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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-15

fully enough abstain from angry defamation in
advance against that which Is TO succeed. The
coming administration may fail to satisfy the
couniry-ihat is uncertain but the present adj
ministraton has faied-that Is certain. One has
been tried and has not been fortunate let the 9th
er have fair trial believe the person who has
been eleced TO the Presidency will bring TO the
discharge of its duties much uprghtness oil
purpose, as frank and honorable feeling, ana MS
impartial regard 10 all parts OF the country and
all interests as any man ever brought to the per-
forlnance Of public duties. And doubt not that
those " no are elected, or who are to lie elected,
TO seats in The next Congress, as they will come
fresh from their elections and with full knowl-
edge of public opinion ia various quarters, will I've
in Il condition TO act useiully and acceptnbly OH
leading public measures
had hoped that gentlemen here We uld have
been found willing to leave these important ques-
tions TO their SUCCESSORS. We are already past the
middle of the short session. There is no reason
TO believe that n prescription bill, or any other
measure respecting the public lands, can get
through both Houses. Why, then, ugtate such
measures? Why consume time SO unproftaby !?
On the subject of pro-rrnmion, | lave differed
from many ofhy irierds.
| am favorable to it, and have supported pre-
emplion bills time aud again. slnll he unwilling
TO vote against this But we are only wasting
lime upon il. In tie next session OF Congress- |
have no doubt, distribution hill will pass, with
provisions for actual settlers "ngrattrd upnn ii. -
Such seems 10 he the general sGnse of tue COUNT v;
anl since nothing can he dune this sessions, re-
gret that so much Time shOu'd have bcci coilS,ln-
ed, aud that much is likely 10 br consumed il
tie debate should he continued. For SAY pact !
have no wish Ia he drawn into II general discus
sion GU the sahiCct of distribution at present.
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which the Strelilz had been mastered but on
reaching the court no aperture was discovered |;
the flames blockaded all The doorsit was too late
At that moment an officer hastened up out Of
breath, covered with perspira;ion, and his hair
half burnt; he had found passage it WINS
closed postern-gate which must open upon the
Moskowa Four sappers rushed to it, and shat
tered il with their axes. Napoleon advanced be-
tween two walls of rocks his officers, inarshals,
and guard followed to retrace his stepswould now
be impossible; he must g. on.
The officers had been mistaken the postern.
gate opened not on the river, but into narrow
street which was blazing Napoleon set the ex-
ample aud rushed foremost beneath an arcade oil
fire all followed, determined to die with him.
There was no more road, no guide, aud no
stairs. They walked at random, amidst the crack
ling of the flames and falling roofs All the hous-
rs were burning o, burnt down, and from the
windows and roofs of all that still stood the flames
rushed forth AZ If in pursuit OF the fugitives
beams fell, nrltcd lead flowed in the kennels
everything was burning; some Of the iUgitives
fell sutiocaled from want ofair, or crushed under
the falling wrecks.
Al that moment the soldiers of the LIST corps,
who were III search of the Emperor, appeared al
most in the middle o the flames they recognized
him, AMI whilst ten or Twelve surrounded him. ms
il 10 defend him against ordinary foe, The other
walked before him, cry ing. Par lei ! par lei
Five minutes after Napoleon was ia safety, amidst
the rufus Of quarter burnt down since tie NOR
ming. He then dashed between Two rows of We
liclcs. He asked what wagons aud caissons they
were The answer that They belonged to ilir
LIST corps park of artillery, which had been saved
Every vehic,c contained thousands OF pounds o
gunpowder, and frebrunds lay between the
wheels
Napoleon ordered the roall to Pelroskoi 10 bt
taken; ii was a royal chateau, situated outside the
city, hail League from ST. Petersbutgh gate, III
the centre of Prince Eugene's cantonments
There were his headquarters to be lencelorlli es
iabished.
Moscow burned two days anl two nights more
AT length, on the morning of the third day, thu
flames entirely Disappeared and through The
smoke, which covered it like Il mist, Napoleon
could behold the backened and hall consume,
skeleton of the holy city.-.4ierdndre Dumas.
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For the Waterman ard State journal.

