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three to a practical test; And then--if
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 were used, and as well, great rafts of pine piles were towed down the coast from Peugeot
Sound. Not content with manufacturing the electricity for his street railways

in the old-fashioned way, in power-houses, Daylight organized the Sierra and Salvador Power Company. This immediately assumed large proportions. Crossing the
San Joaquin Valley on the way from the mountains, and plunging through the Contra Costa hills, there were many towns, and even a robust city, that could be supplied with power, also with
light; and it

became a street- and house-lighting project as well. As soon

as the purchase of power sites in the Sierras was rushed through, the surv

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Th profounder beauty. All the rare, Clear, starry points of light, that
gave his soul Such lambent lustre, owned but one sole aim,-- Not for
himself, nor yet his country's fame, These glories shone: he kept the
clustered whole A jewel for the crown that Christ shall wear! DIRGE FOR
ASHBY. Heard ye that thrilling word-- Accent of dread-- Flash like a
thunderbolt, Bowing each head-- Crash through the battle dun, Over the
booming gun-- "_Ashby, our bravest one_,-- _Ashby is dead!_" Saw ye the
veterans-- Hearts that had known Never a quail of fear, Never a groan--
Sob 'mid the fight they win, --Tears their stern eyes within,-- "Ashby,
our Paladin, Ashby is gone!" Dash,--dash the tear away-- Crush down the
pain! "_Dulce et decus_," be Fittest refrain! Why should the dreary pall
Round him be flung at all? Did not our hero fall Gallantly slain? Catch
the last word of cheer Dropt from his tongue; Over the volley's din,
Loud be it rung-- "_Follow me! follow me!_"-- Soldier, oh! could there
be Paean or dirge for thee, Loftier sung! Bold as the Lion-heart,
Dauntless and brave; Knightly as knightliest Bayard could crave; Sweet
with all Sidney's grace-- Tender as 

An dear. Is peace not one with light in the deep green glades Where su

Pties into the Arctic Ocean. During the warmer summer-weather, he
noticed, that, as the snow gradually melted, this mound assumed a more
distinct and prominent outline, and at length, on one side of it, where
the heat of the sun was greatest, a dark body became exposed, which,
when completely uncovered, proved to be that of an immense elephant, in
so perfect a state of preservation that the dogs and wolves were
attracted to it as by the smell of fresh meat, and came to feed upon it
at night. The man knew little of the value of his discovery, but the
story went abroad, and an Englishman travelling in Russia, being curious
to verify it, visited the spot, and actually found the remains where
they had been reported to lie, on the frozen shore of the Arctic
Sea,--strange burial-place enough for an animal never known to exist out
of tropical climates. Little beside the skeleton was left, though parts
of the skin remained covered with hair, showing how perfect must have
been the condition of the body when first exposed. The tusks had been
sold by the fisherman; but Mr. Adams succeeded in recovering them; and
collecting all the bones except those of one foot, which had been
carried off by the wolves, he had them removed to St. Petersburg, where
the skeleton now stands in the Imperial Museum. The inhabitants of
Siberia seem to be familiar with this animal, which they designate by
the name of _Mammoth_, while naturalists call it _Elephas primigenius_.
The circumstance that they abound in the frozen drift of the great
northern plain of Asia, and are occasionally exposed in consequence of
the wearing of the large rivers traversing Siberia, has led to the
superstition among the Tongouses, that the Mammoths live under ground,
and die whenever, on coming to the surface, the sunlight falls upon
them. [Illustration] Had this been the only creature of the kind found
so far from

Treet; upon which the neighbors' dogs ran up to him and asked him how he
liked his supper. "In faith," said he, with a sorry smile, "I hardly
know, for we drank so deeply, that I can't even tell you which way I got
out." Those who enter by the back stairs must not complain if they are

When you'd be comin' home?" "Wal, I didn't know. And I didn't know
whuther to believe Taddy or not. Oh, I've had such a fright!" And she
related the story of her pursuit of the minister. "How could ye make
such a fool of yerself? It'll git all over town, and I shall be
mortified to death. Jest like a woman, to git frightened!" "If _you_
hadn't got frightened, and made a fool of _yourself_, yelling fire,
'twouldn't have happened!" retorted Mrs. Ducklow. "Wal! wal! say no more
about it! The bonds are safe." "I was in hopes you'd change 'em for them
registered bonds Reuben spoke of." "I did try to, but they told me to
the bank it couldn't be did. Then I asked 'em if they would keep 'em for
me, and they said they wouldn't object to lockin' on 'em up in their
safe; but they wouldn't give me no receipt, nor hold themselves
responsible for 'em. I didn't know what else to do, so I handed 'em the
bonds to keep." "I want to know if you did now!" exclaimed Mrs. Ducklow,
disapprovingly. "Why not? What else could I do? I didn't want to lug 'em
around with me forever. And as for keepin' 'em hid in the house, we'

