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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
NOTICE.
Office Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company1
ISDIANAPoLIs. Aug II. 1871. {
NOTICE.

FENIIE MEMgERs Of said COMPANY are hereby notified
that for the paymen, Of losses By fire and Liabilities
incurred by said Company since September IS. 1910,
the Directors this day ordered the following
me PREMIUM NoTEs, payable Treasurer be-
fore the fourth day of October ensuing. to-wt:
On all Notes dated on before December :, 1889. and
discharged beng from No No 1898, incusve-
eight and one quarter per cent
Ga all Note dated after December E 1899. and q
before December p, 1889. being No 1899 No.
2O9, bosn inclusive, ssren and oae quarter per cent
On all Notes date December %, 1885, and on
before October 30 lei0 being from No lGi9 to No
both inclusive, ar and three qsaarters per cent
On all Notes dated October %, sie, and on Or before
December g. 54o, being from No 2c No 2234 both
inclusive, fire and three qtnrrr per cent
On all Notes dated after December :, lS49, and
before December -. $40, being from No 2 235 10 No.
2.245 both inclusive, ire and o7ae hay per rent
On all Notes dated December L. $40, and
before February 1871. being No 2246 No2,2o3,
both inclusive. fur and three quarter per cent
On all Notes dated after February g, I84i. and
before February Is, I84I, bein. No 2254 No.
2294 both Inclusive. foler and quarter per
On All Note. dated after February L. i.4I and on or
before March Q. lo4l being from No 95 No. 2j06,
both inclusive. four per cent
On all Notes dated after March g. 1871. and before
May u, l5il being from No 2,307 No. 1884, both
inclusive and three quarters per rent
On all Notes dated after May "a s!, and OF before
July g lS4l, being from No .335 No 254S hoih IN
elusive. guar ter per cent
Receipt for a.sessnaent, will forwarded agents
other duly authorised per.ons whom Members
cuested 70 make prompt payment Hiterst w be charged
IN all October 4ih the day on which
they ayabls. Members remind that ny me ee-
rs1th action made liable Tor SUIT
the whole anoan, premium notes IN case they
ct or NoIe4 OF the solvent
bank. in Indiana Iioois, Kentucky and Ohio will De
ceiv assessments at par.
In any Members have aheaated their policies by
ihey urgently requested 20 rnFTesdT
discharge N accordance IN the teenfh sec-
tim Of the which makes them liable for
until such requested call the
ton of Members acquisitions Of the charter and By
kGtrs.
By oTde- Of the Directors.
1891 JAMES BLAKE, 7reasurer.
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Branch state Bank of Indiana.l
Richmond, 9th Month, 2Sth, 1911. {
NOTICE.

4 t an Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
ding aud Manuta cturng Conn any, held Al
pany's Office in the City of Richmond the 9TH
present month, the following gentlemen chosen
manage the business of the institution the succeeding
viz: }. k. Mendenhail. w NJ Leeds, l. l. Jones. ID +.
w iggins, fhos Newman, WIN. Cox, and Isaac Commons
who the day following, and organized onti,g
Mendenhall, President; John tfaines, Sec'v Ell
Brown. Treasurer The public will therefore notice.
that far prices will be allowed for Wool Rags,
line of the said COmpany business,-in exchange
nufactured articles at equally fair prices
Those persons who indebted this institution
of longer standing than months;
due and stock remaining unsettled. hereby
specially requested forward and settle the
before added them; which must and Will,
itablv, result. from a neglect of this notice
JOHN HAINES. Secy.
Richmond, June Doth ISL 25-6nc
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MUNCIEIOWN
@ e 81 e 81 e .st O e e z 4

ME subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
i HOTEL, in Muncietown. Delaware county, Indiana.
where he hopes receive liberal
his old friends and the public in general The House
large. comnodious and comfortably furnished The Stable
and Wagon ard are both large ami convenient with
well of good in the yard, and plenty good IIav
Oats and Corn the stable Every
all who call make them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Muncietown. Feb. :, 1870 5tf
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A FARM for Sale.

