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Consulado Britanjco.

La correspondence sierra este Ooasulado 10
dias aiCuientaa.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
DAVID DANOUNA.
roI TIE USE OF THOSE WHO WILL NOT RE At THE
PAINS OF READING "DANIEL DERONDA."
From Tie Examiner.

From Tie Examiner.
Geraldine HartOpp was considered by the
eyot.ric o. be gil OF a striEinr beauty. The truth
known TO the esOterc few was that there was certain
hydrOstatie force in her aspect which compelled eJucr
admiration or hate, and had been known TO draw tears
OF envy She pawned her necklace at Badtn baue1 io
pay gambling debt aud next day il was returned to
her with mysterious note, which she associated WIN a
mysterious stranger who had watched her Win some
contempt in his hooked nose as she played Alter hs
her family was ruined.
Courteb0tte was immensely rich, and descended from
line of kings He sat at breakfast with his hangerou
Push whom he fed alternately with the dogs VINO
ossuade COurteb0tte from proposing 10 Geraldine, Du
received for kick and an oath III an inward
voice.
Geraldine finding that she could not the stage.
resolved TO marry CourtebOtte, who had several othe
establishments.
While Damouna exploring synagogue, an ancient
jew plUckcd him by the coat and said, LOOK here ma
tear. you're one Of us
This made Dam0una think and hold himself up by the
coat collar, a iavorite action OF his He then puliod
Jewish grl OF river ana became acquainted with Il
cOnsumptIye Hebrew who wrote poetry and addressed
DamOuna rs his brother.
Courtehottes high breeding out in his habit Of
beating Ills WIFE, and swearing al hef IN lis inward voice
DaIuouna met his hitherto unknown mother, who was
lew sh opera singer - help me- hC cried IN CCst.
:" always thought was jew"
Geraldine never quite surc whether she helped her
husband 10 drown not DdnOuua advised her 10 Keep
II dark but did not propose 10 marry her IT - no mat
teI," sAe said 81 shall be better woman Tor all you
have said 10 me" "Shallabaah" sad DIuouua.
the After this he married tue Little Jcwcss e had
pulled out OF the river.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE THEORY OF COLOR IN IT'S RELATION TO To i AKt
AND ART-INDUsTRY. by Dr. WItHEJ@ 'oN Pt51g PtlUsG -
Translated by 5. H. koElEh s'o. pI' "a L. ii'De ~
Co. Boston.
This excellent volume is an illustration Oh
,he couplet OF Leonardo da Nmc which the author nae
taken for his motto First study science and then iO-
lows the practice born o. that science" Dr. Won Bezod
a. an estapished authority the laws Of Eight; ana III
the application OF his knowledge TO color Which Is
eauay a science and sense, he shows bOt Jhc eA'''
ness and the thoroughness which could never belong 70
ppy empirical treatment Of the subject Commencing
viii an expanaton Of the nature Of light, and the phe-
pomeua by which color is produced, he gradual! ao
yances from principles TO practical results az lne ael
affect ali forms Of art. His exposition OF the Weoy "a
contrast IN colors is particularly full and vauaDe; Ou'
there is 10 portion Of the work which VIII not nS' '
no less than entertain, the large class OF PtIsoi
sense Is either deficient or uncuuNated' IHe
t e eve in color is very like that Of the ear IN music
but the latter art from obvious reasons n's 'oe n'
deve,oped into science, in advance OF the study oi IT'S
,,,iucir,es Color in spite OF the discoveries
of Nevton and the ingenious theories Of Goethe has
hardly rested upou solid foundation law until snce the
investigations Of Hcmhoz-that is, within the last %
wears The discovery that cO0rs are produced Dy dnei
ont updpotop in the waves Of light gayea new impetus
10 the study The field Of speculation has been
greatly limited, and the time has'at last come "uoe ,ie
Science Is the practical handmaid Of the Art Ia ''S
respect Dr. won Bezods work is one OF the most lII
ant Of the recent contributions to knowledge 1t SUP
mics am actual and pressing need less, perhaps to the
artist whose instinct Of color fine and finely dscpuneu
tbon 10 the architect the decorator and the ny VINO
wishes 10 understand snd integcnty enjoy An INTRO
dpcop and notes by Prof. Edward G. Pickering Of Tie
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology ana caciuly
,repared index add TO the eryccaOle character Of the
work The Illustrations, from Prangs coloIress, are
extremely brilliant and beautiful.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