M dear Mrs. S1nborn Please accept these
few lines as Il token of sympathy from one who
hos, herself drank deep Of the cup of affiictIon
And whit If aii-yea ev'fy wish
Ofthine had been fufill d?
Prevented cen before they rose,
And all regrets been slillcd'
IIud'si thou not then forgotten him
Who formed thine earthly bower:
And lhoughtless OF the giver's hand
Have joyed but in the dover?
Then take the cup-the bitter cup;
And kiss the chastnlng rod
List to the voice which says " BE still
Aud know that am Coz"
For 'nid Iife's dark, II III troubled waves,
lie guides their swell eacI ho,r,
And only asks thy lilial trust
In oil his love and power.
lie better knows than til III can'sl know
What for Thy veal is hest;
lie hut designs in oil, to bring
Thy spirit TO its rest
He doth not willingly aflrI-
Nor unmoved mark thy pain
But waits the moment -Sdf To lift
Thy head in jry again
Know, It's Fathers hand appoints
For thee the Christening rod;
Bow then thy spirit unto linn,
In Stiffness, own thy Cod
An hour is near m hour will come
When thou shall better know,
Why he bath pour'd for thee the cup
Of0rter earthly woe.
Ii is through waters, dark aud deep,
The spirit seeks its home
But when il, once, shall enter there,
1t never more shall roam;
Kind hands shall wipe the briny tear
From off each pad cheek,
And One, so lohy-well we dread
Such holy name 10 speak
And there kind, blessed voices wait,
TO bid us enter in
And One, more noble Than the rest
Who bore our grief and sin.
1t shall he well when we shall reach
world so free from harm
Soft pillow'd on II saviour's breast,
Safe folded in fills arms
And there, again, may you'tny friend,
Behold thai dearest son
Yea, Him the i0vey and the lost
A mothers heart had won;
Joyful the greetings whom ycgo
And fluid your Luccn, there.
Oh may his Saviour, be Your G,d,
And may you meet him there.
In token Of respectful sympathy.
ANTOlNETTE.
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CHARLES r.. CI,EAYES' ESTATE.

CHARLES r.. CLEAVES' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the probate court
District Of Washington for said district to the edit
and all conccrnel in said estae,Whercas application
has been made 10 this for assignment the widow
ofa the personal pro pcy of the deceased you there
fore hereby tilted that said application will under
consideration at session of SAID to be held at the
probate oi SO Montpelier tl" 10th day Of March inst
at winch time you appear and object if yom
Given under hand Montpeirr his 4th tav Of March
1871. 9i2 GEO. WOR iHINGTON. Judge.
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LANES MORSE'S fSTATt..

JA IVES NURSES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, AT probate cou,t held at
District Of Washing nn problie Jfice in Montpelier
On the 23l dry Of March S4l present Hon Geo Worth
ingon, lse- \ppllca N was this day made Ior
Of the personal property of said deceased 10 he
widow: / j. hereby dercd that the under
consideration Il s-ss,n Of said To held at probate
office the 23l and that notice thereof he given by
publishing the in The Vermont Waterman and State
journal printed Mutpelio elst two weeks previous
"a thu lime set fJr hearing, TINT all persons concerned may
appear and object therco If they Given under
N, hand at NJ ,n'pelier Ibis ith day Of March ls4l
H-2 GEO b MtNSIR, Register.
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J Wsiingln Conntn Cgnth

