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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

she had bit upon a reason, that outweigh.
cd oil hsr mothers objections, "But he is
q gentleman !"
These words struck our mind forcibIy
nor will the honest simplicity with which
they wore uttered be soon effaced. 'Bni
he 10 gentleman n-What then Why
these cannot be vices gentleman would
not practice any thing that 10 not proper
| is undoubtedly the conclusion to which the
unsophisticated mind Of this artless girl
arrived. How much misery, how much
disappointment, how much overwhelming
sorrow and regret has this one short SEN
a<snco caused in the world How many
Theartless villains are there moving even il
the first circles and whose characters are
known to be Infamous, who yet hold up
their heads for no other reason than be-
cause they arc "gentlemen p'-that Is to
say, they possess the exterior Of gentle
men,a comely person, affabls manners,
and good SUIT Of clothes. How few are
there, especially among the yonng, who
60 beyond these accomplishments, in for
ming their estimate OF character Let
man be ever SO corrupt, let his private
character be what it may, f he only pos
sess the little external accomplishments,
it will not answer, under the present con-
stitution of society to censure him--for che
is gentleman :" But let female wan
der from the path Of virtue and propriety,
yes, let her be even supected Of it, though
ever SO accomplished, though she may be
ever so charming, this grand saIvo, But
she is lady," will not be sufficient to
cover her failing. Such certificate will
not sustain her--she must be consigned
TO disgrace and infamy. In what consists
the difference : Why is it that men may
practice, with impunity, vices which will
not be for moment tolerated in the 9TH
er sex That there is false standard
of cENrILrrY set up in society, there can
be no doubt. That good old maxim Of
Pope, "worth makes the man. has gene
out Of vogue, or at least with large por-
ton Of society. Or else, different stan
dard of worth has been set up, which is
to measure mans worth by the quality
Of the clothes he wears, or tho grace with
which he bows. Extract.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

Hor 10 Judge Cusiomers--A merchant
who has acquired considerable Of this
worlds gain by his attention to his bust.
ness, lately informed US how he decided
whether man was fiji to be trusted or not
lie said whenever he saw farmer
come in, riding or driving good fat horse
he knew he cold be relied upon. If his
horse was poor, he knew him careless and
inattenitive 10 his contracts.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

POVERTY is NO DIsGRAcE.-Not many
days since we rambled a short distance
from the more compact and thickly set
tied part Of the town, both for exercise
and to breathe purer air than can be
found amidst a dense population. We
saw by the way-side little urchin, appa-
ren,ly about six or eight years old, busi-
ly engaged in picking barberries. His
clothes were neat and clean, but patched
with many colors. His countenance o.
pen, frank, and the emblem of innocence.
We stopped moment to look at and ad-
mire the apparent contentment and indus
try of the little fellow, and while so stop
ping, very respectable and fine looking
middle aged lady, with lad of about ten
years came up, who like oursel6 were
walking to take the morning air. On
seeing the little fellow among the barber
ry bushes, the lad often with finer clothes,
but coarser heart, abruptly accosted him
with "I say, boy, what 90 you wear your
clothes patched up so for 7" With u
countenance that bespoke his wounded
feelings, he readily replied, "I have no
father--my mother is poor, with four
smaller children than am, and not able
to give me better clothes. / work in the
factory most of the time, but the water is
low, and have not work to day, SO | am
picking barberries for my mother to buy
me new jacket with" A tear coursed
down the cheek Of the lady, who was not
an inattentive spectator Of the scene.
George, my son" I" is il kind in you
thus to address this poor boy, who is not,
as you are, blcst with an lndulgent father
TO provide him with food and clothes"
The kind hearted woman had touched a
tender cord, for George was not destitute
Of tenderness and manly feelings. He
burst into tears, aud entred.ed his mother
to give the poor boy some of his clothes.
The barberrles were Immediately purcbas-
cd of the little fellow, for which bo re-
ceived enough to buy him jacket and
trowsers. Nor did the kind-hearled mo-
ther Of George confne her liberalty to
the boy with his barberries. The poor
boys mother has since shared literally of
her muni6cene, which she ever receives
with the utmost gralitude.--FaH R,rer
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

