, 1866-12-30
TIE STORY OF THE nose,
Ono Of NJ. Laboulayess New I,
: At0Yte4.

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At DEWITT in the ncishborhood OF ps.
there once lived n rich mud whimaira, X
farmer, who had besutifnl dauvhfer. n
that time twenty five thousand, ofteu NslsX
In the direction Of DEWITT, and more IN
one OF them offered to follow the p!o1 n
hopes of becoming the son in-1a Of n
farmer. The first condition that the -
ming peasant set on each new seRyan: III
this ~ engage you," he would say, -
say once that you are not satisfied, | vii f
otf the end IT your nose. give you III ~ +
ripht upou me-" hr added, laughing, - s
be did as be said. Prague wa5 {.
s1ndents With the end oftheiT nose clo-:
which did not prevent IN ugly scar .:c :.
less, bad Jokes. To rctuFn from IT, ,,ft
disfGurcd and ridSsu1ed was well cal. s...t
to cool the warEes. passion.
4 yonns man by the uamc Of CoEand4, /
wbnt ungainly IN nleVner. but cool, ...-t1
Ard cunning, which are not bad aids it s,I4
ing ones fortune, took !: in his ht~d ~
the adventure. The tE.mer receive: ::
With his ususl good natu7., and, the 49,
made, sent him to the tisad TO wo7:
byeakfaas time the other SERVANTS were. e.,;.s
At dinner 1t was the same- Corand: =.
himself no trouble about it. Ise wcaIt \.
house, ~ d while the farmers 51iet wIssS
ing the chickens, unlocked a. e.: =
ham from the kitchen raf:ers, t~.k a al
Loaf from the cupboard, and wta, h4sS::
the fields to dine md take a nap.
'tAre you satisfied - cried OFT the G.-4.4
when be returned at night.
"Pcyfect1y satisfied said Corsud::,, I'll
have dined bitter than you haye.'' II
At that instant tbs farmers wifi. AL
rushing IL. crying that ler ham WAS .,ss
Corarda laughed and the Lrmsr ts.eiI
IA ham Is only ham" answered hi, ,,,.
ter. "Such tri1er does not t7oubs. me-
But after that time 1e took good care rst \,
leave the student astfne-.
Sunday came. Tbn farmer ami h;S VIZ.
seated themselves 10 the wagon Ii "a 4,
church, saying to Cornada, "1t is -Four b.s.
uess to cook the dinner Cut mp the p;tc:. j,
meat you see yonder, wish onloas. carroi-,
grther In the great pot over the ki:sas.
every wall" answered CoFanda-
There was little pc! dog At tie i'm
house By the ZANE of Parsley Co7a:is;a III.
cd him, skinned him. cut him up will ID.
meat and vegetables, and put the wA:;: 10
boil over The kitchen tire. When the i'm.
but, alas she saw nothing Int . big;
akin hanging by the AinGow-
whist have you dones'' said she !, L.;
rsnda.
..What sou ordered ME, mistress, ls.r,
boiled the meat. onions, carrots and k@..,
and Parsloy in the har>:ain:"
Wicked wretch - cried the far,:e.. - !
you the heart to kill the innocent s:e..;;,::
That was the jov Of the housc:''
Are You not satisteds' said Ctt:eu
taking his kni!e from his pocket.
~ did not say that," retusuei the lsra :.
"a dead dog Is nothing but dead deg
but he sighed
vent to market- Fearing their terrible s--.
vant, they said to him, - Stay ut houc, I'D
do exactly Whist you see others do.''
"ycry WE'LL" said Coranda.
There was an old shed in the yard, II
roof Of which VAS falling to pieces Tx
carpenters came to repair tt, and began. 81
usual, by tearing down thu roof. Eu,4.5.
house, which wss quite new. Shingles, .,;.
rails, and tiles, he tore off every thius. AZ
scattered them Ill to the winds When It.
farmer returned, the house WAS orea tu 1t:
SKY .-,.,-.
you played me?7'
II have obeyed Sou, MASTER" answers
Colanda, "You told me to TO exactly VII.
saw others do. Are you not satisfied r
Aud he took ont his Hiie-
Satisfied - returned the farmer; "wh
should not be satisfied! A few shin.'.
more OF less will not ruin u1e-'' Bas
sighed.
Night cane, and the farmer and bis vi!
] eaid to each other it IVES high time to ge: ri
| OF this fncaruate demon IA is always tt
| casc with sensible people, they never ii
| anything without consulting their dan.h,e
| it l'eiuE The custom In Bohemia to think ita
children always hayo more Hit than tbeiz p.
| rents.
IS Father said Helen, 81 viii hide in It
Ike thu cuckoo. You can tell CosAnIa III
tnc year is u}s, sipce the cuckoo IL siA,;in.
| ray him and send him away"
Early in the Motniog the plaintiye cry
the CUCKOO wus heard through the ns!!
The farmer seemed surprised. We'll. III
Icy. sprtEg as Is IS cGE.s," &c., said h;- ..D0 .
| f"u. md we will part good friends"
| "a cuckno!'' said t0randa; that IL
bird which have atwaSs wanted to sec''
lie 1an 10 The tree 1ud shook 1t with ali h
might, hen behold u Young girl fei. fru
| the branches. fortunately more frightc:ls
| than hurt.
william - cried the farn,cr.
Are you nut satisfied ~ said Corand
oEenin. lis knife.
Wretch! yoa Ill. my daughter, and 81
| think that [ ought 10 br satisfied. a
i.rious. our, T, 1nl,esone, If YOU would not die
y will go when hhye cut Oft your pose
said Coranda: Il have kept my word;
'sstopl' cried tho farmer, putting his hal
lefote his face you Will surely LET me :
| dce1u my nose.
y. depends on what You ofIer." said c
.'Mill you take ten sheep for it,"