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The New York herald., 1845-03-21
Songs FOR the People, No. I2-Alr: Cease
Girl

Cease girl t, hate for still my heart is true,
though fac ahy Ills made but for YOU
As aclion changed your love from favored
youth,
Now that akin clear surely doubt my truth
How o Fve wandered wes,y TOO, with pimples face
And knew with heavy the Of dsgrace
gaz ID lovely giils whoss brow whose face and
nsrk,
Was covered DER with pimpes, eckes and botch and
speck,
thought maids if you bat knew how quekyyou might
them,
You surely would thus could endure
them;
If you but knew (as do kno) how quickly they'd sope,
II wasld with that miraculous stuff-with jones' famous
Soap.
The magic and astonishing chemical properties Of The genuine
Jones Soap the theme OF admrston and wonder OF all
To how beautiful soft, white clear and healthy makes
harsh rough dcoored and d.gpred skin AZ the same time
doubt iss powers once Mind and get none but Jones'
Soap You for ssrs requested to be particular
in this Get where else this city but at the sign Of the
street. Booky State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

PACKET SHIP PATRICK HENRY.-We see by the
Liverpool papers, that Captain Dslano, of the
Patrick Henry, pleases all passengers who 60 in his
ship. On his last trip, they sent him the annexed
note:-
OF HoLyHEAp, 25th Feb ls45.
sir: am requested by my felov passengers on board
the Patrick Henry, from New York 10 LIVERPOOL 10
vey to you the expression of their thanks for the
kindness and the anxiety constantly manifested by
yourself and the officers Of the ship 10 render their stua
ton az passengers as comfortable possible We take
leave you with united wishes for your heath
and happiness and should circumstances induce us
again to the Atlantic shall feel much pleasure In
being once more under your good care
am, Sir, yours very truly,
ALEX SCOTT,
On behalf Of the passengers.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
QU0TATI0Ns F0H IoTToN IN THE LIvERPooL MARKrr.
1914. IQ45
Fair Fair Fair. Fa,r
Sea Island. 10, l2 q TO- I2 2s l0SI2 a Is, 49, o.
Stained Stained do..s, 7,,eS ~ III. eH s., 9, i
~. Dreams. 3, All 8, 4Sa7 3k4Z,7I Jt,, 6L,
aharna aand

Mobile....3, fA,5H gs, 42f 5,s shAs,5s 5x. Ga, 6x
The advsnce shown in this table grcnter than that
which has taken place in this market This improvement
has taken place In the Liverpool Market in the absence
Of oil specuationin the face of large Gtcck hand
ready to be thrown upon the market at once aud with
demand fom the trade very little larger than up TO the
same time last year The stock OF American cotton in
Liverpool the 2sh Of February Is45 6s7 900 bales
against 4s2 400 bsles last year The exports OF this spo
from the United States to Great Britain have been 10
the latest dates nearly hundred per cent larger this
season than last The exports have been nearly In tho
proportion TO France and the ports OF the North Of
Europe. The receipts oil the new crop nt the Southern
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, March 2O-6 r. M.

The stock market continues to improve gradually
Norwich and Worcester Stonington, Harlem, Canton,
Morris Canal Kentucky 6s, and United States ank clos
ed firm yesterdays prices. Erie Railroad advanced
per cent Farmers Loan Il Pennsy lvania SIS Il illinois
Mohawk l; Long Island iell off ! per cent The sales
not very large. The good effect Of The European
stocks is not permanent great antici
paed State stocks very frm and the avices have
had favorable influence upon quotations, but fancy
stocks very slightly influenced by any commercial
movement made in Europe.
The receipts the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 18th inst this year. compared with tho
corresponding week in 1884, shsws increase of about
thirty per cent The nett gain in ten weeks in 1885,
the receipts for the ronding weeks l64
amounted to $2s9s7 This increase is very great per
cent when consider that the receipts in 1874, were
$ls5 COO more than 1913
WESTERN RAILROAD
Week ending March 18th. 1874. 1885, Incy.
Passengers .............. SA,39i $4,79i $40
Freight, &c................... 3,63 5,lf6 1903
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SO. 21.1 |
SChernall'e 2(rsenetfuclen.

