davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-01

- UST received. IN extensive supply Of
Brown. loaf and lump sugars,
Java, Porto Rico. and 81 Domingo Coffee.
Imperial and Y. ~. Tea,
~. O. Moiasses--Pepper, AlIspice, &C.
g. a. and blown Salt, &c.
All Of which they respectfully offer ~ far
prices RUSSELL < PtTZsIMMONS.
Harper Fsuy, Nov. ,. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-01
cUpA HONEY,

~ lsnt favor. g. sale D.,
- UNPnRFY KEYFs.
ch'fio'tovr, Nov .. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-01
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
a, Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Cour. Of Law and
Chancery Tor Jefferson county, the fl >,
Monday IN November, 1881
Bushrod ". Herbert and NoGIet Her.
berf. rho are infants. and sue by
Edmund 4. Lee. Jr. thar merit fuoIi,
pt AtSTIvvs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-01

~ Rules holden ~ the Clerk. Office Of the
circuit superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson county, the fir,l Monda,
in November. 1851:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04
{" MroH rrr REMAINS uN,vso."
From Friendships Oif-,iny, for 1881.
THE REJECTED.

nv HAYNES
Not have mo! Not hove me! On what nave ssid'
sure was lover so strangely misled
Rejected. aud Just when hoped TO DO biesN
You oaat be in earnest. II must bo jest
Rene mher- remember how ofton I've knott,
Explicitly telling you all that felt
And talked about poison IN accents so Wild
So rery like tcrturo-you startod-and smiled
No, have me, Not love oh what have dons'
Az natural pourshment did not shun.
Aiy figure is wasted--my spirits are ost.
Remember rene u,ter--aye, madam, you must
once was exceedingly stout and robust
rode by your palfty, came nj your call.
Not have me. Not love me! Rejected. Refused
Sure mover was lover strangely iilused.
Consider my presents, ~ dvnt mean To boast
But, madam, consider the money they cost
Rorne nber you 've worn them, and Just Il be
TO take all my triRkets, and take me?
Nay don't throw them me!-Youl break-do not start
doat my gifts- but you piH break my hoart.
Not have me! Not love me! Not go to tho Church!
Sure lover so leh in tho Iurch?
My brain is distracted, my feelings arc hurt;
Oh madam, doRt tempt mo to call you hrt.
Remember my letters. my passion they told,
Yea, all sorts OF lettors--save letters OF gold.
The amount OF notes too tho notes that pom ned,
Not bank NOTES.-The, truly had mono send.
Not have mo! Not lovc mel Andis IL then true
That opulent Age is the lover for you.
Gainst Rivary's bioeur would strive tits much
To yield to tho tsrrors OF Rivalry's erutes
Remcmber- remember might call him out,
But madam, you worth fighting about;
My sloerd shall be stainless in blade and in h
| thought you jstoer find you jt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OFDELEGaTES


Debate deferred from last Poper.l
On motion OF Mr.. Brodoax, the Report Of the Com
ntse OF Privileges and Elections, on tbs petition If
Iasc Adams, planning the iue election OF Arch.
bald Stuart member Of the House of Deleyates was
taken up. and r. ad a. ioow.:
r. REPORT.
The Committee of Privileges and Elections have, ac
cordng to order had under consdera ion The memorial
OF Isaac Adams to them referred, combining of the
undue return OF Archibald Stuhrt, deiega'e 10 re-
present the county Of Patrick in the present HOUSE Of
Delegates aud have agreed to the following report and
resolutions thereupon:
Your committee frd the certifc cate Of return given
BY William Lyon, deputy OF John Tatum, sheriff Of
the county OF Patrick, to the sitting ber Archi-
bald Stuart, to be in the form prescribed by law; to
which, however, there Is appended inotfics State.
men OF the ssd deputy sheriff that at the precinct. of
Greensvile Prnn's Lewis Turner'S and Isaac Adams'
the superinte Ddents who supcrnendsd the election
had not been sworn; in consequence of which, the
votes, taken at those precincts. had
cd by him in making up his said return. II was all
United before your committee, by the sitting member
that be bad receive from the memoalist legal notice
the intention OF the latter TO contest his right 10 The
sea' on the ground Of having haself received at tn
election majority of the eslly qualified votes. And
was Ia like manner admitted by the memoralst tn
he had received from the returned member. laga
tice Ut the intention Of the latter the validity
OF the whole election, the ground that the superu
tendents who superintendent the ssid ction at some
OF the precincts had not been sworn, and that At two
of them conducted by Gdents there had also
been no sh riff or her officer in stte ndance.
statement OF the result of the 90 Is returned 10 the
clerks olce, was then exhibited TO your committee,
the admsibiity of which testimony Che books diem
selves not being presently veil a its
mutually admitted; rcm which IL opPsaTel tina, tbr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04
TO THE PUBLIC

