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I . - I be- � . leabure.. on-th uk h wever exalted, could attain. me,, si � - . ,he,� that I have d . I 8 I I . .
, Wavemb, er , , I. I I I . I � I I Formed to pless,ei and acopatoin�ed to thee -that I dare ab t'llis Moment tell thee in overhis head. ' I . . — I .- , I I I I �, "
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I . I . , �, � T � hau .conquer, the Countess fancied she, had only of my presuiroption.' it is thella-attirpoil on thievery spot4hat I � . I
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. � old Leateau. . with which I int(.ud6d to ilent W her. 'feet, � and she Was, therefore from thee for ever.':' I I � .1 Against the sun -dial, he looke1 up, at he They Wert sitting in tbe waitiu room Of ,
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� . . Oldletters, 0 then spare thent-they �re priceless commence my letter; which was ,,,,z only to equally surprised' And piqued when she Her hand. which � be had taken, lay pas. t&rett wiiid � rog tbe"debot togethez-oLthe dapper 1 man I
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.. for their age i , ,' ' : I � command tb� diligence and thy filiki bbedi..' saw him remain not only indifferent to her sively in the fond 'pr6ssure of �'hiB, while *IneB her lovely fees first appedred to is who looked 4B though he' ,wig 1, lit be a , com. I , 1� I .
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I eobow I love to Bee each yellow time. her undisguised piefo�epoe, she raised her teaxfu pg on view, likethatof an.angel from an opening inbraial traveller, and the 43�0 �
I . stalnedpage! � ,; � . . ence, but also to encourage thee to perse. charms and . . I I , I I . 11 .1 at. ,rough fel- , � I
. l , :11"t , but actually tef naira-tion, of him a look of bitter agony, said, in accepts cloud� and then recalled the momentw.lien low whose cowhide boots, shagg$�,,gaxmeuts , - ,�,
They tell of joys that are no more, ofhopes that verance in the course tLiod. so, well I .itifying his ad . I I "dT.1 . . I
I long have fled!; I her'nieca in a manner toopointedpotto scarcely audible, � � I . emerging ,from theJow Poital,'Ehe stood and broad brown Mexican hat-idlol that be ' .
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, Old letters I 0 then sl�aia thein -the begun, which 'giveth great joy to thy . :
y are sacred , . y her disap! It not Burely be . I om some sepli-clUized regiou � I
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. to the dead I fa,ther's heart; for ib� is �,O set upon thy I be observed. Too wary to bstrA "Thouwilt,not 'nothouwi fore him a viBiou of youthful beauty no waErfresh fr '
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11 ; 11 I I lying on the Buse � L . I less touching to bi4 soul than dazzlin of the West.' The we6teyner bat looking � .
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exerted "I 9 . iness, 'to ,his senses.. outofthewindowu�oathe dreary confu. �
They tell of times"'of happy times, in years long, uld, Lam per- and inexperience of Gu'iBeP � 50 Orl am loat,'� h r surpasging level: '
. I iemi�sueas on thy' part, WO I I pe,abe I I b iroust be E he answered , I - �,
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. I . . longdonelly, ' -, I . . I ,reat uilhappi� All her witchery to please, and, if possible in'a cinching voi, , - Every object',Qn which his eyefe.11, every� oion of track.o, 5witolles, frogs and enorting . I
Of dear ones that have ceased to live but in the Buaded, not only cause him g ee, � 11 since tol Bee thee and I
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I mecoory! . � I I � ness, but seriously affect his health. � Wip'his regar& from Ianthe, before they know-th&t I I may n'oteeek to win the I a is I a sound1balt stole with whispered M(Aody to freight,'enginep. , Just a,t tbat.'moment he ' I I . , �� �'.
,I!h . .1 . Tbi perfi1me. s6cIfted like a, inaii, without, a friend in the I
ey picture Many'n bri bt ,"Therefore, my darling boy,, as 'thou. became irrevocably fixed uponber-striving Oka to him of her. a .
� 9 I bright dcone,in . , I daily torture that �is destroying both my' his ear, a)? I I � i,
sunny dais,01yore., � � I . I— I �fort in thy. earnestly.to create an ,interest in him by 1* of I f pure , �
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. . Old letterB! then spare thbin, for thev are a haBt thy parents' ,hopes and culD . . � I haPpihess Ai4my life.". � the flowers and the silvery murmur of 'world, and,opt o sym'pathy th� coin- � , � I , , .,
priceless store � : , .1 . � r revealing, ,whenever opportunity' offered, I ,She ilich the fountain as its bright Waters ran, trick. m6rcial traveller Attempted to stiika, up -'a �� . T
� keeping, Ltrust ,the charge is'so far dea � I med tenderly t6wards' 'him: as - 1. . . I . I I
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* to thee that thou wil-t, hold it sacred and glimpses of those . ling ' I � ' ' . I
,lielred, llbw�deserted - .. . � ooi_g the emerald turf ,W6re 'like sweet voices ' it " a Asked , : , , r I
Old am 1, too", and,gray I � . . . I . fallen from Via lips,'W�en the d ddenlk . � - -
and alone, ' ,. , ito striving to fulfil their desires, bea�'pro- kindled in her breast. ,. .-I , , ' "'Got long to - wal ?" b, �, in Ek - I . �
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, I mote t welfare and honor. . And I' Nor, with his quickness of peroidpItion, opened and ths Coo�,Dtess Bertha entered. br�'a I her'rame into his listening ear.' 4riandly tons. � I I ��
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I alas! are gone, , - ,. I . . I 'Day belovbd child, farewell�take ..cbuld.he ,remain ,insensible to the favor One haBliiil�g _.. .fill'scorn and anger:sbe Add I hall Becher no m6re!' no more I "'Bout an hour, was the short anB*er.:, ."
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Yet ,oft at midnight'� stilly hour, in Bolitu lor ray Sake," with which Bhe regarded him -and though cast upon t , 7 a lavers I! and Ehrihking from ' , he Badly reiterated, and it ' I . I �.
