If you trust me, I'll be true, If you slight me, I'll slight you, If you wrong me, you shall rue Take my hand!

Upon this he determined to live less ostentatiously, and withdrew to a hotel in the Rue St Guillaume (No. 34), with which address none but a chosen few of his devoted partisans were made acquainted.

'Tis not by wishing that we gain the prize, Nor yet by ruing, But from our falling, learning how to rise, And tireless doing.

Jack gladly assented, and a few days later joined his Russian friends at the Hotel Meurice, in the Rue Rivoli.

We rue the evil we have done, That thy wrath on us hath drawn.

How such a parting we must ever rue!

And who was this inhuman being calling God's property his own, and ruing it as he would not have dared to use a beast?

And who was this inhuman being calling God's property his own, and ruing it as he would not have dared to use a beast?

Oh, sir, he is willing they should pay tithes of "mint and rue," but the weighter matters of the law, judgment and mercy, he would have them entirely overlook.

The French Kings had originally held their tourneys, tilts, and passages-at-arms in the Rue St. Antoine, opposite the palace of the Tournelles; but the unfortunate death of Henri II, who was killed there by the lance of the Duc de Montgomery, caused the spot to be abandoned, and they were subsequently transferred to the Place Royale, which had been built in the ancient park of the same palace.

G.G. BENNIS, 55, Rue Neuve, St. Augustin, Paris; and by all Newsmen and Booksellers.

Removal from infested runs; a thorough change of food, hemp seed and green vegetables figuring largely in the diet; and for drinking, instead of plain water, an infusion of rue and garlic.

"If you don't, you'll rue it," said Feltram coldly, and walked away.

I'm beginning to rue the hour I ever allowed the house of Perkins to be lured into the drama.

La Rue of the 88'.

La Rue of the 88'.

Robert L. Duffus (A); 27Dec56; R183514. DUGANNE, PHYLLIS. Lost on the rue de la something.

Rue de la sardine.

ATWOOD, DASCOMB, pseud. SEE White, Georgia A. AUBERT DE LA RUE, E. L'homme et le vent.

Aubert de la Rue (A); 22Jan68; R428742.

By Monsieur La Rue. Archaelogia, vol. 13.

Thirdly, the Abbé de la Rue may be considered as having proved the fact, by pointing out, in English history, the persons to whom the original romances were addressed.

Meadow rue in great misty clumps as it grows, arranged with tawny field lilies and dark green wood ferns, is remarkably striking in a church.

I'd ride one steady-going nag, and not a dozen hobbies; help any man or boy, or fiend to do what needed doing, and only stop when work came up which done would call for ruing.

he bawled, "with all right and all wrong, and nobody to snuff out the spreading flame, but every one a-flinging tallow in a fire we all may rue!