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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-25

THE GREAT ST. LOUIS GAS SUIT.-The argu-
ment In the great gas suit between the city of
has been before the courts two or three years,
closed Thursday night, at Jefferson city, Mo-,
and the case was taken under adv1sement. The
decision Will probably be rendered In about three
weeks. The suit involves over g, 0O0.0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-25

PURSUIT OF MARAUDING INDIANs.-Last Fri
day Sc lodges Of M1nneconJon Sioux, under Chief
Burnt Face, left the Cheyenne agency and
depreciation thus far reporter is profitless raid
on Black Hills wagon train. Two companies
of the 18th infantry are in pursuit. Advices
stiil in hot pursuit of Victoria's bands OF muir
derfnr hoStileS.
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UNDERWRITERS.
n. WRIGHT,

= UNDERTAKER,
sep27-1r.. 1887 10th street northwest.
ERED. SPINDLER, UNDERTAKEN 1888 7th st.
Il W., Washington, ID. G. (Residence at place OF
business) Bodies embalmed and prepared for
transportation. ap3-s
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VNHOs. E. WAciGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
STB tEIST ,:Nf2THWEST' > AaAANN LII

REss..nENCE,- No. 1926, ON FOURTEENTH
STREET NGaTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, -
dated the 24th Of May. 1877, and recorded II #$4
tees viii sell at public auction. in front Of the prem
1879, at ~ O'CLOCK P. M, the south half Of Lot
thirty-two C32), in Square two hundred and nine
(209) with the improv ements, in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. G.
Terms Of sale; One third purchase money in cash;
chaser shall give his promissory note, bearing in
terest from day Of sale and secured on the property
at option of purchaser. A deposit Of 300 to be
made when bid is accepted. II the purchaser fails
Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after such notice as they
may think proper.
VIZ oss E 81 81 Trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. Oct17 -d&ds
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Trustee SALE OF DESIRABLE sURBURBAN
PROPERTY AT THE INTERSECTION OF
BOUNDARY STREET, CONNECTICUT AVE
NIUE AND TWENTY-FIRST STREET..
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SAMUEL SAMSTAG, Auctioneer.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS AT 7O7 MARKET SPACE, FOR
MERLY THE STOCK OF ]. w. c. COLLEY
500, 600 WORTH OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF DRY GOODS, LADIES DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, CASHMERES, &C., &c. BLANKETS,
DOMESTIC GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOAKS
OF EVERY GRADE, FLANNELS AND UN-
ALTOGETHER ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
MOST SEASONABLE COLLECTION OF DRY
GOODS EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
MUST POSITIVELY BE CLOSED OUT RE-
CARELESS OF COST.
Sale commencing every morning 10 O'CLOCK.
oct24-3t SAMUEL SAMSTAG, Auct.
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FINE ENGRAVINGS, OIL PAINTINGS, WATER
COLORS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, PHOTO
GRAPHS, &C., &C.,
ALL ELEGANTLY FRAMED.
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At 925 Pennsylyania avenue, over Metzerott's Mu-
sic Store, on THURSDAY, 30th inst, at II q. m.
and at and pm.
The Pictures are now on exhibition. and will be
sold without reserve oct25-4t
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R-BY ORDER OF COURT, THE ABOVE SALES
OF said Lots and g. in Square $751; is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, THE Sd Day OF NOVEMBER, A: D.
said square IL is PosTPONED ', until Tuesday,
4TH DAY OF NoyEMBER. 1879, at same hour ; and
are POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, 9TH NovEM-
BER A. y. 1879, at same hours and place.
oct25 W. JNO. MILLER, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ATTRACTIVE SALE


