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have a bot, thcn--yes - and then demanded
Il fire into my chamber, because | think nv
self cShumcd upon the sea, and the maid Of
the chamber come to send ME in bed but
say. No 50 quick, if you please will
write to some friend how ! find myself nj
England. Very well-hcre is the fire. but
perhaps it shall go out before | have finish ="
She was pretty laughing young woman, and
say, "Oh, no, sir, if you shall pull the bell,
the porter, who sits up all night will come,
unless you like to tend to it Yourself, and
then vou will find the coal-bo, in the closet -
Well, say nothing but yes. oh YES" But
when she is gone, look direct into the closet,
and scc Il bot not no more like none of the
other b0ics what ! see all day than nothing
Well, ! write at my friends and then
tumble about when | awake, and dream in
the sleep what should possible be the dcscrip-
tlpn of the bor, what must be put in to-
morrow for my voyage.
In the morning it was very fine time | soc
the coach at the door, and ! walk around be-
fore they bring the horses but | sec nothing
what they can call bores, only the same kind
"A, what my little business was put into So
ask for the post of letters at little boots
boy, who showed me by the quay. and tell
me- pointing by his finger at window
" There see, there was the letter hon. and
to-dHv,' | say and give my letter to master
or rostcs, and go away again at the coach.
where very soon found out what was coach
boi and mount myself upon it. Then come
the coachman, habilitatcd like a gcntleman
and the first word he say was % Keep horses
Bring my bor-coat = and he push p grand
carotc with many scrapes
But, never mind 4" | shall see all the
borey in time So he kick his leg ON the
board. and cry " chect 80 and we are out into
the country in lesser than one minute. and
roll at 50 great pace, what | have had fear
we will be reversed. But after little times.
take courage. and we begin to entertain
together but hear one of the wheels crv
squcaks. 50 | tell him, "Sr, one of the
wheel would bc gras 3D." Then he make
reply, nonchalauccly, oh it is nothing but
one of the botcs what is too tight" But it
is very long time after as learn what wheel
IL bol was lipc of iron what 90 turn round
upon the axle.
Well, we fly away at the pace of charge |
see great castles, many; then come pretty
house of country well ornamented, and /
make inquire what it should be. "Oh :"
responded he " not remember the gentle
mans name. but it is what he call IL snug
country boz.
Then feel myself abymed at despair. and
begin to suspect that he amused himself
But still tell myself. Well, never mind.
W we Hn"h see ana 'heh alter sometimes
chcrr T. come aho'ner mouse, an alone IN
lorfst' 'm NOT u. or,'"teu ii. 9l' nat now you
cali thIt J demand oi NM :" On - he
IcNl lonIu ,, oSaii,, tIlat is shootlhg b"l ol
l''Tu N'iIiot ii, :. 'h cry at last out,
'''t' !, ''''iI wv s'lo',S p"t ne noisteh ms
o.'o"i''' '',' e'I no'1'"S' vel we came
at m""sc Vi country ancient with the trees
cut ''HG sc some leacorks' an" demand. = W nat
. ou can ,"es, 'rt'S D.,' sr' lie tSii
luz, N'.ll !: !" 'le oT', say "t Myself
,p nu' "e\'i Iiiiu we Si'ail sce' % l my,
,.' re'rgsncu "l'n Piiich oi Siluh anu oner
Illh' ana ne taKT X, very poiite ana remark upon
an l''S,'n'' ihut Is very handsome oo'
"' yours; sr'
NorplIu ! eAcl'ih,co' ", WIN lha"Nsr,
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"' ~ a;' u'"''t'',' " iiioiS w IVricS'
my Scl' 30 into d s"Iooh' p"t pe'oie J IhHh
CAY rpieo 'o'"o NV 'no ln''"S'' anu pun
.no pei, Ti rIl'e ~ ue'r''u why no srca'
'aP"Se o T"'Vei 'cl' M; am nc l""Sn
d. same ''ipc' pu' very cNil no ''sS- '',
SIr' Is ohly '"o women WHAT quarrel ana
one nns siN =" 'ho'hcr 1o' on tne ear
MeNI-i 90 pacK ON the roach-hoX, Dut l
look as pass a' al thc women ., It, ear ior 'he
"o' put none See' "eii' tell inyseli
once more, he'er iiili,u' we Sna'i see ana
we we arNc ou very P"ss"pie anu aSr'canle times
ui' u we "lproach ourselves near ho''uoh o"t
'hch CONF o"o "lo'"cr cp"ch Vi 'hc opposition
10 pass py' ana t''e coac,ihah say" No. my
poy' IL shah 40 ana then ne whip his
horses ana inauc some traverse upon tie roau,
ana teii 10 me all the tilhes long eXpiicatloh
What the otner coachihan nave done othcr-
whlleS, ana hnisl not tili we stop, ana the
coach oil opposition come behind nm IN one
narrow place Nell-thcn he twist himself
out at the another man, VINO was SO angry as
himself -" IL tell YOU what, my hearty II
you comes some more OF your CANNON at me,
shah stand, ana you shall hnd yourself IN
the wrong bor 1t was not for many weeks
ait"r 4s l iouha out the wrong bot meaning.
NeIi-wG get at London, at the coaches
ONCE ana | enlightened from my seat, and
go at the bureau Tor pay my passage, and
Gentleman very pohte demanded II ! had some
irlrhn NJ LONDON l converse with hlm very
niue IN NoyaGlhg' because he was IN the IN
terror put perceive he is real gentleman
90 say No. sir' am stranger linen
lie very honestly recommend me at an motel,
very proper, ana 'eIl NE or because
Ia, ~ ~ the nanque' nnusI 7ieeP
III tne t!ty 'hls h'en. out to-lnorrow " ! snail
couie al tle no'ci' "here you shail nhu some
goDu al.eh,ions u, II you MAKE use OF my name
very wen, ! teli myself, TINS Is Dest'