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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
Tile Holder Of the Capital rU rcceire $50 OCO net!
u 100 PRIZES OF 81 ,O00!! %
virginia MOMOnsalia Lottery.

Class Z for 1888.
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va, Dec. 90, 1888
10 Nos.-l2 dawn ballots.
Brilliant ScmEME:-S35.295 $4,000, 5000, 5000,
573-lOO Prizes OF 900, ll5 Of 300, &C of lCO &c.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate Of Package Of % Wholes will be sent
for Sl30-Shares in proportion.
4 = Please address,
d. M. HOYT, Richmond, Ia,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
II Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as personal ap-
pcaon, and the result sent (when reques,ed) immed
ateiy after the drawing.
Nov q 36-u
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POETRY Y,
8, ,..,.,, ysTu eM.Ix, us,usc."

. list TRIBUTE L0uda,ur q iaudeto! r.
This fcliown. verses we've some he s'ueo ~ p;I Iobi
u;,,sII of ph,laIcpil 10 Dr. IA pnah OF hia"spn
no,s V,r.n h"y are just a"d 'eau'u' ~ III"
nose ne,l,. iLry celebrate:
1--WE 10 PROFESSOR CHAPMAN.
D,,r Do,;of, tho hse tho will,
I '-nr iwao' Pa-,ie skill.
To DO muekii credit;
MT vet IN imp my youtalu Wing,
ind a. IN uuld rrccept"t sing,
Tho y. y'erseI will dread 1t,
w. Often wished c.r Burns pen,
AMI ;hcchis iiae Eain'as's taisy scn,
To do ,e lifting honour
Eu, Tux the will, aud no The deed,
Nv skISn muse AVA VIII speed,
Sac mann WI her warner.
Ali wrc | mind when frs, | saw
Yuu luying down The morbid IL"
O. nluIc 10 tho siutlcnt'
To dry detail, and dusty lore,
Ur,wo ftae yer incAhaustch store,
new enchanmcnt you 'eb''
Fra, wmihc, o. the ancient time,
10 those VIVA yet were i their prime,
Ys dew yer rich resources;
And l,s, not least, irae FER AIn sci.
E,j;n ,hoeh;s and wards o. magic speh,
Adorned yer ripe dlscouFses.
VII essv grace, md potent sense,
CIcor order, - without pretence,
AMI learning without show, sirj
Y. cl,arm'l The eye and p!eas'd the ear
nd made y'ur ;bochts sac richly c!ear'
The darkest truth did g'oT, err.
Pr C,i,hI scarce believ u my eyes;
Ye took me, sir, WI salr SURPRISE
When 'maIy yer friends ! saw yo
Lot loose vii, that science chaina
Iurour that dne ever iaine"'
Oh thus I'd love 10 draw ye:
They little ken yc VIVA hac snown
Yer science aud yer skill alone,
Tho' they r'ar than ample;
The iacy pun, fair rcPariee,
IN, cushing Joke, fIae Giaice free,
Wai M complete tho sunPIei
For better far, 4 heart that ne'er
Did o'ei q human III forbear
To heave ii feeling Sigh;
That readily forgare Toe,
And never deal, Jealous blow
In keenest rivalry.
Mair might say, but this ienr,
Eva frlc u friend yell hardly bear,
sac III nac mair Offend ye;
Tho If ae man besides Verse
SAYS that tho truth diuna tell,
That man has kcn'dyc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
S35. 1914 Slo,0OO-lOO Prizes Of 81 600.
Vir@inia state LOTTERY,

For the benefit OF The MononghTd AcaueTH!
Class No. for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on SATURDAY;
December 29ih, 1888 o,,
BRILLIANT ScHEME:-Capiius S:o 2'4, l0UUo; o,V'''
5000 573, 100 of 600. ll5 Of 800. Go OF loO &C
Tickets only Sl0-Halves 3 Quarters %
c,,ifc,,es NJ Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
10 p6 HaIf do 20
H. do 2G Quarter DO 30
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF
p,ctages in The above Magnificent Schemes, wlIi re-
ceive The most prompt attention, and manuscript oc
counts Of each drawing sent Immediately after II is
over to all 1ho order from me- Address rv,
CHASTAlN CLARKE,
Richm0nd Ia.
=, IN Std
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EsOuf,s COM1t Of Fortune.

