American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03


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lBI How the Lion Woos his Bride. .ioai
90 Let US fret sketch the story OF the Lfcn's
ilife--beginnine with his msrrfaes, which
takes place towards the end OF January
He has ffspto seek his wife: but as tie
males are far more abundant than The
females, who are cut of in their infsucy.
it is not rare to find a Young lady pestered
by the addresses Of three or four gaIIants,
who Quarrel with the ascerbity Of ieaIous
lovers. q III one Of them does not succeed
in driving away the Others: madam. i'm
patient an 1 dissa atisfied.y leads them into
lhe presence ofau old lion b whose yoar
she lad appreciated alta distance ssThe
lovers fiy al him with the tdnierit1 N
youth and exasperatiou. The fold fellow
receives them with calm assurance breaks
the neck of the first with his terrible laws.
smasbes the leg of the second 7 and tears
out the eyes Of the third. No sooner 4
the day won andalhs field clear ibau the
lion s6akes his name, in the airas he roars,
and couches by the side ofitbelady who,
as a reward for . his } eouraoe liekx Ibis
wounds caressipoly. A1a'9 ssItI ssT
When two adult lions are rivals. the
'ncounter Is more more serio6ns.a Al Arab
perched on d tree one night saw a liopess
followed BY tawny Ion with a full
grown name: she Law down Al tha foot Of
the tree-tae lion stor ped ON his natb and
seemed TO listen. The Arab then heard
the distant growing Of lion. which was
instantly replied 10 by the IionessS under
the tree This made her husband roar
furiously. The distant lion was heard
app, oachipg, and as he came nearer tbt
lioness roared louder, which seemed Il
ward bar as II 10 n,ce bsr - eI hs s;Iont ~
and ,bs, I'snrang baeI ~. ~. IA rns,
ros r;na dat;apss s5 \ = S;s,s,, r;ssI ~ sFT;' S
cont;n1sd for abont ~ i'll, 80, =.
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rs,ds Mn. h,tsSsr ms Snsh.ad = ses
;ntent;on bonnded i,nwsrSs ss IL. r;gs.i '9'
The 1two ,r0ncbat "A sntsn," ~ "Ssnon AL
o,bsr ro,I;nn On Tho a,ois "s e., apun sas,
oE destbG Tbat tb6Ssss raStsd d.;
aash vas aotnE t,,s;r, or;ss os,a1aso - IA -. l.,
one ,s,t,tS,, Sir 'sna aiItE;s ,;nsS H. n :
sss croncbsa a a6d wsnasd i III ii ~ siowi,
| in sigrs ofsatishot;on Wben he comba
was ended and bo,h wsrr;o,s wer,
s,re,cbod III ~ .,".e snnr
mon ss,;SSo5 LorsaIf,h at Il, ~ 80 rs,o a.,
and ,,ot,sd off nui,e +easrd,s - of,,ba ~
.omnl;man,or1 an;,bet '' - -
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The con;naal 6dsl;tvs or mii.a...~Ss,.o
The ion usver ou;,: his w;fs ~n1ie., So,es
and is ouite,a pattern of looniuoaI a,lsp
tion.-[ Westminster Review. I a." slcr
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