Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17
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The Black xan: A Isgsad OF Bays.
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caib~iral IN Caicutia IN ;lc month of Nav.
Not long after. his hcal,h became delicate.
ard BE- vas compelled % apply for leave Of
aaseuce. % that thc ioiio~ia- February
found as in our native country.
W. ~cre on a visit 10 M husband's ma
ternai unci,. Sir Peter Pcckovcr. the great
railway director. rho lives a. No. Tarfie
Gardens. Gornan'ly sqaare-iiai D.. 60 .av.
"a on a sisit there. for George very soon
Got tired - the long w~arisome dinner
parties. ani indeed am sure they were
very bad for his darling stomach; % D.
vent t-cniy miles into the country 20 see
an old schoolfcilov. ciersymsn. Who has
some cKcsii~nt fshinr. and icft poor me all
alone ~i'h his grand relations did not
lie it much. for Sir Peter is verv stiH anl
pompous; Lady Pcckovcr ever so Kind. bat
rather fond of keeping every body 10 order.
and a. for Julia. wiih whom George was 90
anSiou' thar should cultivate an rutiuacy-
vel. ~ have NOT sn idea in common. cx-
ccpt On thc subject - Ncnetian poini-lace
vLich W. both adore.
One reason why I don't Ike Julia t.. TIA,
BE Ia. such dreadfuuy bad opinion of
hcr fciio~-cr~aturcs She thiuks deception
b. the rule. ari sincerity the exception. ard
rrfusss % believe on, thing cNcrpt on ~hat
shc caiis tbe evidence other senses The.
howeser. does not prevent her believing in
spirit rapPing. I uili give sou an instance
of her increiuiify &c appears triGiur. hut
&c leads naturally uP % the story -hich
Ssh to tsu
one DAY Ju'ia ani bah been % o.,
I-on.lon Crystal Palace to buy some u.eies.
hitie ornament or other. and were rctsrn-
iac on 'oof. Ju.f as uc entered Gerrua-lr
sqaarr. ! cried ou'. 90 % Julia. there. na-
tive q India sscsPing a crossing Poor
man. ! ,houlI % ike 20 speak Hi1Ius,ani
90 BIN. and give L'm siSpcncc H1w
cold he must BE-. thi, hifir- Mar,L lay o.
NJ dear chilli returned J.iia. u.tb an
ar oi .1perior ~..'iom. sou ucrc broueht
up in thr couu'ry. vcrc you noi. before yoa
~eut oat % Inaas-
'' Entirely. aas-crcd.
Wen. then. take The bcnsf, of m iv rse-
tropol;hn experience. ani don't -a-~- -oar
'iNp~ncrs on 90 un~orthy an otI-,t u
your sisr~ucc % burning in your pocket.
give q fo mamma for Lcr Iaundrcssrs'
Mut.ai n-ncft Cia5-
90 Bat it voali be- sach fIn talking Il.n-
dlsiani % native in London r'ealcI
.'Yoa wo.ll only D. rncou-a-ing lazlnes.
and vice. saii JuEa severely. -. To.
man. DO rcaiiy rafisr of lads. must te a
iascar. and ought o. have reformed home
vith h.s ship. Blf I don't believe he o.. an
Indian stall lic b. probably a. Iri.br1an -
90 Al In-Lman. nv dear Jula looS a.
lis dress anl his compiex'on.'
' The Effects of walnut iui-r." replied
Mrs Frckoser sterniy. If yo1 werc Co
come behind him unaware. AMI rln a pm
iato BIN (JaHa sa.3 ca. wifh qairr relish.
81 if shc uoa.i really iise to 1o itl. the bad
ia-rahre ~t..h hc woaiI inhTlry make
ase af reail le i1 tte I-..h Ia'e,t.~
JuHa bad dragged mc along ~hie 90
~ere talking. 90 that iy thr time .he tai
spoken this last sentence. we hal rearb-I
bone.
Fo-a vorlcr. there va % dinner party
tIat n.sii. aaI uc ra'.el very r,.s.l-t
AID 1.irt rsrrir- itat is 'o sa-. Sir Peter
d.rci comfortably .a an a-m-chair ~ d.
Ere. vifh an aat,-ma-assar over hi. hral +.
Lady Fr-koscr examined a f,-miIit pie
of r.l-caser,d fralrsmer's leots Tura