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rPlX ' dt tomb 1, hold poin- aDdlet mehearfr6m.theesp6e ai ad him, yet its withering power, t - - .
With esch one in his gile dily that thou the discovery'startled and p p he timid rose , . . 1
O' * around him suddenly echoed his melan. tha�ken' . . .
- infini6ro sweet. � I 11 continuest well and �happy.� That th .he must have been more or less than"Inap and fled from. :the apartment; but Gui.' ' I I . . he I try." . � , I ,� � . . � � .
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� ,. � fion, And -Send had- he -not felt flattered in no common ,seppe, �vho had instantly sprang to ibi� 01301y 'ace I .1 nounced these, ' I Yes, where ?" . I 11 I . . . 1, I
, Old letters I here is one"tl�e hand of youth is on good c Bng. to g i 'i atapding� erect, and proud, ,touching,wordB� : �__ ! 11 Stranger, I'M going home. Heiner.". - I 11 .
. its face, - - �. . I .. 1. 'a uard and watch thee, is degree, on .findin'g himself am object of 'feet, remaiuec . I , ,, I . 1. .11 --!.
I wa' ' Hi li�ly less pi�.Y,. of thy fbndplothei, decided, Preference- to go beautiful -and 'with folded. arm'�,and eye of bold determi� - Softly. the Purple; twilight stole. over tb,o " I , , I I I
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.. foreign place! � � 11 1.4, 'Bout ten y eare.11 . � I I I
. �L . i, tba,t qua4led 'not be' -impe., dewy landscape; the bee, laden with linnied .. 1� I �
. . � I I . � ., . PAuLiNr, TARTINI." fascinating it. woman.. Bub as day after natior . ne'ath the I . � . . . I
I A sailor be 611, fraii],,.open-hearted,, -: " . I � I . . i I I - � I EPO ' ile, sought rest within he'r golden cita. , "Ten yearE6. and now', you ,are going, -
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bra The letter, wet. with.,Guiseppe'a,tears, day thd growing par . . . , � . I
I ve- � , I ' dell the b,utter .her wings and horne 1 . Well, that'a plea5ant. I know I'M � � - ,�
I Cold, cold and loaosoi�e in his rest beneath thl f ashe couchid6d its perd- became-w6re �appareut,; betraying. itself in � Tho4 shalt answer for 'this presump., slept,ip � fly folded I - I '*h' * ' a � � :
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. � Atlantic wave, � . I � I sal, and with his face buried in his folded a hundred irivial.-kets, in the softened tonea Ition", she said, 'In �a voice low .6ndhoarEe I thefragrant,bosom Of the.half shut, -oolly'mway about .a, mont At a tim " yet . .
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. I 1: � f 'bar voice, and, in glances- too eloquent to fromemotion. -- 1 ,gale from herl when 1*came back P.M.' as appy: as' 1-1
. . Another, stairoedvo�ifh (lark red spots, a� clasped arms, he bowed 'down iipuii ,the table, 0 .. I ' - I �' 1 . ' tangleabower of roses'llailed the ap�roach� in � a- sun Bhower. Fact; I
: . I I b& misudderstb6d, Guiseppe felt Ibis positibn ; "I vray to do so, .aven DOW-Tr,Jady "I be � yoil. wouldn't . ;,")
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. - I Was f.und beneath i 1 6 father's corpse on'dread wounded to the soul b � y the consciousneeB 'One of -extreme' 'delicacy and emba,rrass-' replied. __ - : � - � - , - I . V , , I I when I'm'on my " I
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Corunioh;'s sands; : - , tbb deserved .m6nt. ,He could not retu -action" - � I melodythat! at 'any, 'other inoment . . � .
A strau,,er hand with kindly �care conveyed the that i2evbf ha I Lt'so little as at' . . . to ,her aff I I i ha. a caused the s,dul of Guiseppe t6thrill enough and I can't think of anything but - i I
I � . relito dear. - ' . I I. this,time��-,� for she commended jji�p6rs�I. -though she p6esesse1 everything to win y9t scarcely able to .control her a-itat�ou.. v , *�. .
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'�� - Old l.tters i ye are priceless I ye Lave -cost, a verance aii(I his; diligence tit the, Very dud' -dazzle an.uLioccupi,edhearb, for -'in this 11 To-inorrow I I ag , P," and I I P , I . I but ' . I
. widow's teaj�ll' - . . I . I � . ' 1 sh* quitted ,the ,apart. T For fier be had no ear;, the Bt i in your shoes for a short ' - 1.
. moment when he had alradst'forgottentho , criBis'tha veil ,bad been' -ren t'.away' from - turning from him. el . I . The grove; the fount,. boj� far%v&u`1tt'helmiig _Pd,like to ' be , � ,
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I Another-ino� i not that'haiia! Ohl she, was P, omis, ade a bey'and to his,father;-aind- his, and the secret unknown to him before ffient� I !� : " . I I � . , 11 �
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I I bright'a � fid,f � air; : - . . . , . -f;.. � � � . .laid bare 11 Thou wilt seei ME, mg more," , lie. mur. thought, _ h' 'I . ,. TT bove, F elks all well, I suppose 91' -, , , . I �
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, as Volointarily yJ, I � but obe mighty drearit .
w elding'to the 6sciustious 0 . tranger, �
Too pure,too�gentie, ana too good, for anget, . . - 21. - . I him � lireatilcka _tbav dreaw - I son goingback to be At my . . .
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,. I the . ffii,,lit'st bi vitin ; ' ", � , �, " . 1 I I . � I 1. - I Ad be his way back,'to the. . . 1. 1. I � . � I (To lie continued.). , I : , .Joiig �ear� since I saw' her ,fast, and 'then I - : i
. . . 5 , . ered e'n'.e-.rg:y of: mind and purpose,' -,11 even �love on in hopeless- silence; for- shoi - city. , I I I 1. � � . - I . I
, I . .. TW. hu t Zot such another fl,owe.r ,in 0,11 thy 11 ' -eathp "hiB ,PaBsion in her ear, - Gdi�eppe entered his solitary apartment .. �_ � , I 1. I WenVaWay saying I never. wanted to, Bee, � ..