Volunteers from .Mobils.--The Mobile
Trancript says-(ad inst twenty seven
volunteers, under charge Of Mr. Reid, en-
barked in the steamer Watchman for
New Orleans, thence to Texas to aid the
CoIonists in their struggle against Santa
Anna. A large concourse Of our citizens
accompanied them to the wharf, and, on
the boat casting of, gave three cheers
Our best wishes 60 with this chivalrous
little band, und we hope they may find in
the "tent ed field, the glory they SO ar
dently seek.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

The LEGISLATURE or MIssouRs passed
law, authorizing Courts TO grant licen-
ces to free colored people to reside in
that State, under certain restrictions ;
those excluded from lcence, who are
not slaves are to be expelled. All free
blacks between and q are to be bound
to some service until they are 2 but they
shall not put colored with white ap-
prentic, without consent Of parent or guar
an Of the latter. The following is the
standard by which to judge Of the col
for:
Every person, other than negro, of
whose grandiathers or grandmothers any
one is or shall have been negro, although
all his or her other progonitors, except
those descending from the negro, shall have
been white persons, who shall have one
fourth or more negro blood, shall be deem
ed mulatto."
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

An aged lady Of the interior Of the
State Of New York has been prosecuted
for knocking down the village parson.-
The Amazonian and the Lacedcmonian
were engaged IN "free discusslon," about
the liberal Interpretation OF the first chap
ter of Romans, aud as they could not a
gre they went at il 'hamme, and tongs."
The parson was Aoored and the matron
was nut in the biiboes. So much for
free discussion"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

II seems that puplc meeting was held
on the 10th inst. somewhere in Pennsyl-
vania, for the purpose Of getting up tick
ct for the friends of Gen Harrison under
the Antimasonic flag. The meeting, how
ever, happencned to like MIR Webster
rather the best, ard the friends Of the for
mer, found it quite impossible to pre-
vent the expression Of very decided o.
pinion favorable TO MIR. Webster.-tb.
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.RSerisss's Fiffs.
AND The HYGEIAN SYSTEM

