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The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
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The following e1eelleut article, equally
applicable to this ses.ion. We extract
from the o9ensboro i x.aiasf
oarpreseat road sy.tsa, is ..iseFable.
AMI - roads for moch of tie year
are little better than The system.
Without pretending entire accuracy.
we presume ihat tie A.ead Of vehicles
over our roads throestsa, tbe period
OF TIE year @ben mass used, IS not. on
an yefase, over oue.balfo or two thirds
as rapid as it would b. over The roads
10 the CONDITION in vl,i,.h it is prac
tlcahle 10 place them. In other words
u IS no e&aggeFatioe to say that tne
farmers Of the surbeuding country,
vito bring their tosssso aad other
products to the Owensboro market, DC
50 now, over PRESENT roads at
cost Of oue-third more iban would be
necessary over good roads. Over u
bad read, say loaded wagon can
make one trip to market per day, AID
over good road twgihe cost oil getting
that load 10 market is lust doubled
This ADDITIONAL cost is lost by the pro
dncer; over good bed it would bg
saved Over some Of the roads coming
into Owensboro, as many as hundred
ioaded wagons passin single day, aad
oitcn NOR. The ssgerage value of "a
vagon, Team, aud driver per day,
would be cheapiy estinated ut three
dollars. . these hundred wagons,
teams aud drivers, BY reason ol the
bad roads cost So for doing 81 90
worth of sportaion, We have some
data for commencing The estimate OF
be loss to the com;nauiiy by bad
roads. iuaeed tbS-sslIsnate IS but
commenced. TIE vasons and teams,
matia2 the one TRIP 10 market per day
over the Dad roads, are positively
deterioated not only by break downs
and straip< onwogk beasts aud harness,
but by general extent than would
result fom two trips over a good
road Time to the producing aud
aborisg classes is money. How many,
by trip to town on business, lose u
day, when good road would have
saved half of il? Bat the community
iosss by bad roads in another way to
aneztent jhat cannot be estimated
4, the iaciiiiies Of travel are increased
IN like proportion IS tiayel Increased
II tie roads to The remote pasts OF the
county arc improved, 50 that residents
oi those parts can easily come to
Owen~begO aud return in q DAY, how
much oiteuer viii they cone? How
much more Frequently will they bring
their produces 20 market. The means
of trade ai.l increase It's ezteus aud its
profits
Bat we do not propose to state ali
the advantages ol good roads, or The
disadvantages OF bad. These hasty
suggestions are Intended rather to
arouse, than direc, public thought
Is "a subject that IN teiiisent and pub
ic spirited citizen should consider aud
discuss The only question Is as to The
'emedy Ia The iufure We shall take
'ccasjon 10 present our views on at
cast OEo questions involved: Fir-~
p By what meaus shah our roads be
on5uuc;cd. aai, herein we shall pre-
eut objections 10 prevailing systems;
nd, second-How It Is practicable 10 /
ave good roads in DayieSs county. /
"a he meantime our eoluelns are open /
Q al who have suggestions 20 offer,
ID we Invite those who have reflected !
n the subject to publish their views
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Insurance. Companies 2uieG
OnS OF Kentucky.


The following Fire Insurance Com
panies, which did business il Ken
tucky. have had thei, certificates Of
authority revoked by the Auditor
since January l, 1877. The Grst nine
are independent companies; the others
were represented here IN the local
board and known as board companies.
Allemauia. of Pi,;sburg.
Citizen, of Pittsburg-
Citiz n, OF New Jersey.
Fairfield, of Connecticut.
Germania, of New Jersey.
Guaranty, Of New York.
Humboldt. Of New jersey.
Paterson, of New Jersey.
Phenix. OF Missouri.
Amazon, OF Cincinnati
Atlas, of Hartford.
Bangor. Of MIME.
Equitable. OF Tennessee.
Home, Of Olio.
Mercantile Mutual, of New York
Merchants aud Mechanic' Of Va.
Mississippi Valley. Of Memphis
Union Fire aud Marine, OF Texas.
udge.Sanluel I.andrum still repre-
seuis auy number Of tbez most APPROX
ed tine tested aud FIRE proved. comPa
nies.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30