Slneer idrcien fur Sd,erman's @urm.
fuhcn, nn6 crlpddGene 9crloncn ldgen baE
He Die dn9cnebmite II. Gder urfcnbife air,e,
uet fei bic i'm Gicbrdltd, 1T. uu;dbIi9e Quars
tit1ten tpcrofu ccrfduft unb SSeeermnH lit eers
lclten 9unittg. Sreemau Soimt, Gfq, 92c.
oafteur Der Mfrdant's Wa9dsuc faat tdf
Dlcleloe tbm cinen (ouifen in meni9cn Stllu,
cen furirt haben. Der @hrrp. Scrr Dunbar,
Don ter Wa' Dculal Strosen Sirte purhc
m eltem Gag ocn ciucm lehr t6Ien 6att bes
frcit. Der Gbrw, Serr 9Inttcuy, bon eer
Wirthoont Strd)c wuree burb bielelbe bon cis
ncr siusSebrun9 furtrt.
S6ermau'6 @urnlfuben
batcn Gauierbcu Sos 2cbcu 9ercttet. Trns
act QB. G. @Yau5, Ga. SO. 6 @alfcr.SiraG
Ie /; ZEN sldtbaren @Spero s. Dsrter /; bcu
s!htbdrcn y. 9. SrarbslcD; Or. @. Suur
ter, uno betnabc aItc AerStc, mas Gc pcu
S6ermaRS 9Burmfuhen eenfen, unb &c
mrroen &uf Id9en Sae Ge oortrefflid, fcien,
uno e0s iie oie einSt9e ais unfeblbare bffann,
S0erman'S Gantp6or Su6en
1no G'cQeumittcL fir Rrpfmrb, SersflDpfcr,
Srrfrdufbeit, TisecrdeldNasenbcit cter bic
Scl0cu Der 9IuFid,neifuuQ. @art @haSnif,
cou bcr WeGjugtcn, 0r. Idcrmdnn, Der 9rrr
&c Sdilc Walcr, Rnpcr SIart, uno bciuas
be sjcbermann fennt ihrcn Bertb.
9lrmen Of1nne6 Ilaifer,
Sdrrman'6 metncr mir - fclfct l2i Gents
unb furirt fd,er Siiifmeh, Sdmsr,rn cber
SdhuNd,bcit in Der @ruif, Scite ooer 9lildcn;
GcidfaUs bic nrlbue 9loer-uub Ge furirrn
Bilrmcr wcnn lie auf ben 2teil apfaele9t
Ircrren. Sro9ct S. pcrie, cher irarne je'
mano Der c6 9cbraudt bal, rb fe utd,t tisber
s. fir eincs tcriclbcn 9e6cu polItsn ats 5
@cnt6 fir ole rnocrc pNaiter.
DIE dd,tc WeecriaeH fauneu ia bsr "e e
d 9 TT t. Crndcrsi III 9ldentaun..,
erbdltcn iperocn.
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Srcirl,,aaeafcD
Vallcrn un6 0nNerc lebet bier!

