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rau 90 fast that b. cou1d not 1c c,n.hs IT,,
ness ass me Nssipie champion took oc:.sisn
quaiuted with many modes Of sdu,ini,,s,,r--
aAter baptism. he evidently hsd never s,uIi.4
srEirlIiug on the wing for, II he had bsns
acquai1ted EHh that Hpde, hs could hay.
brought the bay do1n Ia grouse ahoo.ing "a
The Rev. Robert Aiken. clsssy,a,u Of
tie Church Of England, in Loadon. i. aecus-
ton cd to earnest IrsivA1 work. He and his
Two eous, both OF whom are in holy orde!s,
have la:els been holding speci2i FoS;sA aer-
vice in SEanaeA, OF wl,ica lensthensi Accounts
sppear in the local papers. The ehufrhss hAvs
Leen crowded. ....-.
tor Ezrm2nucl n.ost cordial sdafasa Of COLI
graduation on his occupation Or the city. r.,
fcrring 10 their- "most exceptionally painful
circumstances, and rejoicing 70 ensef upon sho
so:Si to H." @eA' u (D'e' i'sD@' " 49, ~
The agents Of the american Nhls So::s:r
reFG1t that they hare visited, siaoe Asy. ~
aa3, 1873 {or nearlT one in ton. we're destitute OF
the Scriptures. About 2eo, COO families, zap
resentipg 1,G03, col Of psople. bare besn sup
lIit1. in ad1ition to some u, 900 children Az
oshcs individuals. ED over 100 Sabbath and
secular schools
In l.,s LIST report ,lr. Mulier acknovl-
edges the receipt or s., ,3cc5 ,001 SINCE his or
| rhA1 asylum Vas fist opened Nearly 1909
| children or Eru.r-up Persons haya bean
| tan:.Et III ihe v1ticus schools, entirely sup
| ported Ey the institution; moro thao Sc, SOC
| copies Of the Etl.. f1,0oO Na1 Testanlents.
| and atcve GS,Cof' smaller PORTIONS Of the Holy
| Scriptures. in satious languages. haEa been
| tiscu'atea riuca :ho formation Of the i1slitu-
tto.,; !; and sc. COZ, COO tracts and books, Ike
wire in several !auguaces, b1ye been circulat-
| ed. There have been likewise. from the CON-
Nor cement, missionaries assisted By the funds
OF tho Institution. aui Of lxta years moro than
| Ito III number On this object alone 5465. 900
hare been expended from the beginning.
Also 1896 orphans have leea provided for.
COO. have been erected and lifted up for shs
accommodation Of Z, ,050 orphans.
1t wtll ba arememberel that . few weeks ago
Dr. Blackwocd, of ths Established Church Of
England. allowed Dr. Steaoe, Haptiss, to
rEesch for him in his pulpit, after the regular
service had been concluded Blahop Bickat-
steth. OF Npou, tho leading evangelical Bah
! op in the Church. Immediately called Dr.
! Blackwood to account. He defended himself.
| As nothkying broken any lsu: but the Bishop
| rtplitd tt1t The lsg.l authority which he had
coneulted aEreed with hun that auy MIN VINO
preached in d church without tbs Bishops IL
cenee, or any one who Invited him, Vas liable
a. hE-treaker. The Bishop then formally
| forbade him to repeat the 3ct. pr. B,ackwood
| insisted that his oIn Interpretation Of the OBJ
eoiete laws Was correct, and added thas
| whi1e for the present he would obey hla Dish-
op, yet As II test case he might fesl oblixel
again to invite i Disaentor to occupy his
] pulnit.
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il. ,olitieal \ move" he Il enlightened to
,his eject :" Oh! il vas po:u2 ihine a!to-
gether. Mer1ypsht!re IL IN out,anl.nrs
hwinile, srd wanted TO barney Dnll, who isn't
-uch fat AZ he looks; 80, dodginE tho
Pm mitfs GsMcicn. he slowed the question;
snd, though he loSked green, cid the ts!lo1
.roHn tu l,s own dodge"-all which mu,t b.
vs+:ly instructive TO The fo.eign poll:iciaa.