IViilm Uptm q. Wisiin{tn Coanty C9uft
y Asro Il B,ek n hi, trustee Dc. Tenn, A d. !s40
WHEREAS at the Apiil ierm If this court y 1910
w William Upham # Montpelier brought h,s action
aians AFRO a. Buci of WdShn gto", d. G. and Scya
spear vi C,rtuh his &C. irng in action
dated tn 2I@t day Of August d 1887. promising he
pl4,utl pis HIM deuand and interest for
due received the Of eighty dollars. and also
f,r the labor and services of the ant attorney
and alb the business u lie defend at his special in
and trgn"S aud concluding TO the damage of the
said William Uphlm the Of hundred and fifty dol
las.
Aud whereas it os not appear hat The said ID AFRO
Buck has had pers nal n1cC OF the pcndeucy Of said
&C on- Ordt. ed hs the that he be nohed there
of publishing The together with this order in the
Vermont WatChmln and State journal printed at Mont
peer successfully the Of which pubica
mons than twenty lays previous to The sitting
Of the A r term Of hls 10 winch shall be deemed
sufficient for SAIL Buck appear said term and
defend said suit, # he cause, BY the couit.
81 STlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
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Essex d. MAYS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, At probate court holden
Washington District IS. Probate Office in MonlprIi-
er, within and for said district, he Esd day Of February
lssI-
n instrument plRporiing 10 be The last will anil
"A Of Essex d May tate of Berlin in sad district
decreased being presented to the court here by George
Warrington the executor therein named for proOact
ordered by SAID court that all persons erncd therein
be notified TO appear Of said court be holden
al the probate Office in Montpelier Is day Of March
iS4 and shew cause, If any they may have against the
poba Of said wl pr which putnise further ordered
tina, copy Of the record of this order be published tree
weeas successfully in The Vermont Watchmln and State
JOum pna ed n Montpelier aforesaid soon as NAV ne
tue copy Of rec ird, attest GEO b MANSER
80 Rrlistcr and il This case Acuno Jn,uc
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HYDEPARK.

WHEREAS the legislature of the state Of Vermont at
w their session Montpelier in the year one thousand
eight hundred and thirty nine assessed tax OF i've cents
per all the lands (pubc lands excepted in the town
Of Hydeptr this county Of Lam lille IN sad state Tor the
nrt,se Of MAXIM and repairing roads and building bridges
These are to warn the popretos and landowners of said
town of Hyjepark, who have paid Their propmuon OF
said in labor or olcrwSe to the committee appointed
supetinnnJ the expenditure of The same to the SUBJ
serbrr that ~ much Of their lands will be sold at public
vcnIue the dwelling house Of NJ 'ses l. Hart IN the town
of dylepirk in the iny of Lam, lie, the 10Th day Of
Ma. 10 nciok fcnonn, wilt be requisite 10 dis
THEN spcclvc axes with costs Dacd at Hyde
"a THEO'S w RI FCU, Collector
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|HONPaON JACOBS ksIAlt.
STATE OF VERNON i, In probate court holden at
sud district, on lhe 22l day of Fec uary A D 1874,
[ IRAN DWlNNELL, adm usrlin on the estate Of
IL Thompson jacob, late Of Waiishcd in sad district,
deceased pecan his alnnistta ION account for settle
mcu'Whn euPon IS ordered that the he referred
the l6'i day Of March mex, the probate Office in
sud Monprlier fr eNimn ton anI allowance anil that
AL concerned be not fed Hereof by publication Of this
idrr N 1s Fe-m n Wdchm 4 an S dic journal printed
a. SAID M1n'palieri three weeks sncccssyely,
yhe, nat they appear, said imc and place, If they
sec cause nut ,Jcc; tr''e'n by oeder 'f Court,
70 GO. T. MANSER, Register.
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DEATHS.

In Calais Feb 23l Caleb B Mitchell aged 10 years
Printers in Mass, n. Y. and Ky. are requested, &C.
In Waiis6eld Feb 81, Mr. Samuel s Savage, aged 10,
one Of the early settlers of tie town
In Moretown, Cd inst Azina, wife of Mr. ellison Hazel
tine daughter of Col James Smaley, aged 2Seavng
her palmer and four small children to noun her loss.
Printers in Rochester, N. requested sc.
In Watef,rd suddenly Jan. 80, widow Mercy Graves,
aged S.
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NOTICE. Agen's for The Sale If Brandrebs PILL
IN in Vcrm mi needing supplies previous To the call %
my Travelling agent will please mail their ord,is 10 III,
N. L. Brandreihun Office, 10 Hanover ST. Boston
BENZ BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
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RROWNINGTON.

