The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-05

n"ednt stand ON tip tor, Sirl M
need of stills. your Worship" u.
At another time n willing. wi,ase
eyes happrnrd IN BE- some ineh-s
Nearer hla mother cartl, than my
o"n--a eoNcomb. clad in white cor
ded small ,lothes. with drah carriers
aud piece IT yer, doubtful apbar-
RI on his back something which
IL mi long en.ngh IL constitute A
benz aRan, and TN long for dress
coat Tor speucer--aiups me hi 81.
Paafs Church yard aud with an
affected draw and vacant alarr,
tells me. h. should be particularly
obliged-~-maieriaIly bohored--rx>
trcnrly z tilted. If | would let Liu
hno" the hour by 81. Panl's clork
az he IL 81 far remove ed from IL that
curse him If he can distinguish one
hand from The other. One with pre-
tended earnestncs- accuses me az
having stolen flower pits from his
garnet window. Another charges
ne with The murder III hi. wife.who.
he AYERS, raught caH aud died. ia
consequence Of The raj having PEN
eirated through the roof of his hollso
on her bed ; all of whica, he says,
VA Dtrasioncd BY my having taken
AVA the tiles While little sneer>
ing leilnw, in a suit of rusty blaok.
wishes IL be- Informed whether il Ia
true TINT the atmosphere becomes
colder X proportion ~ We ascend.
But am getting t0pd 4 recount.
ingthe maltiIarious iusul,s have *.
prriehCed the unm,nitcd suiIer,nga
! have undergone. Yet one ding I
cannat olnii-lhe women lhrse seem.
ing angels from whom thp't we re-
ccivcd the better portion of our ma
ture. Ia whom conceived man 10 DO
indebted for hall his divinity (: the
women whose eyes are suns---~ hose
words are music ~ hasc lpoks nr0
lpNe--treatcd me- Ms unceremonious.
~. aud AZ colby, aud unf~elingly,
IA those ri my own sex. | was no.
srr phIegmatic enough IN. c0ntem.
plate beauty without feeling Of all.
mlrallon--Hor occasionally Mitlont
love- offered my hand at various
periods Of ny life IL ut least A dozen.
Clarlssa EXCUSED hersel. by SAYING
tina, she WAS very chilly during tho
wirttr. a,d therefore particularly
partial - IA small RIO n. WACh would.
II she married me. deprive her Of
her husbands society I'LL the spring.
Ross affirmed sire Mas remarkably
fond OF "alkin,. aud M sic should
not BIZ able t reach my arm, beg.
grd ~ decliae my polite oHer.'
Jane said. TIA looking up at mo
hurt hcr neck aud what was worse
tban all. "A servant girl. whose beau.
y MAS tool euoug', 10 be captivated
With, made a low courtesy. Y with N
malicious atlrc alton % humility. de.
clared she was bal "A mean body. q
poor servant. aud could not think Of
looking ~ hIgh !!
knoucb 81 lhcsr examples Of cons
tempt and itiuS,ice. What MaIvo-
liza nnUstly says to Olivia. I might
with perfect 2r"prieti app to mani
kind IN general
" You have done me wrong. notorloH
wrong"
But have not time for rrproath,
es, II IL now my hour tn qnlt. for
" The iron tongue OF miiaisnt IN, told
twelve.
Your afl cted servant. W,
i. =. Even things inanlm aie are
my enemies brdslcads. fashioned
for geutItr purposes. murder sleep,
--innocrnt sleep : and stage coach
rs. INTENDED tDr the relief Of tra,cl-
lrrs. appear 10 be SET up 10 run a.
gainst every thing like relief and
comfort IN me. On a journey Of bu~
sincs or NJ pleasure, rare is the inn
in which | can find bed to repose
my weary limb- on for while my
trunk is at rest. my legs are always
taking the air; and on winters
night ii is stiil Worse. for Wide my
body, by the aid uf We'll warmed
sberts.is III Calcutta, my feet are ia
Lapland. The chaise. the mail. the
stage coach, ~ IA the Quaker calls
it. 4" Tie leather convenience" Is
no cnience to me unless it
be convenient To suffer the hor4
Inra nj lnrlIlrr LII Inn slale oil