...me to examine its contents. " There I keep my novels, reviews, and magazines ; for you know, that ' all work and no play would make Jack a dull boy ;'...shelves can supply.'' In this Poets' Corner I found Scott,s works, both in prose and verse; several other modern novels of good name ; and all the early...

...our orchards when they are young. ENTERTAINMENTS. THE CHAIRMAN: Gentlemen, it has been said that " all work and no play would make Jack a dull boy," and perhaps it would make us so. We have some correspondence here in reference to the play part of this...

...etc. These tremendous industries keep Pittsburg apparently in an everlasting state of occupation. But "all work and no play, would make Jack a dull boy," and the populous are thoroughly educated up to this maxim. This is fully demonstrated in the educational...