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LECTURE SETS. SO BELGIUM. Introduction. 1 Ypres, Hotel de Ville. 9 • Courtray—Bridge and Towers. S Courtray—Hotel de Ville and Belfry of St. Martin. 4 Toumay—The Belfry. ■6 Tonmay—View of the Cathedral from the Belfry. ■6 Tonmay Cathedral, The Nave. ? Namur—Interior of the Church of Bt. Loup. .8 Dinant—General view. B Dinant—The Roche it Bayard. 30 Dinant—Anseremme. 11 Huy—The Citadel. 13 Liege—Grand Marche, 18 liege—Palais de Justice. 14 Liege—Palais de Justice, the Arcade. 15 Liege—The Cathedral. 16 Liege—Cathedral, interior. 17 liege—The Church of St. Jacques, interior. 18 Louvain—Hotel de Ville. 19 Louvain—The Church of St. Peter. 90 Brussels—The Hotel de Ville. 31 Brussels Cathedral. S3 Brussels—Colonne du CongrOs. 38 Brussels—The Bourse. 64 Waterloo—Lion Mount. Sfl Waterloo—Hougouroont, south front of the Parm. 26 Waterloo—La Belle Alliance. 27 Waterloo—La Haye Saint. 28 Oudenarde—The Hotel de Ville. 29 Malines Cathedral, exterior. SO Malines Cathedral, interior 31 Antwerp—Hotel de Ville. 32 Antwerp Cathedral, exterior. 33 Antwerp Cathedral, the Nave. 34 Antwerp—Place Verte. 85 Antwerp—Church of St. Jacques, Nave. 36 Antwerp—Church of St. Paul. 87 Antwerp—Calvary. 38 Antwerp—Church of the Jesuits. 39 Ghent—Church of St. Nicholas. 40 Ghent Cathedral, interior. 41 Ghent Cathedral, the Choir. 42 Ghent—Old Houses, from the Qu&i tu® Herbes. 43 Bruges—Hotel de Ville. 44 Bruges—Palais de Justice, Council Chans be© 45 Bruges—The Cathedral, interior. 46 Bruges—Notre Dame. 47 Bruges—Quai du ltojaire. 48 Bruges—The Belfry. 49 Ostend—Tho Harbour. H Ostend—The Lighthouse GRAY’S J Title, with picture of Stoke Fogis Church. 3 The curfew tolls the knell of parting day. S Now fades the glimmering landscape on the sight. 4 Tho moping owl does to the moon complain. H Beneath those ragged elms, that yew tree’s shad". 8 The breezy call of incense breathing morn. 7 For them no more the blazing hearth shall bum. •8 How bowed the woods beneath their sturdy stroke. 8 lot net ambition mock their useful toil. ELEGY. 10 The paths of Glory lead but to the grove. 11 Can storied urn, or animated bust. 12 Perhaps in this neglected spot is laid. 13 Borne village Hampden. 14 Forbade to wade through slaughter to a throne, 15 Some frail memorial still erected nigh. 16 On some fond breast the parting soul relies. 17 “ Oft have we seen him at the peep of dawn.’’ 18 *' There at tho foot of yonder nodding beech,” 19 Slow through the churchway path we saw him borne. 20 Here rests his head upon the lap of earth. Heading', 6d. NELLY’S DARK DAYS. From Life Modela. 2 The girls sat down on a door-step. 2 Bfssie kept Nelly back from spiinging for- wajd to meet her father. 8 "Heigh ! Mr. Rodney, Sir,please to open the door again! ” * And leaned his head upon her small shoulder. Rodney sank down on his knees. 9 ‘‘You don’t know 'where thosevi’lots come from I ” she cried. V So saw the thin ragged frock catch the 8 He fell forward, dashing his head violently upon the pavement. 9 A woman was sitting on a low stool nursing a wail mg baby. 10 He could only be admitted to the casual ward for the night. 11 The lecture had just begun. 12 Rodney signed the pledge. 13 He reached his old cottage home. 14 Bhe was lying on a little couch beneath th«> lattice window.