Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-07-10

. trd the most glowing and exaggerated Dies
rrlpllOnS Of tn" new country, and induced
. many of hi- lOrmrra-SOcat">a and ncighbor-
to follow him.
He sailed back with Twenty-Five vr->rl$,
but Of th'>" only fourteen reached the new
ly-dj~covcrrd Paradise. The missing ccv-
on were never heard Of, and Wrr" doubtless
lost in one of the terrible storms that sweep
over III" Arctic >r;!~.--fu1'W.
TIL: AET UF STORY NTlII.INt;.---.N .NmVman
dr-irOuS Of being entertaining in discourse
will discover, Oh Observing those Of hi- ;c-
uaintancr who max" themselves partirll-
lar!y agreeable in this line, that their laruI-
ty Oitrlling Il story or anrr'lOt" we'll largely
constitutes their strength. Mere nlonolo-
que such H. inrridgr in,uIycd in i apt to
be tirr~"mr. and even AiaC;lUlay WlS ut
times too t!tactic. but no on" Wrarird OF
I Sir Walter scott or Washington Irving, and
tUrWin. of Ohio. W;t- delightful by reason of
, his charm a. 4 trt"t,,,t,Ur. There i no sim
pier or more wholesome pleasure than that
Of genial conversation, "id more people
could br pleasing takers if they would only
study the elements OF collouual recreation.
and especially note the part which Il we'll
! told story orapt ancctlOtr bears in relation
! to the real enjoyment Of social conference
To tell a story wei! i rot 80 easy Il it ap
! pears on the surface. bat the Ingredients of
| pleasant narration are within the reach OF
| every ono nf ,,.rr,,rr s,usihiIitv , sv,nn,-
tLrtir Ii.nnsitinn Enrn ,,Ir,,m,tinm nr
| li"hl- and -hoInws and SOM. Irt IF snrrrh
! How aImirnLlv Mr. iur,In and I'r1nl;lin
enforced good >"n~c with illustrative para
| br>. The French are very happy in the de-
partnrnt ofdrlicatr humor, and tell Il small
story with peculiar grace. y long-Windcd
t,lr i. y nui.,urr Thr rhirf mottrr j. tn
srizr unnn thr .,lirut G,,1urrs and .n .rrnm
thrm ,I tn hrinm ,hnut g., rnfru.hinm .urnri.,
ot tLn rIn.. MIX :. .,n ,r, jmt Il n,n hn
rn,,iI, ,,.,u;r,,I I,,. ,,,n ,,.bn Ins;rn ~,
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ton .rnn, ,''ri'r w Ln'0n,i,r ir.,,r,l,
tnLin,. ~ ;t,nlr ,,r,.n,t, ,l,n i,.I,I i,
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n.oI ~, pn ',Nr, ';II ;'Ii,t, ILL.,
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I'm. been E,t'Iv .,ilin'r ON 1Gr ..Dr,I Sc, nf
\mrri,n'; thm. Ins,riIrs if ..snnn wr yvrrr
ON our wav toward the hnzv western shore
~ W,. ,a,.,,I the -co muII. ciuIrI oro,rnd us
or tIoatrd ON the water. their whitr nlrImn~r
Shinin~ in the sunlight. Every now and
then = howk-uloth wnuIl fiji hvnroIiwht ON
the boa. dragon flies would ,ton lon~
rnou~h tn muZn ot u. curiou.lv anil thnn
-ionnIIv = -rycntrrn-vrnr-nII locust wn,Ild
hum u;,.t rs tito mock ot II. inr ever ,l,rinm
tn hrlirvr tI,,t this i thn .In,d Sr, ~
\mrri,," " \. thr how nInv.nd thrnu~h ,hr
wafer millions nf small ,U,J,,y, luin.l vnulL
rise from th. Water whrrr thrv wrrr rr.t.
in" and cover thn how nf thr boat tiIImi,rt.
of Them cnuII Ii, collected Whrrryrr wr
wont wa observed thr -.,,,r thin,, rho
vrni,r of the l,l;r = thrir hn,,n ,,1, thn,.
,r,. -. n,n,.h nt hnm,n .ittinm an thn ~.,tnr -.
- -l,innrr !. nm m i:,.tn,m nnni IN yn,nn
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iiLn v.,t,r fi,r n'iln- iIrrnInnt ,,'tLn Tn,,.l,I
thrv Inv thrir nIros Lrrn thn, hatch and
hrrr thr I,r,..r H. ~. thn nili;on iii rc"J,
for tI' ,,,', ,+,+ ,,:I,nm +L','
+, hn .n ,,.,,n Inn1i,,. "o,'r.
IN W., n,'L ,'ir III ,,. ,'',,.,
-. ,rt;t '' t'' Gr' rhn ,r dnm,;l. r,
mnun thr .tr,n~. Iittlr shrimns th,t i've in
the ,v,trr TLrr. 'rn ;ntinitr nmr,I'rr. IF
lhrsr There j.. s,r,r,rI,. :, rI,rr IN thr I,r;n
whrrr y hurI,rt If w,tnr ,,n hr J;n,"L
william t,I:in,r nv ,,rn,', - ~ ANN ,f I'm,
# i Itr,''rr That nrnnIn .hnuII '.,II ~, Ills. 80.
..dr,I s,,, " fnr thnu~h fine nnnhnr nf snr.
rir, Inr. unt .vrnII tnn ~. tif,rnn thnrI
M l,kn fr',sh nr s,It in thn wnrld That t' CON-
tnin. h,If ~. n',n, i,.n'r ,,i'r. Irn.,t
Sult Lake,"
N Cnvrr ,sr wrru t;r,>r-,;cn Loo !
ot thr close nr thr w,r rnrrivrd inn,,nrr,,
LIr nt1;rS tn ,,nn,,rn IN rnrn,nrr.i,I nntnr,,rS
-. Ins,r,nrr rnnn,nir. r,iirn,I. nnd
many I,ru,. rnrnnr,tinn. 1T tho SnutL u.nrn
,nvinus r. ,,v HIM .,n,. s,I,rv hn n,;rLt
,rm,nL .nIrI,. fin. thn r.n nf biy m,,7'n
nnv rrsunm.biIitv whntrvtr \ cnmmittrT
of E,u~Ii,hmrn, with thr Duke of SnIthrr-
land and Mr.. Brrc>tord Hope at the head,
Offered him in fee Il splendid estate in one
of the midland counties Of England, coup
led with a guarantee Of IN income Of
e, .UUU a wear a. lone aS ne lived. lie
declined all these offers. and ac-
crptrl the Presidency of the WASHINGTON
and Lee University at Il salary of - 1000 a
year. Here ne r;lrnrI his Iiviuu aS the
hardest worker in a hard working faculty
in training the youth Of the country uD to
the very hour Of the paralitic stroke which
proceeded his death.
Gen. Lee left three sons. They too rr-
,rivrd many offer. of Il similar Kind. and
likewise declined them. Two Of these sons
arc now prosperous planters in Virginia.
Tine third .u,,rr,lrI his father in thc Pres
idcncv of WASHINGTON and Lee University.
and ha- filled the rpSjtiUu with credit for
thr last thirteen wears
Thr tr,1r \urrir,u Sririt shine. in Cen
Lrr'> rynmrlr, the -ririt Which rromntrI
and hi. Generals when thry
retired from fine r,Ihlic service enriched on
Iv Win tir r,r,Ilrrtinu nf their "rrnt
and .rnruiuu io lr,kr mrr.
.hun,Ii.r Of their t;,r,r,--I7h,y jv Wr Vr,r
ln,E .>un.
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