'And so be able to retire on your property, and do the gen-teel: as I mean to, in the very next leap-year but four that ever comes, and the forty-second Tuesday in Trinity-week,' said Charley Bates.

Further expeditions were led by Thothmes into Asia in his thirty-fourth, thirty-fifth, thirty-eighth, thirty-ninth, fortieth, and forty-second years, but in none of them does he seem to have outdone the exploits of the great campaign of the year 33.

" Napoleon graduated forty-second in his class.

It was in 1862 that, in spite of the Southern Members of Congress, who wished a more southerly route, it was decided to lay the road between the forty-first and forty-second parallels.

Yours ever. (994) Now first printed. (995) Mr. Charles Townshend died very unexpectedly, on the 4th of September; he being then only in his forty-second year.-E. (996) "The chancellorship of the exchequer," says Adolphus, "was filled up ad interim by Lord Mansfield.

ully, and then proceeded to undo the packthread which secured its folds. "Reverend father," said Conrade, interposing, though with much deference, "wilt thou break the seal?" "And will I not?" said Beaumanoir, with a frown. "Is it not written in the forty-second capital, 'De Lectione Literarum' that a Templar shall not receive a letter, no not from his father, without communicating the same to the Grand Master, and reading it in his presence?" He then perused the letter in haste, with an expression of surpr For a short time these greatly mitigated the feelings under which I laboured, but about the forty-second day of the experiment the symptoms already noticed began to retire, and new ones to arise of a different and far more tormenting class; under these, but with a few intervals of remission, I have since continued to suffer.

for he was too strict a disciplinarian to thrust himself unnecessarily into brawls,-turned approvingly round, and nodding as well as his stock would suffer him at the indignant Peter, he said: "Well done! 'fegs-you've a soul, man!-a soul fit for the forty-second! augh!-A soul above the inches of five feet two!" There was something bitter and sneering in the Traveller's aspect as he now, regarding Dealtry, repeated- "Vagrant-humph! I was in the forty-second.

Heard of the forty-second? Mary Gibson, my first sweetheart, lived by the bridge,-caught such a trout there by the by!-had beautiful eyes-black, round as a cherry-five feet eight without shoes-might have listed in the forty-second." "Who, Bunting!" said Walter smiling, "the lady or the trout?" "Augh!-baugh!-what? I'm a man of the world-see through a millstone; Miss Madeline's too easy like; Miss Nelly blushes when he speaks;'scarlet is love's regimentals-it was ours in the forty-second, edged with yellow-pepper and salt pantaloons! These allurements the good Peter could not resist-he clambered the stile, and seated himself on the bench beside the Corporal. "There now, fine fellow, fit for the forty-second;" said Bunting, clapping him on the back. "Well, and-a-nd-a beautiful cat, isn't her?" "Ah!" said Peter very shortly-for though a remarkably mild man, Peter did not love cats: moreover, we must now inform the reader, that the cat of Jacob Bunting wa 6 more results not shown.
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