THE ANATOMY OF TIE HEAD. Ry THOMAS DWIGHT
M b. PIP l56. Hurd * housA'oh
I'm This purely technical treatise, the author
has aimed 10 give complete exposition OF the anatomy
OF the head as IL is found in the living subject He hs
confined himself 10 the structure Of the head as whole
without making use of the researches of histology or
describing the smaller details which belong to the pro
vince of the specialist Ia the execution ~ ms plan ne
has found tie study Of sections OF great vaIne
which present views that he obtained IN no other
Uav and which, due allowance being made for changes
by death must necessarily he accurate representations
OF nature Dr. Dwight ndulscs in 10 theories concern
lnc the principle On which the brain exercises hs
functions minute knowledge Of the arrlHg' mcht
of the hbcrs he holds TO be less unproh@hle than
tuat of the muscular fbcTs OF The heart Wonlo
have been before the discovery Of the circulation
Althourh il is probable. he aUns. that large brain
accompanies more mental power than small one, 10 IS
shown by careful statistical tables that tue brains o
many DISTINGUISHED men comparatively Erit, ana
those of many obscure men very heavy. Nor Is II
certain TO how great extent the size OF the brain may
depend on that OF the body. In point OF literary eAccu-
ton The volume compares very iayoraby with the aver
age run OF Physiological anatomical uealses. Tie
writer tells what he Knows IL not al that he knows, n
few words His statements precise, ce-cui, lucid
and complete Although OF little interest TO the general
reader his work is euinenty adapted 10 the wants OF
the scientific student By its simplicity, brevy and close
adherence to its subject.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

THE JUDGMENT OF JERUSALEM. BY the rev WA
PATTON ID. -. limo "a. 2Sl Robert Garter g bo'u'is
DR.. Patton has confined himself closely to
his subject so far rs his presentation OF the prophecies
relating t. Jerusalem and the cOlldtIng Of historical
facts necessary their yerication are concerned c
hasevdenty gathered Lis material viii great care, and
arranged il with the c0mpaetLess which We should eA
pect from one whose object is 10 prove clearly What De
would have equally believed without any other proof
Than is incidentally furnished by JOscphUs. Hence las
style is pocmca rather than hstorca lac states, but
does not discuss The intensity Of his convection some
times leads him to attach undue importance 10 Inc n"r
features Of the prophecies to 20 LITTLE out o his way
in order to account for every portion OF them He Woun
have done better also, to avoid much comment and
application which to presuppcse lack OF neI-
eence in the devout reader. TIE volume however con-
tains all the existing data in relation 10 the subject ana
VIII doubtless fulfill the purpose Tor winch il was written
HISTORY OF FRANCE FOR JUNIOR CLASSES. Ry
SUTHERLAND MLAHLs lOnO. PP' S-o' u J. ~'1i'''' s.
Sons.
Considering the brief space into which TINS
history is compressed the author has managed TO pre-
serve fair Of picturesque narrative, aud thus 10
prevent il from sinking into tie character OF bare cat
logue of events. Many details must of necessity De
omitted ana many Others SIMPLY named; hat the con
meeting links between the different periods carefully
retained and every important passage ia French history
IS adequately outlined map aud historical tables are
added and an index makes the htte volume very con-
ycnieut fUr reference
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
nlarble ano Slate Mantcls.

MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANIEl.S
W at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; al,o Monument,
Ueadstoes Plumbers Furniture slabs Marble Counters
and Tiling. KLABER, l5l & l36 East lothst h, tse
ID HAND 81 West 33d-St, near broadway,
manufacturer of Plaster CeBerpeces and Bracket now
designs largest assortment In the cry; catIdy
cke and sent parts OF the country at the lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

For Both SeXec-CitY.
4 MERICAN KINDEHGABTEN.- I7t''
~ wear Will begin MONDAY, oct 2. 40 - issl 1919.
All the Froebel ideas adaTtoJ 90 American wants
An curely fet % Materials, cheap and beautiful Dr.
ranged by manufactured ony Tor Miss coe schoosond
families supplied.
Many primary SCHOOLS n various parts of The country are
Normal Glass FOR mole-s and eacsrs every Afternoon
TIE demand lor the American hut'IEareu system d.
taught by Miss Coo is increasing ai.ay.
MISS MCDONALD. .......-. .-,,....
From Naiufo, 5e- l.nadVay. Room 81. ,. -
abS SIi IN sa5lnac Van pGos viii be received sept
V'IE MODEL KINDERGAR1 and Inter
mediate sid Advanced giay' q Mrs D. liN ,s.iol.LIL
33dss ~iI reopen Oct 3. ana tc- normal lrlI-
ing school tor kindergarten Teachers ON Nov2
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 \ excellent home, with suitable instruction,
~ iorsix boys -tockbritge, N..s. Rev DC "" LiIAhb
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-MiitaIyB Board
~ ing school White Plains, ~ " trn,p".,n ,n. H. WILLIE.
4 BOARDING-SCHOJL for - BOYS
chester Co. y. y o. WiTTHHor STARR A ". Principal.
A PERSONAL examination of Crotou-on-the-
NJ FTneS HS NJ sera 5s i''o aeaoa 70 comma English
Experience 20 years. Bmiue aut elegant Ho1us tr
7acrgs.
4 VERY desirable HOME for Americans
nS S,c SG,e 10 Ses @ ples sIs liyaG % an r Fng a.e % E %
ly Nj ERNEsf H. COLElIDGt, NJ. A., Eani9 college
enccs IN England snd America II required.
BURLINGTON COLLEGE, n. J.-ClassIca,
ID scientific. and Military school tor Boys.
DOARDING-SCHOOL at Cannou's Station,
ID Onn-EAcelleut advantages At Reasonable forms
II. J.. BROWN, Principal.
EheSter Valley Academia Boarding School
y for -DOWmngtOn, Penn; limited IN humber Boys
have home comforts and careful training easy OF access
500 10 $500 year. r. DOnleavy Long, An Principal
HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester
Mass prepares ITS graduates for commanding positions
and scientihe pursuits C. b. MEIcALi, An supt
IRVING INSTITUTE Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
military; extras -four resident Instructors Is board
ing pupis Circulars at THOMAS KIRK ATRICKS, $50
Broadway, or address AKMAGNAC q ROWE. Principals
KEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN Saugertles N Y
School reopens Sept il. For fun information address
FREDERICK THOMPSON. Principal.
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
a For circulars address the Principals Col CHARLES J.
WRIGHT. A n. ROBERT DONALD. a. II
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
New i1nbIitlticEs.

MAY AGNES FLENING's NEW NOVEL.
Iesd, this week KATE DANTON. intensely Interesting
novel by A3v Agnes Fleming luLof "l 'ul f"H4s-
courts Wife" " a Wonderful Nolual,' yr
G.. W. CARLETON a CO., Publishers.
CHEAPEST Book Store III the World.
~ lG7 SO iau"Ous books almost given away.
Catalogue No. A. free Send aialLl. .
IEGGAT BROS. Brcbnaust.. Opposite new Fostoihce'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Dcallsirn

SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS /:
~ mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges lsactlOn
DR. r. G.. WAIT, No. 45 East 23d-st., near
IL Madi-0nave r. The only frscass DENTIST In the city
Who performs every Kind dental operation at low popular
prices Beautiful Rose Pearl SETS sl5 40 500 beet Rubber
$40 Gold Paiina so 10 S45. Teeth plugged In
superior from - upward Can and examine Refer
ences: crosby Drs Ramsey, Budd Weir. Gohrst
JauvTin, Baldwin, and Lowe.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Co rchom il Nlan Concerl

WOMAN wants a lady to take child OF
n two ytIs Of 90 board al Aci OAu nome. Apply -oV
Avenue E second floor front.
EOR SALE-ln Greenwood. Il oi full lot,
I uslo,ed; price 500. b. W. fHuMFS0E, ~ bry-st.-
BOLlCY HOLDERS IN THE
NEW-YoRK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
can learn interesting and confidential information I'm
ror; lu; en- concerning ts Company 10y sending their
utie .ress number policies, and amounts Of insurance
"a INVESTIGATOR
Lock Box 4,4T5 New-lork City PO5i-oAice.
WrOECESTER STOLEN TREES.-Trial
ooIu- days Ny counsel SAWS II will BE- nelecty
slic 10. you aIpeas. VIII pay expenses II. =. g
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Gluliuc,D.

NTBLIE TLMaN of Paris Gate MichpND
vi o4tr unique and elegant assortment o. finest
MifIINlI.Y. WIN constant renewals ur. arrival.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
tUinlcr Resorts.

rgvHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
B,haIna Islands now open r. J. PORTER Proprietor.
oct and NON.L For ull lnioI
f.ii.or. apply to JAMES lIDGEK"OOD Co. 7jo Broad
way. New York.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
furniture.
Rnelncse Chnnces.
pcnrn al0 Rooms.

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4T1ag EAST I5TH-sT-pleasanf ROOMS,
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DONED-~Ill> a. ROOMS lur tHm'il.s,
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gwen. ..-o ,,0r eoor r1ara-.
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nom sus'.a ior e.-lra.a, villa t'ar- r.'r.a''' 'E-
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Pnard and Roons Wanted.

NJ-tIu ttIINI IsOJIII' 8FtF4I0OV
4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE wish sunny
a ROOM and Gre with bTl at ~ to SO per week
between l-th ana 4utists. 4th and 9th ayes Address
-tiuur particulars. l. g. wAKREN, Box 80 Tribune ONCE
4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE require a sit
iul ruom with CRATE tr- and bedroom attached, with
VsIyHt thl, On strictly private family for The Winter
months Ffhaye, brtNee l4th and 4Jth ss references
rkrptugti Address ALPHA. Boa B. Tribune once sauhg
terms
4 CENT EMAN and WIFE wish a FUR
NI-HtD third story sunny ROOM with CRATE hre aud
with only. strictly family between l4h
aud '2- and itu aud 6 ayes, price must De- inotiaei
rrWartNt II suited references ur'Ncep'uuahie AdteNs,
stating terms, X, Box 81 Tribune Uptown once lZ'S
LIolovay.
fE'NO young men or gentleman aud VIE may
obtain pt as4ul tuuuy ROOM Win BOARD, IN small
private rcut,d American family terms very moderate 40
Last .utl st
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
gu5frntilcr.
For Boys and Young Men Country.
. C.I.NnNr AiIl LIZ Adv INSIIIIrIE larry

