Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27

crust with still more wrathful despair. And
that is the end of my romance of the barn.
/ Still, it must be confessed, an old barn is
not without its disadvantages, which the i'm
partial historian must not pass silently by.
1t shakes wonderfully in high wind. You
hardly dare drive nail anywhere, for fear the
whole edihce should rattle down over your
cad. We desired to set up in the loft one Of
DR.. Dio Lewis's jun ping machines but, upon
minute investigation, Halicarnassus said no,
with the first antic we should find ourselves
In the barn-cellar. In short, an old barn, in
an advanced stage OF disintegratiOn, must be
treated as tenderly as a loveress. There
seems to be movement nowadays towards
the introduction of feminine nouns /; so l VEN
ture to make my cOntribution.)
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