Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

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stated 20 lhase GA tls 0lfsLlsLs of Tie
crowd thai be was ~one Of the pal-oear-
ers aut rl-st get la.'
'OA. look a. the p@-l-oeaFer. " remarked
the crowd. ~isa'l he pretty rals-0 0eaferi'
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selves. as they bored holes ia Nr Robson
WITH their teen elbows. Hs tired eace
more % make SO understood that be- was
one u the PAL bearers. our ms voi splll uI
the back aud q loud round or nlirth was Tie
l1lrl sol-te reply
.Afterward, p SAID Mr. Robson, Il learned
that several others had tried 70 g-t il Ds-
fore 1 arrived on the ground that they were
pal--bearers and 50 tas crowd was ~ 81
Tor me By ta1t tine. II 1 h4d Known tat
by giving ny name w3li have been
carried Ia or 2 bed cf roses / clel1 uer
have dlue l. went aTay and - ala Sd
heard man say: dc j. JUDGED a healthv-
looking PAL bearer IS he lo-i lie il prob
ably s9Es one who lives here in Boston
and has made bet tlat Ae would get IN and
hear the address Or perhaps he IS . man
looks Ike 10. DID YOU notice his sad facel' -
Mr.. Robson then came away aud. talsln :
a slow train FOR C0hasse., was very soon
home
Probably since the DAYS OF Damon and
Pythias there has rarely been such deep de
votion and affection between two men as
that which existed between Robson and
Charlie Th0rne. Every thing about thg
place brings back 10 Rob" the memory OF
his old friend, especially tho welcome that
Thorne always had for Ain when he go'
home. Thorne was always there first, con
ccaied behind big tree near the door
When the proper moment camc be v-0ulC
spriag forth ike a culinary Roman; with Z
breast-plate made OF tin pie plates, helme
consisting OF tin milk pail with the Dai
under his chin, armed with a roihng-piI
and shielding himself from attack by
means of a bright, tin dishpan, nc wouiC
burst forth and after q Shakespearean how
OF welcome he would suddenly cast away
his armor and execute a breakdown on the
green.
Ii would seem from this that actors ar,
not only susceptible 20 enjoyment of Z
harmless nature, but that they actually
have affection for each other sometimes
which would do credit TO the higher order
OF human beings
At one time Robson was playing the
grave-dlgger and Mr. Forrest Hamlet
When they came 70 the burial be noticed that
the priest spoke rather thickly aud his feet
were balanced doubtfully on the edge oi
the grave. he seemed 10 be little mixed
as to whether i was Opheiia's grave or q