Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

some things he was very human indeed All
memory Of subsequent kindness seemed to
have passed away, and he only remembered
that once trod on his tail tried to revive
some recollection Of my generous interference
no lIs behalf, but this could only be acco ouplish-
ed by " tipping him lump of sugar. An
other monkey was on board. and greater
contrast than existed between these two can
not eel be imagined The one was lively
ana Jolly as a fire-cracker on the Fourth Of
july, jumping about and swinging his tail
ior want ola hat, in one perpetual iollifcation
But the other-my JOcko that became-was
sul.en and m0r0sc. He seemed to look uuon
every one who approached him as his natural
enemy. and 90 view the world at large as a
great ball of dirt. against which he enter taa /
ed q grudge Of long standing. fone
tempted to do him . kindncs-. he suspected
THAT some sinister motive Law beneath. lie
must have been BETRAYED. | think. IN early
..e The object Of his Young affections. pef-
haI-, took up with some other monkey that
lad q higher roost, and krew where there
We're more bananas and cocoa-nuts. or per-
maps be was an aspIaut for political prefer
ment which was denied him. The theory
that 1t was grief at leaving his native woods
WHICH langled the sweet bells az his TEMPER
SD sadly out oi tune | discrcdit and deny
but whatever may have been the cause the
c'iea was iudispuable Like Byron. he did
not love the world. nor the world him. The
treatment be received from the sailors. per
.aI-, had something TO do with confirming
alm -n DIS m1r1-e views of lie and the etcr-
al uHlmess If things; for i- certainly could
r't a1Haaee TO amiability Of temperament
O. have ptac'3Julcc sluirtcl into his eyes.
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