...which grows up on both sides; while the bad effects of short service, and the reckless feeling of " I care for nobody — no, not I — And nobody cares for me," require no comment. Another direct act needed from our shipowners is the improvement of sailors' diet....

...did he put on his coat and waistcoat, and then went down to the breakfastroom, humming to himself " I care for nobody, no not I, and nobody cares for me." " I do," said a deep low voice ; and, at the same time, Mr. Daniel felt a tap on the shoulder, as if...

...to be irt the highest degree necessary to be able to sing at all times, " I care for nobody, nobody, And nobody cares for me ! " The seaman laughed, but shook his head and said, " You would not be able to sing so, and could not sing so, if you had had the happiness — to...

...with this he would never reach the haven, but ever remain in the open tempest- tossed sea. He pjade no objection to this. It was on that very open tempestuous...I had already surmised — a married man, and the father of a family. We were here interrupted by the ending of the galopp ; the ladies were seeking...

...they're " going — going — gone .'" And Love and I here part — FOKEVER ! " I CARE FOR NOBODY." " I care for nobody, no! not I — And nobody cares for me!" OLD SONG IN her bower, one eve, sat a maiden fair, Carolling forth a joyous strain — Was wafted far...

...time, than at the beginning. No one was better qualified than Hannah, to sing the old song : — " I care for nobody, no not I, And nobody cares for me." Of the importance of keeping her places, she was, however, thoroughly aware ; and not at all inclined...

...to be in the highest degree necessary to be able to sing at. all times, I care for nobody, nobody, And nobody cares for me ! The seaman laughed, but shook his head, and said, " Youi would not be able to sing so, and could not sing so, if you had had the happiness —...

...boxes eighteenpence." And here the Flying Fay departed as she came, singing at tho top of her voice : " I care for nobody — no, not I, And nobody cares for me." The next day the doctor came to see Mrs. Burton. Not that she was worse, or in special need of advice ;...

...needle-work in her arms, preparatory to a dignified retreat. " So like the jolly fellow in the song, ' I care for nobody, no, not I, And nobody cares for me.' That is the way to jog along smoothly, Avice," continued he. " I shall bear what is to come with that...

...the true and bitter meaning of what, in the heyday of her health and strength, she used boastingly to sing — " I care for nobody, no, not I, And nobody cares for me?" " But now, ma'am," said one of the women, " I don't think it's fair to speak of places as if they could...