The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

escaped the gallows after being turned of,
and he told the that you felt MS if a lump of
something edible stuck in your gullrt, while
Won we're at the same tifnt knncked with u
rhttk down, an tntrrutinahle pfreipire.-
then yoh sIe ~ klul Of %llasllns tifr l., lore
yonf eyr> and after suu nrrr ~ f,Sf, -
nan,inS holt Appeared tn enter each of tie
SOULS ~ ynir l.et. and IL n,akr way M
rapidly but gradually IL Your p.rieran,um.
Who could feel pleasure in a posture uf
this kind Your meek attitude, too, j.
mighty un-reunly. Look IT The picture III
lord Calrraine, heretofore George Hanger,
~ thu second page IL his Mtm"irs, or III
old izaak Walton, in the prescott cxhibl
ton at Somerset House and YOU will sec
how awkward a crack in m neck ike rn
siti"n il Is. Why Wainwright thought
proper Ia exhibit old lziak just after being
banged, ] do moi knew, aud firmly |halir,e
that h" has M warrant tor II IN any biogra
ply oftl,e old p%iscator hut look at No.
26i !, IN the nh"fe exhibition, and YOU will
SEE him evidently with the wryueck
twist Of the g]ilIoNs about hin. In u
word, do not choosr Ia be strung up
Hang puppies and hlStInaymen with all my
heart.
Down ny self? The sun is shining
blipta IL Wv lflillfNs az 1 SFf " from
one ofmy windows, in the temple. Ii looks
tempting.
" say, liz my dear the Wind sets fair.
Aud You may have the tide,
So sung Cntharine Hays II hundred year.
'go-but ~ sing not l.. There are ma
ny grave objections 10 drown II mans self.
FIRST, yon are chuaked with water, and !
never could prevail an myself 10 swallow
aS much as a pint ofiliat liquid.
" Had Neptune when he took charge of the
Been ns wise or nj least been MS merry ms We,
He'd have thought better ont aud instead Of
his brine,
Would have filed the vast ocean with gene
ruus wine
In that case there might have been y dincI-
ence IN my ideas; but walrr-nnd Thames
water too-the thought is infolerahie. II
YOU succeed What II neat article You are
when u are found. In nine day., | am
told, II body inevitably rises-and how
does II rise 7 \ eolony of rrawns aud
shripps have fastened themselves on You,
and are making free with your person, in
the most gonrmand fashion. A crab has
eaten oui Your cyrs-a cod is fastening his
sounds IN the drums of your rars-and IA
tarlnl liza Irsrng'd himself for all the H.
brrtlrs You la't tahcn with his tribe by
making your face as fiat as hi. oNh spine.
As one OF ou~ poets i inrsct ms naInc-
say 5 on IA similar occasion
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the nike
Shouldcrrd itselt, yet lay lceclled IN act 10
strike.
\ maiden sought has hand, bat sooth to say,
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