ME subscribed. would sell EIGHTY ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY ACRES. of good
LAND lay doors, mile of Richmond
lying along side of the Quaker College Farm, and south OF
the National Road A new Dwelling House, good Orch
ards. and rever-failing Springs. thereon.
TERMs-Ihe first payment in six months the balance,
annually. years. good Will be traded for.
ANY person who choose pay Cash in hand, shall
have value received For further particulars
e. RAlLSBACk, the Farm.
=,
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NOTICE.


w Common Council OF the city of Richmond, of lots
ying being in csy of Richmond. year. 1899
Al follows, Lot No. 43 South
Pearl street, that of the laid off BY
oha Smith, known the properly in dispute
john Finley AMI Joseph Pyle. assessed years
1889 Part No los, the south side of Main
street, situate in that part the laid John
Smith, and known property formerly owned by David
Miller. whom IL assessed the lc4l. PART Of
No Oh The side OF Main street,
par, OF the town laid By Jeremiah Cox, and
the property formerly owned by David Miller, whom il
in the 1889. Part of lot No II
street. part Of town laid by &. w
Star and known the property beonsng David Miller
whom assessed in the year 1888. Also. part Of
lot No. A. side OF assessed 1889 Reece &
jones' and lS4l Isaac Bennett, owned BY Jacob
l. keefer part the town laid of by John Smith
AND whereas OF the said several lots
wholly pay the said several assessments made
said lots and appearing that goods chat tells
be found levy, notice eeby given that viii
on Monday l5th of November next, the
profits said several lots highest bidder
be sold, not exceeding
years. produce the required by said
aud then Will proceed sell
simple Of said several lots the highest bidder
cash in hand satisfy the assessments aforesaid.
JESSE NJ HUTTON. City Collector.
October 18th, 1871. 4l-ts
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An Apprentice Wanted.

"a ME undersigned wishes apprentice to Learn me
4 Coach making and Coach painting business. A boy
from 70 IS years Of age, who can come well reconeh
ded rs possessing good moral character-of industrious
habits and and who will attend strictly 10
business. good situation by applying immediate
w. None Of the above description need apply.
=. GEORGE MOORE
p;.h,o,d Oct OH l8iI s2-3t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber DESTROYS OF selling private sale,
i any of the property hereinafter described. ,o-wit
The House and lot, the OF Nam md i ront
Streets occupied by John Williamson a
A building " old il II Main
adjoining the above named lot
the three story brick lately put up by JOB Rprton.
building lot, also Main proper
of Armstrong Grimes the running back about
80 feet alley, and having the
alley extending ON the front along whole length back
TO the first mentioned alley.
The property where nc resides. consisting g7od wsn
finished bck dwelling house, nearly The main build
10y b feet with four the floor, with
passage entry, kitchen, milk house. all
brick and roomy stable, and buildings
of good quality Excellent roomy dry I'd airy
cellar: about ond n half Of gtound a less
quantity suit The purchaser; fruit of various
kinds The situation is surpassed by any in place.
tor plensanness. IL is well calculated private resi-
denee and s convenient the business of the city,
and would be good for boa riding house. This
property the Undersigned improved expressly his per-
residence, and believes viii
Aiso Farm al 50 situated about nyil-s from
the CITY, directly Greenilic
andmproged by Frederick Hoover and by Da
vd Holloway. The situation j. unusually
several strong and fang Springs; excellent
chad. consisting Of 300 embracing
Of fruit.
The terms of sale Of Of above property,
will be fair and LIBERAL price and time Those d's-
posed - purchase such property respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Fifth Month 22nd, 1871. 20tf
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Tax Tayors, ttention....-

ME property holders of Wayne County. hereby
notified thai the Board of Equalization for said coun-
will the Court House in Centreve Monda
the 18th day of November, S4 for the purpose of Equal
zng the apprasemen of lands in said county. and hearing
and determining Grievances.
FRANCIS KING, County Auditor.
October 18th, 1871. 4l-5w
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GREAT SALE OF
real. ESTATEM

