, 1861-06-01

~ ~s! %VAkA San1 = o*A<~st HAt+A HAse~et |
sure enough, two moro tllustriops dmporta-
hons from the land Of the olive and the vine,
hard ut work President making. Quoth Volk
/" Arc you aware you ore using my property
without my lcave! ?" The noble Romans found |
1t convenient not to understand Eng1lsh, but I
Volk had 'em there, thanks to his residence
abroad. After pazley, the operators in Plas-
ter Of Paris succumbed, and dpromlsed to deaist
md break their mou1ds- q
"Let me zee you do 1t right off, said Volk;;
In Romancse. = 80
"Ta!t for day or two'' rejolned, In Italian.
the emigrants from the temporal domain OF
the Pope.
Ar. Vo1k knew "white man migry .uncer-
tain" and had no .reason to believe an olive
tingc would be any more trustworthy. To-
MORROW might see the mould and busts missing
for operations In new field. He determined
On decided stroke Of policy, and took up
huge mallet.
"Whan yon break this mould and these
busts advise you to do 1t so tsaaae&) and so
(sahdck) aud 80 {sehaek} and so (rhack>'1
The plaster few, the mould was shapele=s
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frcm the region Of the Tiber, pulled foot
for magistrate, and represented their griey-
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s.v b,ne o1f o,-ea5v f.nons hnt If was ou{te
a,gs-ent meter wben he SIT himself down to
~ sa~nde ~ T,;a c1owfnc fancies IN noetIc
13 oounos 10 nle s4oHns 4a1e'eo ~ PoeIe
teet' 1hen "as onAs s.iaaoeu u '0e tslec1lau'
ical difficulties o! oyhta1 anu ffoeooy, ana
bus Mfltonian aspll4lions anu noin.ns oiosy
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Nv i1oAe' s.st41n ~ 11essa' ..as o414ea4t'e'
'nes WY 1aia ula tueie Huiti'uoss g, u st.hu
"ouee "ofA - eaatu' Wien olalincs tne
haa'neoseo M'enloo soes ho 1A'tae1' pos o1c7
Will Ing saea oa ass oacA@ 1nete ate no hae,
cesees ~ too paops tu7t a'e not ne,4 e4nso
eoi4ue01o' LELAND Ate ~ na4 ~ Nv 7o's'
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| oii1ue' u Wa! oeno, aao 1nlousa AL lnese
nlnafaaces, Palas1ah1ne' careful Laoor makes
IFS way. link #1at series Of 1flnMphs IN
the machine shop and at the forge, stood o.
tween Fulton's first little Clcrmont and the
steamship flagara OF to-day; or the earliest
snee railway engine, and thas pride OF nacaa~
aas1s' Loeomot'Se ~ NO. t"e are not to
awaken lnV.clousness N our raiasoao men-)
Aro mechn'cn olnca1l.es aoouno else-
mnete ou.sioe sne .eaa'1 i" ~, "ooo aaa noa
lheois 10 oeausiaa ou' ne.u1s - tetiiola
1euo". aao o1.en p'a'ns II WIN tae I.st olo~
u MS mace, Inc society lof Inc aanenofatlon
o1 Fatagonla nno everything "ofk snootnly
11om Tue nrst lncept'on Oh Inc oene'olens
scheme oo~n 70 the very Time ~nen the sstues-
| Gle with the inertness end vices OF the eaVase