Yesterday gentleman from the country presented
our certificate and received the cash Tor rye
Id n few DAVIS since Such are almost daily occur.
rences a, Hoy,s For the $4,000 and all other prizes,
JIaS D NJ. HOYT
n. B. The greater part Of Hoyt's prizes are sold to
persons from The county =, e
Nov 81 "'-H
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WOU2's office.

UNPARALLELED luck at the Court of Fortune
Another prize sold a gentleman in the country,
by HOYT. drawn to Nos. u Is 43-the capital OF OSE
TuousAsp Six HUNDRED ASD FlFTEEs DoLLAEs. ms
prze was sold by certificate of package, at the counter
All should send orders Hoyt, and apply to him when
in town, for tickets.
s. ii 43 % % II So &c IS "a p are the
drawn Nos in Alexandra 1000 Capital
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Hunts office.

Col. VIM Wynn, the fortunate holder of ticket Nos
II 81 III which drew the nice little prize OF FIR
THOUSAND DOLLARS few days slnce on Satur.
a., lac, ntese nted the ticket and received his cash
N For The 40 900 and other prizes 10 be drawn IN
ber please be particular 10 direct your orders to
D. NJ. HOYT.
=, u- 5S-If
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ryEMALE EDUC ATlON.-Tbr first session of Mrs
* MIN. A. SouruGATE's SCHOOL, for the insruc.
linn of Young ladies' will commence The 10Th January
S3o and terminate the last of July IN which VIII De
laugh, polite English Education, French and MUSIC
The scholastic term will embrace 10 months, divided
at, ,wo sessions which will close the 10Th December
Pupils may be entered at any time during the session.
there will be no charge previous 10 entrance but no de-
dnc,on for ABSENCE unless for pro,racIed Indsposton
ia very desirable that young ladies should be entered
=, an eary period as it contributes greatly TO the proper
arrangement of the school ,,
Mrs. Sou,hgate has engaged Miss HYAcISTn GARSETr
s Essex county take charge Of her school, with the
belief that she is entirely competent to the task and
bopes that all who may commit their children to her in.
s,Iuc,ion will not be dsappontcd-Due attention will
he maid to the manners and morals Of the Young ladies'
"a we'll as their comfortable accommodation.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition payable quarterly in adsance) Sl2
Music ~
French ~ , - ~
Red. bedding, towels and candles Of not p1ovided)
Washing
Books and stationery furnished if required at The Book
store prices
Locus, Cottage, King & Queen co.
Nov 20 56-N2t D2I Ja'y2, F2t
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Gzl[gS|g;,, Ya| sd
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

Opposite The Banks.
bE Subscriber constantly receiving the manu-
factory Of NUNS Clark Co.. New YORK. elegant and pln
Plan" Foftcs the latest
peculiar
Constantly hand large a. u!
Flutes, Fia.cnlCs, CisTIOHets
Guitars, piuus. EUioucrIios,
AccorLions, Mu .cnl Boxes,
lions, Bu-ies and Tiumpcis
Fi'c>, and Drums
Guitar Violin, Harp and Piano Forte Strings Of superior quality
Piano Forte Stool, and COvrrs.
Also large stock OF Music by the hes,
composers aud the newest
~ Pianos repaired tuned let hire and taken IN exchange.
Jan. 30 lsl-wly) y. II, TAYLOR.
HDANk OF VlRGlNIA-A General Meeting OF the
b stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia will BE- he'd
at the Bank, MoSpAY, the 9Th day of January
A ROBINSON, in. Cashier.
Dec IL G2-td
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QJTEMPLE OF FORTUNE 81
CT "A IL h ELS OF FAs e.
First Door Gciolc the Entrance TO the Eagle Hotel