BROWNINGTON.
WHEREAS the legislstorc of the slate Of Vermont
w al their session Montpelier IN the year 1870
sessed tax oluur cents per all the lands (pube
lands esGeptsd) in the town Bloomington the county
Of Orleans IN SAID stale for the prpose Of making and
pairing reads and building brdgesThese the
propretors and landowners Of said town that they have
opportunity To pay said lax in labor any lime in the
months of Jane and July 10y applying TO The subscrb-
who are appointed committee superntend the ex-
penditure Of sad ar. Bloomington, March 6, i94l.
VIM. GILFI.LAN.
ROBERT ALEXANDER, Committee
95 l. CARPENTER,
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pALM LEAF for sale by sToRRs &LANGDoNs.
Il a Ina

DALM LEAF for sale by sToRRs g. LANGDoNs.
i March 4-94n3
\ 700 SAP TUBS for sale by sroRRS and LANG.
Il DONS. March -9iw5
CODA CRACKERS for sale by sToRRs y LANG
~ DONS. March i--94m3
4 OSr, between the village Of Montpelier and Barre
IL lower village fjwlng piece, which had on pur.
cussion lock- Whoever found said gun and will send
tho to Ira Days Store in Montpelier will Inform
the subscriber where may be had shall be suitably
warded.
SILAS d. TANNER.
M,it lier March 5, ls4l
WHEREAS Hannah my wife ha behaved herselfvery
Wv ndcceny and disordery therefore this is to forbid
ali persons harborng trusting her my account, as
will pay no debts of her contracing after this date Dated
Bralniree, Feb o. IsiI--0l JAMES Il. BATTLES.
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DRY GOO d s
xrtHnU ALE.

TIME ub,cr,hers offer for sale, large assortment Of
l. SMALL WARES, usually kept IN Guy 'hre"u s'o'''
consisting in part Of
tlemmng and Sons genuine Cotton and Linen Threads
Silver aud drilled eyed all KINDS ,.,.l,
Needles Spool Cotton while anu coz
London and patent Pins; ored knitting cotton
Ivory pearl and gilt buttons lWofsed aud WOODEN iahs'
Hooks and Eyes BoLbins Tambour and lace Coz" nj
Supcr and common Tapes Sewing Six and TWIST
Brads Cords and Bindings Cotton, SIX ana Nors'eu
Cotton and Linen Floss Frngesi -
Hosiery and Gloves lWlhuow Corus ana iu"e'
Together with general assortment Of Piece Goods, COM
prsng probably the GREATEST VARIETY in the city
SMALL SURE PROFITS being the OBJECT 'hey VIII De
sold very low for CASH at Chambers
sHOREY &. CO.
,ERN b. Wanted AZ above a few thousand WOOL
Goods al io,ce.t ca st prices. o. els
COTTON GOODs--CHEAP.
A FEW hundred yards &C Domestic Cntons Just recely-
"A ed and for sale cheap the Cash Store b. LANG
DON AND WRIGHT. Feb 10
SEASONED PINE STUFF.
I ANGDON AND WRIGHT have mn hand rs 900 f..
seasoned pine boards and plank which they will sell
cheap for cash, Febl5
SAVE YOUR sWTNGLE-TOW
! CyWINGLE row wanted Mt a fair price by G w Com
| - co. Montpelier village, Feb ia
g. S. DANA,
ArroRvEv ,r LAw-DANvGLL VT.
| i-9sOAice over A, McMlldn's S,re.
Danvic Fen 20, ls4 g'-5n
| A STAGE will leave the Pavilion
! MfSA[ee~ L. House. Montpelier three times
SSIyS-rTf v5fISl week, on Tuesdays Thursdays
srIS-nS9 Saturdays, at six O'clock A. NJ. 70
asset------1 a=-A-4 No,thdcId Roxbuiy. Snowsyil
West Randolph, Bethel, Barnard Woodstock, Soutl
Woodstock PcrknsviIle, Springfield Charleston, N. II
and Bellows Fails to Walpoc, N II. To nge next dn
Boston also leave Keene days for Worcester Ms
in which passengers 20 from Kocne by Worcester. Ms
10 New Ymk IN twenty six hours.
Returning arrives at Montpelier IN Two days ftom Boston
This line incrsecs other Boston Stages al Woodstock
the Connecticut river limo Charleston and Walpple N
II. also the Forest Inc ljr Boston at Chaesiuwn n II
also the Albany stages Bethel and Woodstock goin
| and returning. Books kept at tho Pavilion.
March 2. 1871. 5 A BABBIi s. co. Prortirors
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VIZ NOTICE.
w LILLIAN BROWNS Genuine Command


