"Mr. Lyon at home?" said Felix in his firm tones.

His liberal sentiments made him distrusted by the government of Charles Felix as a dangerous man, and he was doomed to an inactive life in an unimportant post.

It was led by Ælius Gallus, governor of Egypt, against the so-called Arabia Felix of which Sabos was king.

Felix on his side wondered how the queer old minister had a daughter so little in his own likeness.

You will forgive me, will you not, if I still think often and kindly of my former friend; in return, I will press Felix to my heart, as if I were his mother.

" He moved over a little, and with the toe of his shoe nudged Felix under the ribs.

Such a man was the Felix before whom St. Paul was tried, and such was his brother Pallas, whose golden statue might have been seen among the household gods of the senator, afterwards the emperor, Vitellius.

He thought of the beautiful child Felix with the liveliest apprehension, and expressed his wish to remove him from the state in which he was.

She looked helplessly at Felix for a moment, then took her hands from his, and turning away mutely, said, "Father, I am readythere is no more to say.

Felix from his horse chimed in with his voice, and, in truth, not badly; Wilhelm was delighted with this entertainment, which made the neighborhood so lively.

" That the leading aim of Felix Holt is to show the nature of true social reform may be seen in the address made by Felix at the election, and even more distinctly in the address put into his mouth in Blackwood's Magazine for 1868.