ATTRACTIVE SALE
FINE e5SHs PsSSHtRARE SS5E EsrrE
ALL E EEkEhdEAasi ~ framed ;MsED
sc steSs fHURsDl1 s odsF nss st Il
The Pictures are now on exhibition. and VIII be
u h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctoneer.
ne EoT IM TIE EokTHMEsTERS sEG;
eSHSET e rFIFTEEsfH AND "a sThEEfs
property on MONDAY. NovEMBER THIRD. ~
y 5 5 oa 6 ssss
Terms m easy, to be made known at sale: Property
be r.
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SAFE SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
By virtue of a deed OF trust. dated October "a
"a as seeorsd in f ,b No Sol folio
secured thereby viii sell, at public auction 70 the
DAY. THE 4Ta DAY OF NovEslBER 4: D.; 1879, AT
HALF-PAsT O'Clock P. NJ. part Of lot fourteen,
same at point on the east line of said lot fourteen
lot, and running thence west the depth of the lot
one hundred and forty feet thence south fourteen
feet six INCHES; thence east one hundred and forty
fourteen feet six inches to the place of beginning
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in
six and twelve months, for which the notes of the
purchaser VI be taken bearing interest at the rate
Of per cent. Per annun, secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold. A payment of $50 will be
qnired at time of sale All conyeyancing and re-
cordng at the costof the purchaser. If terms are
not complied with in seven days. the Trustee re-
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
-defau]ting purchaser on five days notice by two
more advertisements in the Evening Star.
MILAN H. WETZEI, Trustee.
THOS, BOWLING, Auct oct25 2S, 80, Nov1&3
(fHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
" PROVED REAL ESTATE CORNER OF LOU
n
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U H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NORTH HALF PART
OF SQUARE 1873. FRONTING ON 8 STREET,
BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
SILVER N GOLD.

1t has been estimated that silver is
ten per cent. below its usual value
and gold seven per cent. above the
price it has ordinarily heretofore
maintained in commerce. The de-
parture of these metals from their
normal status is attributed to de-
monetization of silver, which, while
it lessened demand for that metal,
increased inquiry Tor gold. The
policy of discarding silver, so strongly
advocated a few years since in both
Europe and America, is beginning to
be regarded as consummate folly.
Expression has been given recently
more than once in both England and
France to such sentiments, and even
Bismarck is reported to have said,
SIT is clear that we did not need to
abolish silver money VIC should have
supplemented it with a gold coinage.
The sale of silver has reduced the
price of that metal has cost the en-
pire an immense sum and cannot be
continued without loss, and L have,
therefore, prohibited further sales"
Two methods have been proposed
A"e@ica for restoring equality of
10 gold silver oil the basis
"c&nship. The one is
ther,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Owing 10 tEAG Weather.

HI IA iFESs
A big newsbOy vas doubled over 4
bench at the City Hall Market, too
sick to move and too discouraged to
care what became of him. Two or
three Of the motherly market women
fixed him up doses OF pepper, and
when he Was q little better one OF
them said:
"Boy, you want to let harvest APP
pies alonen'
"Harvest apples" he sneered.
''Do you think eight or nine harvest
apples could double up q big boy like
me!"
81 saw you eating cherrics,' put
in a second woman.
II know you did, but hain'tI used
to cherries" Humphi Why, I'm
fifty times as big as a quart OF cher
RESI-
"And he bought two cucumbcrs OIL
my stand an hour ago!" ~sQucaked q
little b~lack-eyed woman.
"Teg, l did," answered the boy,
'DuI lhGy diulI lihHG only a mouth
full. T'other night | ate ten nil at
once and they didn't hurt me n bit"
land L saw him eating tomatoes
and turnips!" solemniy remarked a
tall man with green glasses on.
''Sposin you did," walled the boy
as the collie got a fresh grip; "wasn't
tonaters and turnips made to eat
Don't sou folks want to give a boy
any show to git along? tell ye, It's
this here storm what effects me. and ii
you wcmen had any mercy on me
you'd bring ne some plums and green
corn and bologna and pears and &
dish Of ice crea to take this pepper
taste out of my mouth"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.


Ben. Butler covers more political
ground han any other man in Ameri
ca. Most Greenbackers have been
either Republicans or Democrats,
but he claims to have been Wing,
Democrat, Radical and Nationalist,
and it is his boast, that there is still
enough of each in him to recommend
him to the voters of either or all of
these parties. He is perhaps the only
person in this country, that could
have partaken SO largely of such va
ried diet and not have bursted. He
survives, however, a living ~incarna-
ton of modern demagogueism. All
the advanced political ideas OF the
nineteenth century are concentrated
in him, and his whole is just such a
compound, as such a mixture alone
could impart bouyancey to, in a
commonwealth where once the
Adamses and Websters reigned SUI
preme.
Ben Butler re-appears this time as
the peoples candidate. In their
name he demands return to pristine
methods of state government. That
a majority of the votrrs of Massachu-
ro+to f,,,or wb,f no ocEc for ia mn.
questionable. Less than a year ago
nearly one hundred aud ten thousand
demonstrated that fact, and to-day
dissatisfaction is more wide spread
than ever for Gov. Talbot handicap
ped and thwarted, as he has been by
his party and the rings into which it
divided, has not been as successful
as he might otherwise have been in
redeeming his reformatory pledges,
and Butler has secured the services
of some of the most successful wire
pullers, that were ever developed by
Republicanism in Boston. Last year
with these against him, he captured
the regular Democratic Convention,
but a minority refused to accept him
and he was beaten by about thirty
thousand votes. He made a desper-
ate fight, however, and but for the
boilers he would have been success
full. Now he ome IS the political
square whose opinions have under
gone no change within the last twelve
months. He may not carry the state,
but he is going to make an interest
ing canvass. Somehow he always
contrives to do that, no matter on
what platform he couchcs. Already
the mere announcement of his candi-
dacy has produced such a stir in the
Republican camp, as has been COM
pared to the squawk of q hen, when a
hawk poses above a poultry yard.
Ben is catching on the ocean, and if
his boat should founder and sink
with all aboard, it would be accepted
as a providential deliverance, more
worth of ~thankfulness than Interior
ence Of supervisor or marshal at the
polls, backed by both the army and
the navy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