DEcLINATURE ExTRA-we very checrfuliy conn
ply with the request Of al. Dow, in the following
tire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

There is no Pos, Office in the United States, per-
bapa not in the world, the internal sHrs 81 which, arc
conducted with 90 much method and despatch that
Of New York. NJ " Hfer Hdo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

Having noticed price in sundry papcrs--go;ng tho
rounds-nomnatiDg by intnatiCn, L. Dow for the nezs
President of the o. States, &C.
FELLOW -Czens--l shall not offer myself as Cand-
dotc for the Presidency-not Viewing my natural ae-
CURED talents adequate to the approaching dtCfiIy.
important station from '33 TO '37--tbough public
character for thryve years, and have little
guainiance with and things, cxpcrmcntally. And
hope that no .Natire Citizen will offer, WHO'S not
Jmy qualified for that Important Trust in that period
OF tine LORENZO DOW.
December goth, 1890.
NB-Printers hrougbouith the U. States, please give
The above an insertion. l.. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

DlV on ffdsy the 81 deuce her husband nesr
Dsnyle Phyysnia county v. ms Many RgooEs cowtRorg
ne edftned wife ~ Mf I'm T.. Mr. Cc~sdin bad,
ot scta week. been hoUrine under rsnpl ses's Of the
Wen ~Ich the which dreahodisd
'prt rec Thfcuhou 81 bodily rdenss, .he evneed the
confidence her Redeeet snd hsnd which
she had long troF,sed pscd ~ her life hs snd
been for msny mtDber n TIC BTtt Church wfs. o.
born Ssunon. Vs. and has
'uer of Fsms Schoon pafts Of YHs'p and hsd
peculiarly cs,ul both 10 dsgng the duties which dsvoysd
apos that occurafon cory patron. and
smnstng u.sfs sud rfsesi tno~isgs Liersos gs
ha.bsud her ohdfen md seitty senssy
ysnsd friend in her death; hui they should sbs
sbJins bat st htgh she ~hh
foundations h"u's, vhnss irstsr builder
That lh The Los q hsf hsEf n I'd ths she gre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

Ihe Roy Mr Dow Il said inferred ton e1amiosto
oe pfophoce that this period disturb
ance IN tho moral and potioa world
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

only to the Editorial Corps, but aIso the Post Office
Department.
Late in the evening Of Sunday and early Monday
morning about screen thousand fpe hundred letters (sx-
elusive OF packages) received at Post-ofice
Torn four European packet; which, with thu North
err, one Eastern and Southern mail, rsgula-
iy assorted. and the Office opened for delivery before
nine o'clock yesterday morning. In addition, all ths
ma NJ f,a IA d.A
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

Progress Of Meihodism Accord,
TO the years return, there are co r.,
Yelling preachers, nearly 200 loo
preachers, & 1855 member. of ;,
Methodist Episcopal Church inCanad,
Each travelling preacher prrac, -
probably en- an average twenty five e.,
mons a month. According 70 ,h.se.
mate, the travelling preachers Of y
Methodist Church IN Canada pres,
one thousand five hundred sermon, /,
a month to the people Of this pro,.ns,
The local preachers perhaps preas5
nine hundred sermons month. Ifl.
estimate be correct, 2,40O sermon. Al, a,
delivered TO the people Of Upper C,r
ada every month, besides the 9th.
public & private duties Of the mis.,os.
AIRY. the Iabour Of exhOrters and ela,.
leaders, Sunday school teachers. &c.
York, L. &. Guarci..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

his venal exertions in accomplish
ing the baleful measure Of the lcgis
lstive union.
As We shall soon give . biogra-
phic al sketch Of him, all We will say
now Is, that there is not single pat
rio,ic. just or liberal Irishman, out Of
his own family, who will throw n
garland on his grave, or honor his
memory With the tribute Of tear
Lord Norbury's chief deeds, were
deeds OF blood, Of inhum anity and
oppression. They will defile end
darkeo the historic page that shall
record them Phil Irish Shield.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

From the Oxford IN. c. J Observer.

