...the composition of the thirty-fifth ? Or, most marvellous and astonishing of all ! how should Mr. 136 Claudius Bagshaw have conceived or imagined that his...tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change — a lady of the intended party might quit the drawing-room at night in the sweetest...

...portrait by Sir Joshua, for two hundred pounds, wherewith to carry his infallible scheme into execution ? How is it that our friend Ranter, whose thirty-four...lady-usher to a morn of fog, sleet, and drizzle. Then, again—•but, this being tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change—a...

...moment, -be engaged in the composition of the thirty-fifth ? Or, most marvellous and astonishing of all I how could Mr. Claudius Bagshaw have conceived or imagined...tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change — a lady of the intend- , ed party might quit the drawing-room at night in the sweetest...

...and great and wondrous events may occur, all of them to the disadvantage of tne party of pleasure. The climate of England is not remarkable for knowing...be lady-usher to a morn of fog, sleet, and drizzle. But such an affair long prepared and carefully arranged ! why, it is of all the modes of human enjoyment...

...portrait by Sir Joshua, for two hundred pounds, wherewith to carry his infallible scheme into execution ? How is it that our friend Ranter, whose thirty-four...lady-usher to a morn of fog, sleet, and drizzle. Then, again—but, this being tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change—a lady...

...almost impromptu : projected at twelve o'clock at night at the earliest, executed at twelve o'clock on re. niarkahlc for knowing its own mind ; nor is the weather **so fixed in its resolve" but that a bright...

...PREPARATIONS FOR PLEASURE; OR A PIC-NIC. To give a pic-nic party a fair chance of success, it must he almost impromptu ; projected at twelve o'clock at...bright August moon, suspended in a clear sky, may he lady-usher to a morn of fog, sleet, and drizzle. But such an affair, long prepared and carefully...

...wire-bound system lf misery and constraint. — Dr. Chalmers, PREPARATIONS FOR PLEASURE; OR A PIC-NIC. To give a pic-nic party a fair chance of success,...The climate of England is not remarkable for knowing ita own mind; nor is the weather "so fixed in its resolve," but that a bright August moon, suspended...

...party a fair chance of success, it must he almost impromptu ; projected at twelve o'clock at night tit the earliest, executed at twelve o'clock of the following...tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change — a lady of the intended party might quit the drawing-room at night in the sweetest...

...almost impromptu : projected at twelve o'clock at night at the earliest, executed at twelve o'clock on the following day at the latest; and even then the...tender ground, we will only hint at the possibility of such a change, — a lady of the intended party might quit the drawing-room at night in the sweetest...