council would adopt some general
plan of bringing bank grievances be-
fore congress. The facts rightly pre-
scented to the average congressman
would bring relief, despi c the prejn-
dice that exists against National
Banks. When the matter is fairly
brought before them, they will give
us Justice they certainly cannot get
away frcm it., if intelli9entIy pre-
sented. He asked that no more re-
Elections be cast on congressman, or
anybody else. Moiasses catches
more flies than vinegar" We want
to make friends, not enemies. The
committee should be appointed from
great commercial centres. and Ncs-
tern mcii should be consideration
from the West comes power. Brcvity
IN documents should be studied also.
MI. Nelson spoke against the two
per cent. tax on checks aud ten pei
cent. tax on circulation. He wanted
them repealed. He deprecated ex-
preston Of National Bank antugOnisu
20 State Banks, and wanted no more
reflections cast on congressman.
Mr.. Hayes said, instead of going
to congress and opposing congress.
men, we should educate the country
up to the fact that the banks benetit
the laborIng classes, and another
member confirmed his views by add
ing that, although much had beer
said against congressman, they gen
orally gave expression to the thoughts
of the people.
A,,ol at.o dc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

increasing the weight of the silver
dollar until tits made to correspond
to the gold dollar at the present rela-
tive value of these metals.
These are difficult differences to
adjust. That each proposed method
of doing so has intrinsic merit, can
not be denied but the practical solu-
ton of them would be the introduce
ton of such a bill into Congress, as
could be passed owe a presidential
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
TWenty-Six in Number,
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
or AUDnAtN COUNTY,

NOTICE is hereby given to the tax
~ payers of Audrain county, that |
will meet them at the following time
and places, for the purpose of rccclv-
ing their taxes FOR the year 1879:
Martinsburg, August p and %.
L%addonia, September 1st.
Vandalia, September ?.
Crows School House, Sept. 3.
Pisgah Church, Sailing township)
September s.
Baptist Church, (ncar DR.. Sames')
September Q.
Thompson Station, Sep. 10 and Il.
Walkers School House, September
10Th and 10Th.
Blues Store, September II.
Is, F.. DOBYNS,
Collector Audrain County.
Mexico, Mo, August D, 1879 1913
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

NOW, at this.
Y bic a,v cannc rla;u,;u
attorney, and fills his petition,
verified by affidavit, alleging, among
other things, that saidlcfcndant is a
nonresident of the stab of Missouri
You, said non-rcsiden defendant,
are therefore hereby nOiticd of the
filing Of said petition, tb object and
| general nature Of which, to enforce
a lien against the following describ-
ed real estate. situate | Audrain
county. state of Missoti, to-wit a:
All of block 5. Broadwaer's addi-
ton to Mexico, for back takes for
the years 1874, 1875, 1876 md 1877,
amounting to $~38.4S-lOO.
And unless you be and lppcar at
the next regular term Of tL court,
to be begun and held at IL court
house, i'll the city of Mexico, on the
first Monday i'll October net, and
plead to said petition, the sac will
be taken as confessed and jurment
rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that . copy
l hereof be published, accord,g to
law, in the Mexico LEDGER, acws-
. paper printed and published the
} city of Mexico.
Witness my hand as clerk anseaI
........ Of said court at 9th in
:, SEAL Mexico, this 18th da OF
*'* August, 1879.
JAMES CARROLL, Clcr
e 5. NJ. EDWARDS, Pins Airy. Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

Thomas WilIingham, Richard Will
in@ham, Andrew WilIin4ham. jas.
Wiliinghatu, William NiIIiEgham.
Lucy Powell, f. Il. Powell. Auui~
kIl@ore. Maiinda Elder. sarah Bell,
W. 5. Elder and John Bell, drfnts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Nofice OF Final SettEerncs

NOTICE is hereby given, thata
~ the Sept. term, 1879, Of the Pc
bate court of Audrain county, to b
begun and held at the Court House
in said county, on the second MOnda.
III September, 1879, we will max
final settlement ofour administrator
of the estate Of Wna. II. Coil.
JAMES a COIL,
f.. u. FRENCH,
17-4t Admr's Estate w. IL. Col
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
ssT;i@r GG Publication.
IN FACATIO%
Audrain Circuit Court, Aug /. 1879.

