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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
INDIANA,
From July l, 1853, TO June 30, 1854.

From July l, 1853, 10 June 30, 1854.
%l33 From Lafayette, by Rensselaer, and Morocco to
Momence, ILLINOIS,, 10 miles and back, once
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Momence next day by 6pm
Leave Momencc Thursday at I m;
Arrive at Lafayette same day by 6 pm.
ABA From Logansport, by -, TO Camden le miles
and back, once week.
Leave LogaDsport Saturday at 6 an;
Arrive at Camden same day by III m;
Leave Camden Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Lognnsport same day by 6pm.
Abs From New Castle, by Cadiz Mechan,csburg Hun.
tersvlc and New Columbus, to Pendcton, 81
miles and back, twice a week.
Leave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at a m;
Arrive at PendIeton days by 3 pm;
Leave Pendleton Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at New Castle same days by pm
%l36 From Frankfort, by Reeses Mills, Lebanon, and
jamestown, to DanvIe, 80 miles and back, a
Lenve Frankfort Wednesday atsam;
Arrive at Danvle next day by I'm;
Leave DanviIle Thursday at pm;
Arrive a Frankfort next day by 6 pm.
4ls7 From Wnamac, by Medaryvile, to sslulo, IS miles
and back, a week.
Leave Winamac Friday at m;
Arrive at Satlo day by 4pm;
Leave Sallo Saturday at m;
Arrive at Wlnsmac same day by pm.
Village, to Oxford, 10 mile. and back, once a
week.
Leave cr.wfordsville Wednesday ATTAIN;
Arrive AT Oxford same day by Jpn;
Leave Oxford Thursday at m;
Arrive at Crawfordsve same dry by pm
lI39 From Brownstown by Houston, Bloomington 50
miles and back, once week.
Leave Brownstown Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Bloomington same day by SPIN;
Leave Bloomington Thursdsy at Ga m;
Arrive at Brownstown same day by 6 m.
<l40 From MuncietoYn by jays Court House. and New
Corydop, to Wiltshire Ohio, IA miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Muncie,own Monday at amt
Arrive at Wiltshire next day by SPIN;
Leave Viii hire Wednesday at 8 sm
Arrive at Muncietown next day by pm
4I4l From Albion to Swan, ii miles and back once a
week.
Leave Albion Saturday at Z an;
Arrive at Swan same day by III IN;
Leave Swan Saturday at pm,
Arrive nt Albion same day by pm.
II42 From Liberty, by Clifton Abingdon, Cenrsvle and
Boomiogpor, TO Winchester, ~ miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Liberty Tuesday ut ans
Arrive at Winchester next day by I'm;
Leave Winchester Wednesday at Q m
Arrive at L,bsrty next day by SPIN.
llA3 From Portland Mills. by Psrkvic Bruins Cross
Roads 10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Portland Mills Wednesday and Saturday At
Arrive ~ BruinS Gross Roads snms day by ~ n;
Lssvs Bruins Crow Roads Wednesday and S~tur-
day at pm;
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MICHIGAN.

From July l, 1853, 10 June 80, 1854.
3S40 From Grand Rapids by Grandvie to Holland, 30
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Grand Rapids Monday al a m;
Arrive at Holland same day by pm;
Leave Holland Tuesday at 6 M
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by m.
Separate proposals for service from Grandyile TO
Holland will be received.
9S4I From Kalamazoo, by oshtcmo Pine Grove Breeds
vile, Hunlers, South Haven, Gauges, and John
ston's, to Newark, Allegan county, 81 miles and
Leave Kalamazoo Mond6y at an;
Arrive Newark day by 10 p m;
Leave Newark Tuesday at a M
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by 10 m.
3s42 From Abscoia Pine Creek, Calhoun county, 8
miles and back, week.
Leave Abscota Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Pine Creek same day by 10 m;
Leave Pine Creek same day at IL m;
Arrive at Abscota day by Jpn.