I I : daric domafti� � � .1 . ,4yet. it is not -too 'late 'to show them that I ,dare to, b'z I � I Mrs. 11,rinixtry'k- 1p.roNlloects and Or e'YA R ". hei aid.- I'aid-,that to my motper. -But I
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am' -willing to sacrifice myeelf to -their though she frowned' not on his .suit,.the ,in a nultof thought indieeljng,�Whi6b, I ,
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. I � , " 11 . I wishes; ay, 6ven, though health an& hf I a pioud.Bisbop,,he well imew,wbuld spurn in his rapid 'walk ,ir�m the palace he bad , - The bbxeB for. I I was at m 6 thap,a bo�r'tblen, And � , - .
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. past I ., I ,1 I , � ' 0 surely f6rmanceip'li6w York were . " - I -1 didn'6know I .� , - ,.
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I 1 . . .. that his fate' was .now. sesled, that hence. last , , lr,ay mot
. far t last � , � � night� and brought'�45'to '�320;' - I I .
� I The dark n I lend me'its-silent ' The C'ountess. Bertha, on, the boiltrary . . , seats I � I ...
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I 10drOi),f1lWa,a1u the a' I igtt ,sliml . I I I I 1 6 angry CouhtcBE : sold at 04:50 t, sr .. er I We
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The tea ley wil'ich.tears had � hours for toil;: when every eye is closed, z forth the vengean as �of tb . shly. , er
I q . . � was her own mistross-4ndependent- arod� , I �' Q 5.17-56 eacb�' Mrs. Langtry Do. , " , " I . , I
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almorlt fled. �i , _ I .� , " . Would pursue him �to blight his. prospects , ' makes, Iheed'6 6 sent a letter home�, ' t one, but T always ',' :
I I . Old lettdrs! ye ,ire pr6cious l ye are sacred ,to and darkness is. aiound Die" will 1'radeem free to choose for herself�in which choice, I . - e itt in �t'w 1drk at Abbey's' meant to� - She us�*d: , to wilts m'e-such I - .
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. : . . :1 � . WillI 60MMODC6 Lt4i,3 C0U1jsB_r.iOW Will'I' . been often heafol :to say he 'would never the'BishoP, - from w ore hd'had receive&so week' -As Hester Grazebrook,�*iu. Tom Tay. heart -breaking letters. that. 1, great' ran . . I
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I . 11 . . and harmony � i.w 'these vblume� ,whose pany it., and that it - should. be given oukly scene of the morning - I nor would he haNie I I I.,Afie,Twears &_ flo d cottop and j ust show the old folks' what moil I �
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I . I I .1. . . � 1 .. I around him, and strove to.concentrate his of fortune or of�birth. A Bunny future then of lonely communion with 'lazithei since. 'a white apron An necks ' I . I wBsgoiog to.'surprieb 'am, 6,fid'' I bad , :
. . . . . . .. I ' I � ' . I iseppe in the love of the the'd6eo emotion;- she manifested at his BeCOnd-sbe has a pale turquoise blue dress, 1, ' . . I . .
. and.'A d v' ,en ture., .i thoughts upon their .contents; beihdi�gy opened before Gu - � enough money to make their, ol&age coril.
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. �, - I I I earnestly ove be.autiful CoupteE4, and �,ambftiort whis- � words brought' to' his !heart the' 'swe-eb 09 soft material, Insde. up I in. innumerable - . - ,- -
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I I � . -, �.. - , I . r them tiltthii first rosy streak . ph"ItIlig's, loopings and' 4rillings, , an fortable, but, stranger, , she went t h6m'b , , T,
� . -:, , , . I. . . u, andeDjoyit., But asEurance of her reciprocated love. �� i '�' I . d . .1 .. . -:, , , _:, -1
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I . . . . e-evannig t, e . n , gth draw to a . a I lose ing the d . im I I � frow its alluring VOiCO3. ,- I trim cream. lace,, an .. A I ild he .wipea.-his horny, _sidn-bio'wned I I. : . , ,
. ,inol. btiugglijig flame a(' his he turned boldly " And yet-," he a generous rlatii're 1ba med "�. with
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I I I I nearly, expiring larap. , Sleep bad fled fro and withAbe Biolc6ritybf a first and fervid tiriticaphing, over his Relfisii joy, 11 what u 'i6h .",steel -gray � I I . . .
. -that evening on Twhich,so Many new and I in . � . . hand-uoross .his' dyes. . There io�as-�Bilefical . � ,
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deep emotions had A.'woka Within him'"and I , . I I � . � I I look!4 : liko. the �'cales�,:-of, .a . 11 Don't thi 0 or that; ste I ah-_ , - I I .
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I . into Whose narrow -limit 1 so 1�11011 Of eDjO I This ruibC-ptevauted his feeling, fatigue. � greater happiness ' to. - die for lauthe, t"d foluatains'ofber a,ffeebions, :since 16he i 18 -In �' She: Stbbps to.-Coliquer " her first nk w rse of-ine-i ,
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I ! I F ad . y _%V I ' . ' ' � -had to live in luxu y. and pleasure, uniliviDg, p( � I get; I L ,� day be it r6wn'map, bpt, somehow . , .1 I
. unent, 6L hope,:bf ,exaltation h bee For a fe holirs of serions, stud�;T.IL . . forbidden to -)firithern out'in their full- , dress is �of rich antique Batiol;�brocaded- 9 . I 11 . .