For Boys and Young Men Country.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, Tarry-
- town. y. Y. Address Rev FL. JACKSON. Principal
CT. CLEMENT. HALL, Ellicott City, Md;
- AH old established high school WIN Sti23 4i % i
o science 81 the College proper De sLENCI lleai aleI:
THpROUGH OBSTRUCTION and TRAIN
ING, and HOME CpMFOki :, i9r not over ~ 30 BoiS, ~
Instructor al West pon y Military AeateIqy e,er s,.5 70
Address Prd. CALEB IA 80, sing sing. y G-
VONKERs MILITARY INSTITUTE
f EN5aS FSaf 2' sjS S saE a So 5i i1 Yosos % Y
For Young Ladies-Country.
DROOKLlN HIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID The ran temG t1e 2Gth year d ts Eo ing .ehgo, m
ioi Young isdie viii commence Sel ~ Cicu"iS '4 10
''''' DIT ''' '''''- '' crHiiIS L WEST Prinorai
nARIfN SEMINARY for Noung Ladies,
~ Dacu -. one hour from v y bosrine pupils, s5o1.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ Bnoreport Coma Address ME- EMILY NILSSON.
HgIS& BULKLEY's BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL for Young Iadi0s aiy'oWr, on the Hudson
DASSAiC FALLS INSTlTUTE-T0r Young
Ladies aud Little Girls ratelson' M Principal Rev.
pOCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG La
II DIES Nyack-oa Hudson B.su nI Itg1i,1n hl Miss -
q. e. EEFsIiL sud Al 'fGr niL~. irncioa.s.
-THE MISSES BUCKNALL' BOARDING
SCHOOL for voun@ aa'. si1 i{' e,,.' Ig' iTla
H5e y. isz8 II j. iA- ensuing school ''-' ' 'olD''i, -
rTuE MISSES NOTT's English aud French
Boarding and Day SCHOOL fpT Nouur INficS ~ Wen
ST. Sr Haven. Coma Ih' school year opens sept 20 for
circular apply as 1i'"'e.
WEST END NSTI1UTf.--Famiiy school
~ for Young ladies. Nr- p T.. tADA, Principal, Ee"-
Haven Conn. send Tor cr'1ar
For Both sexc--Countrv.
nEAN COLLEGE and CONSEEN AFORY Of
~ MUSIC RmpHaHtou, y. s.. or v"uHa I4'r. so Per
Italian. GcIlar lIco. piano, "'-tn t'Il ss ili..,,'
drawing painting harp lessons AMI rgu.f tie class -l
Commences sept 49, Ne O.. A. PAlEt- ~, a. A. fi'-'
VANILY SCHOOL-Bolid, tuiuon. washing,
4 90 80 per week. Bliss Cp>pN IE oEi 8r.F, "e"-
jersey.
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE ..N.
~. RATES REDUCED T0 slf2 q YEAR. a
Fifteen Teachers 30 Ti,I-II tuI college. 'f Ii--'' q" Il
Iifs rive prHuuatur .ttt-' ur .i '. 'l-i. ''- ''
chosen. Admissions az .,- ;4'lc 'f"p'1 'lF -,. q, q
&3.J% PER lEAR-EOFkLAND COL
tprO>eP LEGE, N,ars, y. \. NotAuIs s'-l!'I enc az
Miscellaneous.
" 4 NER. SCHOOL IN~r.' is q reliable Ed
y urtru..l A-,arf. oi Ip y,-T' success fl ,Nrrrcr''
~ r-pr--utIc 4tarfcrs cl known tbIIt fs f1u1'U mo
sclc,. Of every rafr fucl. ~ oau.'irt'. i tL.lnn
session now 10 'r,isrrii' tNfi7rri'v 'rciafs '"f sf'
j. W. som I.,IEEiOEN, A. b. Acfaar9, il iond % N.
loik.
EINUERGAETEN NATEUAL.-tu as-ort-
~ fr..I Ii u.p second 'II4 IH',fE n-i'I.- pop
PRINCIPAL, 1., Fa.t y-tl.s... cts.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

/ VISITORS TO the Exhibition can secure first
oI4-. ACCD"NOpt1ION, large, airy rooms, superior
bls a pure srftng water with direct steam transit 70 tie
l!Yuurs Itug clty crowds, at The GOLDEN SWAN
] Mt Airf, PLlA :. - HAINES Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

DUlLADLLPIlIA.-Sele Centennial Visitors
procure tr-t-cass board. breakfast and late din
l.rt a lor eomor elegant location easy ~ access 10
.iu-l,lu hv l'rse ard steam coaches stop every
ruuru. the convey Exhibition terms
,,l..ui.. Address Mrs -. NJ BORlSS 20l6 Poplar St,
pl,InleuLLa
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Instructlou.