What hope his 5 resident Ffencb1axn to ac-
complain the difficulty Of our ltngu.Ss7
While he is mastering one idiom. anoshsr
rrd another h.s appeared to his utter
ditcona:u1e, and he 'ancs hiu1self fighting
.ssirst strongly running tias OF
slang, which keaps him in candition Of the
soost horeless rerplc1ity- Il thera rea-
eon fer this? Should this be ? likeness
eocner than use recognized vocabulary, in-
vents ono which ta spurious; tdlenesz, dlub1s.
distilled, i!c!!-:s= inls; and 60. according to
tho spsce lett ~ weakness, does tho vice gain
ground. Ignorance uses slang, because ig-
1osancs copies slleasss, which Il tie pascat
Of 81 noc5m.
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4 brooch wnrn by the Countess OF k--hss
recently been the euhject OF conversation in
an cminert company OF polished nobility Who
ara aow t1,les in Paris. Encircled b. twenty
lszuli. and protected by Elats In trout: nay
tc reen-ahat? 4 portrait2 4 lock Of hair?
No. reither tue oue nor the other; but only
fons test pirs wrought together in the form
OF, star. The history Of this singular orna-
Een. l. contained in the following communi-
cstiun The Count K wae, come years
ago. in ais oxn country. suspected OF being
Toe much inclined to politics, and waa, couse-
quent!y. oEe night, without examination Or
further inquiry, torn from the bosom OF bis
family by police ofdcers, conveyed to fot,
ue.e in tlietant part of the country, knd
throw n If to = damp. dark dungeon.
ns.s. weeks, months passed away without
hi. teins b1ougLt to tr,al. The unhappy mhn
eaw hiI1eclf robbed Of every euccor. In Tho
| siiiIle,e Of death ard the darkness Of the
grave he fels not only hia strength failing him.
| angrish took hold upon him. He. who feared
| uot 10 Appear before his judges, nov trembled
before Ainse1f. Conscious OF hia danger. he
enaezyo1ed to ana eomeihins to relieve
| hin.t1f from the double misery Of idle
| rete snd loneliness. and thus prescrse from
lin a terrible insanity. -Four pins which
larrt ned accidentally 70 bo in his coat,
h.a fortunately escaped the notice Of the
tailer. Those we're to be the means OF do
lvefance to bis spirit. He threw the pins
upon the ca1tb, which alone was tho faor d
his gIocmy dungeon, and then employed him
self in steling for them IN the dsrkness
When. after ti1esone aea:ch, be suceeedet
il, fndirg them, he threw then down anew
and 60. again and again, did he renew III
voluntary iaak- Al day long, sitting. lying
OF kueeliag. he CROPPED about With hls har'
until be foucd Tie pins which he lad inter
tion.!5 scattered. This fearful, yet benea-ia'
rsc.tation continued for si1 years. Then, .
l.et. gre1t political event opened sue
denly tl,a doors Of his prison. The Cou1
had iuet scattered biz pins, bnt he would ns
leave hia cel' without taking With him bis Ii
tie irs,runenss Of his own preservation tEo1
dezrair ard z,adnese- H sooa found th.u
in through tbs doorway Of his dungeon. !
the Court related this sad ttosy to the cou'
tess che seized the pins With holy eAgesass
Those crooked, yellow brass pins, vhicn du
ing eix fearful xeara had been scattered Al
i; ! gathered Alternately, had become to her
p-ecions rehce: and NOW, set in : frame
b.iIitants worth Ei0o, as . treasure OF mr
greater value, she wesra them On her boso7
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Landlords will not tintrsin for rent. Cabmfn
m.y Charge what they like panny pies WILL
to1 Tain 1nmr ssetk. Ths railways will not
Iii, stov- ten m:u day. E.'s H'y='A pAaee
will he cpcn OIL Sunday At \ n'n1y h"a ',-nd
With p OF culd 1reland -: als and 3:lSat:
VIII do the proper nlI Mnkt Il Ill Hght
WLa+eye1 they act at mu=is-halls, thsy cer-
tainly sFe1E excellent morality Ea-a aud
the1a ve ind song which tall= Ct other than
merely sentiments, sor.oWs. "Hops for the
Dessr is the title Of very mournfnl ballad,
which d. sc1ibes the au1er1nS5 Of tia artisans
OF London:
Provisions are high, mas w7-es are 1ox.
AID oll kinds of trade arr u ass1d.
