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.,ua Rut his extreme instability and vild imac-
.:np: and sSs % sss. ny
2 Mr. s:
svers the door was once shut in my faoe whom VEN
DO not r.s, beis %e e did not
exce any suicidal thoughts Certainty aSVS "a 49, d;sn
more awful troubles without being 'eup'ea 0'
There largo amount Of the mythical n MIs Sa1
es account Of her visit to my 81 mercy First
Of all for the sake dramatic effect Il was
the SdsGs, s@ not Is say Sy that
garrett Secondly the servant had to DO pictnr,Sa
stupid which a.sueay :nS was snd the clever CARLYLE
@ ssd to enrich the drama Now this dialogue ws
ps ss Ea
dignity never told the servant what sne was o have
when she went out and ssr Moaa Intention to fuy
attire The bare, hard prose OF Tue h mn .o nv
Ca,y the m9%spt Sns vss ssG playing with my little when
she came in; that the surprise ana tne ex
Element The first words uttered after shesat aown
were: You must think I'm drunk one tnen so @ rov nv
what had prodght her to SOC no' Vi 'A'A'' " wv
Mrs. Carlyles letter is not written IN an unKhay
.nirit n ia with prooupd reluctance that nave unve
apan the task OF crtcisng It. Mr. and Mrs
CARLYLE were always helpful tt me to the uthos .. h,
memory Those who have Judged them harshy forses
or seem not to know that their beneyoence 40 not
acc"ss Mrs Cayle of intentional Misrepresentation so
far as am concerned. But she was apt 10 scccp &c
hasy "reminiscences, for solid iao's, v snv
indulgcd freely in pungent speech, and sun more
inisatre and caricature when story nau W 20 r,ra
and made easy II Mrs. Carlyle gave 1ancli POT pUnH s
OF me in whom she took deep interest ana "no -
never more to than object OF can
doubt that her satirca tendency her f0ndness iol
cature her habit OF reckless assertion LED her as,
moods often provoked her Is not the generous
admitting estimate OF Thomas Carlyle when pre,adt d ~
before the publication Of Carlyes letters anu VI
Mr. Froudes biography. after ALL the right estiina'e'
/ am sir, your obedent SERVANT.
Beyiey-h heath, Kent Dec. 10. WILLIAM "A"o~
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ALMOST A ROMANCE.
LETTER or MRS CARLYLE.


To the Edftor Of me Fdu Mau 0dzette
SIR: I'm The PdH MAI Gazette of November
Oh anpeared q letter OF Mrs. Carlyle, to which you
thonrit III 10 give the title of Almost Tragedy But
q Almost a Romance would be "a litter name Tor IL Dy
hermit me for the sake OF truth, and not for my own
sake 10 Of the missatenents MIS- carlyle
saws that introduced 10 Mr. Carlyle ny Emerson.
With Emerson ! not acquainted when was
travelling by coach from Bristol To Plymouth In the
spripg of Sal my fellowI assengers was JOnD
sterling. The ua and to me very Interesting meet
ing a correspondence few years after sterling
the spring OF 1912 passed through London my way
from Lancashire 10 Devonshre. Sterling forwarded 10
me notes DductOn to Mr. John Stuart Mill and TO
Mr. Thomas Carlyle. Mill / saw at the India House,
but fonpd that Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle we're absent In
scotland I made fresh attempt To present scrlings
note However. in the course OF 1s4s Mr. john Chap
man pubsbar, strand. gave In honor of Emerson who
had teen lectuing IN London. grand evening party
was one OF the guests. That Mr. Carlyle was In the
crowd of two or three hundred people was not aware
till Mr. Chairman of his own accord introduced Inc 10
him Mr. CARLYLE said some KIND words ana asked me
10 call upon him, which In a week OF two did gave
him sterIing's note, which depiy moved hlui. On my
subseauent visits to Mr. Carlyle did not press my
affairs upon him. but he made many and sympathetic In
ques respecting them, and showed every dlsposon 70
be aiable The assertion OF MIS- CDyie tbat 10
add 10 my scanty income wrote sermons ior preachers
who could not compose them at first hand Is wholly
false never wrote a sermon for any one; should
feel II to te degrading to be mack for or IN
anything and should deem II dshon0rable 10 prosu-
tute In matters the most sacred Inc ittie poy
Henry Macrcady to whom Mrg. Carlyle allndes taught
NOT two but three times day, and received not k6o
but eco year. Heary was gifted aneetionate in'er-
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The natural result Of . sensational sale like tnas
of the Syston Library Ii TO bring moro Libraries "
the hammer-just a. people from all parts OF tne
country are said to have consigned all their spare
Bibles to the Messrs. Sotheby on hearing wnas tno
Mazarin Bible fetched IN the hope that theirs Voo
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field and the readiest to get rid OF conec',on
which can never be replaced is q Peer OF the heai
The examples of the Dukes of Hamilton ana Mari
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irresistible. 1t Is now the Earl o. Jersey
who now Hines his BOOKS upon
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IN he nreoious All are to be sold in February. IL Is
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day when a Peer thought OF his Order OF ,'s
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fellow-Peers, If such day there ever were' mas
long since gone by. In the presence OF % nAuy
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rank make but slight impression on society vi on
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some f35, 900. II he canuot live on this' oe1'oi'
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twenty-eight shillings quarter instead OF eighty
Mr. Chamberlain has denounced the landowners as
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tbey spin. aud Mr.. Henry George is once more
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rob him, do not profess to know. 1t is Just
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other men in the near approach of the millennium
of confiscaton. IT, W. o.
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shades, and lot Of fancy cabinet frame
and bird-cages. have on hand all kind
OF second d-hand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. n. HIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-16
For Rent.

A BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
for rent. The property consists OF Saloon
and Boarding and Lodging house, furnished.
For particulars, apply to Q. RossETTi
xuxekss July ID, 1855. 5yle.u