0n1zessS55a,, DaS putGifum mirb bier,
fH=ESS ourdj I'M sIIgcmeineu bes
sEI.@SJ natridItiget. baB lIutcrs
iednete bd6 Wnfdireu Wader @cfhift
nod iinucr cine 3hlrc fIlblidD bon Dem 6fttis
den @fc Der Sodmiltcn unb Sdmes Straecn
IN 9Ilcutduu, uno rtabe bel Soaeenbud,'S
9Sirttshnu6 betreiteu. Sic baben ale 9Irs
ten 4:pfcree' 'Wofdineu, Die bauertoft perfcrs
tiat fno uuo quite 9Irbcit prrridltcu. Wnn
fann ild eincn gcgriff baUcn MAIDEN, ipcnn
aemcloet miro, baB ipir i'm lcBtcu Snhr 63
rerFanftcn, prld,e nidt 50 nertb 9Iusbcecs
rlin9 ntthta battcn, uno sugIeitb tpiro CO flar
oaB nid't cicl SHumbu9 baran III. lSir has
ben es uur nothig ciner 9,erfcn cine Naidis
ne Su 0cber, unb oann BAT er cine quite - or
brdudlt nid,t oocr 5. @6 III fcire G'efatr
edB infer grrses Nab brid,t, uuo caber f6ns
ner mir fir Die Sid,erteit besclbcn 9crne birs
aeu. uub Vferce @c,polte bon crifer
Site uuo neId,e fcbr Ietdlt I0utcn, ,pcrren
tnntrr .duf Joano 9eboItcn uno caftlr 9ut9es
IprcdPu,
9lIle Die cbi9e SIrtfcl nerben iehr bitIi9 ab,
AclcGt, uro mir 9cbcn ir9eub ciucr pericu Die
9cIc9enbcit cicielbc 40 probiren che iTe cisfcls
be fnuft, II. mcbr fam ccr &Gutcr utdlt oer,
lan0cu. Stuff olio an uub urthcilt fir Guh
fclbit uuo prcbirt uufere Wolhiucu lammt
@eluoltcn uno mir fiihIcu ilterseuot, cd6 ibr
ramit lehr ,pcM sufrieceu iein wcrect
Sic Nuo cluftor fir 9encecue Iibcrale
Gnnrfdnft, uno 9cbcrfeu ild' oiciclbc, curd
ttlliNe Iheile unc unittertrrflidI CUTE gIrtifcI,
elclclbe ncdI um pcIc6 ;u cripcitcrn.
gelrt5 q. Stflcp.
81. @. ACwe 4, 2Isent.
cSult 9. NF roG2R
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SaDr9an9 49,.
Wltttpo6 ben 23ten Suh, l845.
Stbdebare 2otte 2ouD
auf Dtfeut(ider SSenbu III nprfo,,fr,,

allf onentltder Senbu 3u perfoufcu.
slm Samitas cen 26lfcu Suli, um | llbr
God,n'ttd9s, foil auf Gem plose lelblf, in
Salienr9 2aunidtp, eedd Saunlp,
/. Gtne portreffIt6e 0ctte 0aub,
ouf 0fentlid,er 8cncn ocrfauft prrccu. -
StcieIbe 1T al Der p5iaocIpbia Snaee uus
9sfdbr etue Weile bon Der Stabt gIncutauu
9ele9en ; 9rdnscno an ednbcr bon Midacl
NSou, SbnrleS sSnccbp uno Dauio Sdbns :;
fntbaIteno 8 SIder ednc, pcrduf ciu Baum
i9arten 1T Der al Site nid,t i'm @auntp
leertrrtfcn ipirc. Oas Qdno it crIfc G5nte
Saulano, IN ididltdbe SeItcr einaetbeilt uuo
'lntcr 9uten SeHlrn. Darouf it srrid,tct
Hss Gin 9rc6c5 mo gerdunis
Ea k|E9cs ffctncrue6 gEDbnbauS,
6lsaesaz8 badlfeiufarbig raubgcpfiifcrt, cis
ne CUTE Sd,euer ino auocre Jiebcuacbdubc.
DicS 1T cine ocrtrcfatde uuS tdidliCte 2cttc,
l1pelde 'hrcs Slcid,eu i'll oiclcu SoinGd,ten 70
nabc bel sIlIcntaun iudlt.
3u9letd,cr 3eit lcG and Gin Saumodrteu,
ltcseno al rritbcfd,ricbercs Stit6 eauc, an
ydHo bon cSchR Spiuner uno an bic ðIe:
bent Strase, cnthaltcuo 9Ider, Gffentlid)
zscifduft msrecn.
%. S.-9lud, irllcn bic 9icpfcl ouf ecm CT.
ten Strtt am ndniiidwu Sa9, bci Dem Baum
zHerfduft rcrcen.
Die Scoingnn5eu am gcrfaufsta9e uuo
stupartuu9 uon
CScbn Yron9.
Sui 9. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
SChlptnb(lCbtt0e 2ellt!

