...lndouwen, to inculcate, to impress, to intrude upon, to bring in. Vaar, sounds/or. 45.— Who kill'd Cock Robin ? I, said the Sparrow, With my bow and arrow, And I kill'd Cock Robin. Woe keye hilde, Ka oock'r hobb 'in Ei! sie Heyd de spaer-roe; Wijse mee boe aen...

...the deed — Justice calls for the destroyer ! How matchless the daring reply of the murderer : — ' I, said the sparrow, With my bow and arrow, And I killed Cock Robin ! ' How tame, how spiritless, appears Macbeth's ' I have done the deed ! ' in comparison with this...

...fingers kept out of mischief, the end in view is obtained. Mischief sown in the mind goes for nothing. Who killed Cock Robin ? I, said the Sparrow, With my bow and arrow — And I killed Cock Robin ! The outspoken, barefaced, valiant impudence of the answer, which is far more like a boast than a confession,...

...yet it is said to be doubtful whether he can read, or ever has read, a chapter of the Hebrew Text! Who killed Cock Robin ? I, said the Sparrow. With my bow and arrow, I killed Cock Robin 1 Really this is something like attacking the Fortress of Gibraltar with a pop-gun...

...fingers kept out of mischief, the end in view is obtained. Mischief sown in the mind goes for nothing. " Who killed Cock Robin !" I. said the Sparrow, With...my bow and arrow — And I killed Cock Robin !" The outspoken, barefaced, valiant impndence of the answer, which is far more like a boast than a confession,...

...the end in view is obtained. Mischief sown in the mind goes for nothing. " Who killed Cock Robin I" I, said the Sparrow, With my bow and arrow — And I killed Cock Robin !" The outspoken, barefaced, valiant impudence of the answer, which is far more like a boast than a confession,...

...close observation of the habits and manners of the Fringilla or Passer domestiea given at great length. "Who killed Cock Robin ? 'I,' said the Sparrow, 'With my bow and arrow, And I killed Cock Robin.' " This is a stigma upon the character of our feathered friend which ought to be removed. Putting out...

...habits and manners of the Fringilla or Passer domettica given at great length. "Who killed Cock Kobin? 'I,' said the Sparrow, 'With my bow and arrow, And I killed Cock Kobin.' " This is a stigma upon the character of our feathered friend which ought to be removed. Putting...

...with this most pathetic stanza, and surrounded by a border of amaranthine flowers and spiritual fruit: "Who killed Cock Robin? I, said the sparrow, With my bow and arrow ; /killed Cock Robin." We have given but a sample of the evils already realized in the march of Spiritualism....

...ШЛЕМ FuUtvbAÏÏÙN8 Ж t COCK ROBIN. THE SFAUUOW, COCK ROBIJÍ, AND THE FISH. COOK ROBIN. Wim killed Cock Robin ? I, said the Sparrow ; With my bow and arrow I killed Cock Robin. Who saw him die? I, said the Fly; With my little eye I saw him die. Who caught...