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Hearts! for Miss Letty Sweethearts and beaux, Monarchs in rows, Knaves on their knees Choose among these! "Clubs now, I see! Ace! for Miss Betty Clubman and swell, Soldier as well. Yes, he's all three; Who can he be? "Ione, be kind To monarch and knave, But make up your mind To make 'em behave. And when a man finds you The nicest he's met, he Is likely to marry you, Letty and Betty!"

Bradstreet, and in the Eden causes, involving a large amount of property in the city of New-York, and turning upon some of the nicest points of the most difficult branch of the law of real property: he triumphed over almost the entire force of the New-York bar, backed by powerful corporations and individuals of great wealth, which they profusely lavished in a long-protracted contest.

But he's always called Lollie. He is a nice boy, but I like Joe Collins better." "Yes, he's funny and makes you laugh all the time. But those twin boys are the nicest of all. What funny names they all have. Tod and Tad!" "How do you like the girls?" "The Rawlins girls are nice and Celia Ferris. But I like you best, Dolly, and except for parties I don't care so much about a crowd.

He took me on his knee and gave me a kiss; and he said, in the nicest way, that he would adopt my view, for the present, if I would promise not to cry any more; and wait! the cream of it is to come! that he would put the view in quite a new light to me as soon as I was composed again.

And then things are found out about people, and one can't have them till it's blown over. Those ridiculous Dexters! They were the nicest possible pair both of them good-looking and both of them ready to flirt with anybody. But there was too much flirting, I suppose. Good heavens! if I couldn't have a scandal and keep it quiet, I wouldn't have a scandal at all. Come and help me, Emily."

"That explains the acquaintance with Lady Merrifield," said Mrs. Grinstead. "Oh, yes," said Anna. "Mysie told me all about it; and how Mr. David Merrifield married the nicest of them all, and how much they liked this Captain Armytage." "Was not Mysie there when he arrived?" "No, she was gone to see the Henderson children, but Gillian looked a whole sheaf of daggers at him.

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It want her turn to go to the Rest House, but the other girl couldn't sickness at home. So Sally went in her place. Splendid, isn't it! And board only two dollars a week. I tell Sally she's got the nicest boss we've ever heard about. She'll be home Sat'day night and tell you all about it." "Yes, I want to see her. No, I can't stay. Oh, mother does not seem very well. Good-night."

All of the yearners read their poetry aloud, very superior, and rising in the inflections. It is probable that they made a living by taking in one another's literary washing. But they were ever so brave about their financial misfortunes, and they could talk about the ballet Russe and also charlotte russes in quite the nicest way.

This duty being performed, he rubs himself all over with the blubber, then anoints his favourite wives, and thus prepared cuts his way through the blubber into the flesh or beef, the grain of which is about as firm as a goose-quill, of this he selects the nicest morsels, and either broils them on the fire or cooks them as kabobs by cutting them into small pieces and spitting them on a pointed stick.