Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24


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priest arose, donned dressing gown
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tress called Betty.
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turbing his reverence, which the
mistress did not understand. So he
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cry expostulations, was obliged to
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4. But a little time elapsed ere the
girl was told to put the friar into No,
8. But he was to enjoy no peace
there. Betty was again ordered to
put the friar into No. 8, aud with
tears in her eyes she obeyed. In
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60 to No. II. 1t 80 happened that
the husband of the landlady was
troubled with the green-eyed mon
ster. Going to bed therefore before
his wife, his suspicious were con.
firmed by seeing between his own
sheets a man sound asleep. To
rouse the sleeper and kick him into
the street was the work of a mo.
ment, nor was the mistake explained
until the next day, when the priest
informed the innkeeper what out
RACES had been committed on him,
and he learnt to his amazement that
he had been serving the whole right
as warming-pan.
Dr Singing is a great insti tuition.
It oils the wheels Of care, and sup
plies the place Of sunshine. A man
who sings has a good heart under his
shirt front. Such a man not only
works more willingly, but he works
more constantly. Asinging cobbler
will earn AZ much money again as q
cobbler who gives way to low spirits
and iudigestion. Avaricious men
never sing. The man who attacks
singing throws a stone at hilarity,
and would If he could rob June of its
roses or August ofits meadow lark.
~. Here is the pithiest sermon
ever preached: "Our ingrcss in life
is naked and bare; our progress iu
life is trouble and care; our sgres,
out Of it We know not where; bul
doing well here, ne shall do vel
there l could not tell more b,
prssehiag . year."
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