...thrust that kills. COLOPHON. COLOPHON. Heart, take thine ease,— Men hard to please Thou haply mightst offend ; Though some speak ill Of thee, some will Say better ; — there's an end. HlTLlN. MY pilgrimage is finished. I have come home to rest ; and recording the time passed, I have...

...the old Greek distich, thus Englished: " Heart, take thinc cose, tncn hard to please thon haply maist offend, Though some speak ill of thee, some will say better ; there's an end." ESSAY ON THE POETS OF RENFREWSHIRE. Parva nunc civitiw, nod gloria iugens ; veterisque famac late vestigia...

...the old Greek distich, thus Englished: " Heart, take thine ease, men hard to please thoil haply maist offend. Though some speak ill of thee, some will say better : there's an end." VIII. ESSAY THE POETS OF RENFREWSHIRE. Parva nuuc civitas, sed gloria ingens ; veterisque famac late...

...to meet him kindly. CHAPTER XVIII. " Heart, take thine ease — Men hard to please Thou haply might offend ; Though some speak ill Of thee, some will Say better ;--there's an end." Heylin. ABOUT this time the Langfords manifested •an uncommonly friendly disposition. Martha, in...

...ANGELO ANU I!KiU(;E, Rv.ME. COLOPHON. Heart, take thine ease, — Men hard to please Thou haply mightst offend; Though some speak ill Of thee, some will Say better ;— there's an end. HEYLIK. MY pilgrimage is ended. I have come home to rest j and, recording the time past, I have fulfilled...

...then — as old Heylin said — " Heart, take thine ease — Men hard to please Thou haply mightst offend ; Though some speak ill Of thee, some will Say better — there's an end." NY, April 12. THE AUTHOR. A SKETCH OF THE GEOLOGY OF THE MARQUETTE AND KEWEENAWAN DISTRICTS. DR. ME...