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The Lord has poured in still more abundantly today. A brother gave me 10l. for myself. Thus, after a season of more than usual poverty, the Lord sends a more than usual supply. How kind a Master do I serve! June 21. Again, when there was not one penny in hand, came in today 6l. 10s. for the Orphans. June 22.
"The master sent them, said I," continued the sturdy little matron, who was far from possessing the instinctive tact of her spouse; "an' she get agate o'crying quiet like and let the flowers fall out of her hands on the bed Eh, what ever's coom to her, sin yesterday? Wannut you go in, sir?" "Not unless she sends for me," said Sir Adrian hastily. "And remember, Moggie, do not speak my name to her.
"You just turn this tap at the side. You see, it's so arranged that it sends a flat jet along the step. Stand off a second." He turned the tap, and the step was washed pure in a moment. "How is it that that water steams?" Mrs Machin demanded. "Because it's hot," said Denry. "Did you ever know water steam for any other reason?" "Hot water outside?"
Is it not odd that some self-appointed individual should send out an edict, and that suddenly all organised modes of living among people should be put a stop to! Here's Tom not allowed to get a packet of greaves into his establishment unless he sends to Dublin for it." "Nor to have it sent over here," said Tom, "unless I'll send my own horse and cart to fetch it.
Rightly or wrongly, it is the one theme which sends a throb of excitement through the life of quiet parsonages and kindles a new fire even in the dreariest May meetings at Exeter Hall. But in point of actual fact there is not the slightest necessity to await any great spiritual revolution for the accomplishment of such a dream if its accomplishment were really desirable.
"The coffin of the administration." "What coffin? What administration?" "A nun dies. The municipal doctor comes and says, 'A nun has died. The government sends a coffin. The next day it sends a hearse and undertaker's men to get the coffin and carry it to the cemetery. The undertaker's men will come and lift the coffin; there will be nothing in it." "Put something in it." "A corpse? I have none."
Dillingham, as the reflection comes to her that that amiable lady was once the mistress of the beautiful establishment over which she has been called upon to preside. "They say she is living nicely," says Mr. Snow, "and that somebody sends her money, though she does not know where it comes from.
"Can you tell us, dear?" was the gentle query that recalled him. "Read it aloud," he said, and though her voice was tremulous, the tone was clear and the hush breathless. Even Lilian and her lover could hear every word. CAMP ON TONTO CREEK, December , 5:30 A.M. DEAR GENERAL: Almy scores again. General Crook sends his best congratulations. The little Bennetts should be safely with you to-night.
Now any game falling to the ground would seem to be so much sheer loss, for the Glow-worm has no great zeal for hunting-expeditions: he profits by the discoveries which good luck sends him, without undertaking assiduous searches.
In order, therefore, to appreciate the sacrifices which democratic nations may impose upon themselves, we must wait until the American people is obliged to put half its entire income at the disposal of the government, as was done by the English; or until it sends forth a twentieth part of its population to the field of battle, as was done by France.
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