Don't 20 hayesism, II We are to
believe .hs report CT a distinguished
republican OF this district, who in
teryiewed the great ex-seoretary dur
Ing his recent visit to Paducah. Col.
Bflslow evidently thinks there is "a
"diseassd political atmosphere iu
Washington. and carries his hostility
10 extreme length 1t is said he Is NOT
cordial with his former law partner,
Hon. j, NJ Harlan, because he accept
ed Office from President Hayes In
our innocence We had believed Mr
Brisiow to lie The right bower of the
president in Kentucky, aud it is with
establishment THg SuN learns he has
Joluea the great Amy Of sore heads
With CoukIing, Blaine, Bristow
Osles5y, Logan, Ben Wade, Sargeant.
Ingalis, Chandler, Cameron aud other
great leaders, in opposition. the success
sor Of Grant ~iil not probably repose
on bed Of roses unless lie throws
himself into the wiling arms oi The
Dsmocrals.-Paduc4h oaa.
The San is edited by Col T. j.
Pickett, with Col. Ileury Houston as
quondam associate, each, recent Re
publican candidates for Congress il
this District, aud should know whereof
they write Some how or someway.
TIE more these Republicans abuse
Hayes. the more We are tempted 70
Elsese ezl-4inder liking for him. IF ii
just wasn't for the way Hayes got iu
lis what more than one democrat Is
tlinkiUg.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

tn view of the schemes of one kind
or another for promoting the enligTa-
ton of The Southern colored popula.
tion 10 Liberia, one. might soppos
hat the country IS at this moment sadly
over populated In the .South-mors
especially in South Carolina and the
Gulf Staies-efForts are made by edi
tors aud others to induce colored
peoplesto abandon the Gland Of their
birth aud fly to Liberia The Rev.
Abraham Hanson, formerly Minister
Resident ofthe Uaited States to the
African republic, says in a public
address delivered at Washington.
Were l Il member of the African
Fnce, with my knowledge Of the ire
lagndous weight that still opPresses
them, and Of the iiIimitable fed which
invites them to Liberia, with lis in
Vulnerable facilities for comfort. in
dependence, aBd usefulness, | would
gather M iilmily around ~ aad en-
bark on board the first vessel bound
Tor that distant shore"
Southern papers pint articles in the
same sense Il is attempted to show
that the Caro'iaas a.ons could spare
at least so coo colored people to buiidl
up the feeble republic Of Liberia,
where they wouid attain social position
aud material we'll beirg not to .be had
here The delights which await the
colored emigrant on tes distant
African shore" and the blessings
iLeir absence will confer on the wife
men left behind, are depicted.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
sssm Throwing Away asi,Isons.

There seems to be plenty Of money
ia Congress. notwilhsi andiDg the
.tripgency Of the times throughout
The country. The House accedes to
the demands Of The Army Ring, aud
so.es away millions OF the peoples
taxss to support an unnecessary militia
r. force. The liou votes $3.50
0UJ from the public treasury to
the Paris Exposition The House
votes tie navy pay deficiency without
faken the trouble to look into Seeov
Robeson's operations. The House
has voted for .sundry other schemes,
aud there are many schemes before 1t.
depending upon lavish appropsiat ons
that the country cannot afford. Tbs
HonSe has Democratic majority,
hut there are Oh the Democratic side
men who are ready to join hauds with
the worst OF the Republican Rings.
We have been looking for re,rench
ment and protesting against jabbery
W. have been conjuring the Huu- e
20 practise economy, aud avoid the
crime Of exirayaganee. The people
have demanded from the House an
Intelligent apprehension of the situa
ton; they demanded courage from the
House, aud warned it against surrender
The men in Congress who are show.
ing themselves taise to pfineiple wili
be held responsible for the conse,
onences OF their uisdeeds IN ~ York
SUI.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