When IN want Of a meal TO their useis*s sst| 30,
Istte ca1e OF the Poos wcrtt1snan-
If that il nof4rhy.1e, i. is tsz.h. Il is l1ng
larc, says the chorus, that has no turning,
a1d LET rs hope that the rich will tusa thar
thoughts towzrd tho suffering poor. The au.
thor Of this sonE accepts eoc!etT a it Is, and
se1ss only to improve iss WORKING. It is re-
m,.kable thas s,cislisn and other extreme
opinions are aiuo.t entirely unprecedented il
There is touch Of genuine p,oe1y in the
following: ...
i he star il the East, 'twns once shining bright,
And plenty Of vo;k all around.
Ihe shtp..n t.ass r.. sn l. L. "a so "a PLIGHT n.tHas'
The corcluding lines are foreib!y applicable
sia1sst,on ts s!.sins il. more saan tue swsrd,
l,'s usde Widows and crcnans you'u own:
i The we.hy M Sss monsx o5 eaag soa'
Ths 1uthcr Of The Nan At tho Wheel" :"
must te real poet:
I'm stes1smaa on the bright blue Thames,
Aboard penny boat,
To forge. The true color Of tbs Thames shows
the 's pfriaiukle Mln"is entitled 10 : high
Y1ora sTncuo 1nnts1 fa1rfera Tine lAasnn which
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have always noti*ed when sn individual
haint got the ability tew criticize judiciously
he tiame indieArininattly.
New Ycrk il fast place II = man pulls
out on a phune;a1 procession, just As likely
as lot the vi hole rreces sion, I'D by the hesre
100, will arlke 4 1;40 sai: and leaye hir1 tcw
take their dust.
ambiehun IL like hunger-it obeys no law
bMt itn own arretight.
There il no medicine like 3 good jske-it ia
a silver.e cated pill that froiicks and pl:asiets
on tue Jun.
Beauty II \ morning dream which the break
fast he'll i,nss Ill end ia.
The man who never makes emmy blunders
will never rire in tho eatetm or tha world
abuv the rernta=huu or good guideboanl,
3isku E an entry ov chsri:ys on our worldly
ledger il a sure way tcw hay our whole Aceount
thrown out at the judgement day.
don't wart eunr better prof OF \ gosd bod
carrye- than tew kear another hod-ca1yer ray:
He il cn=esd phool and don't understand
| bis Dizziness
Poverty aud ritchss are Etre imaginative
| distinshnlH. Tho Eaan who csr eat bin bread
and he harry IL certainly Eitcher than be who
| kant eat il nnlcss il il spread with butter.
Fortune il like = mirror, it dent alter men
it only ehoEa them just as they IN
| Dandss are hxbred, : cross between fashio1
plate and an 1upaid taiicr's bill.
! never lneA but ono intdel in mi life. ami
he tad no more courage than h4f-droEnet
kitten tist pulled ors Of a sxiN, ba1reL and a
| afrAid tew die ~ the devil would te II he wR'
allowed tew visit this earth for as,crt sea-o'
to recruit himself.
Al tho rreeeEt ADVANCE " intellectual 70
tiEcment phi1onophy will prove faith to be
farce-ALam rese-this world the work O
An ea1ttquakc-tke Bible tale OF c1edahty-
and tie Almighty nothing more than an hon
oraIv member OF the great co1letlse ov sclenc
and arts. Debt IL tr1p Which a man act
ard batts himself, and then deliberately get
| into.
I,i-staze and Iis1-, shen they crtcr man
hoJt, i1c Ike two lawyers when tac5 under
take fe~ settle hiz Affairs, they coupronia
She matstr By laying out tue patient.
UEe ea<rl way kno os to tiua happiness
NOT b; luteit hole to fit tho psugg.
4 lle IL like rit1o-Hlscetiue, the beet Q
irdStt kan'L tell when i: IL going to bust IN
skater copfushun.
Il 4 kt,kipg COW never lets drive until jist 4
the rail'z full. and seldom misses the marx
It IL ji.1 90 With some mems blunders.
AZ the lint kontainA the spark. unkHow
tew itself, which the steel alone kan make il
. to life. .o adverits often reveal to nd hdde
: gems which prosperity or negligence wou
l forever lay hid
, Meet reopia wen they cum tew Tu for {
VICE, cum tew h1se their own opinyul
+ strengthened. not co1ektcd.