Ghomplon'6 @cmpouno SorzSYrup,
Socr bic @ur fir bcaiuneutr sIuS;cbruuo,
trCnild,e Tlnee i'm Sodupte, tEehlocldwuIlf,
@n9brlIlti9fctt, SIutipcieu, uuo ale ou0ere
jtranthelten ccr 2Itbcm Srgdnc. Dielc gu
tereItnn9, ipcld'e Nun 70 pict I'M Gebraud,
1T, bat lbre6 @eidcn riht, ais Gin aus
fnhrlidc5 Wittcl in Den !Graufbeitsn fir peGs
che fIe drncnebar 1T. Cereu bcicuNrre gu.
lammcnictnr9 icet &c in ben S;unb. auf cie
ne nn9cncbmc Wciic ouf bic fronfeH Srqds
lie ut ,rirfclL &c tefiuf,tget bic gei;una, ffint
ocn Ouitcn, brinot cinen 9eincen 2nsmurf
bcrocr, unc bcfrcit enber bic 2urQe uno 9ufts
rbtrcn bon Der llnreini9fcit, pcldbe chrcbem
Die JtrdnfhCit perfdlimmern uuo cine polls
itdnot9e 9usSchrur9 rGd fdb ;icten mHstr.
gu cfentlidcn 9iccrer it eiele Weeoi,iu
nnidldBbar, ncem Te bic gtmmc flar nno
ltarf madlt, imo ailen @crtcreitlIn0eu fir
ennacn' unb Guftr6bren frGnfbcitcn pcr'
bep9t.
J(pW terlIere s1ery";5o rioerc
QSerfe le9en e6 an zen Sag
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SrttCfeit QEabl.

Die Stc9baIter Der @cFDfhaft, tnecrpcs
rirt unter Dem Tdmen: "Cer preGeeut, Die
8erwOltcr nnS @cicllhaft ;ur @rbauuue
elmer Srilde nbrr oen ecd,d Sluf uats lei
eer StGct 2lgertauu" - issrSen hermit bes
nddrd)ti9ct, ods cine 8srIammluns uub
g8abl gchasten perecu fol- am erifea W2cn,
tag i'm nddNten auauit C,pclfes Ger 4ten ces
befn9ten WcratS ift) apiid,en l uao s llbr
9tahnlitta9s, ant 5oauie bon Geo. Betbers
bclo, in Der Staot 2llIentauu, I'M bic Sednls
ten fur oaS ndtfte Sabr 81 errpibIen.
@itIiam Sd9er, S6aBmeif.
SnIi 8, Hs3n
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Der llntcrSeid)uete fibrt nod INNER fort
Brucr SprlBen upn alien Senrnnun9cn, Ic
mic ale oncere ea;u geh6rcnee 9Irtfel iu uCr,
frrtt9eu. @r crbittet fd Die gInfmertlamfeit
bes pubIifum5 81 ciner flcinrn Sprite yon
ftiner Wonnfaftur, ircldc ldidlid, fir Stdbts
dlcn nno 9rcBe WounfatnIr Gtab!iiements
It. = Diele Sprtbcn Fno ein9crtd)tct BAD
9Sailer 30 SUE fcnfreebte ethr, cin;u,ebcn
nno es eurd, bic ndmIitGs Spcrdticr an 100
SUE ous3umcrfcn. Sie iIno aus oeu beCfeu
WfuiertaiielI lIhs amf Die eulle tnftcife GGcii,
rtrferti9t, nno es pirb imntIen S3inTdNten
eGfilr Nut9cfprcd'er. @r pcrferti0t ebcufdn5
Sd)ronscus uTo Nabcbaum 9,rcBcm Creb,
bdrfe unb 0le 2lrtcu anccre Wald)inen. so.
cre6re
Soel gntc6,
OIaidiucnmnd,er, SO. I3 nriutrrs 2IlieD,
philadelphia.
2Ipril 80. stq-1S
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IpW tetllere 3e"9"iSo-hPrcn eioenc
lSerfe le9en c6 an zen Sag
-Sefet oa6 TciocnCe