Drawing OF Petersburg Lottery, Class No. T.
"a 45 33 30 % q Is 80 9 10 "a 60
Tickle, Nos 10 IS a. prize of $3.50 in The above
I o,,ar, soId and cashed by CLARKE
In all ten prizes sold and cashed in less than week
by CLahhh'
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NEORUS MULTiCAULlS The subscriber
I'VE pectully informs the public that he hos made ar
engagements to furnish the genuine Norus Mulcauis in
lots suit purchasers with variety Of silk worm eggs
all Of which will BE- put up ms 10 60 safely To any part
Of the Union Persons distance may rest assured Of
having all orders put up with the strlcest fidelity and
dispatch TO companies individuals wanting a large
amount liberal discount will be made. Apply nInedi.
ately TO
J. II. d. LOWNES, AGENT Richmond, Va.
Cross street leading 10 MayOs bridge
Nov II G3-2aw3m
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sNs4a.agcisi GiItf',
OppOssfs Tie Eagle Hotci, Richmond, Ia.
GRAND SCHEME.
Sl0,GJ0---$a0.GJ0
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Cilss No. ]. Tor Ic3J.
To he drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, i2: jan
1899.
SCHEME
Capital sI0.OGO, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000, SoOGo
81 Oj0 50 30 - prizes Of 81 OCO, y OF SOU, oo oil
$3.50 o
Tickets only SI0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 90
Certificates q; Packages of 70 Whole Tickets Sl'5O
Do do % Half do %
DO do % Quarter do 80 90
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ENDUCATlON. Having employed very comPe.
FL tent Teacher, (alr Mayl shall on The first day
~ February next npr n Male School Painevie. Anne
La. virginia, in which will be Taught Reading, Writing
Arithmetic. Geography of the Globes, Algebra, &C.
omery and Trigonometry for lrn dollars per session Of
FIVE months Also the Latin, Greek and French Ian
ragos for fifteen dollars per session of five months.
Board can be obtained in the village with The Ieacher
or else where fr fifty dollars per session Of i've months
Those who wish 10 contract for board should make early
application as am determined to limit the number OF
who cannot rive evidence Of his good moral character
" JOHN T JETER.
~ Tho Richmond Whi- Religious Herald wiicopy this, and
20 ,L.i, ,ccouns with Ellis, Elicit & Co., Richmond.
PoinryilIe Nov. ~. lc,}S. 3b-wS"
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S:sO,OOO---iO,GGO
VirgIslS:s state EIOalcry,

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
A:s.cia,ion- Glass No. |, for 1859.
10 be drawn Alexandria w., Saturday, 18Th jan,
Ic:9.
Capital $50 900. $4,000, $1,000, So 600, $4,000,
S. ~ % prizes of : COO, 5U Of $500, 80 Of $500, &c,
100 prizrs Of $500
Cerlili Gates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
DO do 26 Half do 20
Do do 70 Quarter do 50
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$50, 900.
" 100 PRIZES OF 81 coo 81
Nirgiaaia state Lottery,

$50, 900.
" 100 PRIZES OF 81 coo 81
Virginia state Lottery,
For Endowng the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes Class No. ], for 1889.
To be drawn al Alexandra Va, on Saturday, 2Gth
Jan 1899.
CAPITAL PRIZES
CAPlrAL-S}0 600, So 600, $4,000, $4,000, 50 800,
lOl7 2 100 Prizes Vi 81 UU0, Of $500, 90 Of $780,
&c. &c.
Tickets only SlO-Iiaves $5-Quarters 50 so
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. % Half do. Is
Do do. IS Quarter do. 80 so
n Orders for tickets and shares certificates Of
packages in the above magnificent schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official Of
each drawing sent immediately after it is all who
order fiom US. Address
d. s. GREGORY & CO.,
.UanngerS. Richmond, ia.
- Tickets in all other lotteries under manage
mrnl, constantly for sale as above.
Dec 81 C5-2autd
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PFI"C
. 10 G3 do do
The following is small sketch Of very fine Schemes
for The month Of December Orders respectfully so.
licited without delay. Please address
d. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, ia.
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CONCOKD .lCADEMY.


