My story relates to what happened in the first week of the month.

What followed is too sad to be related in detail.

What has been related of Mr. Saffron's life before he ascended the throne on which he still sat in the Tower represented all that Beaumaroy knew of his old friend before they metindeed he knew scarcely as much.

Still he survived his river catastrophe; and, though he gained little book learning, possessed such a good and retentive memory, and was so observant, that his mind became stored with vivid impressions of the scenes and surroundings of his youth, which he related with great effect in after-life.

Two nations so closely related as the Germans and the English cannot really be so hopelessly different in temperament and character; and a great deal of the supposed difference is obviously artificial and class-made for the occasion.

Wherefore, this being one of the strangest examples of a personation that ever was in elder or later times, it deserveth to be discovered and related at the fullalthough the King's manner of showing things by pieces and by dark lights hath so muffled it that it hath been left almost as a mystery to this day.

5. impugn by twenty-two arguments, Tritemius, Munster, Magdeburgenses, and many others relate for a truth.

"Ah, Fanny, darling, don't believe that story I relate about myselfnever has any one made any impression on mefor my heartmy lovemy thoughtshave always" Suddenly the speaker became silent, and rising to his feet, made a courteous and graceful bow.

And according to what Brother Masseo afterward related unto Robert Jacques da Massa, St. Francis went among them touching them with his cloak, howbeit none moved from out his place.

Doctor Clement relates from the authority of our author himself, a vision which his mother had, the next night after her marriage.

Furthermore it may be safely assumed that the bitterness of the natives is to be ascribed to German tyranny, which culminated, as Norden relates on p.16 of his book, in the strangling of a number of natives, including chiefs of tribes just before the advent of the British.

RELATED BY HIMSELF.

But this event cannot be properly related without going back a little in our narrative, and acquainting the reader with some of those circumstances by which it was produced.

THE ARTICLES OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES RELATING TO SHANTUNG INDEX ILLUSTRATIONS THE AMERICAN PEACE DELEGATION

" What he could do and did do, was to write a personal letter to the Chief of Police in Paris, asking as a favour that his friend, Miss Forrest, a young lady related through marriage to the British Foreign Secretary, should be allowed five minutes' conversation with the Englishman accused of murder, Mr. Ivor Dundas.

Cornelius Agrippa relates out of Gulielmus Parisiensis, a story of one, that after a distasteful purge which a physician had prescribed unto him, was so much moved, "that at the very sight of physic he would be distempered," though he never so much as smelled to it, the box of physic long after would give him a purge; nay, the very remembrance of it did effect it;

I had no adventures worth relating during the night, and just before daylight I found myself approaching Saw-log Crossing, on the Pawnee Fork, having then ridden about seventy miles.

Now, as regards the first reason, the ancients have recorded various occurrences: for instance, a shower of quicksilver at Rome is mentioned by Dion Cassius, in the year 197 of our era, and a similar event is related under the reign of Aurelian.

The following tradition is still related amongst the surrounding peasantry:The Baron Rudolf, it is said, was enticed to sign over the bodies and souls of his future offspring to the fiend, Heidelberger, on condition that the latter would enable him to gain the person and possessions of the Lady Agatha.

In this connection it may be well to remark that the Irish elk and the true elk were not closely related beyond the fact that both were members of the deer family.

I should have related before what a favorite he was with all the other patients.

If after considering a number of literary phenomena which appear to be related among themselves in form, spirit, and aim we come at the end of our inquiry to any clearer appreciation of the term I shall so far have attained my object.

After that, the furious experience lived in Bedient's mind, and most of it was related into her eyes.

Imagine a musical talent that is to compose an important score; consciousness and unconsciousness will be related like the warp and the woof, a simile that I am so fond of using.

The affair, however, occasioned a great deal of discourse: monsieur du Plessis heard of it the next day related after different fashions.