The assertion that ez Governor
Coburn. Of Maine, is the largas, land
owuefiu the United States, is disputee.
IN favor Of Wilson Waddingham. of
New York, who owns six hundred and
sixty five thousand acres 10 Que lot on
The Canadian river in New Mexico,
and about six hundred thousand acres
more in other parts of the same
territory, making altogether one mill
ION two hundred and Fifty six thousand
acres, or more than twice as many as
claimed by Mr. Coburn.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

PEACE negotiations are psu9ac be
tween Turkey and Russia We had .
lurking sympathy that tbe war might
be protracted, covered BY degree OF
hypoericy to ourself that it was bound
TO do 50, but perhaps really founded
on the knowledge That the continuance
would make money for our farmers.
Now, that peace talk IS prevailing. We
suppose ne shall have TO congratulate
The world on the prospect
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
THE SUN.
1873. NEsy YORK. .sss.

As lie time approaches for the renewal
Of subscriptions THE SUx would remind
its friends and wellwishers ewes where,
that il is again candidate for their con-
sideration and support Upon itArecor1
for the past len years it relies-fop a c9a-
tinuauce of the hearty sympathy aad gem
erous CO operation which have hitherto
been extended 10 it from every quarter of
the Union.
The DAILY SuN is a four page-sheet Of
IS columns, price by mail post paid, 80
cents a month, or S6 81 per year.
The SUNDAY edition Of The Sun is an
eight-page sheet OF 80 columns While
giving The news of the day, it also con
tains large amount Of literary and mis-
cellaneoas matter specially preptred for
il. The SUNDAY SUN has met with great
success. Post paid 81 % year
THE WEEKLY sun
who does not know TIE WEsgIY Sus ?
Il circulates Throughout the United States,
the Canadas, aud beyond. Ninety thou
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, aud regard il in tie light Of
guide, counsellor, AMI friend. It's news,
editorial, agricultural, and literary de-
partmeuts make il essentially 4 Journal
for the family and the freside. Terms
ONE DOLLAR year, post pail This price,
quality considered makes il the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs Of ten,
with $40 cash, we viii scnd an extra copy
free Address
PUBLISHER OF TIE sUS, ny. City.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

The prospects os the passage f the
Texas aud Pacific bill this Winter are
very good A crreful canvass Of both
Houses jasiifes The statement hat d
sale majority of Senators aud Reprs
sentatises is favorable TO The psoiset
1'HE Young Msn's Christian A.so
citation of Louisville run Madame
Duclos Blondes out Of that cisv IL
cause their performances were Indecent.
They accomplished this Object 81 get
ting out warrants for the performers.
and they agreed to leave, bag ana Bag
gage Il ihe warrants aere not sxea,ea.
They we're allowed tt~git.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Jurisdiction IL divorce eases is to be
transfeSel from the Probate Cougis
OF Utah 10 the u, 5 District Courts
Of the Territory The Probate Courts
have Nen doing most unhalIewed
business tin disoee-grantiag on the
-ligb.eSt pretexf. frequently the same
day the application is made. The
divorce business iu Utah has. in fact,
been good deal worse than that OF
polygamy The Probate Courts have
virtually been legalizing adultery.
Padueah has appointed. Messrs. Ter
rell. Smith. Atkins, Bloom. Lee, ohm
ION and Lapgslaff delegates 10 the
Tennessee River improvement Couven
,iou at chattanooga, December 5.
The deleterious effects Of tobacco
are emphasized by the death al kaox
vile OF the old Eaglisb sailor. Thomas
Grimaldi, @ho, by its constant use
from his early youth, cut short his life
at the premature age I'll one hauds'ed
aud si-c years.
The great floods Of ihes@last week ia
the Eastern States. WITH the continu
Gus rains Of the past month, has greai
~ swollen the Mississippi, but 10 ii :
pteLensIon Of an overflow.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
yanaaarEml.