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� resolutely di,,�rai�ts�ol &,,I 'Other thj�ij,,bts, t. h o u,-, . � I the py., and P � rilli � an, t I - � nolss upon me.. . Whyl shauld,1._r,,;joicQ4hat: z . rest I � c&n't- lie�p tears out- of mv. eves. , The '. I �
. crowded, be left tho lighted 'halls at I I . � ' I � � �' , , h wvo tioubled , theli I ,- for ,Iiou-ht or fe-l� . . .1 38, over a !�Mon�colored � . y L
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the pgl&��e,'and: the, IiLm,i6v, 'swile% that but p'N'v th ' esub. amol events, of. th"'Pia. , . a i .
I I I I '' ' .. petticoat,� ..puffed flounced iid� rinima& " '
had shone on him s�3 brigbtj��, �Il(_i wended ceding eveninobcourred tohim-iolvividilue-4', "! laol�lle knew o whab waB.�aBsi notion at gladness that 1 sular not . . 1�4 the baby, her. boy she used to call me, � , "
I . n t nq in his .One er with 6to'broidery*'; point- lace rufflea' and '7 �
� . hi6 16 " - ` 'b ... .... I 'he clity, he tremble Ag i 6 liv a over those fevi brief hours (if' Ill . -, . - I. ,9 . . I and *hpiiIgrew up'lwante
nely'-iTay ack to t d a il 6 .L . . � ear�,:arid Bearcely dreamed as vet of the. , a Due. Let me risa'..abo�.6 this 5veakne�81 - , d to sea the' , .
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at tile p6sitiou in 'which he fbuild:him8elf; ebjoyt"nt; lie heard- alaiii the niurtours food secret which, lay hidden -id'hBir 6wrJ. alld now, even Low,striviolg.to . conquer� it, ,-, world, to .see life, but she w,oht,(,d me't , , , ,
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I - app, ause Whi , ch I . I �, d I wilt write to. Ur and tell 'muslin', .�ithl Back tied with ma ' I I
� . for lie felt that the event� an4��SuDciations of Of , 1. � , , . 'foilowed 'hi6 porfurm-. ',Her eyes swam in tears of pleasure, an her,to forget. iibb'op_9,,brow6,h%t with ostrichlieathers,, stay at bouile, and'I w'as� to ' o6 -headed and T.
. . woet6r - tile lovely word tb 0 mrua� - iYe ,I will bi(� -her - bestow her pre- . 86 ad 11 al ' - roamed ', . I
that nigllb WASt'give,it new dir,ectionto his ance, and. s -still, 'he saw me! 8 and1 want Away. But _Ways� (I I
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. - smile an�d w6de'r`eyes ofIauthe oylveinore7 iose'wheii he was 'by,'but. her words were CIOUS love on -some moreJavored and gifted i (3,,ess, bort petticoat 0 coming Vack, 2111�d, ,here, ,�heii I 'Was .� � '' I
Purposes- au'altered hue'to [Lie whole of I ., I � . . I , third 9 gray,caghm ere, a ' .
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. - .. .. . beamii)g' upon. him � in Boft und'elcquent, few-itwlis enou4 child of fortune,, add, pronouncing,ap eicr- i I an 1. strap�qqr, �- � -
hiEfuture' eaistence. " : ,: . . I . . . . . Ill to, list". to.his.gifted with evefskirt, tucked np�,W�a-tWgvr ,_�,,,lth ready it was too late, too late. Ab"; I �
I � . - .. .. , , I. 'Eliallsee,her. - . spe . ecla'o'i"tbrillin-l'Birs,iri�-eno��htomeeb,''l�v,i�faie. I � Ic.can't-help it," and the returning uliner , I . - �.: , �
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A lamp ming diml,� On the table . . I I � .1 . I ! packets, plain laced bodice with'Aawn fichu . I � ... . I �
.. t I he. and that thought his sp6ahing �glauce, his .beamidg smile, I . an rp,
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of his solitary aparltneat wbeh.bb entered again tO-da.',.'- said I , ,turn my stepa, framl., P,adual:apol bury my d fileE, gray stockings add black, sihoes howedhis head on Itis handsand'wassileni.
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1. . aDd basiiedt lay, :a ,le'tter .directed inAb., . I I 'k . ,a .8woe, dro�a,Lii, till and treasure their remeffibr-atice ' :her dra'amp .and aspirations in �an obscurity 'buchles lace, But,lbe other said, nothing.. - There was: �_, , ,-' 11
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. . dear fart'.iijitr han'(1 ofThis i-poiber. H the hour -arrived wh4n he' was to fulfil.his a . Which Hhall .cousign !the narrp� 1 hoped to . - - -f�-"Iurnp-in-his-ti)rout-tha�u-,Vre-ven.ted,-iLi� ._�_,�L.
:, a � I ----. I I � . - . oul. All ,delicious harmonies, were assb.. I . � lars Laukiy'%�eitrs wItiat she believes to be I I I I I
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to - ok it eazerlylip, but - th L a sudden flood 6 tbe.pal:106. . � - .1. . . .ci to love link through all future tiple.with Melody, � � I- I he, 'looked toward the window under pre--. 11 I
I Of appointrbetir, a . . . I ated with him,and so she grew , .. . ". the true - doubleb-'iond hose I of Shakes-. I teill .. I .
� L, d, �, I eat qu ok. 4g he 8�� � &iL, asdeLded .hr -ildish - 1ndles"s cblivioni." ,a of wipieg his forebe%cl with his )land- � :, ,
. thought:, tbat'�,yerwhaltne. ,his mind at - His.beart b or guitar with �almost -ch. ..passion, .to deep and a I � � . . . peare, while the daughter of tb6. banished � . L . I
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I . itofitatayedhim when,he would have its steps.-Jowards .the vestibule, where and in anticipate 'the 1ibu,.of instruction . He caught no bis'pan ashespoke,and duke is masoIluariidiug as a., youth. , -When - hareblef'. but it,: was " only to'conceal th,.e I . �
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Eig1lign the' seal.', He.. could 'well im�gine .Fabian sfoo�L,�va,.tin.-torL-ceivea,iid conduct spreadingt1i'd unsullied sheetbeforehim, I she comes upon tbe stage�with Hypren d � tlia;t c , .6 . I I �
I . .)It. - 1 .1withimpatieuce and delight., Nev6rbefoie ' nd,'.B I gitated w I . I � 11 I . I I .