Caud, Mcdcated-prce ~ cents Tor oz or cents an
ozFor the &C coughs DIS, hoatseness sore throat
hopping cough also in extensive for clearing tho
o vDcalsls aud public speakers lis reputation
and sale has caused many eounic ls TO he of
lcred pahhc /, is nav IS years since commence
making this popular cough remedy In order lei tho gem
une for the fuure ohsevS Stamped in the candy
also the directions signed bv the proprietor Every
body is using il and all recommending it. In tact il ia
literally in IN mouth of The whole community
The certificate If James Rchad son is suscieLt to show
its popularity,
hereby certify that within the last forty days have
manuial ued for Mr.. VIM Brown, from medeaed deeoo,
ton ihree thousand hundred and nine pounds of bis
Compound Bonsel Candy, and Stamped Il Wm Blown.
Boston, JAMES RICHARDSON.
For genuine call for VIM Browns Bonsei Candy Med
iHated which is for sale IN Boston only by The PROPRIETOR
ISL Washington ST. Preston Federal SIT Josesh KID
der Can't a.; Seth Fowlr Prince ST.; James owle and
Co Ci,rene St; ) Cater Hanover ST. F., sale only in
Monlpelier by Bancroft and Riker, in Is4I 81
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go TONS OF IRON.
CTORRS LANGDONS offer for sale the best stock
- OF IRON to be found IN The GountyG000 lbs Eng Tire
Ifon 1000 Swedes square and fiat do 1000 American aa
and round do 1000 do band do 1000 shoe shape and
rods 1000 hame and snath do iron bars iron asetrees
wagon boxes plough points etc. BlacSsmhs and ether,
supplied at tho lowest terms March 4-94n,t
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900 CASKS from The Peru Iron Co. on hand and for
- sale al Burlington prices adding low freight, by
March B. SAL. SlLAS BURBANK, JR,
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ID SHEEP PELTS
BANCROFT g. RIKER will pay cash for 500 Shs'P
Polts ifdelivered soon Dec 1870 6id
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HOLLOW WARE.
(NALDRON, 9, and pail Kettles and small ware late
~ received from Flanconio by SToRhs AND LANG
DONS. March 3--9w4t
4TH OF MARCH, Is4I.
1000 yds Sheetngs Shrngs and lckngs for sale At the
- new administration prices by SroRRS and LANG
DONS. 94-bw
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NAILS, BRADs, IRON q steel.