F-Sss - -nl<s-ssf n-r6S-r--. - s. ~
oAorfS- ~ I'm. AkExAsBsR CAwsunIr
IN las Ar 81 theory and sxpertnsrt IA
al S<p>su1rnfs Il so<s<ty-ia poltt,e.- a.
sAEas<s- sSr<~itsre, tss, pAysie. ans tkso.e.
Y, SssAs'c ses@s Gestin<l % staad thar ca,
- e7k-a- In Tia taeory ard pr.et,e, ~
1<<tsrs.-- - n every ting else. all tknr,
Are 11Sat O1s s<koai cure. every thing y,
ess-ss-i s..5 he t8s<st- aaotker. by steam,n-
.sat s1~ssS1y-s thsrS. ~ pS.rxInx m = Looy
k=ss % ea.asrtsCS-a fsarth. IN imitation o(
Doesrr Nature. saarsIn<s blesd, sometime,
s-~ss- saas<tl1ss purge, ~ the p7fieEt ray
srso - rssyz.re-
Ne. ss-.su1a ~sI ~ t.asss esDPc.-re E,r,
who ca Se<rfr uhsn Doctors disagree
eEr n or- usxs1 kss been. sBrinr an ,hip,,
- sAT srst sa& hot4 fat a. al y hirh /, rood >
ne have trE1 n eur 90 kosssshott Art
aneSssss ear fFRuts and nsIxhbor,. ME
sS-As Ea<ss~re aa1 serrsss. the Hy.rian ~.
.ssa~ ss-1etsa<s esll<d Norrsoriaas or .;b.
Nnrs-~o Pa SG<A have been our exp.-
ns@rs sa4 oes<rv afnOa Of the ianeesars
E-4fs<.a, saa eeea<y e. tkls eonpo-rt.on.
rA-1s tr1@ IA slo-t tsIAtsrestrd principle. OF
eHs<so4<nrs ne nass rsescnsnd them 10 a. q
sAars<A Who ave tr'sI many things in vain
- l-n1y oSEtzr7ts Diseases OF the stousc a
@-e eSGs6 AL q tie uhole system have
s-<= Srissssd. 60 perfectly cured BY then
11.a s@<y are voTtAy q Irisi. sspertaii, IA
a SA.a-< sss<s IN uAHrh ether rsmeasss have
s1A~A hs1g vesstaAie eeneasitIoo. Ih-,
a-S p<sserfly s4.<r1f, uktch u SAYING
ere7a 3<2I n tAs gaiity ayr, and being vsry
A1sSt eo1Ssastssa. they can mare no cor
,se~1..a uA<a uss& according TO the prin,si
<s-e<tssss- EDITOR
q Tia s1asrTIR<Fs having heen sppoir,-
81 s~Ax sgsass Cor vendinx the eeIehrs,sl
Hsys-as INsssBssi -f,ALIrs,.ss. N the State G.
s.ra0- s<x ls.se % sssify he pabiie, that
ne grn<as Ns1s<In<s can oeIy Be procured
esre<sls fFS1s tAeD, OF sab-ageats duly a.
tsSrseA - the1. and hat - . farther sscu-
my sg1z.ss esansssfsias. saeA pask.s of The
r-Saza< 1<ds<n<s y slgD<S d EBsnserson
800 Ss1ar srrnss Esr yEgiaia, snA Also, b,
Ha.< s%s-Agent tar he respective town CT
esSzfy uASsS q nav h< oarred for sale.
- HENDERSON y son.
Fre&<rS<ksh1rE- Nov ,. Ie3t
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- Er de ss5< q ths shsss AsdscIAs fcr
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- - - -
@~r&ss< seoee efessst
- - Ne p-ts<s
- ser.srx - ~ 'snAc1r
a.. - - $500.
.r.s -. .A.sA hsf
- rxh<1<er9 60 9Fw1<<Iof ui<sr-
"... ~ hs.~ - sA> focs- snd -AssA
A>s s<ss scs~S~rrt n
se-.sy ss-,s =. o. svphessioa
s<ssssa ts<ss tee IN
~ n.~ds.sr sotier a.
-< .'-a <.'e<sse 81 ne ef4<s-
:. e.or s-d 81 slsers
- - ers-.rssy NE god eject Of
ne c~~ q sstsss. sd sf s.-ry
g. -. - 49, $1,000,
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a. =. 90 .s-.s-s s..6.sr,~~ $1,000 A.
e>r q 49, ~.A.-AL. rr-~-s, r., - - -.
Fr~ssun-. yOffN THJaTrRftn
UAr.-x
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40 ,f-- 49, - SO N, @~sr $50
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MUSIC.