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what- it.�,onttiiueol-the approbation, ille him to�. the presenc8,.,6f',h.iB 'lovely pupli. .had master. �o docile and so apt A pUpii began with A reablu:ts-ha Celia she appears iLi it quatri L Bein r e 1anL n , . �
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* hoped; the'Jond' 'anticipations to which it'..H6. f6uDdT bar, . . . uEhi . . costutpol with toucbo�s of flame" color ,about : ; , %,I 6 , y:S11411114 Not: �tv6njen.'mjlstfe', , I. .1 I I
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... . — —RIV4�1,-Fer—anca, and-wili-cli-vu f7-t;ll�-Coun-teiis'�-B-erthi)�to-A�h�6in,-Biie . eaciaer'-for-ho-Aetogthaped o t his easons ,last lett I . 11 _�I� . .
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. day wouhl slave cbes, ad. and ur�,ed him* was readingAloud4row the poems of T -6uE6moi6,d-Et.,u(l��).�Bfipa�i-r-illc--.m % � FWa—ar of ee�TUs-a-l�H'd-6f-t))-o�stiiTme-are- - I
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. �. , xbeolves,�iiltlbh were to him s6� diffibult and. dUilot percei I va . `Guuse�pp - Ltra06 ti'll' - The-C6urotess-. was �ill.at a iose 1 feet I ,have ve' - . " , . ve away . � I � I
. - . ,a s. at . ase, to "see MeDced,.11 at wl riturbol poiD'tMr§..La;boubher6,�wh6 accompamee 1,new . me,persou, surely w � Oman have.much I .
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I �', . - tb 0" F ag .' Th - both Another, s'nollhai, .one wh .1. . Illy Mm, Langtry, however, rolaiy be -heard. As More need ofitaseiviceA tha& thoi t� brothers,',.. ' ' : � -
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x3qt no'w'hie hadyi'eldedtoAnaliurement l6a4ed up, wit i "' - sudde'n:blu�h'aiid smile upon iLs An unformed, .child, engross e love. � But it is as a; suppli- to ' ,,,Td, blat and' hose ",the Lbildon . . . I I
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which undermi��d' the 'ver'y basis of his as'b a ive thei:p 'With that gr,46eftil si—, inuch 6f the time a, M a . an Vthat I approach.thes; and I know that 1, � "ities, 1i . a fallen Out � among, thoipse'lves, 1; �' �
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most sole , icify .Wbich�ras . llatoir�i � to,,�bipl, 'she loiveff; but while she -Bat in the stund, sh'all not. plead 'to tbee� who Art the,v'ery . ... �.
mro Promises;. he had even con -T pl in, . for I . : I but there 'Beems to. have lld�.,aa 'general , t, I ,.,
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Bented to occuj�y a pla,ce whose doiti ' . , spirit of gerltlenoss�, in vain,*Ior� Pai donw. . I . ' - � I
I as though-adtfree frorn"embarrassmebt, the apartment, seemiolgly. occupied ,with her . I � I � . disappointment anlong the audiences i�` whistle as they rock the, cradle,or -, perform ;�
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a . would an branch � upon: the thne allotted to - -ieelin- lent'L gauch � I . . I t aspire to � win - thee, but thelove I roppUR`at Mrs., L9,n . gt?yls .th . I . .1
� I `,, I sri.eto.his inanner, but peipci.l.,or oun broidery, - she �,epn ti dually kept way no . . I thcli�rltish ineti air. bousebold'dutioa or:accom pan t6 ' .1
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I . his.studieij,'.and be the 1peah' :of,;nukturing served .varher, to -6nbarice that �:.Mod,esk r6elVa ive; Joining - . .11, ever:.. animate y inhdahtv.�to�.,tba con�entional type'of -selves On. the pia,no ? But 'there' is a; .. * .
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. I a of�its chieratti casi6rx ally, in., the lessons of-tti6,111' i heart d while-life.enclures, fill nq�i i9hola: , . . . . I . . ��,,
I that love o,' mu,,i6 which he,had pledgel which Was on actions. . be orning, , . ,'Dirt 11 . � . . . Gany'?iie�e. '. - �. � - , . .: . � . . I
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. himself to subdu�e.. T&ireaiite'd 'by regret Le�t ,he '19hou ol..s6osm ta. , r. venturing, from. ti-rne ,to'� time 'such . be' I he .1 .1 ": . I �; I .. I . - , . 1. . � . .t , 11 thW L .
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. . :, At - at sever I 14 , a rem arks. as,n ecessari y. elicited replies and utterance pf' these words, ,,or ietI thBna . ' � ,, 1?e1ifj1PuU the Pro,pheeks., I . I . , , , . ' . I . -
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I 31 '? I I I I . I . thou ha;Ppy with, 6 , oralorip An:obscuie'ieiigious. Paper of England;, often..remaiked :that the- a H � I .. I .,:�
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� haud.; but f!lialr,A13xi6Ttk1rod affectiooi,�Oop ai&' rnoDaa'nt 'the course of his instructio6s. Th. Bishop I 6" , in .
I I I I ' , ; up at. t q ea I � � . . called The 1�rotesiavf.Standa,rd, takies aviow. nArrow chestedi'an at reHpect.com..,. I ��i,T
triumph cl iilli,,l feelings and lailibels guitil,r, which, lay7 Dear� by upon a in th ineintim,! was :enraptured wl'th�his pate, yet ever'.zbear,in, mind, DIV sweetest, . . I
e, ever .more .pLL , . a a . gyptian war that is fit, least pares so . Unfavorably With -list! 'brother. . ,1!
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. brLakinp the �eal lie re6- .wit a7yettrning table. But elqe �gaily. insi�ted- 'that: he niece'g'�progr'6ss in' music -' he had never 'lauthe that no . . . I .
