A symposium on Anglo-Saxon supremacy!" Frost and enervation are mutually repellant.

The Northland gives a keenness and zest to the blood which cannot be obtained in warmer climes.

Naturally so, then, the friendship which sprang up between Corliss and Frona was anything but languid.

They met often under her father's roof-tree, and went many places together.

Each found a pleasurable attraction in the other, and a satisfaction which the things they were not in accord with could not mar.