Within a few milos Of the fortunate
town ol Eyan-vilie. lad are three
legged dog, pcshog With no eyes,
mau VINO is about to marry his
daughter in-la~' Sister. two other mea
who have welded each Others daugh-
ter, young man who has espoused
the mother Of his deceased vile, and
several variations Of the Lnosh Arden
trna
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Asa Fs<n't oi the Hcrn'y retorG'
there lle- not I'ecD csse in tho Mt
Sterling Police Court since Nov 5.
New orleaus business men have in
troduced The penny, and The Demo
crat Is to issue ,hree-cents evening
edition in consequence.
The Merchant Exehanse SC Nash
vile has appointed a committee TO
obtain permission from tie n G, and
St. J.. railroad Cor Nashville drummers
to ride en- freight iraius.
Governor MeCreary oaersa reward
ofSf coo for the apprehension Of
parties engaged in the delivery Of
Berry Stone frcm the Clark county
jail-
TIE Republican Senators Intend to
doge>tail the extra session into The reg
ular session SO as TO keep the Presi
dent from suspepaiug a,.y Of their re-
oficeholders and appointing others.
As true friends of'he colored people
we must discourage rather than give
aid to this Liberiau emigration pro
ject, believing, as we DO. that their
mission and welfare stili lie IN this
land Of their birth
Turkey viii mike peace now if she
hes half a chance. bat she does not
believe much in Russian professions,
aud will coniiuue war preparations IN
I'll she IS assured that peace will be
guaranteed Oh fair principles She
looks TO Esngland FOR aid in-,he ,ma'-
Ter.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

We give bsfgw brief mention Of
Hon " N sseeaey, clipped from
he Hartford Herald Sir Sweeney
is on the war path and the man that
would beat bin masi ba-tir himself
"non " Y Sxeeuey, Of Ovens
boro, prominent eanll3ate tor the
above position, visited cur city last
week Mr. Sweeney is mau Of large
experience in legal matters, iudomita
bia energy, lhoroigh Industry, and
mfhel, q man wlh vjaii;y enough
a0ouihin 10 eadare the oaerons labors
ana staoi lhs heavy drHin 9n his men
fal organan taas the position req iires.
lie probably has BOT superior 10
legal atSty in tae. Whole Appellate
Di>triet, sna oeiug a man Of pleasing
address and exteusiye acquaintance,
ho wiil be exceedingly hara 20 beu;
aud as some oi cur contemporaries -
mark, the man Who bea.s him w.ii
probbiy win lie position.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

ThesDemocratic aspirants for Congress
ional honors:in he First district, thick
autumn leaves are divided into rhree
asses. viz Certain ndieafes-Cartain
4. A Tyler, Hon. I'd Grassland, Hon. A.
: Boone, and Captain Clint Randie
thieNeaidiaates- Hon Oscar Turner,
ION Jchp " Blue. Captain c. T. Allen.
and one or two Others from Trigg county
Snssible candidates lion. w Stone
Ion. b. e. Bidwell. Hon. jesse C. Gilbert
lad Captain W. G. Clarke. several rre-
-incts are vet 10 b. heard FROM Louis
ellie Commercial.
Captain Gin. Randie Is classet
wrong. lie is The only prominen
nau in the First District eho wOulc
not go to Congress
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

THE friends oi The Silver Bal inabe
Senate are quite con6leu. that il viii
pass that body by hondsome MAORI
~. Some Of the estimates clainu that
the vote will run about 45 10 %.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

The Workingmen's pArsy is not 50
conspicuous uow as it was some mouths
ago aud We hear very little Of it. The
dsmagOaAes did not make ten strike.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Tra.ss tive ssarlzIng power.


1t may be a very good thing for a
boy to have great deal of native tai
eut, to be noted among his acquaint-
anees as "a very smart boy-one who
is sure to make his mark in the world "
But i il still dangerous thing. 1t
is little curious we seldom hear Of
those remarkable boys in after life
They generally sink Into very common
people at the very best; ofteuer they
are spoiled by very ipjudicious nattery
in after lite. No boy however talented,
will ever accomplish much whose work
ing power is bot we'll tIainsd. 10
whatever line that work may be, he
must apply himself 10 it with an III
ISse purp Ia tireless industry.W
The man Mitchell. arrested ID Bic
Cracker eouuty, upon a requisiiion oi
the Governor Of Illinois. has been de
iivered to the Sheriff OF Saline county,
A brother Of the nsu Mitchell killed
came for him, but Gov. McCreary tel
egraphed TO the Governor OF iiiinois
o5jeeting to the delivery OF Mitchell
10 tho fanily of Tie deceased, and the
Sheriff was sent IN bis stead.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

a Singular Hseqsest Taaf
EaGzSS 0e Granted.