MIN acem 10 nc, nowadays. taw hc tly1tl
! into slew christians aud wide-awake siane1
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Vhashey nnd r1ilk-snna AuuHton'a
Ana1aose-E0F Democrats Only


Fron The cclaushus tea enquirer.
Your paper emily has puaaiehed some in-
ciacrse zrout Thoa- Haxt Benton, and other
distinguished statesmen OF tho past, which do
not arptat In the published records Of them.
Now let me- give you one about "Sam Aous-
ton, ct Te1As.r which has nevas, believe,
met print. He Was contemporary with Mr.
Benton, and hence the notice ia pat. Iha
eecret OF Houston's resignation Of The Cover
uorship Of the State of Tennessee three
days ..fser maE1ing young wife. has
| never been revealed. He did 40, went among
The Indians, aud becarne 4 great Chisf, and
| only rtAppeAred when Texas was struggling
| for indartpdence- Bat to the incident:
In 1882 uoustou, then United States Seu'
atnr, had aspirations 10 the Presidency. Tht
delegates stopping in Washington on thet1
way 10 baltimore (auaouE whom whs your cor
respondent) were invited to meet him 1t hi
rooms at his hotel. On ons Of theee occa
s;onu ecrne ono asked Houston: "Gnnesal
you eay you have beeo = vary hard dEinker
/ how ii II, than, that 4. your present sgo, an
III you haye passed through. you present .
strong and hs]o An appearance7 Are theE
sny WhiEA rresent7" responded tho GonerA
mo" replied the gentleman who bad inte1s:
csfei him. "thero ata rone." "Thep+" ~
. Houstou, al will gro the panscea again
drink for tho benafit Of the <iNinE younE mt
Tho are Democrats; but Ii will ncvor do 4.
~ Whirs 10 learn II. It 10 i quAlt OK mi
, II ea5liEht In the morning, 2fesh. from q
: COW.
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There vas lt.t!c R!rl
Who had N1.ic curl
Right <toun IN the Iai.haIe OF her f2zrhe.'I,
And when she w3a good
She MAS FtSy good.

The osber evening . lady psopounded to
uB the following cpnuod-um What kind Of
rnta.ces a1e moet pornlar among the lAdies E
We E,olesttr remarked that We were not A"are
which species Of potatoeH the fair ser wers
mort fond Of, when the lazy horsieed Us Hlsh
the snsxer, '* Pa1pi-tators."
-Collo1ny between two louisville boot
blacks ~ say'Jack, r. sor be ssh,tnod
ss % ea 1asr orn
retorted Jack al guess this Is good enough
to learn on-"
a xomsn's .usve@ to Mrs. stantca'a
"Whv Not" lecture: Is Oh, because
-" Why Emily, how do you dor" - am
Wedding Inst week Why, I didnt know
you we're married. How did you celebrate IT,"
By marrying blockhsAd-'
"A girry c1ne to Brigham Iorrs With =
pony for fale- Why, Tue beass i hal!
starved" .aId Brigham, running i,l bis htn', T.
rier-' "Tha.'s morn shzp could DO With
yon1s." retoEted the eSFsE.~ Brigham did
not buy that pepy.
An exchange eare: The buckwheaf
cake eeason Is npon US. There Ii uoshla1
nsn acGuainteta With nature. He will got up
At daylight Of epring morning to watch tho
| oeeLiuE hude. and scratch himself"
A rlys1ciau vto is something Of wag
called on culored Baptist minister and pro-
pounded / few p1-zlinE questioEs. "MhJ =
it,'' raid be. .'that you arc not able to do tha
ssrae m1racles that the apoat!es did2 They
wcre protected sgainst possons and all kinda
Ct perile how Is it thlt you are not protoct7d
in the e.me war7" The colored brother re-
spondsd pronptly: Don't knoE about tha:.
Doctor. l '.peetI IL. kaye tooken mighty
sight Of strong medicines 75on Jo1, Doctor
and l ia alive yst-" mn
During the winter Of 1867. Harry Mcs'..
