New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
BARNABY RUDG E.
A NEW WORK BY BOZ.
CHAPTER Ii.

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much like business they looked they extended 'hat n
No farther The soldiers again called cui again '
took half. dozen prisoners, and again the crowd
.f,era short and boodless sculc Hot and drnNei II
hey were, they had not yet broken all o'uu -; Lab
l,v; and government defiance. Sonc,h'g oi 'n .
ma, daG,rence 10 tho authority erected BY society !ot
preservation vet remained among them, ana ma h I - d.
been vindicaied in time the secretary "oni "a'
gest bitter disappointment ie, and save
., ,bere sood in tyo PARIS of the town ncap "a No. No. .
walls and pile of rubbish where there i'a Ds' - -
,,cb and handsome building, every tiihS VIZ ~ e ~
, Zen the Cathoic gentry and trade'nen' VI y" 10
- MN, res;ieat in different parts OF the I'll! ana
m bbs had no for their lives or property ana oH
IL d,a,ion for the wrong they had already sustained II
r. 1,dsr ard destruction OF their temples pt worship
-, confidence in the government under whose pro-
,;on they had lived for and weiounded re-
ance on tn good feeling and right thinking OF the grea
mass Of the community with whom, *et"lts standIng the
religious differences they every day in habits OF conf
DENTAL aectonate and friendly intercourse treasured
rhen even under the that had been committed
and convinced then that they VINO Protesan Ia aal
thing the name, be considered as aet
tors dssraceul than tney tfem'eive
chargcable with the uses OF the block the rach IN
gbbet and the stake, in cruel Mary's reign.
The clock the stroke fone, when Gabriel Warden
Nth his ady and Miss Miggs, waiting in the lite par
.0r This fact, the topping wcks OF The dull. wasted can
Hes the silence that prevailed; and above all the night
aps IF both maid and natron, sufficient evidence ina
hey had been prepared for bed time ago, and mac
strong for sitting up far beyond their u'a
hour.
If any other corroberaye testimony had been required
would have been abndanty furnished the actions OF MIS-
AIiggs who having arrived that restless state and sen
sve condon of the system which the resul
of long watching aid By rubbing ana i"eahlh2
her nose perpetual change of position (ang from th
sudden growth of imaginary Knots and knobs IN her chair
frequent friction OF her eyebrows, the ncesant recurrence
snail cough small groau. grasp, SIGH. Eni,
pasmodc start and by other demonstrations OF tat nature
fip and in were O ne
smith, that after looking her in silence for me, he
last broke this apostrophe:
Aggs my good gi go 10 bed-dO 20 to bed You IT
really than the dripping of hundred waerbuits out
side the window, the scratching of many mice behin
-he wainscot. cnn I bear it. Do go bed Miggs. II
oblige mc-io"
You ont got nothing unite, SIR, returned MI
Mggs, and therefore your requests does not surprise me
But Missis has-and while you up mim-sfc added
turning to the ocksmths wiic, could nt not ii twen
y times the quantity of cold apeienty runnns
down my back at this moment 20 to bed with e1uie
spirit
Having spoken these words Miss Miggs made divers e
trts TO rub her shoulders in impossible place, and hiy
cred from head foot thereby giving the behoders
dcrstand that the imaginary cascade still in full flow bu
that Of duty upheld her under that aad all other su
ferings, and nerved her to endurance
Mrs Warden being sleepy speak, and Miss AIigs-
hayng the phrase is said her say the locksmh had
,hing Cor il but sigh and be quie Us he could
But To be quiet with such baSisk before him, was i'm
possible If he looked another way, it worse to fee
that she rubbing her check twi;ciiGg her
,vntne her eye making all kinds Of extraordinary shapes
with her nose than her do it, II she for mo-
rnen free from OF these complaints only because
of her foot being asleep of her having got the nd
gets of her leg being doubled up with the cramp OF
other horrible disorder which racked her whole frame
f she did enjoy moments then with her eyes shu'
and her mouth wide open she would be very still
and upright ia her chair then ned Little way forward.
and stop with Jerk then nod little further forward,
and stop with another Jerk then herelt then
lower SlOv
degrees until just seemed impossible that she could
preserve her balance for another instant and the
about call agony her from daShIng
down her forehead aud acuring her skull then al! of
sudden, and without the smallest notice she would up
right and rigid aSun with open, and in her
expression ofdsfance, scey but obsnae
which plainly said We closed EN- since look
I'd . YOU last, and II take my oath of it ~
At length after the clock had struck there
sound at the door somebody haa alcn against
the knocker by accident. Miss Nsgs Immediately jump
ing up and capp;ng her hands cried with drowsy mngns
of tine sacred and poane Ally Logger Min there Sim
runs's knock -
Who there r. said Gabriel.
- cried the wel-lsnow. voice of Mr. Tappeltt.-
Gabriel opened the door and gave him admission.
He did not very inslnuating hgurc tor man OF H.
suffers in crowd and having been active in yes
,erday mornings work his dress literally crushed from
head foot his hat being beaten out o: all shape, and h
shoes odden down heel like slippers. His coat tutered
IN strips about him, the buckles away both from
bosom of his shirt Yet notwhstand'e
all these personal disadvantages despite his being very
weak from heat and fatigue and so begrmmcd with mud
and dust that he might have been in case for any thing
rhe real texture (either of his skin or appare that the eye
could discern he saked haughtiy into the parlor and
throwing himself into chair and endeavoug thrust his
hands into the pockets of his suacothes which
ed inside out and displayed upon his legs like asss
veyed the household with gloomy dignity
Simon, SAID the ocksmith gravelv How comes it tina;
You return home at this time of night and in this condition
Give that you have been among the
~rs and satshed.''
Sir" replied Mr. Tappertit, with contempuous look
wonder at your in making such demands
You have been drinking, said the locIsmi,h
" As general principle and in the most offensive sense
o the words SIR returned his Journey with great self
possession consider You lar In that last observation
The truth"
Martha, said the locksmith, turning his wife. anG
SHsking ms head sorrowuly, while smile NJ the absurd