HvHE subscriber informs those who arc
II DESTROYS to have their daush taught
music. that be has engaged the services oil
hr. Nathaniel Csrusi, Of The District Of Co
lumois, 90 teach eisss Of young Ladies in
his school, and any others 10 the town or eoun-
try Who may wish 90 avail themselves Of 90
favorable an opportunity.
Mr.. G. will Be ~ Cbaricstowr ready TO CON-
nenee about the FIRST Of next month, and " ilI
give instruction. on c,e Piano Forte and
Guitar. % 10 deemed incl pedeut 10 speak ol
Nr. C.s great skill and profound know ledge
N the science Of musie. ~ veil Is his indie.
faiizabie aud successful exert,oes in ground.
ing his pupils IN the same, - IL 10 presumed
he y known BY character. al least, 10 many
eiiizrns Of JeGersoo county.
Ar. a. viii also teach class al Shepherds
ioun and uarpers-Ferry, II sutbeiestiy en-
eoursged.
Terms will be made known BY application
10 the subscriber, or Nr. a. when he arrives
WILLIAM ~. JONES.
Ch3rlestown, June IL, lS3S.-u
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sasosA Esnsaas uass knas sismssig~s
sresasrs ~ 80 huas assg 81 Asaa 4
-~tsHs 80 8ssass a lklrris. srs rsais.l.sf
tii,a my aEsst aar sE3sEs risir nsess b. b.
's-lli's,e - ~ sstat ssaSsgs - go. .af..aes
49, $50 esseEFua,t go srsza maa irour
e~t ~ 40 Frsrsr uaaIirsnra b snsazaf anf
si@ tEzs 49, 49, asa rhis ~ rnana.f So
,s''s HilrS'iEt o. nsfnm ~ usS.vspss.
- 49, ~ sssss azss. . siutca shsn' N
~.n9a q eEH NsEsz go SD aisss naf-s ss.f
~ az iiauHs AZ r1WwFa
kasgaru1.susa- Pa d. f-lI
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WHL ~ rue 90. On ne 6rst DE-.
~ @estins seHi fsiI. srsesasIss q,
seits sna hiisys. , years oid. oss u.ds I'D
rrpsat-sntrsscs $500. haif foslest-4 o.
Hsafs b mahs rscs
o. ~ sseond Dag = nssiiaE. sssfpsisks.
fas cots so hilsys, 5ysars cid. tSo ssiles
aaa rspsst--e1tfaaes s1oo, haif forfsi--a %
uiogs - sake q rscs.
soit's ttaks = siss open foF fks rst Of
- sFFisx q soy so ~ ske staiiioss % ths
tsi.sY 81 tnEiais, % BE- re- ths fsl n lsga.
aatrsars sen. haif fosfea-2 o. uorv 4,
masa . Escs
40 -. sboss stakes 70 sloss by &c ist q
aurssf, te1S
De asflos sili ~ given q tbs ti-,e a
rseIag. 49,, vhEh sai ~ arsaarss a s.ss
Ne sfsat ea'isssa- Or Psrses wiii, e. usaai,
~ - Ne staad. sd ~ isrs lhaa eto0 foT 4
aiise, so &c aiies, Ae.
WI CROW, D.. TSsss.
cassissts~s. Apsii -, Ieas
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HAVE On hard . good supply Of first.
rate seasoned timber Tor repairing and
making aew GRAIN CRADLES, which car
be doae 81 the shortest notice. Q can be
found ct my shop on Cat TsH Run.
JOHN w. OFT.
Jsne n, Isa5 Ut.
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By WILLIAM THOMPSON.