Office hereby given that the subscribers, admins
traitors of Estate Of Samuel Fleming. deceased,
will orde of the w Probate Court. Of
fer for 18th Of December, iS4l. Rich
inond Wayne County, Indiana, the following Real Estate,
to wit: Twenty of land which IS the Saw
and Iath Mil, lately occupied by Virgins & Peyton sit
abont mile of Richmond on the south side
of tho West Fork of Whitewater River Also, acres
hund of adjoining the abo7e mention
so, the Brick house and Lot Main street.
Richmond aforesaid including the formerly occupied
by Samuel Fleming deceased, Store room, and the
dwelling with the the
building occupied by d. p w iggins & Sons Saddes
shop, an! building the corner of Nam and Pearl
streets formerly occupied by Atcus Sddall and
eling house Also the south half of No that
said Richmond, laid of by John Smith
Also, Lot No 32 :he part of said city. Also,
Also of section No &c, i'll township
teen of east, in the county of Maison
Indiana. containing hundred and sixty
Also ha of the south quarter OF section
twenty-five, township i3 and range west of the Meridian
line, situate in Wayne township Wayne county. Indiana
miles south of Richmond. winch is the CaTdns
Saw Mills. lately occupied by Clark & Budd; of all
which property particular description will be
time of sale, also of the membranes tho
same.
The Of Sale credit Of six nine, and twelve
months. Good security will be required.
d. r. Virgins, } 49,,
FLEMING WASSON{ A''
Richmond Oct, l5,h, IS4l- Ats
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To House Keepers.

To House Keepers.
TOUSE-KEEPERS be accommodated, the
4 Market House. daring market hours the end
of the National Bridge. Aqulla Jones' Pork house.
opposite the Market house. all other times. Fstdays
excepted, with all kinds az Fresh Meat; from Mutton up
first rate Beet, reasonable be had
elsewhere.
Sept. Oath, 1S4l Q. kINSEY'
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Copper, Brass, Sheet-irOn and
Tin.Ware ManufaCtOrV

ME subscriber takes his method Of informing the ct
of Richmond, and the public generally tha, he
commenced the above business Richmond where
Intends keeping constantly hand general
Copper. Brass, Sheet-iron and Tin Stills Brew
Fuiers Dive. and Haer's het:s OF descrpt
made order the shortest notice and in
ike all kinds of Copper wash.
lies kept constantly hand also general
will be sold wholesale on
good be bought III the west. All kinds
pairing the horles, notice The highest price will
be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, Nav Is. 1910. 1871
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Valuable Property FOR SALE.

ME- subscriber wishes dispose of the HOUSE in
which he formerly resided, on Pearl street The
House large and eight rooms conveniently ar
rangedand we'll calculated and situated for aiding
House. There is lot good Carriage House and
Stable well of good in the porch, and other con-
veniencies.
Also, House and Lot Front street The House is
high. and the Lot is large and pleasantly sta-
ted. Persons wishing purchase property invited 10
call and examine for themselves either of which will be
sold low and accommodating terms
DAVID MALSBY.
Richmond. 7tb mo, 3Ist. IS4I. 30tf
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Richmond
Indiana, on the lst o: October, 1911, which, II
not taken out before the LIST pf December ill
be sent to the General Pest Office, as Dead Let
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
JACQUARD MACHINE.