Tor Boys and Young Men-City.
4 CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMIN and
" Private Instruction. TiIOs. R. ASH lo@ west 4oth'
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2j2 NHdi-
n son ave. between 3S'h and 33tss ~,no1l huuI. $50
a. IN. 10 23O D. m The rates Oi tuition have been reduced
CLASS FOR BOYS-Thc design Of this
- Gloss thoroughly prepare ys for our best colleges
number Of pupils ha.jcd 30 l.. M, ,-
Roosevelt csg and William II. Osborn tSI Of NeW-l ORR tIl
Far crtuuis. apuly 10 ARTHUR H. CUTLER ~ class
I Eth-aVH.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

THE THEORY OF COLOR IN IT'S RELATION on To g AZ AZ
." AND ART-INDUSTlY. by Dr WILHEi@ ''N i9 Btno."9.
Translated by IL KoEnER syO. pi' IA L. ii"Ds ~
BOstnn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
Gitnations ndnteo--fema!es.

GHAMBERMAID.-Wa by n first -.j...
~ English chambennad situation either IN ctv or ea
try. seen at BoNGRAND's FRENCH OFFICE 81 Wss,
"a "set
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

( 40. 2.3l3 West Deane, place. between Spruce and
Eupst,. above ~; lag' pleasant rooms. not crowded
moderate; 1t ami least crowded route 10 Centennial
Grounds within ONE tiuIIU.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

I AUNDRESS.-Laces cleaned and mended,
utng also heached at 10 cents per pair,
by Nine EDWARD LIETZ, so broadway, near loth-st
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
DHLADEIPU few select Centennial

I tfllit.A1 II.l4lIll IA lew Sfitfi A'UFllNifit
boarfers can onain BOARD and LODGE NC I'm private
family. dinner, convenient % EHposi
t.uu good lOc1tIOu large ard
pleasant and clean hot and cold Water baths
W9I.ru C1Iyen.cuc's. Address JOHN COOK, NO
-l2 North 25d 81. Pulid,lp lphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
GOOK. LAUNDRESS. or HOUSEWORK-

" a German Protestant young woman; understands all
kinds cooking thoroughly and irstclass washer
ironer willing obigng ct reference Call at 566 9Th
ave, 23dst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

GENERAL H0USEW0RK.-Wan girl
" 90 do general h0usework American family agood
washer and roner. Call at 26s South DIST M1hamsOuIsn
VVANTED-A GARDENER who fully under
w stands BUSINESS German preferred Address 'E"-
SEY Box 5000, +. U.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Bostor

soAby all booksellers mailed, postpaid by The publisher
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-19
THE SCHOOL BOY.

The Burlington "Hawkeye" writes
of the deceptive little boy: Passing
by one of the city schools yesterday,
we listened to the scholars singing.
ooh, how 1 love my teacher dear,'-
There was one boy, with voice like q
tornado, who was so enthusiastic that
he emphasized every word, and roar
ed, 'Oh, how 1 love my teacher dear,
with vim that left no possible doubt
of his affection. Ten minutes after
that boy had been stood on the floor
for putting shoemaker's wax on his
teachers chair, got three demerit
marks for drawing a picture of her
with chalk on the back of an atlas.
been well shaken for putting a bent
pin'in another boys char, scolded for
whistling out loud, sentenced to stay
after school for drawing ink nous
taches on his face and blacklng the end
of another boys nose, and sOundly
whipped for slapping three hundred
and thirty-nine spit balls up against
the ceiling, and throwing one big one
into girls ear. You can't believe
half boy says when he sings"