...towers which were allowed them for their residence, the one called Robin Hood, the other Little John." I do not know how it may strike others, but to me the above presents a most beautiful picture of the past. The short but graphic sketch of Father Hay...

...abnormally the very contingency arose, which by introduction of the power at the end of the alulse is as a rule prevented. I may add that Mr. Gosse has...ramus get together, then, and not before, up go the alulae and down go the points of the teeth ; the slightest touch does it, and then the manubria come...

...great danger may be removed out of the way of those who may have acquired an appetite for strong drink. I do not know how it may strike others, but to me it seems a monstrous idea that a man who might have such an appetite would be endangered; if, with...

...transfused, Into the mighty vision passing — there As in her natural shape, swelled vast to Heaven ! ' I do not know how it may strike others, but to me Byron expresses the same or like idea in more terse and striking, and quite as choice and poetical...

...What follows, till the Ghost vanishes, is a monologue broken only by interjections of the listener. I do not know how it may strike others, but to me this narrative is one of the most astonishing things in the whole play. We have here the young Prince, the...

...What follows, till the Ghost vanishes, is a monologue broken only by interjections, of the listener. I do not know how it may strike others, but to me this narrative is one of the most astonishing things in the whole play. We have here the young Prince, the...

...abnormally the very contingency arose, which by introduction of the power at the end of the alultv is as a rule prevented. I may add that Mr. Gosse has...power at hinge H, and then lastly comes that of the manvbria ; the moment the main upper handles of the ramus get together, then, and not before, up go...