Nd neither took any heed to the lapse of time, until there was the sound
of wheels before the house. A carriage had stopped to let some one out;
then it went on, and Howard Crompton came up the walk and knocked at the
door just as Jack had done an hour before. "Pull the bobbin and come
in," Jack called out, and, a good deal astonished, Howard walked in,
looking unutterable things when he saw Jack there before him, seemingly
perfectly at home and perfectly happy, and in very close proximity to
Eloise, who wondered what Mrs. Biggs would say if she came and found
both the "high bucks" there. "Hallo!" Jack said, while Howard responded,
"Hallo! What brought you here?" "A wish to see Miss Smith. What brought
you?" was Jack's reply, and Howard responded, "A wish to see Miss Smith,
of course. You didn't suppose I came to see Mrs. Biggs, did you? Where
is the old lady?" Eloise explained that she had gone to church, and Jack
told of the key under the mat, and the talk flowed on; and Eloise could
not forbear telling them of Mrs. Biggs's wish not to have the Sabbath
"desiccated" by visitors. "A regular Mrs. Malaprop," Jack said, while
Howard suggested that they leave before she came home. "We can put the
key under the mat, and she'll never know of the 'desiccation,'" he said.
Jack looked doubtfully at Eloise, who shook her head. "No," she said, "I
shall tell her you have been here. It would be a deception not to." "As
you like. And it's too late now, for here she comes!" H

 dictatorship--this facing alone all his old compeers, met in due
legislative dignity, and bidding them one and all depart--strikes us as
the bolder deed. The scene has been often described, but nowhere so
well, or so fully, as by Mr Carlyle. We cannot resist the pleasure of
quoting his spirited account of this notable transaction. "The
Parliament sitting as usual, and being in debate upon the bill, which it
was thought would have been passed that day, 'the Lord General Cromwell
came into the House, clad in plain black clothes and gray worsted
stockings, and sat down, as he used to do, in an ordinary place.' For
some time he listens to this interesting debate on the bill, beckoning
once to Harrison, who came over to him, and answered dubitatingly.
Whereupon the Lord General sat still for about a quarter of an hour
longer. But now the question being to be put, That this bill do now
pass, he beckons again to Harrison, says, 'This is the time; I must do
it!' and so 'rose up, put off his hat, and spake. At the first, and for
a good while, he spake to the commendation of the Parliament, for their
pains and care of the public good; but afterwards he changed his style,
told them of their injustice, delays of justice, self-interest, and
other faults,' rising higher and higher into a very aggravated style
indeed. An honourable member, Sir Peter Wentworth by name, not known to
my readers, and by me better known than trusted, rises to order, as we
phrase it; says, 'It is a strange language this; unusual within the
walls of Parliament this! And from a trusted servant, too; and one whom
we have so highly honoured; and one--' Come, come,' exclaims my Lord
General, in a very high key, 'we have had enough of this'--and in fact
my Lord General, now blazing all up into clear conflagration, exclaims,
'I will put

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Minous, grey like steel. From fields far off whose watery hollows gleam,
Aye with blown throats that make the long hours sweet, The sleepless
toads are murmuring in their dream. PERSONALITY O differing human heart,
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human speech, Draw me, and stir within my soul That subtle ineradicable
longing For tender comradeship? It is because I cannot all at once,
Through the half-lights and phantom-haunted mists That separate and
enshroud us life from life, Discern the nearness or the strangeness of
thy paths Nor plumb thy depths. I am like one that comes alone at night
To a strange stream, and by an unknown ford Stands, and for a moment
yearns and shrinks, Being ignorant of the water, though so quiet it is,
So softly murmurous, So silvered by the familiar moon. TO MY DAUGHTER O
little one, daughter, my dearest, With your smiles and your beautiful
curls, And your laughter, the brightest and clearest, O gravest and
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