The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-11
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of1de' smuggling her shoulders. On no. no
longer; my husband gives me not moments
peace. lie cannot bear to leave me alone for
an instant. know he loves me, but he re-
peats the story TOO often, and II pause does
ensue' he thereupon expects me TO oesin' lie
swears some Thousand times day that he
loves me- yea ne seais 1t with the most awful
oaths' ana seems not to be satisfied until
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little game was quite pleasant, but now
Inc iii-fated minister now began TO despair.
lie abandoned his search III the capitol, and
was now determined to try the country. But
despite OF his ZEAL he there, too, did not
sncceed-conid not discover the precious
pearl demanded by tho Caliph. Besides, the
time allotted was nearly at end, and he had
put one more village to explore. When
ABOUT entering II ne observed peasant and
his wiie IN the held. The latter was crying
ALOUD because hef husband had struck her.
Tue siziei separated 'hem' ana saia TO the
man. LII Is hoe rishe mat we shooio render.
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Appearing with his conquest before the
Caliph, the latter said Well, you have
found happy womanP"
Eyes indeed, Sire.
"Oh mighty Calph,' exclaimed the
PEASANTS wife at his feet, " have mercy upon
me miserable"
What is that ~ the Grand Vizier became
frightened, saying, Did you not tell me that
you were happy"
ayes. at home with my husband and
children, from whom you have torn me away.
How is it possible that | should be happy at
this place, SO far away from them?'
''Be at case.' Haroun al Raschid. addressed
his Premier with malicious smile on his
countenance, 81 pardon you; for during
your absence have discovered happy wo-
man even here in Bagdad."
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OLD HrcxoRY.-A correspondent of the
Jackson fMiss.) News tells how Gen. jackson
got his title of Old Hickory. He says he got
the story from Capt. William Allen, near
neighbor of the General, and who messed
with him durino the Creek war D,,r;po tho