from New York. by which he any Kind CT a
FIGURE on CONERLEFS and CARPETS that be
drawn paper lie will make kind 6sues
Double-oover tina made III Germantown. Dun
apsve, and Dayton. other place y es:erh
country, and The prices Such fgues heSrotch
fancy, with beautiful Thistle the Flow
in the Also, Hafsons Fancy, with border
posed of wreath of Tulips Roses, and handsome
figure in the the Eagle border and Bird Paradise
with variety of other fine Figures.
Ladies wishing to exhibit their skill il their Ameri
Manufacture, by making their Parouf Carpets
now have opportunity; as prepa red
the complete FIGURE ,. INGRAM CARPETINCs.
the the npoTtedpTovided they furnish good Yarn
and good Colours.
Yarn will be received following t.aeos,
goods returned free OF charge:
Fishers Centreville; Mr. Brnce's, tho National
Road miles of Centreviile J. Baldwins. Cam
bridge CITY; Cheeseman's Mil, West River: VI. T..
Reeves, Washington and Ilagerstown Mongar's. IN
chester; DR. w Malchets Abingdon, la: also, At G.
w. Nenneman's, New Paris; John Degroot's Eaton and
Fouts' Factory. West Alexandria, Ohio; W lliam
Grimes. New Boston, Indiana.
MATTHEW RATTRAY.
N B. Persons having COVERLETS to weave. car
have them done few weeks after the received
Richmond, Sept IS4i-39-tf. NJ. x.
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OUT LOT for Sale.

ME undersigned, Administrator the of E. G.
Yonge. deceased, will sell public auction. Sat
uriay the Both Instant OUT LOT containn.
little oneourth of acre. situated Franklin
south Main.
A good and full deed will be given and will be
liberal and made known the day of sale.
w. l.. FRYAR.
Richmond Oct. Sth, lS4l. 40ts
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ACAD DENY OF
z q 81 " a 81 s :st z E3

Il. :. b. Il ARNABY, has the pleasure of
lN nouncng the citizens of Richmond. he is
structing his Sd class of Ladies and Gentlemen
Warner Building. School commences o'clock. In
struciion given evening The will
be given every scholar aud pains will be spared
their improv Mr. b fatters himself that he will be
abied perfect all OF his and
advance his pupils far beyond their expectations Mr. B.
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen vsit his
school during and Judge of teachers
and capabilities, BY personal observation the only and
certain
Ornamental Writing Visiting Cards, &c neatly execu-
ted 10 order
Mr. will commence another Session, Tuesday eve
ming Oct 26th. provided sufficient of Scholars
attend.
Specimens of Penman'hip. Improvements of Pupils,
Sc, his w assons Hotel.
Richmond, Oct 18th, 1911. 4l-3t
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LASTS and PEGS.