HAVE time and again requested the
z Tax payers of Fulton county to come
forward and pay their taxes. Some re-
sPonded cheerfuiiy, while others have
thus far failed TO comply with this rea-
sonabie request. | shall hereafter cease
10 importune witch those in default---bni
will ask their horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco, household
and kitchen furniture, land and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond to the demand under
the uanipuIations OF the Sheriff and his
Deputies. This. January 20ah. 1877.
b. r. WALKER. Sheriff.
jan2B Il
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

As TO The IcUracSen county debt
being paid by tie State. We believe
ihAt Is considered Unconstitutional
under the provision fogbiddog State
aid 70 railroads. aod it would seem
naturally TO follow that county aid Is
unconstitutional also BY the same law.
Bur the State should make appro
priaiions TO build new railrads, or lean
IFS credit 10 aid Of other Internal i'm
provement enterprises, we see no
reasou iu the world why it should not
with equal justice and propriety
relieve ihose counties which are over
burdeue by taxation from railroads
&c, already sbe;ls TO preveut aone
portion OF the people Of the State from
getting iato debt Il uot a more sacred
duty than 70 relieve those airead y
overburdened bY doing them elges,
what it is proposed he State shall DO
for OiherS, anu the benefit not heing
exclusively confined to them either,
but distriputed- for all The News
wishes no unjust discrimination ia
the matter, and would most heartily
join any reasonable effort to relieve
these] bond ridden countieS. from heir
Oppressive Padueah Sun
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
CHRIS. u aszToy .

NJ. Ed Mangils house is chuck fall Of
Christmas5c 5confyctioneries. Santa Claus
is crowned prigce. and.fathers, mothers.
beaux and sueethearts. little children
and all, should call and see him.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

During ",be big strike" Of last SUN
mer, Henry Ward Beeeher. secure IN
salary Of s20, ,ooO a year, said that
the family Of Iaboriug man ought to
live on a dollar day. Postmaster
General Key aud Senator Harris, with
BIZ salary secured for years, have
written letters to Governor Porter say
ing that the people Of Tennessee ought
TO accept the boniholders proposition
to compromise the State debt ut 50
ceuts on the dollar Circumstances
alter cases. Thi-. qgestiou has been
before the people for some time, aud
neither Senator Harris nor Jadge Key
lhought eaough Of II to talk about it
Guiii ahey got to Washington.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

The Hickman COURIER takes the
trouble to contradict The rumor that
Judge Boone attended the Pimlico
races at Baltmore 1t was loves la
Dor lost TO contradict such a report
for the simple reason that no one who
knows the pure, high character of
Judge Boone ever believed it-not
even the menaaeious writer WHO 6rst
gave it circuiaiiou.-[fFigg Democrat
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
DzPrsEEtlIA.
4 Sew aad SSaspGe Css~e T0F.Gise
Dreaded 8cGszEs

! 4 Sew a7d Simple I5sTe foFtiss
AS'e.'' 's@.4 9s''s'AAs
! LeofFe5p p'nasAees eseleFeiana Herald
\ correspondent ot Victoria PrpeE
writes; Should aoy ot your family be
a'taeked WIN me dlPiheria Do Dot
be alarmed, aS ltls usually and ~peed,-
y cared without doctor, " hen Il
was raging IA Ea-land few years
ago, accompanied Di REID "a his
rounds % witness iAe 80 called wonder
tai cures nepstiofmad white the pat
tents % oiAeFs dropped eli oa all SIDES
The remedy, 70 oe so rapid, must he
simple Al be took with h'm was
powdered saiPher aod a qai'5 and
~i'h these ne cured every paleui
without exception. lie pat teas
?oouta q Hover OF birthstone Into q
'tine--2iass iuti ol water and stirred
With has finger InsteaG Of spoon. as
the sulphur docs not readily amaiea
maie with water. y hen the sulphur
vas we'll mixed he gave II as gargie
and u ten minutes The patient was cat
dauser' brln-ssons Ailis eEeIy
,.Isot :, :, r@r t.s - r;an,ss I To.t.ad
Of splitting out he gargle he recon.
mended The swallowing Of it. Ia
extreme cases ~ when ne had been
- - -, J ~ = 'i's '''sN . u'1a' "nsa
sIloT r5s ~s,g.ing hs i,s,y tbe Sal
..lur through oaill iato the throat
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

the or the flowing
o 5 OF
rs.N Jersey
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