3s43 From Ynouski, by 0nngevlllc Mills, to Yankee
Springs, Barry county, Is miles and back, once a
Leave Ynousk Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Yankee Springs same day by IL m;
Leave Yankee Springs same day at9pm;
Arrive at Inouski same day by p m.
3sA From l. Ance by ontonagon and Lapoint to Fond
du Lac, in Minnesota Territory, 800 miles, once a
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and de-
3sls From Marquette by Lance Eagle River, Hough-
ton county, $50 miles, month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the tnp.
Bidders VIII specify schedule OF arrivals ana oe-
parturos.
3s46 From Saut Ste. Marie by Grand Island, to Mar
quetie, Marquette county, 200 miles, twice
month.
Proposals. for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule of arrivals and de-
parturcs.
3S47 From Marquette by Little Bay de Noquet, to Green
Bay, Wisconsin, 900 miles, once a MONTH
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule of arrivals and do
psrtures.
3s4s From Columbus, by Memphis East and West Ber-
lin, to Almont in Lapccr county, ~ m'les and
back, week.
Leave Columbus Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Almont same day by2pm;
Leave Almont Saturday at 81 mi
Arrive Mt Columbus same day by d m.
l8Ia From Lapcer by Lathrops Mills, Oregon, Nevers
Mills Marathon, Hays Mile, and Foust, to Pine
Run, in Genessee county, 30 miles and back once
aweek.
Leave Lspcer at Thursday at a m;
Arrive At Pima Run day by 4pm;
Leave Pine Run Friday At s. m;
Arrive al Lapeer same day by pm.
1850 From saugauck South Haven, Van Buren, eoun-
ty "a miles and back oncs a week.
Leave Ssugaiuek Monday at s a m;
Arrive South Haven day by 2 o m;
Lsave South Haven Tuesday At am;
Arrive al Saugatuck same day by 3 pm,
Bidders will naAs inteuasAiats points or e6sc6s.
$751; From Coranna BY owaago Rusk, Northampton and
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Is.v. J.Toa: s.y s,:s 4. ss e z - = '.m
| river via Blockus 10 Exabethtown, bsden coun-
~ as niles and back u week
Leave Fayetteville every Friday ats
Arrive ut Eiizabcfhown same DAY by pms
Leave Eizsbethtown every Saturday at an,
Arrive at Fayetteville same day by pm.
5000 From West Brooks Baden county by French
Creek Church, TO Caintuck, In New Hanover
county ~ miles and back. week.
Leave West Brooks every Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive at Canluck Same day by I'm;
Leave Cantuck every Saturday al p IN,
Arrive at West Brooks same day by m.
5000 Prom Cypress Grove Post Office, on the Whining
\ ton and Raleigh Railroad, via Long Creek, Beat
ty's Bridge, and Black River Chapel, Harre's
Store, in New Hanover county, 50 miles and back
week.
Leave Cypress Grove every Friday at PM
Arrive at Harrels Store next day by SPIN;
Leave Harrcll's Store every Thursday at a m
Arrive at Cypress Grove next day by IL m.
1904 From Brinkleyyle Arcola in Warren county "a
miles and back, once week.
Leave Brnkleyvle every Friday at IL m;
Arrive at Arcola day by 2 pm;
Leave Arcola every Friday at 3pmi
Arrive at Brinkeyville same day by S pm.
3O05 From Graves to Leaksvie In Rockingham county,
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Graves every Monday at III an;
Arrive at Leaksville same day by 6pmi
Leave Leaksyile every Tuesday at 7am
Arrive at Graves same day by p m.
3006 From Alemance Post Office by Summers Mill, ia
Monticello, Guiford county, Is miles and back
week.
Leave Allemance every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Monticello same day at PM
Leave Monticello every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Anemence same day by Sp m.