yHyHE Exercises Of this Seminary, for the year lc39,
will commence on the LIST Of February. and iernI.
nale on the Both of November embracing t"o sessions
of FIVE months each. The price of board snd tuition,
including washing bedding and uel Will be SlUo per
session. payable in advance
In the Ancien, languages, instruction is given by
daily projections and the books taught the
as those used at the University Of Virginia
The Mathematics course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, Plane Trigonom"try.
Spherical Trigonomery with lis application To Nautical
Astronomy; and the DrtierenliaI and Integral Calculus
Optics and Astronomy are included in the course OF
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and NIneTai"gy IN
that of Chemistry.
The course of Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies
Lettres Rhetoric, Ethics and Political Economy.
All Of the students exercised in Composition, Sur
''s w. COLEMAN.
}. d COLEMAN
GTAddress Concord Academy, Caroline county.
Dec 62-6t
N5ARM FOR SALE.-1he subscriber is DESTROYS Of
selling the small Farm in Pow halaD, combining 300
acres more or less called Fine Creek. There is por-
ton Of and creek ow grounds, and the high lands
in good condition, having been good deal nourshed
during The last three yearsThere 49, aso sufficient
wood land for the current demand Of the farm. more
exact description is believed TO be unnecessary, buy
sTs will Judge for themselves. The property VII! De
offe red upon reasonable terms.
Also, a House and Lot in Ca ra-Tle house is large
enough and constructed for merchandising, and the nc
conImodaon Of family r b
Der Is GI-St
SALE OF NEGROES be sold, at Thomson
= Cros. Roads, Louisa, the 2Sth of December,
Eighteen or Twenty very likely NLGRoLs Terms OF
sale made known the day OF sale.
Also half dozen Of good hewers and sawyers will
be hired at the same time and place. if no, previously
disposed Of ~
aren't for James Shelton,
Executor Of Vim. Shelton, dsed
foe 60-wt2eD
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~pINTING INK-Just received at this Office, a
suDply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink. tor win
ir use which will be sold for 80 cents per pound for
'ei '''' Nov g
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all Prize Lottcry. 10 he drann Jnny 5th
Va State lottery,

For the benefit of the Town Of WheeIing Class No. !,
for 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, January s. ls30-D. 5.
GREGORY & CO. Managers
Is Number I.otlery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets SlU-shares IN Pfopor'"h
Certificate OF a package Of wholes only $ll0-shares
in proportion .
III tickets Without any Of The dra'cH.fo entitled 10
So nett ,,o
Be particular and send orders to HOHT-He sells all
the large Capitals.
Dec 10 e1--e
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uTAddress Concord Academy, Caroline county.
Dec IL 62-6t
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Comnodore J NicHoLsoS, Of the United States
Navy died al his residence in baltimore, on Wednesday
evening last, oil apOpleXY.
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CONnESCENSION.

