Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-01
DECEIVED.
THE INCUMBENT OF BAesHoE

| had Just arrived from Oxford, and
was standing at the book-Sall of the Pad
dington terminus, inquiring for cheap
edition of one Of Levers novels, when a
middle aged man, a clergyman, came up
to the same stall, and asked the bustling
newspaper man, who was busy folding a
bundle of newspapers still wet from the
press, for a secondhand copy of Warbur-
tons Crescent and the Cross. i hardly
knew why, but the face of my fellow
purchaser struck me as q remarkable
one; and being little of an artist, and
about as much of a physiognomist, gave
him a long and studious look He was a
tall, strongly-made clergyman, in high
church costume; collarless coat, Cassock
waistcoat and Roman collar, and there
was deep band of Grape round his hat.
A high wide brow, deeply furrowed by
contemplation; keen, cold, gray eyes; a
close-pressed mouth, and full, bold
chin, indicating an inhexible will, were
the chief points observed, combining
to produce the face Of a man Of strong
sense and determination. For o mis-
sionary Bishop, or a Havelock-allying
the soldier and the man of religion-such
a face seemed to promise every qualifica-
tion. His manner = quiet, self-pos-
sessed, imperturbable-was just what
might have been expected from such a
countenance. AS head of my college,
as my Joione' % 40 .to a. ine hn neaS nf u dangar
as ny uoc'or III 'he ha noui ,id y, Ld hara ha a'
ny plies'; az ney e11a p,enops 80 %
iieveu anu connueS tc ~ suon Iua;naI Z Ia. ID
magne'ic s sens1 VI pomer, s.pm pnyebti; b;m and and
MENTAL, seeniea W paso IN, iii Ill "
'nssan',y oseiJoie I9n my 80 80 sill
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my mor.lncaeion i,ao eao no noae S.,ne EN-,
an9 oniy .he ewo S1o raii no.os ny '"'''
hau SEM ior my .riP " Noi,lWai' ~, Lo,.
1 am so sorryi - saiu " 'ie poon
stan Keeper nave no siiVgr, ,,,i1 anu on, ~,
TWO IzV lo,es, suppose oIu.u nv
take the Dooh anq pay ior II wnen ie
turn from Oornwal ..,n..
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as ne slapped the ualnp papers 'oSesner,
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lou aeeu hot DC ihsoien'' Saiu'
ru.ler -. HT ruiueu ,fi fui.l.,.. a. ..h;. -
I'VE don give credit' s!r' as tiiis es-
taDiishmeh1' aia .a
= fray allow me 70 nave itV the piesasui;1 i;5
Oh paying ior 'ne pooh III queslion, SalJ
my leiiQw purGnaser, stepplns Iomaiu
me. l tnihh I hearu you say YOU "vTe wv
going west-to cornwa,i 90 an i ,"e
are per9rps' gong 10 tne same h1.ei'
! thanked MN, acSeptep ms ON onei, anu ,,.
paa npa'Ieu h'. ,n% m nav % vuns no;n@ nG 20 tbs
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,.a. ha NJ, inoooro and b;s ba
,,.i;oo5 ~ "a' LnS ~ ;nat ,ose on hr tha same
.",,ni' W. I oIILeJ torathar ~ tbe hotel
~ rrovo5 mnst agreeabIa. a tborouch
80 apIoJ III. - of .be wo,IJ f,II of anec-
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91ee qi anI n'.n Ie'y:o W:S..o a Pa.sbot ,bat
,,,aa ns nn nan,aon nd tho eddrasS 5a oave as
mas ..noJ .ae ~ - tSa bo,el ofEce talr,ng onr
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pe:., ,toop ~ III III tra;r
solns " hne'ei ~ oSnnnaj SnV a. 80 - of nv
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nI ,o,YIeu uS W. ,mo l,o;ss po;ss ,votchad him
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as ne wsn. ous VI slfns ',,u sa'u " ~
sen, lhae man was porn ion sS ss'a''s;n n.;,,5
or a ueherai h Mnas Ply sott,- sot aras s' of
snoul9 De res',icITp VII, 10 sI pe.' 01ies ";s
a nlu slllal parlsn. .en, ,J rIoae ,So 1,orld
every 1ne was u I;a. ais lis~s p'''s '"'
"ouiu DC very uiheren''
wentto the theater that night TO see
the last burlesque, as eager Tor London
amusement as an Oxford man who had
been reading hard for his degree might
be pardoned for being. l did not stay
for the last piece, and got back to the
hotel about half-past eleven. 10 wnile
away half an hour strolled into the Dill
hard room near the hotel. There was
rafiish sort OF pseudo-mliitary man mere
playing with friend, little Jew. They
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