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I . I I , � d .novel add- staxthug. ,It �lis', in brief, that May this n6t� be due iu some measure to. .� ,. t,
. b",1o11owiDg,�6)rd,4c'f I ' I ' list 16, ing r., ' "noter : i may :, never- -gaze Up. . , I . . . . , , I I
. heart t L � , ,At t�.ugb I on ili 'th as, drico I ;w-hietl n ever boy � .�
1, ova,: , , should give her the h ,48on ,by play ban her.F.0 I iest6d beforo; and,himself'rio y Eiogland.incarryingon. ewar�,%,�. .1 D_ the ha -bit of iDg Wh](31i �,
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. I "Lam-, alone this evelaing, my darling 1'iiiiasulf; that 80 Ilt kil6w d6w'he I mean� am%teurper'fo'rm'er he began to hope -Iou� )��Phecy of the IN , . , as soqn as be . �arriveB . at, the .1 1. '. :�
,,, � - ' ' 'I 'e vision: of AeliMlit,'baunt-Ac. .ly fulfillinga,r. . I I ew, acquires .
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I . I . � . bh apd. )ear heaut like som I � I TO ment, a I nd t at'it v .1
SOD' and'yet ilob-alollo, fog thopart-with roa:iluo6d� tile � j:nslr 11 what she,,would, attain such' I xcell'o'no'e, in 1116.: . Y, Eta' h " i i the prelude twthe dig�ity 6f patits, and'girlp 6eldooli do?'' Let ,�,,. . i ".. .
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. . � , . . slit was 01 enabi� , . . � . I I not of this dispeximiion, apa the be,;in. ar'y one try for'.five" minutes' the inhaling .. ..,
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.1. I . - - , � paktip the social concerts which . - . ., ,hich foll-oweth." The� ysar -Add exhaling of 'thie" �reath' as it occura ia , 7 , �`,
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I onlue.with lovd, and .tlj�'gerltle tones of thy - that he -,�aE, to teach her . the. princiPlea'of be gave Montbl ,to a,T's I heal. There 1,88 .'' . '. ..''
I . � I . . T I elect aircle'of his wound which time ma,y never 1, I . � 2 - is� therefore 'to -be- the " pyr*,midal - thd,'a6t*6f whistling; and :the effect on tb'e. - I -:4,
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voice seeul borneto me upon the wbis�er�, , musia, a� c6fil.bined: Nvith-sinkilig;I sinpa the fri6ilds. �Re e4ressed in, warm terms, his will I live over ,again' those white witlged . I � 'lecy.11- The'English people. lungs and chest,'caunot fail -to be noticed' " , - .,.;'
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. .� . Ing breeze. My heart embi:a�es.iheej thougli ftuftar,was an instrupieD t. cn:,wbich.14 had gratification to Guisoppe, �overwhelmed hours whichiled so, swiftly in.thy,presenep;.. ."Year .'of Tpropt . I .. . .
. . . � .. are the'�eu.lost tribes of Israel, and as such 'A dail ' ' tice, of this kind wotold,�d of� , � , 11 ,
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. d6r thoibg,hU oil tli6e:�-vii,tfi ,joy at�thy Pro fiued his practice to ,the viollp. but he . bi�s. t:Able,and '19, ' bed, , .the, strains which we � to prophecieE4in i�. book.,ofthe Revelation. slid, obeEt exL-auders. in the mat -a' . -:-, . I
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I I 11 1. said I was :alQn8'_alona.,'In;tb4 dear than tun , vid's'piaved ,06UK.tesies which brought 'him i0ta,-&uch, , unh j" till the . ri Egypt is Esau, and.is about to f � ail into the . . . 1�. �. I ' . - . I . I . .. �
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I auunpler chamber�-but,thy father bits wifhT and sung,'tfie. Courite'eii and. Ilatothe joining..4sxeiliar contact with Imfithb, thou�h they tal Of the * t6m� * At' last unclusesto admi - . to' e crow�ed monarch of , . ,:: I
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. ': shade - of the orange *tree 'often in the ,vocal mblody� ' me,to its test. I I I i 11 .1 , . . . I oureelf,your firsb, duty- %1hpuld-Ve to sup�,, I . .1 �
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which showed!�fts 'green shoot abov'e ibo� first lesson, ended to the mutual satisfac- .society of th6'CoUniteSB, add MA06"himi: , "My6fJe13be'I8' -nown,to:tbeCouricess ,� � . presB,6 rebellion. I 1. I . . 1 � I i I 1,
lie ay when, thy infant -smile in, , though. had "the Bishop aware how difficult was the Part 'he' had Bertha, and through'her, doubtless to the , On a dial at All Soulb, Oxford,:thero is' ,, ,
I .�earth on 'ti I d �ion of ,th6 - tr . I , I h- . ,the programme up to date. Itlis defective, I I I � I . I
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Wears it, look .�f "Net, and, c6utented , bphd oulr3li�veobl66tefli�&thiEtdestil.torY,' her be'lo;�dd,Jf be yi.j1ded to the passion. fa 1. I .though meihinRs the he". is , nota . Philistine, bub' ' ' � - I I. '' �'.
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I - - . for yesterdaywehe6rd� , dh?.�;; mod6�oi instruction. At',th6 iiext�.dnc; with which sbe,had, inspired him,. and how expiatiopI iim about. to make should,pur- J A Boston deacon, is to ba put unde�'dis- ., "
good reports of' , . I , second, how he ,31oall be - beguiled ib leave , U
1� . I . . . from a l6arhe& ciolinsellor ,of Padua, *he bo�76ver, he was 'ptesent, 4when'Guisevp; certain. the,ruid'whicli &w&itecl him, should. chase their forgiveness, 'and erase from his: Bea�girt is . � " to- t1ho bare cip � . _3.,"
, I . I � I I . .. . I , � -uoin'� . � 9111. avO Syr � iah hiIN:o le:and enligrato , . . , I 1,irle.for inserting in �bis dry goods adver- � .11.11
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. . , � . I I—-, ' p was 'ChAimed With the neW tutor,. Agi't"atbd, .by these conflictirog thoughts, ou t,o'.tbee, -.beautiful Iduths, I till-tb'e BUD . � : "_. I . . ..".a., .�f - . I , 1�1 � I '. 1, , . .1 the gamp.,7.. '. . I . . I � .I. . , 1
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. . . I I I I I � 1 ''I . b ' ' - James.Stetton �an,._wi ej ap,aged., couple- ' ' Admiral , McClintock, � has, taken - the :, ,, .