| have heard. that when a goose passes
under an arch. ar through doorway, Of
whatever altitude. il ALWAYS stnops-this,
| suppose, is condesrensicn; and, to say
the truth. wherever have seen an os,rn.
iaiinn Of c0ndcsrension. it has reminded
me of geese. There is a grea, deal nf iun.
and some little philosophy. in coadescen.
sinn. The fun nf il is, that the person
condescendlng must first In himself M 10
has greatest height, in order To show how
low he can sto"P.
like To hear of learned men condo.
scending To the capacities of chilJrcn-
inst as il learned men had for gotten their
4 B &, and could talk nothing but Greek
and IlebreW;-why, there is not one
among them who does not understand
Cinderella better than he does Sophocles.
am 40 lceelIer: | an a decided be-
licveI IN the beauty and utility Of rank.
| alsn like courtesy. aTsbilIty. aud polite
ness; but when the word condescension
is mentioned, AN always inclined to
laugh.
When Tony Lnmpkin, as set forth in
the plcasau, comedy She Stoops 10 Con-
quer," gives the benefit and blessing of
his company to the swillers of swipes at
public house. he isvery understanding:
but quite sympathise with Mrs. Hard
castle IN her reprobatinn Of such unbe.
coming Familiarity. But when you see
the pary assembled, and hear their con-
versatinn, you do not think much Of the
cnndescensian of Tony; moreover. I'M
happily Tor Tony's own dignity. he does
not seen to be aware of it himself. The
party would willingly pay him homage.
but he seems hardly inclined to relish it:
he wishes to be quite a, his ease. which
a cOndescendmg person in such circam-
stances never is. ... .s s-s--s ...~-
Cundescension, in its true and mos;
exquisIlely ludicrous state, has kind Of
nOi me iangere air about il; il is like oil
on wa,er--il never amalgamaies with tue
baser ndid. The genuine condescender
has a kind of elasticity about him, by
means of which he can presently raise
himself up again TO the natura! level OF
his dignity, like those Monkeys who,
with kind of hook to the end of their
tails. can presently spring from the ground
into a tree, or on 10 perch. ~
Tony Lumpkin's condescension was a
thorough down-leuing Of his diguity-a
total oblivinn OF his rank; he could not
resume his dignity a, moments notice;
he not only forgot his own superiority,
but seemed to wish that others should for
get II too. This, ycu observe, is differ
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greatness with mach diligence and sue
cess 4 .sIsaier or more ennaescentling
man than Greal mans porter Won do moi
ellen meet willlsl; and many King upan
a throne grants an audience II. or receives
homage IRON, most devoted and unesl
humble subject. with FAR less &c the pomp
81 eonieseensinn, than great mans par-
ter gives suiienee 10 man in a sesdy
coat.
Yet, perhaps. after al. the cnmplsiesl
eondescensinn Is lhsi nf great boy at
sehOul 10 . little one. I know a man
who. shout thirty years ago, uas FIRST boy
Of our school; and he has told ne more
Than once. aud dare say hat IL Ne h,e
10 grow old he will Tell me hnadred
times mote. thai his sense Il greatness
al that time wSs So absurdly s,roug. lha,
he cnuld absolutely contain no more. and
that he was nearly bursting wi,L pTilr.
Yet lie vas maTVelionsly cnndtscepdlng:
end do verify believe. that II his m0.,
gracious mejrs'y, William Nv. OF Gfea,
Britain and Ireland king. defender ,sl ii,s
faith, d.. &c. should walk arm In arm
with ne in Pail Mall or 81. James's PARK.
] should mt think more highly of the
condensation Than | did OF The conde.
scension Of the young gentleman abose
alluded TO.
We can never, perhaps, e. Joy cnnde
seension so completely as in early life,
before v e have lhornnghly ascer,ained the
meaning and full force Of The ord =. great
-onIne ignOium pro mggnifeo; and be.
fore We know what greatness ~, we Ihinl
IL marvelluusly magnificent Thing. At
ter all, the game ol cnndescensiOn. Ilk,
all other games. requires two To play d
IL; but. unlike all other games, il is hes
played By those who understand IL least
for when j, is thoroughly understood b,
both parties. IL is rather loo broad farce
and cannot be carried on with a seriou
face.
l very much admire the churchwar
den's wife, who went 10 church. for lh
firsi lime in her lie, when her husban
was churchwsrden, and being somewh;
late, the congregation was getting up frol
their knees nj the time she entered, an
she said, with a sweelly cnndescendin
smile, /" Pray. keep your seats. ladies' an
gentlemen; think no more Of myse
now than | did before" .-
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Prom wa'd,e's G., eu'ttins Library.
PEOPLE or IMPORTANCE.

