, 1873-11-16

I,Ist, Il, TIN original, vhot formed tho tonlo of
I'm Ysysatl4nn with his father In their rarnbloa
thJ,uy!, lin felIe. v]dlo ol1,or hova ~ liz
y.u sys wrro playinv 1narblop, or h1raa.
,1.k,3uy. AftAr Io lal maatorod plato.
tl,wydfJ.p, I}x,uor.hc,u.t and tlto m,,ro orohhoi
f,y.sb ,,xesir,. In t,ot nm Latin, auh, havno
q g1us lb,a,yyb" Inst lat,t,,aao in thu aano
tjtpyp,yt, mauue,. Lp ras tnyoig1cd into din.
oa.eivx with I'm father on 1ouio, T1,o dln]eo,oa
~ A,ixtAts f9f,op} Tho croundvork Of thla
}utl,rE tf ljtx ed,lc4ttDu hut other authors wore
y7,s uaatllanatlcs wore introduced
mud ,ayysnty] ~ far ~ tho calculus, whore for
ths tfxt Tins hs stutoI,'cd. Political economy
naa lb.,, taken M in tho form Of tlfHcussiona:
hi w4xt, TIM ty and lfs fa.lor, which tho former.
rsa fyt,,tys+1 " c,,nYnIt to writing from memory
NJ what hts fashnr l.ni ssid. Tho "Elo.
,ueDta u Political Economy" by Jamoa,
Mjlj. veyS aba ryodnct Of tleYe conversations.
During A1I t|.ls tifno youug ht!ll waa scdulously
khps fsnn TIM cnnpnr,y Of othor boys-on ao-'
cot1nt u thnjr c0rrupltng influence his father
t'tal hn r9ehehAed ANY Intellectual advantages
ovor otI.ar t,oyy II }lo should eyor discover that
bo pounensod rucl ulysntsgen, 10 was % to ~ uuJor-,
stand that they waro tho roao1t Of no natural
gfts, but vero nolctv duo to Tho fact that ho bad
\ 1athor capable OF giving him superior In,
struotion, and willing to doyote himso1f to
INV ~ oD!oo.' 1ho aatobloBrarhy leaves upon
tho mind Of tho roador m impression that Jamcst.
n.ra,a.,. -. nsa s.e~S ouoAs a',a1 ''soAcosuat
strength, OF thorough conBcionttouanc8B, and
complete devotion to tho public volfaro AZ be
uudontool it, but nevertheless Of rnoat nrid anil
Bahara-liko mental and moral oopstttttinn-thn
product of modern rat;onnlian, urafto5 rno,
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1ooton tieoot'e aI'su'-'ono Ano4 anu DaYla
.,n ,,,,r,e ,1,..,rnr,,,,,r ~, .x1,,u
M" MILLS hEAsonEaESr OF H3a6ELf.
sory oxamnaton Of 40 o'o or
~ a' =. 10y. 80 "osA as
s undor az '1o
litjcal rconnmv 1;bcrtv 1'anrosortat;so nau au
ernmont noT
and pubished. Mr.. nr,ll's ostimoto ~ himaa,f
sccords noarlr vh tot ~ a,t .,
minds who hnyo mado themselves fami1far with
h,a wrttinoa ITo ~ snoars ~ ,,,r1aa,f ~ haa. h'.
Wa HIlsluBe' do speaks OF Al1naeif as hoat
qualified to be m interpreter of orpinn1 tl,tnknrs
-, ..,a o-N- A '0o e'0"s'
orona hmSS n m ~ ny p3moaa a Gs ~
aphyaica and tho heorec principles Of political econ-
omy .na M ponsss, but thought Myse much superior 70
ioarn from eyerybody az found harsI]y anv mn o
made such point Of examining what sal in de-
coDFHtt0O flint thoyru {,nrr
might bo subatratun Of truth Underneath them, md
s1 u any ;g sass The Of wh4t ac ihe
Sequence, married. ts out as aphero Of ussfulness IN
which was under spooial obligation to make myself
acts7e.
49, SOCIAL LIFE.
tol]s In a somewhat sarcastic parscrnnh.
1aaa-., .oo,at,, -. ,,a,r n"r.,as a F., r,a,,
5nsng ~ n .o a. ~ a "n , ~ Is so
It IT, that il Kept up for my reason rathor han tho
on Which opinions differ being considered ill-bred.
anu tao nasiona deficiency IN Hyei!ness and eocia.
o. o'y nnyinR proyGnteo sho GaiiFaton 81 thc nrs
French tsn 1ast conurv m ,,c mnen o1cc,o t1o
to those who a1o not at tho TOP Of tho roo to on
little higher in 1t who to those already at tha top
It Is chiefly acomplianeo With custom and with tho
OF any ona yor1 common IN @ oIaer IN hoagas Or aesn
h na 10 srams,v un 9nd ms. e
pe ID tic prcsent day of our rcnlly htgh claps Of n
slse s1s !ds!F contrast w, 4 .na :9es
from It altogether. go
ula WIFE,
Wo hayo space only to rotor to ono more
will nrobnblv be Of 1nont interest to tho public.
.h,s r,,,t,ona to tho woman for wbom In c1o;ma
,', 4os 1.,n w. ~ ~. "- ~ e".. 49,
wv taon'a4 nst4'pa1oa " eAHAopuHto' Ano 'ao
ouaintod With sIra. Taylor % Whom ho wna % 25 vear,
| - 49,, -, a. 49,. ~ -,
OF Rgot anu sno ~. 1no WAS tnen, uo says.
! known " Us beauty md wit, with all air Of nat
,,ro, dtat;ncton falt hv MI vho onnroac1,cd har ii,
| 49,. 4 ~. - 80 "ne ~ 49,
| What she and he might hnve booa to each other
| ii they had mot botura she became tho wife
| Of another NAV bo ifnagined from tho
extraordinarr influence which tGoy lad over each
other.hor influence over him being such, ho
tells us, that nearly all ho oyor did subsequently
WINS duo to her. while his influence over hor
| was such TINT sho abandoned hcr husband aoy-
/ era years before his death in order to DO nearer
fn fho31n Yt1t in, fr1n rnlnfi0n
Ills narrative Of this episode, If my ywhere, wo
find sttpprossio uc,i, to mar tho general clar-
actor of tIe autobiography. He tolls us TINT ara.
Taylor cherished for her husband high
day Of his deatl,. Yot he tolls us, also, that sho
| Aenaratod horself from him and retired with ono
child to secluded place in the country, and that
ho was her frequent visitor during this poriod,
nAlthough," lo says, tive did not cousider tho
ordinances OF society b!nding on subject go
! entirely personal, We DID feel bound that our