philaoelp y q, San. 8. 1S43.
SNerr Q. q. z Il 0 I'll fcu-@ce \ r.
ter Socrr: - Bon cirem bdufbdrcr &ies
flibt Qc9cn Gle burdiernngu, uub burd, eeu
g8unIc, 0elcitet, oa6 Yeiccuoe ihrc 3ufIndIt
~ @ucrcr uuIddstarcu Wcbi;iu nehmen
m6d,tcl, mill id, bier fuub thnu, ,pcltter Mus
fen ith ourh bcn Gjebrand) bericlben erfdbs
ren babe. Sur clue 9craime 3ritldn9 lit
jdj an Cilicm bcdl9iti9cnoCn uub id,ncN ;t.
nebmcucen lNuifcr, bc9lcttrt NIT @u9brhiti9'
fcis uub Ucfd,wcruiec. 9lls id, borllber Iebr
IN Srlprgui6 mar, empfabl mir eiu Srcuno,
her grpeen 9iutcu bon Sbrsr Wcbi;in ems
pfllubcn bate, oicieIbe su aebrnudjsn. SD
that ic ; uro III eiucr Icbr flrscn 3eit vcrlics
fen mid, olIe orchcuoe SpuIptome meiu
2tu6wurf puroc leidjt, ale BeGdlUernisc
cerlcreu fd', mein SNuiteu lies mad, unb iri
peui9eu Gagen mar id, i'm Stauoe aus,uass
Trn mo meingil ts'efa'dFfeIt urytifi'NTTTI7; TU7
OUT iris ir9eno Elm aHccrcr Rdnn
cSr0cnb pcitcre Nusfuuft FOX Sen 9eiccrt
ben NIT Trcuccu 0e9etcu rpercen, Tenn fIe
an meiUer 9Scbnun9 go. 1913 Suo Srcrt
StraBe durufeu.
CSoIepb Wl'Wi1ramD.
~ NicIe MeGisin it at Derfoufen In ber
{ c dJ a pa triot CrudcrcL
slpril 80. rq4M
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-11-21

Look alolt was The maxim Of man 81
genius. Keep steady eye towards The
temple on he mount and those above you.
4 will give 80 toll 30 unweated exerlion.-
But would advise ny readers sometimes ID
s'lOok below Compare your circums.an.
ces laihet viii those Rbo have moi saFpas,
led yoai and when you feel the warn ei0a
|ol lSankfulness aasl your cheek, you may
turn your eye win sseadier, ealmer more
determined purpose. ~ Bus always Is.
member that, q soma sense you stand aions
u The universe. hal your own account
e mpral being. i The only account yoa
bsye 70 settle. And separating f,om you.
feelings, motives end actions. egerg thing
that does uOt strictly belong 70 that account
yon will escape sea q moral storm ans
tempest.
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81 m s.


me FIT 81 NNN8e
Alones a. evening" twilight hour
lovely mnidsn hnell IN prayer
No thought 81 II. 10 shade 81 sin,
To bar Heas'n's peafly gates, e0ases there.
Eaflh's thousand clam'loue tongues ere mute
No spund the holy silence mans;
For whise,lot'd Innocence and Truth
consinhs beneath o. eternal stare
IL, a shs prayas the clOudless Moon
Shines natural II > richer glow
Light flashes Ger 70 aofo .pus acene,
Like glory ID - angelic brow,
Ihe realms 8 poses md tame,
Ops vide their poIlals ohar gazet
Aud there. upon glorious throne,
sits GgNles. crowned with deathlpss baee.
IT'S done The apPpliens's prnJ i heaFd-
Heart brain. md son, III feel The ihrob
ne Gu II 6ong. like tongues 81 f1s,
Descends upon her from her Cad.
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GofNo r. ALoNs - One Of lie Roches.
|ter papprs tells 5 cleysI story of he csle.
Ibrution Of the fourth Of July, By one Of the
patFiolic citizens Of that town, b. himself
Disdaining .be annoyance 81 crowd, and
ieiesting guDpowder fuIminatiOns, Sc sh6s
himselfup ii The solitude 81 Sic See ah9ts
sfser locking me doos ana putting shs ksy
into bis peck. {. BE produced for Biz indi.
sidual and private modification Two bOltles
not Of recent vintage. He then proceed 70
read the Declaration Of independence. and
John Adams Immortal letter. Afieruards
he delivered an eloquent. patriotic snd iulS
lpreusive Grafton. Next be sung national
ode. A, this stage Of the proceedings be
confrsses degres Of thirst. and dispensing
with The dinnel, he removed the cloth. He
lrecOllecls having drank toast for each Of
the thirteen States. but conci i4ed that he
lost himself among The volunteers. BE
feels sure, however, that his 1--we Of country
was never more ardent, or his attachment
70 free institutions more sincere than On
that occasion.
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LEGAT. vALUE OF COINS.
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