3O07 From Salem by Germantown, Walnut Cove Mad
son, and Leaksyille, to Danvlle, in Pttsylvanis
county, Virginia, II miles and back once a week
Leave Salem every Wednesday at Z am;
Arrive at Danyle next day by Z pm;
Leave DanviIe every Friday at am;
Arrive at Salem next day by Z p m
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited
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s4ss From Henry. ~ Iona Tree and Ar.ps, 20 lns.,.
town, 70 mies and back, once week
Leave Hepry Monday st sam;
Arrive At lndisnrown same day by IAN;
Leave Indiantown same day at m
Arrive at Henry day by 3 p m.
444o From Bloomington, by Chenoys Grove and No~,.
Fork, to Lafayette, Indiana, 100 miles and bssS
once a week.
Leave Bloomington Monday at am;
Arrive al Lafayette Tuesday by SPIN;
Leave Lafayette Wednesday al I'M
Arrive al Bloomington Thursday by 6 p. m.
aa41 From Nashville, by Ranysburg, Pinckneyssie Var
gennes, and Elk River, to Murphysboro, n
miles and back week.
Leave Nashville Monday at al
Arrive at Murphysboro' same day by l0pm
Leave Mufphysboro' Tuesday at am
Arrive at Nashville same day by 10 m.
444s From Spring HILL by Jeferson's Corners Yorktown
Wlnnebago, Truxton, and Enon, TO Princeton
"A miles and back once week.
Leave Spring Hill Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Princeton day by SPIN.
Leave Spring Hill Monday, at am;
Arrive at Princeton same day by SPIN.
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From judy I, 1889, to Jums 30, 1855.
5%26 From Clayton to Whetstne IN The dstr;ct Of Pick
ens, south Carolina, Is miles aud back once 4
Lave Cmyton every Tuesday alta
I Arrive At Wholesome ssme day bv lam,
Leave nsts'ers every Tuesday 1pm;
Arrive At Clayton same day by So re 80
SAT- From pendsrv's sscvs il wNyxs .s.,rrv he liz.
dsr's Bluff, Ruddshvills, and Esonville. 70 Hons.-
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~. Charles, to SsStnsw Cxys Saginaw county, y
miles and back once week
Leave Coluana Wednesday at am,
Arrive at Saginaw City Thursday BY M
Leave Saginaw City Friday at 6 M
Arrive at Corunna Saturday by pm.
Separate proposals for service from Northampton to
Saginaw City Will be received
1852 From Detroit to Lansing by the plank road "a miles
and back, six times week. by Greenfield Red
ford, Livonia Pennington, Nov HicksvllIe, New
Hudson, kensington, Brighton Genoa Howell
Fleming Cedar, Conway, Pheipstown, Williams
town, and Sandford, TO Lansing.
Leave Detroit at m
Arrive at Lansing same day by pm;
Leave Lansing at am;
Arrive at Detroit day by 6 pm.
Proposals for daily service viii also be considered
1858 From Adrian, by Rome Centre, Addison, Somerset
Liberty, asd South Jackson, TO Jackson IN Jack
county, 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Adrian Monday at am
Arrive at Jackson same day by6pmi
Leave jackson Tuesday at & am;
Arrive at Adrian same day by IN.
Separate proposals for service from Mondon, by Ad-
olson, Somerset, Liberty, and South Jackson, TO
jackson, will be received.
1884 From Quincy, by Butler and Clarendon, to Homer
Calhoun county % miles and back, once a week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday at 6
Arrive at Homer day by pm;
Leave Homer day at 3 m
Arrive at Quincy same day by 10 pm.
1855 From Osego, ty Watson, Dorr and Bryan TO Grand
Rapids, 40 miles and back. once a week. i.
Leave Otsego Wednesday at 6 am
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by spm;
| Leave Grand Rapids Thursday a, 6 "a m;
Arrive at Otsego same day by 8 m.