1000 kegs Nails from 81 to 60I; 200 do Brds fom Cd
to cod 6 horse shoe Iron; 30 round and squa
do from Ito lie inches IL do band do from Id Ia
l2 inches 10 do scroll haine knb and do 20 do
English do from l-s to inches do Shears do; do
Russia; Sandersons Cast Steel Spring and American
do English Blister do German do; by and II PECK
and CO. Burlington, Jan Is l6n-ssm3
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TNHE subfcrbers offer Cor sale large assorImehI Of
l. SMALL WARES, usually kept in city thread store
consisting in part Of
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DALM LEAF, oil very superior qualify, just received
J. by LANGDoN WRIGHT. March
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-10
THE BIBLE.

nation must be truly blessed, il il were governed
by no other laws than this blessed book 1t is
pleie tina, nothing can be added TO taken from it
II contains every thing necdfu 10 be done It affords
copy iot king and rule for a subject; il gives in
stucilOn and counsel 10 senate, authority and drec-
ton 10 magistrate; 1t cautions witness requires an
impartial jury, and furnishes Judge with his sen,ence;
il sets the husband as lord OF the household, and the
wife as mistress Of the table; tells him how to rule,
and her how TO manage II entails honor to parents,
and enjons obedience upon children presc rbes and
limit. the sway OF sovereign the rule Of the ruler, and
authority Of the MASTER commands the subjects TO
honor, and the servant to obey and promises the pro-
lection OF its author TO all who walk by rules il
gives directions for weddings and funerals il promis
es food and raimen', and limits the Of both it
points GU, faithful and eternal guardian TO the depar
ting husband and father tells him with whom leave
his faheress children. and in whom his widow is TO
trust and promises father 10 the former and hus-
band to the latter 1t teaches a how he ought TO
set his house in order and how to make his will il
appoints dowry for the wife, and curtas a right OF
the first born; and shows how the younger branches
shall be left. 1t defends the rights Of all, and deals
vengeance to the deirander overreachcr and oppress
or 1t is the first book and the oldest book in the world
contains the choices, matter, gives the best ns,ruc
ton, and affords the greatest pleasure and satisfaction
that revealed 1t contains the best laws and
prooundes mysteries that ever penned 1t brings
the best iidings and affords the bes, comforts TO the
inquiring and dsconsolae. 1t exhibits life and i'm
mortality, and shows the way to everlasting glory. II
is brief recital of all that is TO il settles all
matters in debate resolves all doubts, and the
the mind and conscience Of all their scruples 1t
veals the only living and God, and shows the
to him and aside all other GODS and describe,
the vanity of them, and all tina, pu, their trust il
them.
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THE BEGChR AND BANKER

"S,snd oo, Of my way =" said a rough, surly YN-s
under my window day, as sat mosing over tbs
busting below me, al my lodging in Chestnut
street.
"Youi hnnor will please 10 ieoollec" replied
.hsip and somewhat indignant voice A." You' honof
will please to feoollec, ths, am heggsf and hars
much right 10 ihe road - yourself"
"And sm b,nsef. was ietored sill more grUfl,
ard snefily.
Amused At this strange dislogus, leaned over ths
easement and bsheld couple Of oi,fens standing IN
ludes somewhat betokening disposition 10 hosiili
~, her oounienances m.nAncins and their persons
preventing oontaa once udictous and Instructive.
The purse proud, lotdly hammered man. sp-
part, ed in silk, and .Ihibiing esfesss Of prssiy
nsarly the circumference Of hog.hesd and thu 9th
~ . gyed snd dirty but equally ov.rbesring and
setiu oot,ant psrsonsg. And from eompsf,son Of
their Appearances, It would hsts puzzled thu most
profound ~ IN determine which Of their rot9ndi-
tie. best stored, hsbi,usily, with good vie,asls
ard drink.
Upon a oi1se observation however, Of ths bsusess
discoysred, slnnos, AZ soon my eye fsn upon u,
line be,ps.sins s-ssshing Of hdhnor snd s-,ksnsd
curiosity .s lie ssood nssl and eyed his .n,sse..ss
and this bsesns hs more eonsp, euoos, when h low
cred h,s and sssed-
"Iio~ oil you nsse the rrJs you spssE Fl ..
sosSdssIy, appear '"
"Hv-," rsyi's he ''gz'r, "-sy u'.u , upztss