Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08


more. lie states that a growing yosth
among the ships passengers was IA the
constant habit OF uppcasing his hunger
with soap and eakum between meals In
Palestine he tells Of ants that came eleven
miles 10 spend the summer in the desert
and brought their provisions with them;
yet be shows by hi, description oi the
country that The lcal was an impo'sibilily.
lie mentions o. if It was the most com.
monplace OF matters tha, he Eut n Mos
lem in TWO in LIoad daylight in .Iesusa.
lem. with Godfrey de Houiiiou'- sword,
and wculd have she'd more blood IL hc
Aq8 "a. 9cUoHd of his arm. These
,latempn, are unworthy moment, at
tcnlon. Mr.. Twain or ANY other tor.
egner who did such thing iuJcgusl'cm
would be moJbcd, and would nial.ibly
have lost his lie. But why 90 ON Why
repeat muic OF his audIcious aud eNas
prralina lIlschosd. Let Us close iiltiagiy
with this one: he allirm' "in the mosque
ot - SorhiI aj Con-tan. inople I got my
icci 50 stuck up with complication Of
gums. slime aud general impuIity, that
.rsJe out more Hn. fat5 Hyu>anI yrtt VI
boo' y.cl, getting my boots on that night,
aud even then some Christian hide peeled
OK with them" II is mousuou-. SGCh
statements axe simply lics-lhcrc is no
ether nam Tor them. VIII The reader
lunecr nalye, 10 tie brutal ignorance
,tei prry,,l,. llc American nation when
.,. r.v Li,, tili MO ...,, informed uu,n
cooJ ou,hc,i,v ,b,, ,bi, e>r.,agant
compilation OF al.ehood. This exhaust.
less mine of ,tapendous lies. thi, limo.
cents Abroad" has actually been adopled
Jy the school. and college, OF several OF
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had no dog. \ wiser person would have
kept such q thing disereetly 10 himself.
but with this harmless Creature every
thing comes out. lie hurts his foot in
Iul two thousand Yeas old in exhumed
Pompcii and presently when staring at
one of the cinder.like corpses unearlhed
in The next square, conceyes the idea
that may be is The remains OF the ancient
Street Commissioner. and slraighlway
his horror soltens down to Il sort OF CHR.
py contentment with the condition OF
things In Damascus he visits the well
Of Anauias, three thousand years old,
and is IS surprised and delighted rs
child TO find that the water is "as pure
and fresh rs il the well had been dug
yesterday In the Holy Land he gags
desperately at the hard Arabic and lie.
brew Biblical names, aud finally con.
c.udcs 10 call them Ba.dwnsyillc, vii.
ismsburg, and so on, "jor coHrehieocc
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