...May those declining hours prove My lib's best day ! XYZ 236 THE DRUNKARD'S HOME. BY BBA CHAP TER I. Remaining utterly confused with fears, And ever worse...unrelieved by dismal tears, And all alone in crime." It was a wet, dreary day in November, in the year 1836 ; and the rain pouring heavily and unceasingly...

...Inwrapt tenfold in slothful shame, Lay there exiled from eternal God, Lost to her place and name ; ' And death and life she hated equally, And nothing...despair, But dreadful time, dreadful eternity, No comfort any where ; ' Remaining utterly confused with fears, And ever worse with growing time, And ever unrelieved...

...backward from the land Their moon-led waters white." Again, a terrible truth, most beautifully uttered : " And death and life she hated equally, And nothing...dreadful time, dreadful eternity, No comfort anywhere." To this tremendous sickness of the soul is added that vague apprehension of worse things, which, in...

...rieked, in that lone Hall No voice breaks thro' the stillness of this world : One deep deep silence all ! And death, and life, she hated equally, And nothing...despair, But dreadful time, dreadful eternity, No comfort any where ; TENNYSON. BEFORE the sun rose, Margaret had walked, with the child in her arms, many miles...

...her.' And by strange fears, ending in utter despair, she is taught her own iusufficiency: ' REGAINING utterly confused with fears And ever worse with growing time, And ever unrelieved with dismal tears, And all alone in crime, 'As io strange lands a traveller walking slow A little before...

...shows us the result of the serene isolation of the selfish idealistic dreamer, whose soul became " Shut up as in a crumbling tomb, girt round With blackness as a solid wall, Far off she seemed to hear the dully sound Of human footsteps fall." True lovers of art will best advance its cause...

...Inwrapt tenfold in slothful shame, Lay there exiled from eternal God, Lost to her place and name ; And death and life she hated equally, And nothing...unrelieved by dismal tears, And all alone in crime : Far off she seem'd to hear the dully sound Of human footsteps fall. As in strange lands a traveller...

...sod, Inwrapt tenfold in slothful shame, Lay there exiled from eternal God, Lost to her place and name; And death and life she hated equally, And nothing...round With blackness as a solid wall, Far off she seemed to hear the dully sound Of human footsteps fall. As in strange lands a traveller walking slow,...

...of all Bothwell's numerous retinue, was alone permitted to approach him. CHAPTER XI. ALISON CRAIG. And death and life she hated equally, And nothing...unrelieved by dismal tears, And all alone in crime. Tennyson. POOR AIWA! All that she had made Konrad endure by her desertion, was now endured by her in...

...shore, that hears all night The plunging seas draw backward from the land Their moon-led waters white. Remaining utterly confused with fears, And ever worse...unrelieved by dismal tears, And all alone in crime. Tennyson. "NETHER BARREL BETTER HERRING. SEE how in the fanning of this wheat, the fullest and greatest...