The State of Missouri. a. the relation
and TO IT," use ct T.. +. DohruS,
collector ofthc rcycnucIur Audsniu
COUNTY, plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

NOW, at this day, ONE plaintiff,
by his attorney, and tilcs his pcti-
ton, verified by affidavit. alleging.
among other things, that said defend
ant is a nonresident of the State OF
Missouri,
You, said nonresident defendant.
James N~iliingham, are therefore
hereby notified of the filing Of said
petition, the object and general na-
turc of which is to enforce II lien
against the following des.ribcd real
estate, situated in Audrain county
State of Missouri, to-Wit: "iity feet
mld".c part Of lot On in block
eight (S) in original Mexico. for the
years 1873, 1873, 1876 and 1871
amounting to $50 33-10O.
And unless you BE and app9
the mex! regular term OF this 90 reg a
be begun and haIdat 1r~rr 4asa Fri, +.
~ -" 1p court lIOt!Sc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

city of Mexico, on the first
Monday in October next, and plead
20 said p.tition, the same will be
taken az confessed ana judglnont rem
dered accordingly.
II is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published. according TO law,
in the Mexico LEDGER, II newspaper
printed and published in the city OF
Mexico,
Witness my hand as clerk and seal
.......Of SAID court, at Office in
SEAL. Mexico, this 4th day of Au-
gust, 1879.
JAS. CARROLL. Clerk.
:. NJ. EDWARDS, PITS ATTY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

Notice is hereby given That ct the
September term, 1879, of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, to be begun
and held at the court house in Mexico
in said county on the second Monday
in September next, | will make final
settlement Of my administration OF
the estate of III. d. Hamilton.
DICE HAMILTON,
l6 Admx. Estate III. ID. Hamilton,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Tuesdov. Scptcmber 9th, 1879.

tuesday, september 9tl, 1903,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a.
NJ, and / O'Clock, L. NJ, of that day,
sell at public sale. at the east front
door OF the court house, in the city of
Mexico. County Of Andrtin and State
of Missouri, to the highest bidder for
casl,, the following described real cs-
tate living and being in said county
and State aforesaid. as follows, to-wit:
GO acres off the north part of
y-he southeast quarter OF the south
Cast quarter. section twenty-three
nH3l: ten QO) acres of of the north
Art of the southwcstquarter of the
sltheast quarter, section twenty
tee t23j; northwest quarter of the
i. sGthcast section t~Wenty-ihFee (23A,
. anthc west hilf Of the northeast
{. qu,ter, sectiont wenty-three, except
ne an6ayc 30 acre heretofore sold and
&c deeld to Clifto E. Wills; and also
IN 3 aels lying noah ofsalt rifer, sold
20 to Shhcn EQwaan, in township 81,
" range9; and lie east halt OF the
al southeast quder, and west half of
Of the southeast sarter, section seven
~, toNushipHty.one (5D range
eight Is.
a, 16-4t. ID. H.aINTYRE, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
NOW, at fiji

Lcmpel S. House, Defender"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Order of
Audrain Circuit Court, Aug. IS. 1871!

The state Of Missouri. at the relation
and to the use of Il. f. Dobvns.
collectOro of the revenue of Audrain
county, plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14

By virtue OF the provisions oftwo
certain deeds Of trust made by Rufus
:. Pearson and Lucy Ann Pearson.
his wife, onc dated May 18th, 1877,
and recorded in book IL" at page5ii,
in the office Of Recorder OF Deeds in
and for Audrain county, Missouri,
and the other dated May %, 1873, AND
recorded in book IN at page lS2.
in the Office Of Recorder ofDccds in
and for Audrain county, Missouri, to
secure notes in said deeds described
|, the undersigned trustee, al The r.
quest of the holder ofsaldnotes, will
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Tbs per {"

cent. In the city
where taxation in
h complained of, it
tbs per cent. The
re, must be, if the
system of excessive
banks is continued, to
De located, not where
wanted, but where they
1t is by no means
vt the National Bank
~ Of New York will
;, to re-appear IN
ew Jersey, not now
ance to be located
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
Tuition, 10 months, s 1000.
Board, 10 months, $4,000.
Washing, per dozen, so ceDts.
ii. I. BAIRD,
Business Manage

r For sa'aroor" or Other information sal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-14
1of the Currency,