ME- undersigned mas been for engaged in
i the manufacture of Shoemaker-s L.srs and PEGs,
aad has opened a shop Richmond and for sale
lie will furnish order, the
nship and style be equal made
His terms. either wholesale retail,
proportion the hardness times
CORNELIUS VANSANDT
Richmond, Sept. llih, 1871. 36-3mo
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL be offered public sale in Richmond, on Sat-
w urday. the ID daT Of October
uaIed Main of which formerly
BY the subscriber a Blachsni dis shop
TERMs-One-fourtb down, the balance in three equal
paymensihe first. the middle of January and the
IN six and twelve months from that time.
Sale will commence the hour. of 10 O'Clock.
m and O'Clock, p said day
HENRY L. WETHERALD.
Sep. l.. Ie4I. 37,s
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Johnson, Mr.. Francis T.
kaufman, Henry
Rooms. Benj,min
Kendrick, O. ii.
Keplinger. MIR.
KIRK, Benjamin
KiImore, John
Livengood, Jonathan
Lukins, Mr.. HUH
Maisbv, David =
Mathers. Ebenczur ,
Manifold, William
Morrison. edwin w.
Mustard. Ale xander
McLane. John
Miller, Charles
Moore, George
Meglenen, Mary Ann
Mansur, Jeremy
Nixon. DR. Samuel
N"rdy Ike, Elizabeth
Newton, Thomas
Nixon & Taylor
Operman, A.
Olden, Charles
Price, James
Park, e Clingan
Powers, Nancy
Poe, Gabriel
Pack cit, Tyra
Parker. fIobson
Plate. n.
, Perkins. Samuel T..
or VIM II Brown
QIin, Paul
RatIIH, Margaret
Rhodes. Slias
Rash, Beverly
r ,,lsback, Col. Enoch
Reid, Daniel
Russell. Andrew J.
Robinson, Revd. K. S.
Stanley. Jesse
Subtitle, Thomas
Straw bridge, Benjamin
Smith, John
Shinn, David
Scott, Joel
Sturdevant, Rev. Chas.
Smith, Aaron
Sturdevani, Miss Emma
Stevenson. Jane
Sliley. William
Star. Esther
Smi,hson, Isaac
Stevenson. George
Stevens. Roberts
Steele, Jesse
Springer. Thomas A.
Southland. Wan. n.
Snlder, Jane
Shoemaker. William ].
Smith, Mistress DianaE
Sv mons, Thomas Jr.
Thomas, Stephen 2
Thomas, William
Talbot, John Jr.
Talbot, Nathan
Townsend, Daniel
Uim, Mr.. Nathan
Nanhoy, Jane
Winning. Mr.. Samuel
Wore. Jacob
Wiley, Vincent
Washburn. Albert
Worrel. Levi
Zeck, Adam 2
ng Ter Letters IN the aboy,
: "advertised," otherwise
n.
LES WILLIAMS. P. NJ.
lc4l.
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Aker, David
Addingtnn, Joshua
Annette, Willis
Afford, James =
Armstrong, Lucinda
Arnold, Jacob 2
Bulla, Joseph NJ.
b 1rden. James w. 4
b Ma, David II.
L. w. & O Barbour,
Brown, Hannah S.
Barney, Henderson =
B4hIew, Matthias
Brown, VIM. IL.
Brown. Miss Ann
Beard, Aaron
Bowman, Amos p.
DrUwU, REV. AIurri5
b ,rthemay, Lewis
Brocius, Amos
Beers, Henry
Bliss, Samuel
Burden, Austin
Burgess, James Z.
Collins, Job S.
Croker, Peter
CfangIe, James
Cooper, Rachel
Choen. Mrs. Sophia A
Cook, Dr.. Jesse w.
Chnncev, Owing
Cnrnellc, Miss Isabella
/ Cnbberlv, George Esq.
Cnlberison, Thomas
CnlIum. Nancy
/ Coffin, William b.
Cay, DAnicl
Dewiin. w / iaa
DIckenson. |. l..
Ell lott, William
Edwards, Ira
Epps, Joseph
E shury,
Ely. Aaron
Ewing, Peter
Fouike. Samuel
Fumbrink. G. r.
Fouis, William
Fennimore. J I'm
Farqnnhar. George
Fi~ke. James
Graham. James
Gump, Matilda
Gam, Nelson
Gillian. Richard
GRAY. Mr.. A.
Hoover, Hon. David 2
Hockei, Moses Jr.
Halsev, Henry II. =
Hawkins. William
Harper. Mr.. A. q.
Hull, Richard
Holle', An L. Werner
Hawkins. Edward
Hont. Mr..
Hurst, Samuel
Harding, Eiiz a beth
Harris, Jno. Esqr.
Hutton, John Mr..
Hill, William II.
Hubbard. Jeremiah
Iden. Jesse ,
Ingrim. Mr.. George
Incl, Mr.. Conrad
Jeans, William ,
Jones, Nancy 2
Jeffrles, Joshua
\. B. Persons CALI
list will please to sa,
they may not get Their
ACHiL
Richmond. Oct. lst
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The Poprietnrs of the above named Establishment have
citizens of Richmond and vicinity,
unequaIed of Equesrans- and splendid
Caravan of Wild Animals. will exhibit at RIcHhoND, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29rH, le4l; for one day only.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

