...lodge a hundred and fifty more with Smith and Co. So you'll be quite in clover while I am poisoning the Turkeys, or at some better work." The old man...clever, only to make them all the more miserable?" "Perhaps they learn the more, papa, by their sorrows," said quiet little Mary; "and so they are the...

...Smith and Co. So you '11 be quite in clover while I am poisoning the Turkeys, or at some better work." only hoped that he was not straitening himself to...clever, only "to make them all the more miserable ?" " Perhaps they learn the more, papa, by their sorrows," said quiet little Mary; "and so they are...

...year. And Elsley was left behind, under the grey church spire, sleeping with his lathers, and vexing Ms soul with poetry no more. Mark has covered him now...clever, only to make them all the more miserable?" "Perhaps they learn the more, papa, by their sorrows," said quiet little Mary; "and so they are the...

...covered him now with a fair Portland slab. He took Claude Mellot to it this winter before church-time, and stood over it long with a puzzled look, as if...why should people be born clever, only to make them the more miserable ?" " Perhaps they learn the more, papa, by their sorrows," said quiet little Mary...

...kept them to himself. III. THIS world is full of mysterious events, and Hamlet was right in saying that there were more things in heaven and earth than were dreamed of in Horatio's philosophy. It has been observed that during the time of great wars, when different peoples...

...him the Rubric, ordering the clergymen to have service every day ; and he whistled a little, and said there were more things in Heaven and earth than were dreamed of in his philosophy ; and, presently after he had read to me, he said he would give his right hand — not his left, because...

...Titan's woeful doom. Shelley was quite well aware in what faculties he surpassed ordinary men. He knew that there were more things in heaven and earth than were dreamed of in the philosophy of second-rate poets and average intellectual men, and which he did not dream of, but...

...of the smallness of the horizon which his eye has been accustomed to scan, and finds that there are more things in heaven and earth than were dreamed of in his philosophy. He goes home a wiser and a better man; and his brethren of the Mad River Yalley, or the Thunder and...

...covered him now with a fair Portland slab. lie took Claude Mellot to it this winter before church-time, and stood over it long with a puzzled look, as if...was, after all ! Mary shall read us out some of his versos to-night. But, I say, why should people be born clever, only to make them the more miserable...

...he was proved to be miles away, near a spot where he was soon after buried. This was related to show that there were more things in heaven and earth than were dreamed of in the prevailing philosophy. There were many of our Highland Scotch and Roman Catholic Irish acquaintances...