Of Baltimore, while acting in the capacity 0!
commercial tou1ist, i e. drummer, VISITED
Wilmington. y. C., and stopped II osc Of 1hs
.tfirst-class hots!s. At the hraaktsst table
be cave an elaborate order to the Es!sef. and
incfudel IN it - tso aoft-boitsd eggs Ssm5o
xent al to the kitchen, but soor returned
and asked. Mass Dn., d.A =. !o.u T INT dan ,.
want sI thea soft-bolled." :. Ill right, sar,
ard Gu he .rosted again. 10 afsT moment; tent;
persuasive tone, "Mass Boss. you tstseT h3ys
dem eggs scrambled" "What the d. d
vou mean - 1oared Hairy. Well, sAis
Ssmbo. ~ 3I.sH Bos-. I'll tell ron; dem egg
| aint.ve1y freth, and dey1i lc>E btiser sctam
Iled.~ Harry cancelled the order for he'
| fr1,it n into.
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TIT-3ITS,

What is il that Adam never sav. never ro.~
ateeed, ard get he save to esch OF his caH-
drcn The answer Is a.p.rent- ....
The rarieisns prefer cart hor.e to rscc
too turf"
The difference between horse desler and
hcrsc stealsr is not always PRONOUNCED one.
although il tl,ould be.
An aboriginal gentleman. pau1ed Toras-
hawk. is preaching in cau1as. lie Is + Lo.
church mar, Of courre.
An ambitious amsteur once put IN tho
play Of the lady Of Lyons" as comp|,-
n,ertary Testimonial TO himself. 4. she end
Of tie tirst act ha addressed the audience ~
follows: ''I.sdies and gentlemen. with youI
k,ud permission I will conclude tbs evenings
Entertainment by singing I Woule not Ola in
Spring Time, a. 1dna the part OF clas.ie
little too hefty for me.
In his sermon On tho iu1portacce of lit1o
things, Henry Ward Beeehcr says u.ny men
towards osths, saving. '.By Jupiter I" when
they wsnt to sav I" By Jehovah." - Darn it."
when they wsnt to say Damn i'll! =
ewow!~ when they want to ssy - svear!!"
-. a shoemaker" writes that hs is n,t
oniy wiling to e,ve wsman "a, her rights, l,1s
her "rEhts a2d lcfts." Tint il his Last jsko
l l-thoe-scr.
| -Thern wsf. m.ny yeArs sEo, = Lazy
Nsr's Secietv. Quo Of The ..sic!cs Of asr.s>-
rnens tsquisad thst no msn belonging 70 tho
eoeiety should ever be III hurry Nov it
| tarrened On q time thai the yiilsEe doctor
Wa criri,g p',st h,atc through the streets to
visit patient. The members Of the society
eaw him, and Oh his Eetcvn reminded him of
his fast riding ard violation Of tho sn'ea-
Nc, =. all,'' said the doctor a. the truth il,
My horse was determined to SO, and fsst
'' Ve;.i.'ave a. s1 Hore, re- tho sn.af French artiss,
ha. lis hands fall. He Was recently waited
on hy m enthusiastic savau, eln4slv lrarned
in ra!eo.tolcgy and mneic. who wished hin 10
take tketch of 3 specimen Of icythEossaraa
that had fallen into his hands. Ths axtist
refused to look AZ tho pile Ct booos until hia
atteItion WAS attracted By the passionate c1.
e!.n,Ation. "rd-ss! ny fo:s.Lah; !, zee; d., do"
The artint was faul{iar With tho ttAn0
larEusce, and yiesded.
"a filled swain spiteful!y ssys: Eve t's
rot know ~ much as t,e- dacGhtera OK th
] present DAY. Had sheS been in her plsre. n
| stead o: being deceived. tl:ey would have d.
| csived the devil" ...
-Faoo is like = obaved pig with 3 Ernsae.
tail, aE3 it il only after it has alipptd thtous
the hants Of some thousands thai some fsl
low. by good luck, heEds on to il.
a modest young women, eseH1ing At
totel in Hartford, refused 10 sleep in 1Ior
paneled With birdssyc map.s.
The cat loves fish, hE& will not wa2e to ca:c
| thtna.
You cant marry a.rnisa ii you marry
! | widow.
: -"r7ica don4,- ii the th:es ezid 10 theeor
! I stnl.le when he WAS attut to asre=t kim
j Oliver Wendell Holmes cslls kisa list
. inr copecnant. lie should have added, AIS
that it neu1.ly follows H-r4orrnf.