Mr.. Edi,or:-Mr. Potter has pub
ii.hed to the world . gar6itd and ineor-
rect statement respecting the main
committed by him on Lewis X. Will
lie and myself MIR. Potter is now in
Jail, and az March Court has to stand
his trial for the MAIN committed on
me. As soon as that trial is over.Gf !
live.) will give to the world full
and correct abatement Of the who'll
TRANSACTION. LEWIS TAYLOR.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

The Board Of Directors Of the MON
Theological Seminary at Prince ID
ward, 80 Virginia, az their late meet.
ing' unanimously confirmed the nor.
nation ct the Synods Of North Caro-. "a
snd Ntginis, and have appointed ~
Rev. John McDowel, Of Ellsbets-
town. y. J. to be a professor Of Ece!e
'ias'ieal History and Church PoIiy
~ said Seminary.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

-. ALHHksbnIA, ct o.
tioL I've eonCiDoe 70 quote he s.ga,
pace q hour s. ~. though 10 sone insisa,s
- mueh - 5 ~ has been paid
- sstTgNoHE OCT o.
IiDJh.- Iisc vseoD psise has srnefsilJ D..
q 3 ~ ler hi ~ sofne osses. sith,n s.s-
$50 raf tfsciign NOR hss been tait
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

At a meeting of the National Re.
publican party Of the county Of Nor
gan, convened at the court house in
the town Of Bath, on Wednesday the
2Sth Of September, 1891, Col. Robert
Gustin vas called to the Chair, and
Thomas b. White appointed Secreta-
ry.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented for the consideration Of the
meeting, by Cromwell Orrick, Esq.
and adopted.
Reso!rcd, As the sense Of this meet.
ing, that the administration uf Gen.
Andrew Jackson 10 conducted upon
principles subversive Of the glory, and
hostile to the best interests Of this
country.
Resolved, That wo deem it the duty
OF all who are anxious to preserve the
purity of the government from the cor
rupting influence of Executive patron.
age, and to guard the great and essen
tial interests Of the country from the
dangers which now threaten them. to
endeavor by all fair and honorable
means To defeat his reelection.
ResoIred. That we highly approve Of
the scheme Of the National Republican
Convention to be holden in the city of
Baltimore, on the second Monday in
December next, for the purpose of
nominating fit and suitable candidate
for the Presidency, in opposition to the
present incumbent, aud we deem il
proper that the sixteenth Congressional
District should be represented therein.
Resoired, That we cordially concur
IN the plan suggested by our fellow
citizens Of the county Of Berkeley
aud consider the appointment of com
mittees by the several COMMITTEES, as the
best mode of efecting proper repre-
sentation of this Congressional district
in said Convention.
Resolvcd, That Cromwell Orrick,
Jonathan Jones, and Samuel Graham,
be, and they are hereby appointed a
committee on behalf Of the National
Republican party Of the county Of
Morgan, to confer with such commit.
tees as have been or may be appoint
ed on behalf Of the National Republi
can party Of the other counties Of this
district, with full power and authority
to represent the wishes and feelings OF
this county in the selection Of a Dele
gate.
Resolred, That We cordially concur
in the selection Of Chapman Johnson
and Robert Stanard, Esq'rs, as Dele.
gates Of the State in said Convention;
believing that in their exalted talents,
elevated worth, and fearless indepen-
dence, we may justly conide the inte-
rest and honor Of our party.
Resolved, As the sense Of this meet.
ing, that the ability, frmness, integri-
ty. and public services of HESRY CLAY.
eminently entitle him to the consider
alton Of the National Republican party
Of the United States, and without i'm
posing any Instructions upon the re-
preventative from this district, we re.
commend Mr.. Clay to his considera-
ton, as combining in a degree. unen-
joyed by any other individual in this
nation, the confidence, esteem, and
gratitude OF our party.
Resoired, That the Editors Of the
Martinsburg Gazette, Virginia Free
Press, South Branch lntelligenccr, and
Richmond Wing, be requested to give
the above resolutions an insertion in
their papers.
ROBERT GUsTIN, Ch'rmsn,
Thomas B. Warts, Sec'ry.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

We learn that Chief Justice Ma.
sHaLL Yesterday submitted to the pain.
'u' operation Of 'iihOtomy. Dr.. Pay
SIC was The acting surgeon, and the
venerable Sufferer. We understand. "a
mere comfortable than could have
been eSPec'ed-lU S. Ca-eiie.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