towards tn door OF his own room. The cor
ridor, however. was impossible.
d" You Will be lost! YOU vii be lost!'' he
exclaimed, holding her to his heart
And you have thrown away your own
life TO save minc said Alice.
II will die with YOU at least" replied
Henry Ashton; that is some consolation
But, no thank God, they have got a Iaddc
they are raising it u?-dear girlyou are
sayed!"
He felt Alice lie heavy on his bosom,
and when he looked down, whether it was
fear. or the effect Of sitting heat, or hear
ing such words frool his lips, he found that
she had tainted.
Ill is WE'LL" he said;" it is as wclI!'
and as soon rs the ladder was raised, he
bore her out holdidg her firmly yet tender
~ TO his bosoom There was dcath-Ikc
Stiffness below. The ladder shook under
his feet the flames come forth and licked
the rounds on which his steps were placed
but steadily, firmly, calmly, the young
soldier pursued his way. He bore all thai
be valued on earth in his arms, and it was
no moment TO give one thought to fear.
When his last footsteps touched the
ground, an universal shout burst forth
from the crowd, and even reached the ear
Of A lice herself-but ere she could recover
completely, she was in the comfortable
drawing room of 4 good merchants house,
some way futher down the same street.
The st. Lawrence sailed on the follwing
day for Quebec, and, as YOU Will know,
went down in the terrible hurricane which
swept the Atlantic in the summer Of that
year, bearing with her 10 the depths Of
ocean every living thing that she had car
:icd cut from England But on the day
that she weighed anchor, Alice SGT in the
drawing room Of the merchants house,
with her hand claspcd in that of Henry
Ashton; and ere many months were over,
the tears for those dear beings she had lost,
were chased by happier drops as she gave
her hand to the man she loved with all the
depth Of first affection, but whom she would
never have seen again, had it no been for
TIE FIRE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

Does yow Mother know you're out
The last number Of BIackwood's Maya
zinc, contains IA continuation OF the "IlintS
10 Authors" in which occurs the follow
ing IaughabIe "hit off," on the Greek, Ro-
man, Composite or Eliz1 bcthian style Of
writing, and more roundabout method Of
saying-"Does your mother know you're
OUT cannot well be imagined than that in
the Greek catalogue:
The difference between the Grccian and
he Romln styles is very great. When
you deal with Greek subject YOU must be
very dcyou', and have unboundcd rcvcr
encc Cor Diana of the Ephesians; YOU must
also believe in the second sight; and be as
solemn, calm and passjonIcsS as the ghosts
Of IlamIcls father. Never descend to the
slightest familiarity, nor lay off the stills
for a moment; and far from calling a spade
a spade, call II
That sharp instrument
With which the Theban hl.bandman lays bare
The breast Of our great mother
The Roman. on the other hand, may oc-
casionalIy be iocuar-but always warIike:
one is like miracle play in a church.
the other ta1leau rirdnt in a camp. If a
Greek has occasion 20 ask his sweetheart
"lf her mother knows she's out" and " if
she has sold her maug'c ycl"--hc says:
MG*EsrHXUs. Clca.dhe
CLEANrHE. My lord.
MEN. Your mohor-your KIND, excellent mo het-
She Who hung DER Your couch in infancy.
And felt within her heart the joyous pride
Ofhaying such daugiter-docs ,h, know
Sweetest Cleanthe! that you've left the shades Of
the maternal walls
CLEA. She does, ny lord.
Mn. And-bu scarce can ASK the question:
when
last beheld her, 'ganst the whitsn'd wall
ST ,oJ strong engine fat and broad and heavy
its eutrails stones and moved on mighty rollers,
Rendering he crisped web as smooth and 50
As whitest snow. That engine, sweet Ceanthe,
Fl, pedestal for household dci;Y-
Lar and old Penaics-has she it still
Or for gold brides has she disposed ofit7
fam would know-proy, tell me--is it sod?
The Roman goes quicker 10 work:
Tell me- my Tullia does your mother know
You're OFT: and has SIZE sold her maugle VET
The Composite, or Elizabahean, has smack nfbc,h
CosRADix. la! Celia, here Conc hith7r prctv
one.
Thou hast a mother chill
CELIA. Most people have, sr.
Con. / faith thourt sharp-thou hast biting vii
But does this mother his epome
OF what all other ople are possessed Of
Knows she hou'rI out ana CAD ling
CLE. No, not gadding
Out, sir-sha knows I'm out.
Con- She ha / q mangla
Fai. twas huga machine and srno Jtl4'I the webs
Like snow-rve seen it Gift was indeed
A right good mangle.
GIL. Then thou RI not in thoughts
To Buy --r thou would'si no: praise it 50.
Con A parlous child keen as the cola north wind
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