1856 From Detroit, the Plymouth plank road, through
the townships of Greenfield, Redford, Livonia,
and Plymouth, TO Worthwhile, 25 miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Detroit at p m;
Arrive at Worthwhile same day by pm
Leave Worthwhile at Il I'm;
Arrive at Detroit same day by ii am.
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Leave Charleston svssy Tuesday. Thassday, and
ar s.sa, :, k. asa = !. =. az. !,
Hssss k.sis,ss" very s Tas:dss f R%s and
Saturday al IL m;
Arrive al Charleston days by Ii D m.
Proposals for frsqusnt trips will be considered
N56 From North Mountain Post Office, via Hedgesyille
and Tomahawk Spring, to Jenes's Spring, 10 miles
and back, a week.
Leave North Mountain every Saturday at 3pmi
Arrive nj Joncss Spring same day by 6Pmi
Leave Jones'a Spring every Saturday at II am
Arrive n North Mountain same day by Jpn
Proposals tor more frequent u,Ps between Hedges
vile and North Mountain, and also Tor conimeho-
ing at Hedgesvie invited -
as7 From New Market, via Brocksgap Doyesyls.
Hsray Ss soa a%v 8 %ss and back once week
Leave New Market every Thursday at J am;
Arrive at Lunsys Crock next day by l2mi
Leave Luney 8 Creek every Friday at PM
Arrive at New Market next day by Jpn.
a7ss From Moor6sd, via Howards Lick, John Matthias
doah county, IS miles and back once week.
Leave Moordeld every Tuesday ot7 am;
Arrive at Mount Jackson next day by lam,
Leave Mount Jackson every Wednesday al p m ;
nss From wiIl.m:por Or Dups.n, p Wood county, to
tho junction of the Wlliamsport and Northwest
ern turnpike, sixteen miles east of Psrkersbug, IA
miles and back once week.
Leave Wiismspor Tor Duncan)
Arrive at
Leave
Arrive at Wilamsport (or Duncan)
97sO From Petestown, via Gap Mill, to Sweet Springs,
40 miles and back, week.
Leave Peterstown every "Wednesday at z am;
Arrive at Sweet Springs next day by II nj
Leave Sweet Springs every Thursday at l p m;
Arrive at Peerstown next day by p m.
Proposals for more frequent service will be consd-
cred.
276l From Hopkinss Store Salt Sulphur Springs, in
Monroe county, 90 miles and back, week
Leave Hopkins's Store every Wednesday at a
Arrive Salt Sulphur Springs day by IL m;
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs every Wednesday at
pm;
Arrive at Hopkns's Store day by7pm.
2762 From New Marnsylle, via Fan Light, Packsadde
rh,oA lilo E,rL 81 EanD
to Fish Creek Post Office, in Marshall county, -
miles and back, once a week.
Leave New Martinsville every
Arfiva at Fish Creek
Tsave EishC
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

II would las, ms. n t,,,sc, ina, ~, .h,,
the cylirler ho,,,,y, "a. ~ 90 -.
could wons o,r. The eurrs ,,ne,,.r :,
running Il Ind mi he,n c,tim.teL ho, n,
difference would be nr-c than crsc- -sI,l
compared uith tho .,ram.cnsnc I'll, .
rginal ooss of ,l.r engine ~o,,id .i.o n,
les. lie w.s quite certain ,.., !, ~os,,
ultimately be applied to locomotives o-
land, and 10 var,,rrs domestic ru,,so. IA.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

AsERIcsS GbNus.--ifarrircn Winau
lef' Baltimorc few years ago, poor boy,
but with an improved mind acquired st -
country schrsd, with GENTS, ambition and
enterprise. lie worked in Europe TO tho
head Of the nmchipsts and engineers and
bccamc leading cmancfm on the great
rnilroad between Moscow and st. Peters
bnrgh, 400 miles long. He made over sl,-
oOoOo0. On his return to Paris, he mar
ried n talented, aminble and beautiful lady,
and will soon build a cage for her in tho
shape of villa and park Of three acres,
beautifully ornarnehted, where rich and poor
may feast their eyes on indigcous plants and
rare exo'ies. lie goes again to Russia to
I'LL contract with the Emperor, on public
works, by which he will bring $500, 900 in
gold for his mental labors.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29
ynE MAIpEx.s nIsrAKE

Ssy ~hs, you will abom IL, am rad,
IN swear, thai never was kissed, 50 far a,
remember. but once. Bot the once has
MT been forgotten. and IL you will hesye
your main yard abask, ri tell You the
whole story. though It won't do for me 10
es'eh Won laughing at II.