by tie .lVitor y" COaa'ry Sss.ss:s." &C.
Nab ,dy ki.es to be nnhodv. bu, every
body is pleased 10 lhiuk hi nself some.
b,dy; AMI every body is somebhly; but
the worst OF the matter j.. hen anybody
lhiaks himself 10 be somcb1dy. he is too
much inclined to think every boIy else to
be nol1iy, Kings ani critics speak Of
themselves in the plural number, and dn
you know Why, gentle reader! dare
say you think it is piece Of arrogance
and pompusily in both. II is no sueh
thing, hut is rather a mark Of humility.
4 King may issue ptocIamation--a crl'ie
may Pronounce an opiaina-bus neither
King nor critic thiHks himself person IL
sufficient imp nrlance n give the ptoclana
ton or the judgment as his own individual
act and deed; in both Cases the p,Iral
pronoun is usel. 10 signify, in the one
case, that the hing is acting BY tic advice
Of his Council; and in the other. that the
crlIc Is giving the op'aioa Of Others as
well as his own. Kings and critics. then.
Who are really important persons. are the
only people who make nn arrogant claim
10 he so considered. but modesily conceal
Themselves in multitude. There Is scarce.
iy any one else Iias does not regard him.
sell as person of some importance.
rs:nllecl many years ago hearing an ami
able blrrisler, WHO had been just appoint
rd a commissioned of bankrupts, say,
" There cannot b. Imagined three greater
men ~ their own eyes. Than hackney
cIachmsn on rsiuy day, a book keeper
at coach office. and Young commits
s!oncr of bsnkrup,s." But m one ri
these ever thinks Of speaking OF himself
IN the plural number-he could mol bear
such a.,iilu,ion of his dignity, such an
absorption Of his individuality. None oil
my readers, | trust, are sn shamefuly
ignorant nf Joe Miller, as not to know
the story III tie bcllnws-blower at church:
bat, lest any one should be ignorant,
will relate il. Service was over, and the
voluntary as flashed, aud as the nrglnisl
anI The heIlows-blower were descending
together, the latter said to the former,
1--WE played very well to-day" "We!'
said The organis'. conlemp,uously. Mex
San lay. when the orsanist pu, his 6asers
q" the keys. they were speeches.,
" Bow" said he To the man at the bel
Tvs. a" Shall i, be wei" said the blower
Here, gentle reader. you see that the
organist was too conscious of his own i'm
poriance 10 tolerate the use of the plura
pronoun. Had il been king or critic,
The humble " we" would have been USED
radIly anil without solicitation, Ia The
a'ave anecdn,c, the bellows-blower seem:
10 have considered himself as person o.
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mo- TIIE suMMER,s wIND.

c.. type Of feedOn, yans Ting.
Ga On Ihiae GRAND a.et.
AaI ~ lks the rsss. AID b;sF a'oig
Us perii ne, Wild and sweat;
Aad ,as,ie'ihroogh each scented vine.
AID steal tie N''d birds nate.
As a., aPph ihy b'som pare.
Its s,tsnsd set . dat -s-
G., waa,oa "a The esplire's cell.
And raise hrs spirits weak; --= ~
c., cal the rass.bnd back sgsia
70 ssaa,y's faJ:ag shee,s
c.. cool the fsv'rish, Palld brow
0f sickness, ~ you roam; Ii
e AID cheer the wanderers Iaournine heart,
And tell hin tales Of hnms.
Then. sea,le. free. and .yous thing.
These blessed errands done,
WITH wing uaiinsd. and sof,sneJ voice.
P"torm a swee,ef ono.
O., k.sf'r n a al,,p nias cheek,
ALVEY ZIP and brow,
Nolwh''Par - h"r cat tie sigh
afleavcs ny basom ~.