At a meeting of a number of the
citizens Of Hampshire county opposed
to the collection of Gen. Andrew
Jackson the next Presidency. conven
at the Court house agreeable to no.
tlce, on the 5th day Of October. 1881.
Col. Alexander King was called to the
chair, and John Kern, jr. appointed
Secretary.
a committee was appointed to report
resolutions for the consideration Of the
meeting, consisting Of tie following
persons, viz: Willism Naylor, Robert
Newman, John Kern, jr. A. w. Nc.
Donald and Robert Sherrard, who. az
terra few moments retirement, reported
the following, which were unanimous.
~ adopted
RcsOiUed, That whilst we feel deem
SoIieiiude Tor the honor and prosperity
OF our country, we believe from the
experiments which have been made
that the election ~ Andrew Jack son
to be President Of these United States.
~ an event much TO be deplOred, and
that his election Tor another four wear.
would be a cause Of serious alarm.
Because-frOm his utter incompe.
teney 20 discharge the important du.
ties Of his Office or 90 select those for
he confidential councillors who have
the virtues or the talents 10 give him
correct advice, he has fallen into the
hands 0f those who have made a traf
nc Of the patronage Of his Office for
their own emolument, and are exer.
es'Dg that patronage u prOlonc Isis
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

The Frankfort Kentuckian states
that rumor has reached that place,
that the negroes have risen in Louisi
ana, and have possession Of the csast
both above and below New Orleans.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20

Death Of Lord Norbtry.-The JEFF.
ries Of Ireland, or as he was termed
&" the hanging Judge" is 40 more.
His death took place on the 27th Of
Juiy last, In the seth year Of his see.
lie has gone before that tribunal
where we hope he has experienced
that mercy to which his heart was
stranger while on earth. PiIy,ihat di.
vine attribute Of juStioe, never found
q sanetuary In bis mind nor q Tespon.
sive chord in bis torpid ssnsibility.
The bleed stained seaffoId had .
charm Tor his eyes, the grosbs Of dy.
Ing victims had . melody for his
stubborn soul. lie was ennobled by
Pitt for his femorselsss cruelty to
the Patriots Of 1913, Is we'll as for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
LEGISLATIVE REPARrEE-

In the course of the debate, Mr.. Emmons.
OF hhsod'e, whose rude Interruptions Aod ia
science 10 members while addressing the House
has been an almost every day's Occurrence.
made coarse and unprovoked attack upon
Mr.. Chhd oil Boston, who replied 10 lin as
follows
Mr.. Child snid-"I equally admire the man.
ners and The wit Of the gentleman from iIns-
dale. am aware of the great value To be
placed on his appreciation. IL may be one OF
the greatest mlsfortunes of my life, doubtless
It so appears 10 his inialbe judgement) ihat
my constant aud diligent edo rs have hitherto
, failed TO secure il. Notwithstanding his very
| frequent occupation of the floor, IN a manner
obviously satisfactory To no one but himself.
| be complains OF my long.winded speeches. Il
was the saying OF an ancient cage. that he
who speaks NONSENSE and imperlineuCe is
long, though he be short. II | believed the
House were as weary OF my long -winded
| speeches, as they are OF hs shor t-winded ones
would never again unclose my lips in their
presence. have read a fable, sir, which
contains a moral full OF consolation under the
calamity which has fallen upon me, In incur.
ing the disapprobaton OF the gentleman from
Hinsdale. fox had earnestly devoted his
Abilities TO the study OF oTatory and in
order 10 ascertain bis progress, be exhibited
before a monkey aud hog. Having done
his best, '", no paused for the opinion of his
Judges. The shre"d monkey thought he did
toier"bly well, aud might 10y study and prac.
| tice. become eloquent but the lazy hog com
plained that he WAS long -wihded. and thai II
was = waste of precious time to listen 10 him
The fox replied. "the faint praise of the mon.
key made me doubtful Of my powers but The
censure OF the Hoo gives me fresh courage"
This was following up, sffecius lily, the re
mark oil gentleman from Worcester on n
former occasion, in reply TO oae of Emmon,'
coarse thrusts at him, that il the people of any
Town 10 the Commonwealth though ht TO send
Hog to represent them, they ought likewise
TO send sly 10 keep him in
Hnge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
From the Genesses Farmer.
ON wedding YOUNG CROPS

