...! But the other sex will tell you to stand it like a man ! Yes, stand it like a man, when you can't stand it! I have seen many a poor fellow, worse off...as good fish in the sea as ever were caught out of it"—for I do not mean to make so sealy a comparison—but, reflect that where pearls are found, more...

...devil a haporth else I can do for the remainder of the day." " Pho ! forget her, man, forget her ; there are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught, and as pretty girls in the parish as Mary Dacey ; why can't you fall in love with some of them ?" "...

...and lost as interest or caprice may dictate, are much better lost than kept ; and depend upon it, ' There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught out of it.' Have a little patience, and one will come to your net all in good time." I never heard him speak thus,...

...condemned. They forgct'how ephemeral is the fame of an actor, and that there is truth in the old saying of " There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught." QUEEN'S THEATRE. — Mrs. Fitzwilliam played a successful engagement, and was followed by thi real...

...; seek society, and try to find a suitable object upon whom to bestow your affections, remembering that "'there are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught." 2. — PARENTAL LOVE. Philoprogenitiveness. — Love of Children, Pets, and Animals ; Desire to be...

...the gentlemen who took part in the interview, the plans discussed were of rather a black character. " There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught," probably said White. " Trust us for knowing how to get THE DRAPER AND CLOTHIEB. them into our net,"...

...so long as I have a full purse and a handsome house to offer ? I shall have better luck next time. There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught. One only needs to have bait on the hook." And so when a married acquaintance reminds him that he ought...

...so long as I have a full purse and a handsome house to offer ? I shall have better luck next time. There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught. One only needs to have bait on the hook." And so when a married acquaintance reminds him that he ought...

...about the success of particular animals; on the contrary, have been a believer in the old adage, " there are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught ; " still, when 'Vedette' was about to start I looked upon his success as a foregone conclusion. Who...

...tear-stained, upon his friend. "Rice, I loved that womau." " True enough, captin ; but don't think about that; there are as good fish in the sea as ever were taken out. Jest let us get hold of that scoundrel. We've got him tight now. This 'ere thing of marrying...