a. rho suhseFihara, aware Of The importance
% Planters and Physicians Of having Medicines
which can be relied on az FRESH and sENuINE,
have taken particular care inihe selection Of their
consialf fresh enpDliet, they win alwass be pre-
paved 20 furnish Planters and PHYSICIANS with
Medicines which 'heY win gua-anfee Of superior
daalnv slCKLEs g Co. Drneesls. No %
fluaazine STREET. 2a-6m.
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She died II beauty - like rose
Blown from iia patent stems
She died in beauty Like HE pearl
Dropped from some diadem.
she died n beauty !--like 4 Icy
Along = moonlight lakes
She died in beauty like ihs song
OF birds enid the brake.
She died il beauty Like the snow
On flowers dissolved aways
She died e beauty .-like aatar
Lost On ths brow Of day.
She lives ii glory Like nights gems
SET round the silver moon;
She lives ID glory like the sun
Amid the blue Of June.
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MIsC LLLANEOIs.
WHATS 1I1a6 g YOu.

~ +AN-@ 3 - - - ~ - A.N1e
There is pretty iasr portion d trouble
10 be found Ia the world without much SEEK.
ing; end JET know of nothing The people
seek sonueh afssr, aid gather 20 sedulousIy
q TRouRLE yts, trouble. Pstpls take
money % n.erssl--aDd fame on interest
and pBy s:x pr c.nt', often much more.
Bul there is al least ssnie sprinkllug oil Wit
in all this; the hope Of gain: tie passion
these afford something that may Be called
an excuse. Blu, Ola poor, ungainly, downs
Iigh. b1aiElpss transactions, the business Of
taking trouble upon ihteres. is The worst
and YET utmost every body does thiv. Who
doesn't brood over troubles past, anticipate
trOuldss 10 come, and plague himself more
than little about matters Which really,
philOsnphicaIly-and il plain reason-he
has nothing 10 do With
l'm no stole. The man whose feelings
can only be touched BY squeezing his fingers
in the crack Of door, is not my man. But
do like mind well balanced governed
by reason--a sensible man in matters small
A well as greai-at home a. wellas abroad.
il mean man Of common sense.
Our business Is o Be happy. This Is the
spring which puts the whole machinery in
mOtion. Conteniment is happiness. Health,
food and raimenl, with quiet conscience
is 81 that is necessary for il is al that .
IMAM can enjoy substantially. These are q
be obtained easily-very easily cansell
You how in two words Dowelll that i. b
industrious. dotas you would be done By
People, therefore. might reach the goal b
q ve.y short cut &c they would.
/ have known people troubled because !
IneiglbOr l,g,d in more style than thes did
lhayer't ron. reade.1 How foolish to lisl q
trouble IN such waters. Suppose old Greg
Tory nasa bell aud black boy, what's sha
10 you.
Envy Is tie silliest thing IA The world. q
well as the nosl opmanly. Pray. II Tom
Dick aud Harry have advantages that 20
Ihaye nos--if they are richer 81 more lucky
does that, work sbs sas dininusl0n Of you
wealth d fnituuel Surely. not i viii! The
lpray tell me If you ran nhat's,hal 10 you
Did you eve leaa shs story 81 the baskt
nakerin the school booksl His rich neigh
Dor rolling ia wealth. vas Is The daily habI
of passing bis cottage. The haskell make
Sung Is he plated bic reeds-s The voice
happiness Of one 50 poor Initiated H
gloomy .oal and induced l,isp 10 order III
cottage % be fred: yo: recollect ne j Que
You ahhored The aetol hpt dis Is env
!. &, aching out is serpent tongue 70 81 aroan
and boarding The sespenl's poison ia Ii
{ heart. Is This thing q Be cbesishedl
: another hapPg ghats thai q 5oul
+ i simple question, but seldom ;
candidlY q lhe heart. JnI III Cesar. belo
Ms conquest. found musine Ii absla
choly dependency and when asked s. /
friend lbe cause. Twas thinking said
''of The elols Alexande won before IS s
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