10 keep OF the sun aud bugs from oul
e!e"moe's,' was our reply 10 our neighbor l.
""o on seeing parcel of weeds standing In
our garden, interiogaled us why they wers
'en. we noticed the muscles Of his face wer,
hl'ie disturbed, but nothing more passed OF
me subject. Yesterday rs we sat chatting or
various subjects, he took up Cobbeu's Gardller
and began very accidentally reading his obser.
safoas on 2Lacks.--Now there always appear
Ell TO us. to be such a love OF qoseker, in
every thing, with this man, that macy Of his
observations have teen undertsied by US. Not.
outstanding he has written many very excel
leni things both IN politics aod horticulture.
Our neighbour L. read as follows;
cannot help observing here. upon an
observation OF Mr. Marshall, as 10 wedding, =
says he though seeing trees mus, not be smoit-
cred, yet some small iceeds, may he suffured to
grow IN summer, as they help to shade the
plants. and 10 keep the ground cool"
Mercy on this genileman's readers MIR.
Marshall had not read TUT; il he had,hs never
would hsve written tbs very erroneo Gus sen.
tence II Is the root of the weed that does the
mischief. Let there be rod oil ground, ..,
with small weeds, aud another rod kepi
"eeded. Lei them adjoin each other. Go aE
ter hiteen or twenty days OF dry weather,
and examine the two while the other Is DIR,
AZ dust to foot In depth the root of The
w VIZ, sucksop every particle of moisture
"hat pretty things they are then, to keep seed.
Ing trees COO"
aver ne was gone, We went TO your cucum.
oe's, ana fonnd that the weeds had not shell,
tered them from the bugs; bu, that they were
actually eaten more than those that were weed.
eo, besides they were not as large. We have
frequently asked farmers when We hive seen
'htiT coruilelds I'LL Of weeds why they did lot
hoe their cora and they have answered.
because the gioand IS too dry.''-lt will be
found that Cobbett's III DRY in this respect is
correct. The dryer the ground the oiteoer il
should be stirred, even where il is clear from
weeds. II your corn is willing with the drought,
noe II hyour cabbsges droop, hos them il
me ouss eat your ions or cuculnbers, hoe
anu manure them the more rap id their
growth, the less w,ll they be attacked with the
Dug rusty hoe ia June, is the sign oil u Lad
farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
WEYlL, sc.
Ma. SMITH,

VIM Ohll ~
Scotland Neck, June 81, 1881.
Ihsve sepn IN the Farmer, a number OF
communications about the weyh; as suffer
with them all, have often thought OF giving
YOU nv opiuIo on its origin; but beng adj
yapced in wears, and not much IN the habit OF
wriung. only when compelled by business, l
have put it off, promising myself at some iu-
,ure dsv 10 make the communication; fearing
NAV still negIec, it, will give you one rra'
son why Idifer with all the writer's that have
seen on this subject. They sli say the egg IS
deposted 10y some insect IN each gram "hhe
in a soft state. If this is true, should Iike 70
know how the insect makes ais way through
IN. husk, or ehucks of corn when II is or 3
double, IN such manner ms to lay tuen III eacn
grain think all will agree with me. that
II 10 ;nnossibie then how does tts egg get IN
each grain il must be the na,utai pfoonc'
Inn n the Drain. or some insect deposits some
ching On the bloom or tassel, aud v IS scattered
through the pollen 10 each grain, Tor each gram
has its silk Get any OF your friends to gather
| an ear oil corn this fall, with all us husks on
nut il in some place where no insect can ge' 10
n uniilnex spring then take .he musk on anu
susnend il with any covering that WIN lei arr
nois,ure and heat gel TO il | will warrant
| A. ,,d will hatch aud come GU, lhese binis
| n .tieod.d to by some oil your numerous anu
well informed readers, viii enaoie some VI
them 10 do more justice to The SuoJec' man
can myself.
Governor Branch, late secretary Oh 'ne navy
| was so God as 10 send me Two ooAes OF ,"e SUI
rar cane tina, he had procured from Malaga
s. fearful il arrived too late 10 make tar
e,nerineut-l planted il on the bank OF toe
Rn.noke rive, the 18th May--i' came UP toll
srahle wholesome Of it rs NO" Ieafiy Two 'ee'
Non In the fall | will let you Know now
i, has succeeded e,,,ru Cav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
From the Journal Of a Resident in South Amsr'

Il found for the first time the sensitive pla nj
growing Wild. II spreads very often over mar
shy ground, something like tumbier' The
sensitive leaves spread out PRETTY from the
creeping ,endrils in the sunshine. something
like lady fern 1t IS curious to come TO lille
dingle of them, where there are thousand
sendris, all interviewer, iiks a b,anb'e thickct,
20 shake the t~ig, and communicate the viera.
ton 10 the whole, and see zen thousand green
leaves. all Curing themselves up. aod shrinking
hack nj your spproach, as if afraid OF being
trod on, the sensstion-iike feeling of life rum
ming over them all, as shock OF esect'icl-
~"