"Led astray by a companion, I have been gambling on the Bourse, and am involved in yesterday's crash, in which so many fortunes have been suddenly swamped.

Besides, it was, in fact, not sorrow that he felt, rather it was contentment, when he remembered the girl's present happiness; and what alone depressed the colonel's courtly affability toward the universe at large was the queer, horrible new sense of being somehow out of touch with yesterday's so comfortable world, of being out-moded, of being almost old.

We looked into the larder and found that yesterday's greens were going bad, so decided not to buy more.

"I will not attempt to deny that that complicated and exceedingly Frenchified salad is concocted from certain remainders that were set away in the refrigerator after yesterday's dinner.

He had been giving a fresh coating to the woodwork in front of the pavilion scoring box at the conclusion of yesterday's match.

Yesterday's pit boss was not there.

Yesterday's fain has much diminished the quantity of snow; bare ground is to be seen in some spots.

SIR,I received, by yesterday's mail, your letter of the 1st instant, in which you state that you had directed the publishing agent of the American Anti-Slavery Society, hereafter, regularly to transmit, free of charge, by mail, to all the governors of the slave states, the periodical publications issued from that office.

Our Linotype operator spooled yesterday's page and sent it for plate-making.

Thursday, May 4.From the small height of Wind Vane Hill (64 feet) it was impossible to say if the ice in the Strait had been out after yesterday's wind.

There on the ground one could read every stage of yesterday's fightthe dead footmen that lay in squares and the fringe of dead horsemen that had charged them, and above on the slope the dead gunners, who lay round their broken piece.

at Frankfort, the annual mass, and the noble old city itself, with its associations of feudalism and German art, are portrayed by him seventy years after the feelings they had excited, with all the vividness of yesterday's impressions.

The quiet of that derelict, wood-set, weed-embedded suburbfor all the inhabitants had taken refuge in London at the outbreak of yesterday's conflictbecame instantly impressive.

"Ah, you think you are past it now, I suppose?" "I sha'n't forget soon,I could not, if I would; but love is over,gone like yesterday's sunshine.

Dorothy Quentin (Linda Beverly) (A); 4Aug72; R533787. Yesterday's glory.

Yesterday's madness.

Dorothy Quentin (Linda Beverly) (A); 4Aug72; R533787. Yesterday's glory.

" Yes, that memorial committee was formed; but so soon do people forget the hero of yesterday's paper that only the secretary attended the first meeting, and he never called another.

Having in my Yesterday's Paper discovered the Nature of Jealousie, and pointed out the Persons who are most subject to it, I must here apply my self to my fair Correspondents, who desire to live well with a Jealous Husband, and to ease his Mind of its unjust Suspicions.

He tells me in it that he was particularly pleased with the latter Part of my Yesterday's Speculation; and at the same time enclosed the following Essay, which he desires me to publish as the Sequel of that Discourse.

As in my Yesterday's Paper I gave an Account of the Mixture of two Sexes in one Commonwealth, I shall here take notice of this Mixture of two Sexes in one Person.

The problem would be easier of solution could one select her menu wholly from fresh material each time; but in most households the odds and ends and "left-over" foods must be utilized, and if possible compounded into dishes that will not have the savor of yesterday's breakfast or dinner.

Yesterday's cleansing will not save us from new filth to-day; nor will our running to the fountain to-day, serve to take away new spots to-morrow; new spots call for new washing, so that this must be our very life and exercise, to be daily and continually running to the fountain with our souls; and giving Christ, the great purger, much to do.

"This is a different kind of letter from yesterday's, I fancy," said Kate,"not a business, but a pleasure letter.

Down at the Docks DOWN at the dockswhen the smoke clouds lie, Wind-ript and red, on an angry sky Coal-dumps and derricks and piled-up bales, Tar and the gear of forgotten sails, Rusted chains and a broken spar (Yesterday's breath on the things that are)