IHU uUUFU "O"VO
,la sald questions they
"a Tor theRsideration ofthe
were: Hos the amount Of
oahHs retitled to, to be
to circulpn ? and how
Z of 9rency be in
eblishent of more
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-02-19
PUBLIC SALES.

FEB. 2D.-James S. Trego will Offer al
public sale, at his place OF residence on the
II. II. Brubsker farm, one-half north of Oak
land Mills, at 10 O'Clock A ", on THURSDAY
February 30, 1879, Three horses, one colt,
/ mi9ch cows, 10 head young cattle, Al
deTney bull, S.otes, lot of chiehens and
turkeys, farming eteasils and household
goods; also, ifece5 aeres of wheat In the
ground.
FEB. 20.-S. Farmhouse will OsTtr a,
public sale, at MS place of residence, one
half-mile below Joilnstown, at 70 O'Clock
4. D, on Thursday, Februsty 20h, 1879,
Three work horses, the celebrated trotting
horse ST. Lawrence, kncwa a. the Lemon
horse; l colt, mich cows, s head young
cattle. Durham eug, sRe Chester white
brood SOW, and large assortment of farm
ing implements.
EEs. 25.-J. B. Weaver will offer at pub
iic sale. on the farm of F. Buckwalter, in
Walker township, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
Tuesday, February %, 1879, three head Of
work horses, l brood mare, colts, head
Of mich cows, Durham bulls, head of
y0uug cattle, 10 head of sheep, l brood
SOW, 10 soaps of bees, wagon, plow and
other farming utensils
Frs. 27.-WiIson Robinson will offer at
public sale, at his place of residence IN
Fermsnagh township. about three-fourths
OF a mile east of Mifflintown, at 10 O'Clock
A NJ, OF Thursday, February 9th. 1879,
Three horses, three COWS, three durham
bulls, three heifers, 8 one-year-old calves,
= breeding sows, 10 shotes, and farming
utensils.
FEB. 2S.-Henry 4. Adker and Hannah
HeiItzelman will offer at public sale, at the
residence of the former, in Delaware town
ship, about two miles northeast of Thomp-
sontown, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Friday,
February 2S, 1879, one horse, four cows,
bull, two heifers, head young cattle, one
spring wagon, and 4 lot of household fur
niture.
MARos Addison K. Sieher win offer
at public outcry, at the barn of what is
known as the Philip Ranck farm in Walker
township, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Tuesday,
March 4, 1879. Three horses, one of which
is an extra, fine animal, good leader, and
works well in both single and double hsr-
cess, two colts, four cows, two heifers, ten
head of young cattle, twelve sheep, one
brood SOW and litter of pigs, and lot of
farming machinery and utensils, nearly new
MARCH 6.-Christian Kurtz viii sell at
public sale, at his place Of residence, %
miles northeast Of Thompsontown, at nine
O'Clock A N on Thursday, March 6, 1879,
Three horses. one colt, six COWS, l heifeE,
bull, 5 calves, chickens, farming imple-
ments, and household furniture.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-02-19
CUPID.

Love in my bosom, like a bee.
Doth suck his sweet;
Now with his wings be plays With me,
Now with his feet.
Within mine eyes he makes his nest,
His bed amidst my tender breast;
My kisses are his daily feast,
And yet he robs me of my rest
All! wanton, will yel
And if sleep. then pierceth he
With pretty slight,
And makes his pillow of my knee
The live-loDg night.
Strike my Lutte, he tunes the string,
He music plays if but sing;
He lends me every lovely thing;
Yet cruel he, my heart doth sting,
All, wanton will ye!
Else | with roses every day
VIII whip ye hence,
And bihd ye when ye long to play,
For your otiense.
III shut my eyes to keep We in;
I'll make YOU fast it for your sin;
Pll count your power not worth q pin
Alas what hereby shall win
If he gainsay mef
What if / beat the wanton boy
With many a rod
He will repay me with annoy,
Because a god.
Then sit thou safely on my knee,
And let thy bower my bosom be;
Lurk in mine eyes, like of thee,
U Cupid so thou pity me