II lacked only half an hour Of midnight.
hid been on sisi, 10 one Of Ivy neigh
bors, and found rIch agreeable company,
that tho hours passed by unnoticod-by me
Of icssi--bu, finally go, under weigh for
my lodging. The night was cold and
nearly stariess, and the wind blew fresh
nom the north. bat ! did not harry me
fnuch. but sauntercd along, whjs,ling the
ycy familiar tune, "Oh, NJ, never men
ton her"
saddcnly. while passing an nrisiocratic
looking MANSION, ] saw front window in
tho srocni si"ry soi,ly raised, and white
hand seemed bcckoning me 10 spprosch.--
Wondering whs il could be and what was
wanted, dared through the from, gate,
and ~ss sosn under hcf window.
1' '""' '"'" ash"n one o'
inc sweetest voices you ever dreamed of
Meaning. J was surprised, as'on'shed, as
yoa vill readily believe, considering the
1nie~oss of the hour; was pretty well con-
-ineed 'hsi Il was inc, End bobody else so
! replied
les, s"c an
Ana hcfc ! sas. trembling IKE sky
can P'ae ~ = gate "a wind And then the
resis,nse Va nc a"'~ef;
en, ! am ready
whA' 90 'o~ Aant Of That coming IS At
dad 'r''H young lady At late hoar Of the
"'sht fhuAg n,se '"f reveiAt'"n OF hof-
fo" Ready "sS could she mnsnf
Gas thanderirnck.
Ere my ear'o"is sI'oessssens sssnmod
any aehni,e shaPs, use ~.sean lady lowered
'hs ene Of rope ladder To Ae sr'oad,
sessaanfiy iaviiins me 10 ascend. but ]
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

eas sfsa isoncy. recotriiiiaiiafs- rArF ~ IN,
csrs iite dinrr t~h IN one syc.
tavern
~Ara ~ ~ a. hurry ,usy before y,
s'r ei-co'orps,- sad the lady. ukirg m,
arm All lnadiHg ;hc wsy. No 5cub, .h'
iiteusif nc scry backward, bsn. To tel ti,,
truth ! did nj kno~ -hrrv TO dir~ci NJ,
sirTs Following The h~r' q her inclira.
ison, we passed zpdiy up the street
&c s-hcad, my beauty, m you- iill
death, Ihoaghi I. Bot sad change soon
esmc DER The spirIi Of my dream" Oui
rnFsd psco soon bsoagt, us % the gas lisrin
on the eEnef. and then. fot the frs, ,irnc,
SHE caught glimpse Of my features. The
s'ffec, q the look was electrical. She dis
eng.gcd bof arm from u,ine, recalled few
p.ee-. and nsnusurcd wildly
Meroifal heavens lsu arc no, my
Chsrlcs.-
Her fsoc wus turned towards Ininc. and
never had seens vctnsn more beautiful.
Her eyes were a. dark as the night that sur
rounded us, and expressive Of her gif,od
soul.