By WILLIAM THOMPSON.
2NwENTY-SIx numbar, Of thi. I,,r,,l
- have h-en siIessiy pshlishrd ; sad aansh.r
series 10 eom@eaerd With issrrascd add isrrr..-
ing p~froasge. The VahiisA-r sad editor Ia.
enlarged the Mrunsa. from the Medium 90 The
Sap~T Royal size. Il 10 printed on good pa,.~v
.sd Siih sev type. and viil be dslIvrred :, th~
rs>sdenee 81 eseh sabseribeF " Ws>hin<ton.
.'eorgsfoSa sad AsexsadEis, On ihe day Of psS-
liestioa. Price Two DoELs ~ ,.r susur.-lr-shc
BIRD half year invariably IN advance Sahs-rip-
ions and AdsertisesBeuss sre res,ectfaiy solicit
ed PosimasaeES md oel.era rsss,linx Qua of IL.
District, vho gill proearr 6Se sabserih-rs saA
rrEa't s., IN sdSanes Ter b nc years. sabserir,ion.
w'l TseesSS grstnsioas copy q TIE WAsaIEs-
re- MInsoa. Ih~ Editor sili spsre no Paias 70
o6tsSa correct sDd early iuformaaioa AZ pubic
seeurrenses a the sena o. The Federal Gsoserw-
sacut md his essitorsaa comments viii b. n.
Ssssch - possible free from parsv ~ s~rsSo.'.l
etss- 1.-THE WaahiaEtan MirFur sAoaid eo,.s;p-
0eeo 10 hesrsiiy pusrSsiz~d. The psbiiuher viil
eontinae 10 make fasther improvements
he RESPECTFULLY saooanses the folIouiag nes
srFsngrsenfs
H. The wsshiagtoa Mirror yin so..siaue IN
hs prrsrui aiEe snd price without suy sl..axe or
Az Tnf,oa % ne essaiag vsluae
"a. CoanfFy SIbssgib-rs viii have eg..ir ~
PeFs Fegaisstt Hssil-ti o. thr tsv of psh,io.aieo
Sd Dasisx the Session of C1agrrss, . ue-k-
- $3.50 ~ " - f@TEu an3 invariably
us'f'er The bad q e Sayings add Daiegs N Co..
grrss"
4fh- Dsriag he recess thr political rsnor,
aasi os-sisis - the p~ss - the Gssn-rsl Govern
u'sai. ssil - sose fos The iaforu.sioa q dissaas
subscriAeFs.
5sh- 1h~ aara~s - al he sab..riA~r, IN ,he
NlEroE b wasAioEaoa. GeorRstoss Ds,S kI-r
sssiFsA. vIs ~ pushi,slsef oaas every slx so.sh.
- "a sascstis5ag dir0ssary, wish ske urufee,so.,
sssd resssiesse - eaeA su.bs.rSk~s.
esh. rorthe Irfssaafioa e ssna-rri.l r-..t
~. s-irsties yiif ~ n.ds sd paiIisi.-l ~,-r,
seve, isosa lhr Nee YEA JOuraai a Caso~-rr,.,
49, Vr'<e ssFge@f. sdapt~d % the Wa.hisV1o.,
40 tsrerErfovs usarsess ssf esrefaify rorr~et~d
foS ths Mirros ~ iaariiigsus nerransite rv.sl.-
nes- This izsfogra1fiob yin h<1gisru u.'sisr m.
hcsdPs Coszmereisa -
IN Ros ths Ladses' aad IStrrury fs,p,v,.
sscais - TIE Ss.Frog, gsod orisiaal 40 Uri -
i'strd 'as'isg slsl he seass.n'iy prOvided
tissi.g siressly nessiy sevea hsnslvra s.,b.,,,-
hsss is Ne CITY ~ WssAssxass sasu.. u.d /, -,
hass,posne ssh,rFipfioa ~ tseorzstowa uas Az.
s'.s,vla. is- SsrE.s ~iii, = lssa..sasl, sis.;s
ta,s PoFtsae ~ stlysFtssinE p.iroaers.
Cssegnassaeioas, vtsfkrs eaasst.inv ovll,r, =.
rcZ.ltssces. u-s-s ~ siffrtars fposi.s- fee.i Al
~. Isoggss1, ksi,tnr a ~ hfirror. yguskiS,v.
80 tsiiy, % e.
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- EFeab 9ssnnFv.
nNE essk fresh Zanss C9Frnss,.
- Oas essk TAA6ARfNDS.
~ boRss Assealel Raisias.
80 lhs frssh Fl0s,
2 ssFssls poe SAILED Alaooas,
0raeess an6 f.saons.
seea, sagss, Bsiier 4 Wsssr cracksrs
= 80 saaeislen q Piskls4 Oysters
vssrsotsd vSry sso.
1859 supsrioz spsaish Cigars, sosas 81
Seeues anasfaeturs, is-t Fsesivsd sd Coz
aaie 81 ADAM HOURg's
HafpeFrFssgys Nss -, isss.
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uso-sFsasrs have sI.t ssesivss q
sS-n4st sssogt@snta - iasAiasahle Spsss
s-~-es- usNa Aey aEsts thsR eustomsn
80 frssa-as - ssii sn4 sHsssios.
saSY hass - eaa4 sharEs ssasrsneai n
r--'- $500 - sa@es--s<iss a. u Otssf
s'tsiss - - sd 70 th@ ssms Dsupori.os
3 q .. JOHNSON
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- ~uA-rS<r ng-sk.1s sx.szs he
y nsHss<>s e uz7<ss-Eeny md q. warmly
- - n. $1,000 . No. s-z rrs-~.z s~p-
- 0n1cIlIuR 0WUU8 40
s>r<A- sear1 - ~ Swnsr Sn.<k aszss he
ssss,ussa c-.ga<aRL - s.sxs IN Er,sssis
90 - FsAslr rs<rui1s. - 80 sro<is.
>s1< trrs pss<a.srf unA <r.s s<.k - w.r-
rns1ard rrarun~- Ssr v~sAs sAs request
49, ~hs D.s 4. m ~zsc q Fmies~ Con
snress~Ee~- tH<y AznxAss- AR 10 ssii n
M tr,sa <su<- ..~n<<lnnsi1 sas>s hss Drug
Snse. ~a.<ze = M IN Sssus ,E scrs<iss Con
srrs'ns s'szh .s-s s-Asayns % . Confectionery
Esk-AA.nm.n6
ADAM ToCyss. r.
H.FrrsF<rrs- wsr -. rs11
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$3.50 W.. 1890, ,,,.n..s..' - I.
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"a MFs--aa uaazAss ~ f-sta-s asers,Ii
IN e,r&- SO aass srEsanrs ga tEs s,a,as
- ~ srss ~ AseH srsuzua. sss hsr-hy -.
49, - fs1sz1e sazE aEzius. - sizss
- $500. - 90 eszs msT as. 81 svssdlIy
- sn1r- Es.E sgeaz ssssy ssasrls.g -
lreSs,. - 1zR e. $50 anarha. f,r
8e1uasssznsH e s. $1,000
eosES 9zHcAHT. -saap
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BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAIL ROAD.
NOTnE--Ths following arrangement.
hsss been sAops<d for the travelling bsiweeu
ssislsnoss ssd H@speT's Ferry and Frederick
inr TIE Psssszt spring ssd samnser, and - m
eonsHsnes on Friday neat, the Igsh, vix.
Voc Essdsrirk ss4 tsrper's Ferry.
tr1in vii start - haif after n the morning.
Sod for Frederick,
y ear as haiti sfser three N de afternooa.
- sieaD sngises have bess introduced on
ne Fosd. aud wiil work from Baltimore and
'ro'n frstsFisk, q . intended that the morn
'pE tram Iron Bsitimors shall rsseh Frecer-
- y quarter before slsvss. whist that
ssp.s tredeF'sh anA tisrPsFs Ferry will arrive
IA Raltisnoge ~ OF bxfsrs one o'eloek
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saLTrNoRE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
NOTICE.