I . - � ,our hearts.. and'heavily As. We -feel thy ,.de'1181g(h)t�d with Iantho's quiokubas�, and 'arid feelings his h6alth,becaine diBiirderel which tbismorning for the last time lig ted, . I . .11.1 � � . I , �
. � aWcnc� b "' " `� the 1hought,that. talenti and'pr , his 666V grow *,waia"'; his , ey . a, Imiguid' , me to thy Ewoiet'�reEencc siiiks to his ev n'- 6f.New York, are dying.fiom thaeffects of Charybdis off.ifie, hands of�the_Domlrolon. , , � I
. . . , we ave, �Joy' In ophesi�d that before long she� -1 .; ' -. . a . � ,
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L I � ,xoni the - ' ,,��buld rival tb�. Signora Victoribe, it ceIB- oven MUSIC 'd' have lost for him its �-ind:resf,and'agaiiii'ahil3gioryari I I I . I ' ' 'ff M dookyaraB,at Halifax. , 1.1 I . .�
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our life ' . , 'L w 0, It year previous it , ebarm,si r he had so the'world with bright a s,;butImaynot,for CaUb'L Liddon is 61coutt ' i h - '� , - '' I I . . . L . . 1.
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. bliall,be, desden6ing- the horizon - made all Rmly riilg with hej�,Jwqle. . ., long given to� study wera spent 13ither'in the moment hath arrived 'in which fam:con- ' .n a resign t. e post Thd Attorney General of'TennesBee has .. , , ":,
' " I , . . . � I of professor of execesis'Of Holy,Scripturel ilistructed' All grand Juriep teN'fti*rb in- '% -::�, . !�.
,v") : t4ire', as J.1, climbs ,tile' heaverie" 1), Abe'floo ' .of bI at adieu--4hall'itbe for
I � - I will a -:1 Sopassedon waeksand merntlis, during Pa91iDg With. rapid,st,eps r 8 rairoad to, bid the . - - I �
� Aa�edding il,l-jroa'&�tbe, glorious beams of I . I M�,� heart Ablis i the Univeisity ofbOxford., . didtmouts against motrim-a 'and bir �
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science and of.knowledge. , �, , himself the place -to which the Bighop had - sleepless and unquiet 1011h. � - , 1. witb6af'one ray - of hops, however ,distant � �. . associations 0 , ,.
. . . , I , . . . � . . porting'� troobs to hgypt, ba:s arrived.at . The - I , , ", . � �.
, . 14. Last; Light as I Eat, at, thy favorite aPPoltited him in the brehestri 'L - I'd however faint, life itself.would become 0, I excavations. for a: 106k Vp a cana
I .1. .. a 'of S , All observed' the change in him', and . treal'an her regu . ! . 11
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1. . . Window in 1z, Buinmer house, I heard a Antonio, - he tomeaninsupportable burden' 1g'owith- men lar'roate.again Which I'S being made ne4r`Mons, in � , ,� � �_.-., I
. I . I WaR-Alao constant in -'bis when his physlcio,n�urged him, -as be valued. . : I L . ordElpbinstone,the new Pregidentof
inging the, sonata Which thou 6sed I . i&t to light the bad of , /
I . �te%saii k s,i . . . Instructions to tile 'lady 11anthe, and yet his life, to ildit Padna, and, try theeffect Out'n'aught to -speak to� me of thee';Bave I y, j36,lgium,,bave,broi
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. rF�-E-,.%V-,, i ". I witlithese Auties to engross his*tinae,he of'hiB..native air be determined to follow thebupch��of violate which, fdlLftom thy . I an ancient river, in which have been,found - - ,
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I . � IDottom )�. ,is 'oat, and as it glided slowly made 6uch'rapid -progreoB in 'his legal stu I - this Advice, aBaur'ed his only safety, was in '�irdle-'ou' the first"day that I miat thee . roll bringing iin M;POO a year., I . I � bonds of mammothe-and otberanimals.' , ' �� 11
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__ ' - . --past .1 .had timb to drink in.'th6 whole, dies; that he outsbri.p. 6mPeeis, and flight. Yet day after day he'Aingered on they are withered, Vut'still they breathe oi , A few da,ys'ago Victor. Huvq'presided at I ---R , ores, is Asserted to ba, unpr6cedentedly I .1.� 111,
I .melody - � i�ila I Dead - 2C -15id fair �to 0 " t%in , ped his c, . f ' �
. )t t6it'thee, deari' b . highest, Prize in the nor said aught to any one of big intention; thee, for thy� smile,:; once bathed them.iv A banquet giv�n at Veules, in Fratice, at his b6aithy� � Last winterobly sixteen English ,
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. for, it briAq!,lit ba�� again Aboso BUDDY achieve all this by'adberidg heart, in whose secret chambers thy image 'whom, .were ,orpbanB of drowned :gail " .��
I . I . strictly to his subdued "melancholy in, the tones 'ot his ,� bra over 6.8 and -one 97. The municipality a n7 �
. -tours whev. tln,od 4�nt`st behind me in that resolution of, devoting the night -to his enshrined, � .. ; � � andfishermeni It took place at Pelletier's 'templates furtligr impt6vements on a gr(e)atr I � ,.1',
I I , - voice which smote, Upon the heart of th6 is . . ,
. books, which he'regularlydid, at, Is I I . I "Farbwe in 8 I I 1, .