TF YOU want fne old Robinson Q
ap27. J. 4. Downs.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Joea z Hagan, do ...... LOCO
VIM = Nelson, do ...... 1000
.<oi James Elder, Columbus ....... !, 200
Louis Nleht, Colum5us-................. !, 100
Greenbery Griffith Coluiu bus. >. O0O
Lew hanson, May field. ............. 1000
Lawrence t Hobbs, Graves county. 600
Ihos Jenkens, ballard county,. 5000
Monroe ShelbouFne, Ballard CO... 900
Beng Haworth, Ballard county. $500
James Potter, Ballard county .. ], 900
aphram Jackson, Ballard county -. coo
Dale, ballard county ty.............. 1000
Hih = Lane, Ballard county y--....... 5000
John Ii Winston, Dresden, Tent. i. 600
Wilson ! Walker, 0bion CO., Tenn 1000
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Total losses paid to date.-....
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

New Orlesns business men have in
troduccd The penny, and The Demo
crai Is to issue ,hree-centS evening
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

goBBERs MAcmENERY. RoyEDLABon
= nsa-rERMs LIBERAL [my2d
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Sterling Police Court since Nov 5.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-07

touch you in a still tenderer place. DYE think
l don't know why il is you're SO set against
ne There's lad that you'd marry without DO
many tears about it, take it eh There's the
son of the widow at the Chapel farm,-a fine
harum-scarum fellow he is, and a capital Gus
toner at the ale-houss hes the one you'd
like to have, isn't hef Very well, you shall
have him. Yes, you shall have him, and then
you may go begging together. know you !;
yon,l go through great deal and bear great
deal to have your own way against me.
know that well enough; know that that
meek-looking phiZ of yourS has q stiff neck
under it. But IN not take my revenge on you
alone. Pl hnd means TO make the cause of
your obstinacy feel it too I'll hunt down B art
and bis mother; they shall know what my ha-
tired is aud what it can do III bring them to
poverty, and not let them go till see them
lying upon straw. And whose fault will that
be. then Yours-only yoursi'
These cruel mo1sces had q1ite crushed &C.
ella She leaned her head against the chin
apiece, and seemed Immersed in unfathoms
bic woe, while Ihys's cOuntenauced beamed
with savage Joy. Something there was ia his
eyes at once go mean and so mali gnant that one
might have deemed to behold in him a serpent
which has fascinated its prey with its poisoned
look and takes pleasure In making it suffer all
the agonies of thousand deaths before seizin Q
and swallowing it.
within quarter of an hour Uncle Jan
viii come down." he went Oh $50, for the last
time warn on, think it well over before it is
TOO late, whether you will have war or peace
With nee ;-whether yea will be rich and happy,
VI 20 Oub 10 setVlceB aDdJ nkeIy enough, come
to beRgary. A quarter of an hour is soon gone"
Cecilia raised her head, and answered, weep
ing as she spoke:
{" shall have my say too, and will tell my
uncle all. He shall know your falsehood. ia
has good heart, and will be amazed aud ter.
ri6ed at 50 much wickedness."
:" As you please" interrupted ThyR, with a
sarcastic smile. "Ten him of all my falsehood
as you're pleased to call it; repeat word fol
word all I've said to you; he'll not believe 9
gylfable of it. he has q good heart, you say
whatever please. Accuse me as much as Won
will the more the better"
In uttering these last words, Thys had Zra
dUnll9 sunk his voice, so that Cecilia, who mad
again leaned her head against the chimney
piece, had bnt haiti heard the latter part Of
what he said.