, 1874-10-11

t.,n s - 49,. .ne mountains through the summs ~ y
49, 10: nfs. earae 'ato contac: With e@a:, e.,
s!osnnS "1th more practical peon1s ,ssT ~
: tnng OF Ills own ODD ways mi not;a: 'os: sses
oos1sd himself With his pencil rhsa a' aaQh
ing the cattle, and his sketches o-aA su not ND
"a his nature expanded. And no~ s:sesa
o.. .. grace aud beauty chased away ttnn ~ :! tsss
Tue shado"y image Of tho Hu,i.r .'.a ~, a.s '<s,
iottn he tasked his hand to draw H. ~ y, "ene>
5ello"-aa'fed Rsgnhld. the only cb;,S M s'ast1a
ooss' hagnhlld vas q 1T m.ta ~ - u l.s..
1or' though she Vas far above hin, stana'.~ ~
her he2rt Vas a. simple and nn..1a., @ztkz
ana their love for each other. fro+a =, u BIZ
ntns' Eas equally pure and aaldin. ;. w oeta.
bio presumption for Gunnar to aspi,.tsn - "t.eca.
who. from her babyhood, had been hsaa
nes COUSIN LOIS. G coarse-b.oxed but fn1,as
'ad' "hose estates, when he REACHED mss@
would match hers in extent aad V,,a. .aatea
"ltastand1ng, Gunnar did aspire md 49, q n.
ahd' when it had been proved By u.n,t,;.s tss1a,
n7 was tho best daacer, and swiftest H.. tA's's
and Sweetest ster-ainger in tha ,ho,.
and that. in all the tasks and the sports
way youth. ho excslled the stronore+ ~
agile; and, moreover, when he b,a uatss
medal for the best painting on erh;h;s s@a II
three years study at the Academy Of I-;'.as
distant capital, he Was rewarded Nth IN. 10y. q.
hasnhlld' which the proud 1ngeboro bs,,.1. 4,a
sto"ed On him, remembering, It u. ~ r.
1nent' no" her own life had bean b|;sbs..ss
cause difference in rank had prcvopted h..
with the man she truly loved Tbe ,to.~:1a Ia
simple and homely. The incidents A.. I've I's9
common ce,-just thoze that hapnen s5 o.as5
over again in every rustic Community il W."
but they arc picturesque, and h.re Il. -.
ing charm OF truth. e49 u
Antony BFade is the hero Of St, B,rtbo,o,.. :.
school, IN Easthana. An impenstr.b,. rn...4
surrounds bis antecsdents. He is III, "a, ~,
body knows whom, aud couea firm, ~, =
Enows where. He is we'll dressed. vstl.m,.
ed, and plenty OF money is Forthcoming I'm, II.
guardian to meet all his liabilities, III. :; u.
striking pecnlarity about him IL, th.t ba NJ ~
GRADES all inquiries into his past histo,1 ~
ac6ool-m2tes do not trouble themselves ,..1
about the enigma: but tho gosaips Ct tba tx,.
mud the best people Of the town see.n toi,;n.
most impudent gossips- -1aake it thu chlaf h.i.I
thought and convenaation. Repeated abspr III
frult!ess Efforts ara mado by one md sno,h,bt,
discover Antony's nationality, and hor h;,h t.
his rank as noblenan; for, By COMMON ouo ,a.t
no ia held to be . foreigner, aud Il ft.bt
Duke OF Prince. It turns cut in shs ead IN.
is An orphan, the heir to considerable nm i,,tr
aud the nephew OF ridiculous 1ahvom.n ,ss
contrlFesa1 the mystoz? shout him IN onds7t pnn,
caalhis Hibornian descent The absurd eonc h.h,
ID in keeping With the absurd adventure, e,uL
ping out all along through tbs sto1y. II mi
no air Of likelihood about any part OF it. Il sbou
are very dull boys indeed. Neither Ia srs..
tempts ut fun nor at nit seem in the lesst Ae,.,
And their seniors, mho ere brought IN - ,tsd,
ants, aye, in ths maln, too amall-uini Ii b
prove agreeable company.
The two neat, pretty vclumes p.u;r,
tho Reries Of "Littlo Chs4;cs,n con hin
selection from tho most popular sto1a
in our literature. The drs. numb II; e.
titled Exile" includes ''Ethan Bro id.h
Hawthorne; 1.-THE MAn III aout,
Country" by E. E. Hale; "Tho 0utc rts d
Poker Flat." By Bret Harte; 'tFlight laTu
ar Tribe ~ BY Thomas Do Quincy; IL Gehn
/ Worlhouse," BY James Greenwood; II d"Th
'wans Of Lie" by Gerald Griffin. Tba second
fansos nnaor the name 1nt@a1 r 't4a
i Dol"ef' roe, DICKENS, De Qn1nee i hF
1ofne' Ha1r4es prescott sponord and Esoeez
1aro1n% oa71s- Ina Idea Of <gessn r. sA'4
t1eno spec'nens OF nct'on' anu lnclon ns san
] cheap and convenient coya1s, Is az 1od gA
hey are no less perfect works Of art teasX
,eir dimensions are email, and they car lbar.+
1ea ut single ntt'ng. Their brew tn ~
their chief merits, ao7ptlng them tiW!S
'la rushing aRe' In which people ar gad u
Ike their novels rs they do most othor Asaf1A
! homeopathic dosea-. ,>.|
Il Jules Verne, having taken his I, ie.dmh
le moon, 10 tho centre OF the earth. fadssta
sas. srouno tho world III eighty aJA ~
trough multitude Of similar impoaa;I Ae t,a1s
ndes impossible circumstances, has i slfh, b.
snee Lis jaded imagination could lot astts
oment suggest any 1urther m'raculos aoa oa'
'.ainablo regiona to traverse, stepps With biz
AIN OF followers on board tho sseas aer dfe@
sstesa' ana IN manner snbdued ~ nasoa-
'e' 1or n1m' n1aao tho voyage hom sotops. 70
'Re:ac@. ho las crowded the HP al q ao-
but, for tho reason th.t i icy d. not
artlngsy transcend the limits Of pl ,obahItr,
ey seom t2uae compared With <oa % ne II
spiced his Journeys With. u. Tes1a
ID taught us TO expect, when "a tEaFel s11anta
@ most stimulating sensatlons' and n''As
ese, nc sit cold and passionless rhil b 90.
ros I'M scenes of onlv xrara1a tntAns ty. Il
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