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Notes On Literature Science, And Art.

a thunderstorm . The flowers show red spots whenever rain-water has wetted the surface after a shower during the night . A few of the flowers rubbed in a glass of water will give a bright blue liquid , which will instantly redden if a drop of nitric or other acid be put in ; and the blue will be restored by neutralisation . But if the alkali is much in excess , it will turn green , and return to blue on neutralising again . Water coloured by the red convolvulus will turn blue on the addition of an alkaline salt , but is not so sensitive as the blue . " Boss Cottage , Slol-esley .

Lost And Saved; Or, Nellie Powers, The Missionary's Daughter.

LOST AND SAVED ; OR , NELLIE POWERS , THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER .

. BY G . H , LOO MIS . CHAP . VIII—Continued . AND so time passes ; time that destroys great cities , mammoth structures , ancl - - great minds ; time that in its fli ght causes hearts that were young to grow old , that fond into that makes

changes hopes despair , the small great , and then blots the great out of existence ; that reaches its great hand over all the world , ancl gathers everything within its grasp , and slowly but surely crushes out its life . Five weeks had passed , aud the "Sparkling Sea" was again on the bosom of the great ocean . Within a short week after entering port she had been loaded , ancl once more her anchor had been raised , not to be again dropped until thousands of miles had been sailed over . .

During those five weeks , there had been some pleasant days , ancl some clays that were not pleasant . During this time , the crew aboard the " Sparkling Sea " had spun yarns , ancl cracked jokes , as countless as the stars . Jacko had performed any quantity of funny tricks on the shrouds ancl stays of the vessel , much to the amusement of his mistress ; while the parrot , which had ' been christened like all other parrots , Poll , had done so many bad things that many vows had been made the tain and his

by cap officers to sooner or later close its . book of life . A great many times he had roused tbe captain out of a sound sleep , by the cry of " all hands on deck , " or " eight bells , " which he had learned to speak in the voices of the different officers . Hearing an officer speak would give him his key-note , and during that officer's watch , Poll did all his talking in that person ' s tone of voice . It was on an evening , just five weeks after leaving pork , that the crew of . the

" Sparkling Sea " were gathered around the forecastle employed in their usual evening vocation of spinning yarns . Each man had his little black pipe , and clouds of smoke , which , although not made by the most costly tobacco , made beautiful wreaths in the eyes of the men as they sailed along over their heads ancl disappeared . " Barney , " said Dick Flynn , "I votes ye pass along that ' ere tobacey can , an' then after we ' ve all filled up again , I votes Tom Mooney sings us that ere splendiferous hisen the Rio Grande

song , o' , 'Down on . "' " That ' s it , " cried the men in a chorus , " give it to us , Tom . " " Now shipmates don't be askin' me for the same , for I forgot it long ago . But there's Dick Flynn , hisself , that has a v'ice loike a crow , so swate it is , an'he can sin * as many songs as iver there was in the odd Muther Goose book . " ° " No , no , Tom , give us a song , " cried the men . " Wed thin , I'll do the bist I can , but I'll not go to warrant that I'll plaze you . "

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Untitled Article 1
PREFACE. Article 2
CONTENTS. Article 3
Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 5
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 6
RECORDS OF OLD LODGES. Article 8
Untitled Article 12
PAPERS ON THE GREAT PYRAMID. Article 13
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 18
SONNET. Article 20
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 21
AN ANCIENT CHAEGE.* Article 23
Untitled Article 25
"HAIL AND FAEEWELL." Article 26
FREEMASONRY IN KELSO. Article 27
AMABEL VAUGHAN.* Article 30
MODERN AND ANCIENT LODGES IN AMERICA, ON THE ROLL OF THE ENGLISH GRAND LODGE, A.D. 1813. Article 32
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 35
REVIEWS. Article 38
BE NOT UNKIND. Article 40
ALONE: A MOTHER'S SONG. Article 41
NOTES ON LITERATURE SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 42
LOST AND SAVED; OR, NELLIE POWERS, THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 45
THE MASON'S TRUST. Article 49
THE NAME OF GOD. Article 50
MASONIC THINKERS. Article 51
FORWARD. Article 52
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Notes On Literature Science, And Art.

a thunderstorm . The flowers show red spots whenever rain-water has wetted the surface after a shower during the night . A few of the flowers rubbed in a glass of water will give a bright blue liquid , which will instantly redden if a drop of nitric or other acid be put in ; and the blue will be restored by neutralisation . But if the alkali is much in excess , it will turn green , and return to blue on neutralising again . Water coloured by the red convolvulus will turn blue on the addition of an alkaline salt , but is not so sensitive as the blue . " Boss Cottage , Slol-esley .

Lost And Saved; Or, Nellie Powers, The Missionary's Daughter.

LOST AND SAVED ; OR , NELLIE POWERS , THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER .

. BY G . H , LOO MIS . CHAP . VIII—Continued . AND so time passes ; time that destroys great cities , mammoth structures , ancl - - great minds ; time that in its fli ght causes hearts that were young to grow old , that fond into that makes

changes hopes despair , the small great , and then blots the great out of existence ; that reaches its great hand over all the world , ancl gathers everything within its grasp , and slowly but surely crushes out its life . Five weeks had passed , aud the "Sparkling Sea" was again on the bosom of the great ocean . Within a short week after entering port she had been loaded , ancl once more her anchor had been raised , not to be again dropped until thousands of miles had been sailed over . .

During those five weeks , there had been some pleasant days , ancl some clays that were not pleasant . During this time , the crew aboard the " Sparkling Sea " had spun yarns , ancl cracked jokes , as countless as the stars . Jacko had performed any quantity of funny tricks on the shrouds ancl stays of the vessel , much to the amusement of his mistress ; while the parrot , which had ' been christened like all other parrots , Poll , had done so many bad things that many vows had been made the tain and his

by cap officers to sooner or later close its . book of life . A great many times he had roused tbe captain out of a sound sleep , by the cry of " all hands on deck , " or " eight bells , " which he had learned to speak in the voices of the different officers . Hearing an officer speak would give him his key-note , and during that officer's watch , Poll did all his talking in that person ' s tone of voice . It was on an evening , just five weeks after leaving pork , that the crew of . the

" Sparkling Sea " were gathered around the forecastle employed in their usual evening vocation of spinning yarns . Each man had his little black pipe , and clouds of smoke , which , although not made by the most costly tobacco , made beautiful wreaths in the eyes of the men as they sailed along over their heads ancl disappeared . " Barney , " said Dick Flynn , "I votes ye pass along that ' ere tobacey can , an' then after we ' ve all filled up again , I votes Tom Mooney sings us that ere splendiferous hisen the Rio Grande

song , o' , 'Down on . "' " That ' s it , " cried the men in a chorus , " give it to us , Tom . " " Now shipmates don't be askin' me for the same , for I forgot it long ago . But there's Dick Flynn , hisself , that has a v'ice loike a crow , so swate it is , an'he can sin * as many songs as iver there was in the odd Muther Goose book . " ° " No , no , Tom , give us a song , " cried the men . " Wed thin , I'll do the bist I can , but I'll not go to warrant that I'll plaze you . "

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