"Well, Wilhelmina," asked the gratified husbandgratified, because he saw pleasure beaming in the mild countenance and serene blue eyes of one of the best wives living"Well, Wilhelmina," he asked, "can you give up Albany, and all the comforts of your friends' dwellings, to be satisfied in a home like this?

He has leaped the hedge and rill, He has clambered up the hill, Ere the beaming Of the rising sun, to sweep With its golden rays the steep, Till he's tired, and dropped asleep, Sweetly dreaming.

" II Thou whose features clearly-beaming make the moon of Beauty bright, Thou whose chin contains a well-pit which to Loveliness gives light.

Once more he saw the Intendant, his portly figure swaying in the dance, his red face beaming, and once more he beheld the fiery duel in the garden when the hunter dealt with Boucher, the bully and bravo.

How often has she told me this, holding my hand in hers, looking full in my face, her own beaming with honest enthusiasm!

have pity on us, Father Gotzkowsky!" "Father!" cried he, raising his head, his countenance beaming with delight.

I murmured, with awe, for whenever she won't go to Du Maurier's grave with me, and when I won't do the crown jewels in the Tower with her, we always compromise amiably on Bond Street, and come home beaming with joy.

"You are very pale, Miriam," he said, as he advanced to me with outstretched hands, and wearing that beaming, candid, devoted look he knew so well how to assume; "are you sure you are not going to be ill again, my love?