80 ard aftsr sunl.y uaavuisz next, he
~ 80 is,.ssnt tb- nsessiag Tr.sa a c.. e.,
fhAt'fkHk sd HAhrERB FERRY ia
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PaFPo.e 4 lie BE- sparedj spending
- ne nsst water fn kichmoud. Will. -
- Hiisrta, ens8ss - . good tenanf tie
ft'ure - Wttch . nov 1--we. The lime 81
s'Fing Pos.sssioa my b. srrangeJ 20 sun ne
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Ll-s sviss~ss $1,000 av-sA Tek crsa.. q
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"vsle q ths eross. the skepA~ras ten
,rs swcse wi1hin thy woods 10 dwell.
For there sEe ssinsed shx3sUs secn
That frrqpent h.nnt dry 5rvy green;
In wandering winb the dirxe b SUM-,
The convent bell By N sPirsxs rvsng.
And nstin hyuas and v~sper prayer
Break sofsly q De tranquil an.
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lis sweet vithin thy voods 30 d~eli.
For Pe.ns hath thrrr hcr spotl-ss throne,
And pleasures 10 The worid ssnksowp;
The wurmcr of The Distant riil.,
The sshhaih silepce &c fhe Hills,
And al ths qsirt God hath given
wiihosi ihc golden Ezaes Of heavenr'
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