While vas GAZING upon her, I hcari
scsDeec'ly IN the direction Of the house We
had just len, whistling the same ,nnc had
been indulg,ng in a fsw moments before
AZ was about 10 make some sage remark
upon the singular coinc idepce, fsy fair com
panion darcd a~ay in the direction Of
Whistler number two. The whole adycn-
tnp seemed a mystery 10 me and there
stood, wondering what would be the next
move. The cup Of my bliss had been over
turned
Five minutes might have passed, and
then the lady made her appearance, leaning
ON the Arm ofa noble looking man about
my own age. ] was just about to ask my
seif who could furnish pistols for two and
coffee for one, when the lady took my hand
and looking up archly into my face, she
asked
"Will you not accompany US to the Rev.
Mr. Smiths residence, and see us mar.
rcd ~
The truth flashed upon my mind in an
instant. The lady was an only daughter
~ wealthy parents, and they were opposed
to her lover, considering him TOO poor, rs
he was young merchant just set up in
business.
lie was forbidden the house. and as a
natural consequence the lovers planned an |
elcprneni. Shc was 10 be ready ON n Ger |
tam night, and he was To give notice Of his
whereabouts by vhisiling, "Oh, no, ncv-
cr." &c.
Well, there was no law arainst nv whis.
Ting, and Il, the appointed hour happened
to be near the lndy's residence, and whist.
led my fsvorite tune, which chanccd 10 be
The signul agreed upon by the lovers. It
was thus that she mistook me for her lover.
whose name was Charles.
To make long story short, ! accompa-
nic'l them To the place Of their dcsti nation,
md saw the lovers united in the bands of
natnmony. The rest Of the night VIC pass.
I'd IN rejocing, and the next morning cal.
ed on the lady's parents gradually i'm
mrcd the news to thcm-received their
forgiveness for the lovers-saw them rec.
'neilod, and agrceably to the request of the
r~ly married couple, have made their
'ousc my homo ever since-but never shall
forge, the kissing received by reason of
he " Maidcn's Mistake
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

Carlyle gives this pcrtraiture Of 4 Ricl,art
Arkwrighi, the great inventors
Richard Arkwriglit, il would rccn, wn.
not n beautiful man, romance hero
with naughty eyes, Apollo lip, and gestures
like the herald Mercury; plain, almost
bag-chcekcd, pot-bellicd, Lancaster man,
with an air of painful reflection, yet also Of
copions, free digestion; man stationed
by the community 10 shave certain dusty
boards in the northern part of England at
half penny each.
To such, we say, by forcihouglt, over
sight, accident, and arrangement, had Rich
ard Arkwrigbt been by the community of
England and his own consent. set npart.-
Nevertheless, in strnpping of razors, in
lathcring Of dusty boards, and the contra
dictions and coninsions attendant thereon,
the man had notions in that rough head of
his, spindlcs, shuttles, and wheels, plying
ideally within the same, rather hopeless
looking, which, however, he did nj last
bring TO bear. Not witliout difficulty! Ills
town folks rosa in mob round him, for
threatening labor, to shorten wages, so that
he had to fly with broken wa-h-pots, scat
tcring household, TO seek refuge elsewhere.
Nay, Ills wife too, az learn, rcbeled burn
cd his wooden model ofIris spinning wheel,
rcsolute that he should stick 10 his rszor,
ra,hcr--for which, however, he dccisivcly,
az thoc wilt rejoice to understand, packed
her ont of doors. o, reader! wlfnt an his |
torical phenomenon is that bag-checked,
pot-bellied, much-inveming barber French
revolutions were a-brcving: to resist IN.
same in any measure, imperial Kaiscrs were
important without the cotton and cloth of
England; and il wns this nran that had % |
give England the power Of cotton.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

OSE Of the greatest nets of fashionable
folly and impeninence now in vogue, il that
Of young men, and somotimcs ladies, carry
ing and using opera glasses, not for the pur.
pose ior which they are designed, That of aid. f..
ing persons Of defective sight to realizo OBJ
jccts al distancc, but 10 scru,iniye The fen /.
lures persons and deportment ofall on whom
they see fit to gaze, in a manner that, ifdonc
with the naked eye, would be regarded az
insultingiy ifnpcrtinenl