...bearing a. fine crop of still finer hay. This I am certain is no fancy sketch, having taken it from real life. But it may be asked what has all this to do with your crop of oats? Certainly nothing directly, but indirectly much; as it represents the incapability...

...existence. I may here also add, that comparatively few are aware of the approach of death — unless warned of it by officious, often cruel, friends, who...the Irish appear more afraid of death than any other people — or more properly speaking, they have more apprehensions of their fate beyond the grave,...

...8 guilders." Hence, it appears that the schoolmaster was a very important personage in the parish.. But, it may be asked, what has all this to do with the literary character of Long Island. The answer, if nothing more, it shows that the persons employed...

...the same kindliness as the quadrupeds about the premises which perform a different sort of drudgery. But it may be asked, what has all this to do with the question we are considering ? A very great deal, as must be sufficiently obvious. Servant maids...

...influences of heaven come down upon our spirits, and cause all our religious graces to grow and flourish. But it may be asked, what has all this to do with the religious education of our children? Very much, indeed, as will at once appear. For if by living...

...his faithfulness when youth and beauty vanish, his tender remembrance of her even beyond the grave. But it may be asked, " What has all this to do with science and literature ?" It is only the first step of a spiral flight we would ascend, in hope that...

...commencement of the present Reformation, a return to that order of things was contemplated and insisted upon. But it may be asked, What has all this to do with the caption that shands at the head of this article1? We would answer, much every way, as it is indispensable,...

...whether it shall be a steady Luminary diffusing light and warmth aud fertility, or a consuming fire. But it may be asked what has all this to do with Public Schools '' Much every way, for every Teacher may have in his little circle of too much neglected...

...that they lower themselves to the level of a religion which is termed the Christianity of the East. But it may be asked, "What has all this to do with the question at issue ? why are what we termed the errors of Christianity to be assimilated to Buddhism?...

...currents they take up vast quantities of heat and moisture, and bear these accumulated stores to the Pole. But, it may be asked, what has all this to do with the theory before us ? We reply, much, every way. First, the heat given off by these hot streams, and...