How trae these simple lines ore:
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THE STREET LITERATURE OF
LONDON.


FfpM the Saturday Rsri1r.
Tue cheap literature OF London raceiveH,
pe1h3ps, Ie,<s attention than it deserves. Tha
windows Of smAl shops In narrow ztreats
d.eplay broadshseta Of songs, eAch OF which
Is bold for penny, And contains upward OF
five Thousand liuaa. The humber Of different
broadeheets which exist Is almost incredible,
and although wo may suppose that the sars
essFy s leduetion has boen m.as, the
quantity OF popular songa produced quite
recently il enormous. There il = per-
petual demand for novelties at the music.
halls, ard the eongs which are a7plauded
thc.e arc aftcrxa1d printed On these broad
sheets, Just aa the choice airs OF new opera
are rubiished for use IN dsaslns-rooms. Tho
prevailing taste Of tho frelueurcrs OF music
balls may probably be discovered IL thess
LroadsheetR, which contain stout nine parta
Of tuffoonerr to one part OF sentiment. Soma
Of tho Sentimental eongs which refer to the
siehts ard eourda OF the country must, We
should think, be hardly intelliEib!e to the
sheets. We a1d, for instance. one Of the
Clristy Minssrcss' kungs, - Roaming b5 ths
Sttcamlet." We ultr well woaasr what per
sou born and bred III court o; D1ur; Laas
tlinka OF this:
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charge OF confidential servant, 10 my piOIA-
treated With consideration. md permitted 70
| assccsate With the gentry OF the neigebolbpod.
| On two conditions One is that you wil bear
another nAmc, and call yourssl1 Madame
..dlien; AID the etber is. that you will
neither writa to ve1esllles. nor receive any
letters therefron."
.4You viii cot write to r1c. yourself
No, MT love my letters would have no
intetcst Tor you. for IN them would ceEtain-
" ct mention s 9sS Do nrftsrTs hsu.n sbs name
II caunot tell !; but I think that your ex-
lie m.y last for four or five months.
GOOD heavens! What I'm to do, All
theee months ?"
"Remtmbe1 that you are uodes no re-
suaint. You can visit and b visited you
can draw. and paint, ron Can study and In
prove your nird. You sse under ono re-
s,1;ction only that Of bsing cut ca frou com
municstion With yersAiiles. Nov. II thass
conditions are too onerour, have bat one Il
..Wha. is that ?"
~ rnnst run do Breteul through tn
"Gsod forbid: nu, he viii eis Of s.ist,~
"Uettef clio Of grief than dis bT my hznd
and ruin your reputation, Eugeuie."
: "so bo II then.r sighed the young Ma
ckioness /" Yuu promise mo. On your houol
that an not sent Away foe an indsfnit
l. period =
- ~ pfO[Nl6&Y GU my AVuV1% LuAk 40A 1a@A
Ia return home in-ies mo see-in less than for
~ months" ..
=. Soihe Marchioneealeft Versailles that nigh
= and on the MORROW, de Charnay appeared
{, court and mentioned the tact Of his vito beir
y. - eenously indiercfed- Tho next day abe Vi
M 10 Ecr.e, and The night following, she died.
- Tha Marquis and his household went in de-
"a mourning, and splendid funeral eostege X
o~ fhe Hotel Chx1nAT to carry the body Of t
"a Mncbioness to the family yault come dssssn
nr fr1u ye1tailes. -........,
"s 4 Few days later, de Chatnsy reseivss
N. Viii, OF eoudolepcc fson dc Rseteuil-
+. foYmet. Of course. saw nobody, but he {
sir for his w,fe'e lover more than he had done
,or. suy body elee-he wrote him letter.
his II Vas exceedingly fond OF my wife, =
81 be in bis mi.sive, - but honor, to ME,
81. deener fentinent than the love Of woman.
er: saw. therefore, bear my loss with the Ct
md regret Of man Of mature 2Ee, Hhoee hAf
/ 20 ress had been endangered b. that wh
,e1a would hxye been far heavier blow thHn
rk. death Ct the beloved ooltct- A. for ;
TO however. Fho6c passion Was oeSooo AZ oou
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