of Rosedale made no note of.

There were three boats he might have come onthe Adriatic and Cecelie from Cherbourg, and La Touraine from Havre.

"But surely after Hill's flight you'll apply for a warrant for his arrest onthe other ground.

But as I rose, and the Earth's attraction diminished in proportion to the square of the distance from her centrewhich was doubled at 8000 miles, quadrupled at 16,000, and so onthe Sun's attraction, which was not perceptibly affected by differences so small in proportion to his vast distance of 95,000,000 miles, became a more and more important element in the total gravity.

"Well, 'egg' him onthe higher he flies the worse he'll flop when he bu'sts a wing!"

"Oh," cried Andy, wringing his hands, "the very act is onthe Benares Brothers!

The day passed onthe woman neither rang her bell nor came down.

He was urged by irresponsible advisers to make use of the military forces at his command, to protect his person in an official visit to the city; but he declined to do so, and thus avoided what these infatuated rioters seemed determined to bring onthe shedding of blood.

If we put this at 10 per cent.which, taken absolutely, is probably sufficientit means that onthe average out of ten supply-vessels sent we expect nine to reach their destination.

The warfare is now going onthe warfare of honest men against corrupt political machines.

An hour pass'd onthe Turk awoke; That bright dream was his last; He woke to hear his sentries shriek, "To arms!

The very way that he let go and went off and kept onthe amazing, inimitable spirit, the gayety, the rhythm, the swing!

Then, I rememberit must have been a little more than a year after thatseeing the professor in his coffin in the front hall; that he looked taller than he did before, but still imposing; that he had his best coat onthe one, I think, in which he preached; and that he was the first dead person I had ever seen.

Still the sounds from outside went onthe footsteps and the voices and the bells.

If in the experiment the hats belonging to members of a family be substituted for the written cards, the rest of the process will go onthe automatic 'image,' automatically accompanied by emotional association, being succeeded in the course of a second or so by the voluntary realisation of 'meaning,' and finally by a deliberate effort of recollection and thought.

So things went onthe elder girl pained and melancholythe younger silent, changed, and unaccountable.

The struggle was still going onthe issue still doubtful.

The force with which these two things made themselves felt as age came onthe disappointments attending his service to the Church, and the grandeur of the physical and social order of the world and its Divine sanction in spite of all that is evil and all that is so shortlived in itproduced a softening in his ways of thought and speech.

So he went onthe house, his new roses, the hens, the jam his wife made, the idea he had for a winter garden in the interests of his wife's mother, who could then take the air in her Bath-chair.

Hearing these cries and the roar of the tempest, the Greeks dash onthe Gauls are panic-stricken, and rush headlong down the bill.

On, onthe German corps were coming like some machine- controlled avalanche of armed men.

Still the rattling of the noisy dice went onthe calling of the numbers.

Sleep onsleep onthe silver flowers A pillow for thy head may be, While Evening with her band of hours Sits by thee silently.