The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-06-26

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IisAfteF profdse apologies for Keeping.
me waitings and several conciliatory
fpurishes which his coEkleg seemed 70
get UP indepe ndently Of him, and entirely
On is own account, Mr.. Bernotd said 4
atThis isy0ur size, see BY my books-~a
No. 1893 Hazel '4-taking. one from 9 case
of Heyersl hundreds and o very neateye
1t Is. Shall put you up an off eye for
spare nse27 Thank you, sir. Am doing
pretty well in eyes9 Thank you, yes;5
nothing to complain, Of !, You, would
hardly have thought It No; probably
not LEV persons would, in tact. Yousee
that the triumph of art Is so perfect, one
does not really know who has glass eyes
and who has not.g Seorces Of people, IN
every town, wear them who are never susr
pected of such thing, the illusion is 80
perfect Yours, I am proud to own, ia q
veryIsuecessfhl case There are ethersIio
less 40, Among, thetlist Of persons who
have Obtained respectable .damagesifrpm,
various railway companies for the loss Of
an eye, and even PENSIONS from govern.
ment, I could point to at least q few In.
stanoes in which theseye 90 damaged has
been oneof my, make. No9one has been
the wiser IN fact, only the other day, !,
| was deceived myself a French gentle
man was Introduced. TO me by d friend as
rsquiring an eye. THIS Is his eye, Sir
No. 81 Gray. Well sir, sitter carefully
matching the artificial eye by the real one,
IA directed his attention to, the extreme
| hghtIess Of our Manufacture, and begged
himto hold itlup to the light and observe
its transparehey. .iIf you viii believe me-
!, Sin, that atfgentleman's other eye,IWhich I
4 took for real, was glass, He was blindas a
bst. IneVer knew it till he told me.'g 4
Fsss with renewed apologies, Mr.. Bernotti
'followedthis lega which Heurished off,
down stairs. = Having wished him good
afternoon, ! set out TO prosecute my search
after nv. .wifey0 ~ 70 7otis7 90 4
\ r. & need not detail tie particulaso steps,
by which | sought to carry out lthis pur-
pose but may state that droYe 70 every
metropolitan railway station, and made
lmost careful INQUIRIES. Next day, after
fruitless search, l determined 70 return to
the Waterloo terminus, and endeaver to-
elicit something which might guide me in
fresh Investigations. / found waiting
for me there d telegram 'From Mr.. Tred-
4 gold, ,Slepnfnster to Penuel Crossley, Esq, j,
! London. Come down 1t is all right.
i Laura, Is here skHaA n "a b. ra|Xa
aftI was so thankful But what could
she have meant BY having deceived me,
and for longg't'I thought referring to
aher note. And why should. she have writ
ten me such a note at all, and aroused such
cruel suspiciqns2 There was good deal
TO be explained, at any rate. ,,.s..4 t,yr
isdt returned to Stepminster by next
traing and hurried of % Mr.. Tredgold's
Laura received me at the do6r'in an costa
kcy of delights and was about putting
twenty different questions to her alta time,
to know the reason of her singular con-
duct, wien old Mr.. Tredgoid sad, Wait .
bit. None Of that. Just east your eye
this way; Pen, my boy here's alittle bit
| Of q round ! want You and dlRuEha TO try
over with me elbefore allow word to- be
said about this little mystery. No /; I I'M
sist, he said, seeing.tne about to retnon-
satrsts Pleasure irst' business after
Z "The cloth was laid afof supper, and We
sat round. the table, laRplate in front oi
each Of US, while Mr.. Tredgold handed
Laura and me the notes Of the round,
keeping q copy for himself a. al ,,gsls.
/ i uHu klauNNAH AZ my IBQ14 l AIAt
ready tosink through the floor with NOR
tiieationeaI could not believe my eyes,
eYe,I mean. aG,a sae gdg $50 4she
"s Now, then, . cried Mr.. TEedgold
srnsrtly. ~ Laura begins-one, and two
gai aiIaurabagan blushihg, andih d EoicE
yeygIunlilSe her ,naturallOnes tosihgs 'no
sew ,d5baEato. sHuls EugoB s3F .e8i
! aaaA .NAal1 "a An saa .lasl.,EH loa 2
81 s ! {. ~ 4
a 55E S-s-Easzz
! saisfspsaiO you ah5@ the dlasssy6 Mani 'oi
[ cgjea lu5, doida b 90 - ,b9esHtH
4 ER-S shz1s tSl llzls Zt7-rE--
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e isdoypuknOw hlshame who keeps The shop ID
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= YThis was terrible slbut reflection wa
4 out Of the question, for Mr.. Tredgold, wit
al his stentorisn. bass, immediately begal
: singing, to the same air BY way of reply
{ ,AT@' D yes, knbw the Glass-eye Man
]. 1 a. AsaB neRnatli is bisnameSa 50 II ~
IA He Keeps TIE shop il Regent street.a i
n EaiifH Aud goeea little lame.
II s".But the worst was, the terrible proc
Ol Mr. Eredgold gave that, ha3realiy 90
sd knew the Glass eye Mana forste ahadsn
Il sooner finished. the verse !, than wit
II a. burst Of laughter, he took on
0 his own eye4to my terrible surprisi
}. 1 sglass one-7sanA plaoedg sitHen th
81 plata before him / was almostastnpefe
vi But In a moment, the old gentleman u,
OH covered himself from his chuckles sufl
d eientlY 10 cali out 0hofusif ybuplease
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"a q" Now, said my eccentric father.in.la
eE 7 it's my turn. And he addressed the ]
~ qhirg to ne, to the same tune s,.s4
en- II was forced, very Teluctantly, TO on
liu ID reply, asa had done, that1 certaii
as I'D khoh the iMdividaal feieFfed 10!
ae iEa q Very veil then, he remarked, vi
p. II had tinishedi out with IS ean'lg gen2
sh e yeyy fdrtiyelY / obeyed, and plaS
la- my eye oh the plate before nle, My v
Is eaFe S scream Of latg giiGef, which mt