,amber an.d fillpcl it, %1v i-th-1by music. With ast such ' . I 11, I my, first, my bhly� beloved� Hotel. The di nei wa f6116wed by it lo'ta' . �. � . . I "
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i�4 %t BWU�t Magic" did6t, thou touch 'the. a'portion ofjt'�s would redeem for study ,the 6right.tears Unbidden to -her' eyes.' the one light df,.my starlebs,,Eky, tery., All tb6 prizes were in,mopey;, there .11, . 1. . 1. . : . :,
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11 * . tly, to , biassed her.for her gontle sympathy, little. I Ib � -to b T 314PIpye-d-are taking a, tiarp for the *better.. . � *: , " ,�
., 4 , us'tbat the brief hours wer6fast�r,r., — '. * . ., j.toLg�6fitlo lustfe; �irradiate' the,, darkened � little'falk, old them. 6116V6 inTa'just � I 1. I
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a , But these instructio6s at tile PpJac cham I' Once, ore, Ere - o , to love each �.other, I . ,
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uced other results than 'those which 'Ba'God'tby Did 0 1, thie1arger wanufacturers to ,furnish tea, at . , .'.1 .:�..
. I . �.. �Idol, and our walk �-back 'prod ' leeply timulli'mself. '- L106ions. I - I I . 1, dnty .. . . : ,,
J.4,t , tid 16, At . Ond"day in the course of his instri Well I a, atjd,ankels�brigbt.. ,at sea or anywhere else, : ,to which . I th-6-noonday lWhich gives groat�
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�4; �U�yi,,. - ,fiagrapt garden to Our hbrpe had been desired or'fokeBeeni for in a brief as thyself. the guardis�ns of thy life,-, May . called them., - - 11, � I i . . . I I .
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'10me, abd ob, those, 'happy is both Gifla&ppe 'and 'his fair scholar from the thy Path be. over � flo'wers-may thy' cup, of ' ' - . . 1. ,. . .
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.4 ,4 the . .. 1. (11105 methber ol!!Iiis chutch was what brought . I
W,93, 4 . . . � .M. 0 ftrolidols the same as tha'6na' he had: anomed to' teach'' Th . . World" at'tbe,Pittaburg Opera Hougd, . I . I�;
" -I PP �- - - -, I . .1 -o. soft eyea,'O'f lanthe upon the music over it I. jray only that thou wilt sometimes Five RdV J" 6 , Sullivan, of � Sule'm, O, to. his
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� h, - All T. , . I, ad floworg, bloom�on i1i W I tit when'iantbe Which Ella bent. Guiseppe soi�w the precious One thought t6 . 1 xil' a , I but I r ", 1 downfall. I., My precio a d rliiig,ll . -employed for .' 1 I 11 ��
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et? 4�-, 1 1 and Planted ihom�the, took her lessons but -.thb Coufiteiih made it, drop fall'glittering upon the page, and by 0, ful and adoring , �. � . Guisr,pr �. � ' in the bourse' Of several P ly �tutedfor the calbium,light
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id 4 , �: , � I thy taide swan sits jealous eye, dete6t,ed .in both,' even before. the book and prepsed it.to his lips. Norwa% by a, trusty.meas conciled to thecruel circumstaInces, that b
w4a,b ��i6,, , .�. � . .� enger,'a friend of Fablati1q, re' shot fromthaAamp along t a wire and '
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0,0 8441�, tz2 I'll )�`loviolgly in the symptoms of'An indipient PaSElon which ipig I ,, to�the Lady Ianthe, he I feel likAefying all the rules arid dire I I �, �
� I 9 t 5 44re M, �! �, 1% . I ot-tbb thought only that he loved her given privateI3 ,pm. waist, quelled withbub of life-, The - "
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� . the ( "000'. Net, I . 1: .1 .. little ,blind girl she resolviedto crush, even in its very bud, - and was soon to sea her no more'Piisseased romised to deliver it. 'Then, weariedin stan6eb of society ;, and, indeed, it I did not � flash itBelf'. was only momentary 'And did � .
I 'it) ,,,,j ,�*" , '' I . I I . ,at . a bouqueti Hbrowninterek in the YOUdg Musician bad bis-hotia, and as he gazed upon her blush. P .. no damage. I .. , 1. I � .� .1 - I . -
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ill 4ZICI on thou wilg grown into an intense and absorbing feel. ingAace, downcast a ' the long �:dight of and - rerplexiiy, by"My c6ifiJ Ing, to see YOU
I !i 'I . th C1. N - , . I �..'� � . I . to bid its sweet emotions; he descended The'-de%th is announced of.,�,Fraserls ' I 11 ��
3Z , 4y eading-from his apartments, And' and walking on the s6reet whenever 1, had Mag"ine.�"- ' Among the names associated . �::,
a,� 40 ,P 96, .. . I I 1. .,adsici Ali I ing-there was a froahneaa4 a purity in,his bonfuBion, he loaned 'towards her 'and stairs I . I I
to 4108" 't, ,% the . � . �,rdstore,to saritimentai which charmed heri an&inde.. . npAnted. a burning hiBa' upon the small walked f6rih to calm b1w fovered spirits the' opportunity, I would a with this publication are th6se of Tback-' � �
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I eerl , , . � . . I , - charm, pbudeably ot,his Personal grace .add beauty Tatb6r Ptout. ,
I . IC7, ChO6, ,6-uJqu07,8S4 � -white hand ,wbich tested lightly upon the s;mfd the sweet� an''of:sIlent"Influendes, of regardless of the goseip of the pedple. As ,ora,y, Carlyle,'Coleridge a6d'i
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,:p oe.-t- I %y with she.'v,as captivated by his generous abd chords � pf her guitar, ' . . ,' I . na,turel, The soft arodbalmy Air fanned his I came down from"thp church,this eveniQ' It was',for 11 Fraser 11 that Th�61oera , under ,
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