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character and most heroic attributes were per-
mitted to take part in them. Among the emf
nent patrons of the Olympic games was Herod,
the King of Judea, Who, finding the institution
declining even in his day, restored it Temporal
rily to its old msgnifcence. The last of these
games took place about the year 440. The
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An old Dutch farmer. just arrived at the dig
nifty of Justice of the Peace, had his first mar.
riage case. He did it up in this way. He first
said to the man:
SWELL, you wants to be marrit, to you 2 Veil,
you lovesh dis woman 80 goot as any woman you
have ever SEEM"
EYES," answered the man.
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"Vell, do you love dis man 80 better as any
man you have ever SEEM"
She hesitated a little, and he repeated:
"Vell, veil, do you like him 30 well as to be
his vife?" ~
ayes, yes" she answered.
"Vell, dat ish all any reasonable man can
expect. So you are married pronounce you
man and wife,"
The man asked the Justice what ives to pay.
"Noting at all, noting at all you are vel.
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Before Mary proceeded further in her prepa.
rations for the block, che took last farewell OF
her weeping ladies, kissing, embracing, and
blessing them, by signing them with the cross
which benediction they received on their knees
Her upper garments being removed, she re-
manned in her petticoat of crimson velvet and
camisole, which laced behind, and covered her
arms with pair of crimson velvet sleeves
Jane Kennedy now drew from her pocket the
gold bordered handkerchief Mary had given he,
TO bind her eyes Within this she placed a
CORPUS Christicloth," probably the same ir
which the consecrated wafer sent to her by the
Pope had been enveloped. Jane folded il
cornsrwise, kissed it, and with'trembling hand,
prepared to execute this last office; but sht
and her companion burst into fresh paroxysu
of hysterical sobbing and crying.
Mary placed her finger on her lips reprovipg
ly. Hush" said she, GO have promised fo
you weep not, but pray for me-" When they
had pinned the handkerchief over the fac'
OF their beloved mistress, they were compelled
to withdraw from the scaffold; and "she wa
Left alone to close up the tragedy of life by her
self, which she did with her wonted courag'
and devotion" Kneeling on the cushion, she
repeated In her usually clear, firm voice" Il
te Domino speraci." In thee, Lord, have
noPed let me never be put to confusion" Be
ing then guided by the executioners to find th,
block, she bowed her head upon it intrepidly
exclaiming as she did so, In manus tuas.,
Iuto thy hands, o Lord, l commend M
spirit" The Earl sof Shrewsbury raised hi
baton, in performance of his duty as earl mar
shall to give the signal for the couple grac.
bat he averted his head at the same time. an
covered his face with his hand to conceal h;
/ agitation and streaming tears. A momentsr
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firmly with both hands, was resting her chi
upon them, and that they must have bee
cut off or maugled if he had not removed then
which he did By drawing them down and hol
] ing them tightly in his own, while his compa
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