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mo no, Archibald, Wait, Wait"
Then a strange thing happened.
Rory ceased. sullenly listened and then
rctreated, but no longer snarllng and
brstllng.
GOrromalt suddenly staggered.
who touched me just now?" he asked
in a hoarse whisper.
No one answered.
who touched me just now? Who
passed? Who slid past me?' His voice
rose almost to scream.
Then. shaking OH his wife. ne swung
the door open.
There was no one there. Outside could
be heard strange smiling and whinny-
ing. 1t was the gray stallion
Gorromalt strobe across the Threshold
/ had time only 10 prevent Aunt Elspeth
from falling against the Intel in a corner.
but in a moments interval / saw that the
stallion was riderless.
Archibald" walled his wife family.
out of her weakness. Archibald. come
back! Come back"
But there was no need to call. Archi-
bald Campbell was not the man to fly in
the face of God. lie knew that no NOR
tai rider could ride that horse 70 It's
death that night Even before he closed
the door we heard the rapid. sliding
c1tchng gallop. The horse had gone.
ridered or riderless. knew not.
My uncle was ashy gray Suddenly he
had grown quite still. He lifted his wife
and helped her 10 her own big leathern
arm chair at the other side OF the ingla
Light the lamp, Mary" he said 70 me
IN a hushed. strange voice. Then he
stopped. and threw soma ANAL pine logs
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sided and lay on his belly. now snarl-
ing now bowling. his blind eyes diStended'
his nostrils quivering. his Hanks quaking.
NV uncle rose and stared at the dog.
What ails the beast?' he asked Tan
grily. looking now at Rory now at MS.
Has any one come in? Has any one
been at the door,"
mo one. Archibald
What have you been doing ElspethE
Nothing"
Woman. / heard your voice droning
at your prayers. All, | see-you have
been at some Of your slams and ceases
again Sure now one would be thinking
you would have less foolishness. and with
the grayness upon your years. what
eolas did she say Mary?'
told him. Jaw. the silly woman that
she is. the Eolas an t-Snaithnean. Mad
ness and folly, Where Is Morag?"
I'm bed" | said this with truth in my
eyes. GODS forgiveness for that good
lie
And it's time you were there. Also
and you too, Flspeth Come now. no
more OF this foohshness. We have no
thing to wait for Why are we waiting
here?"
At that moment Rory became worse
than ever. thought the poor blind
beast would take some dreadful fit
Foam was on his jaws; his hair bristled
lie had sided forward and crouched low.
We saw him look again and again toward
the blank space TO his right, as IT, blind
though no was. he saw some one there.
some one that gave him fear but no
longer a fierce terror. Nay. more than
once We saw him wave his tail. and sni1
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come with me. have something to say
70 YOU You can do NO good here now.
She has taken poison.
Poison" he cried in horror; ana, also
| could see In the poor. cowardly mihd
OF him, a sudden. sick fear.
But when | rose TO leave the room ne
made ready 20 follow me. | kissed
Muireall for the last time. The man APP
preached. as though 70 do likewise. 1
lifted my riding whip. He bowed his head
with deep flush on his face, ana came
out behind me.
Il told the n-folk that my father would
be over in the morning. Then / rode
slowly away. Jasper Morgan followed on
his horse. a gray stallion, that Muireall
and had often ridden. for he was from
Teenabrae farm.
when we left the village II was into
deep darkness. The rain and the wind
made the wav almost impossible al times.
but at last We came TO the ford. The
water was I'm spate, and the rushing
sound terrified my horse. I dismounted
and fastened Gaelcas to a tree. The man
did the same.
what is It. Morag? he asked. in
quiet. steady voice. Death
Yes / answered. Death
"Then he suddenly fell forward. and
snatched my hand. and begged me TO for
give him. swearing that he had loved
me and me only. and iploring me 10 be-
lieve him. 10 love him. to-Ah, the houndl
"But all / said was this:
" Jasper. soon or late would kill you
because OF this cruel wrong you did TO
her. But there IS one way; best for her
best for me-best for you
What is IT.? he asked hoarsely. though
think he knew now. The roar of the
Gorromalt water filled the night.
" There is one way. IL Is the only way.
co..
'He gave deep. quavering sigh. Then.
without a word he turned and walked
straight into the darkness"
Morag paused here. Then, in answer to
my frightened whisper, added simply
They will find his body I'm the shadows
down by DrumdOon. The spate will carry
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O. Southern
ON Railway.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SOY, p is''
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, A.
1880 night. No. IL, Southern .,,s TAp' snd
daily for Atlanta, Augusta "'iN
points south. Sleeper Richmond I'D
Danyllle greensboro. oaHaDuis
Charlotte, Columbia asq Au7 'I. '' g.,
Sleeper open at $50 l.. VI. 9tVpa q"
all stations between Richmou4 ahu
Danville 10 take on and let OH pas
Connects at Danville, Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the Naauingtgn
and Southwestern Limited no 3tf
carrying sleepers New YORK 20 Ashe-
Vile, Hot Springs, Chattanooga, ana
Nashville: New YORK 10 Memphis.
New York TO New orleans, NJ"
York to Tampa. and ufsl-Ciasa p"l
coach between washington dl,u
Memphis Connections are made
FOR all points In Texas ara 'auloi
mia. Sleeper open Tor occupancy al
$50 =. NJ
1900 noon, No. ., solid train daiiy for
Charlotte, y. c.. connects az MOS
icy with Farmville ana Iowihstan
railroad At KeysviHe FOR Cl9tks-
vile, Oxford, Henderson, ana Dur
ham, and at Greensboro Tor Dur
ham, Raleigh, ana " luslon-Saieln,
at Danville with No. 80, Unltcd
States fast mail, solid train, daily
Tor New orleans and points south.
Kew orleans and Kew York to Jack
sObville. Through Sleeper salisbury
70 Chattanooga. also. fuii tlan ''ii-
list sleeper every " edncsl'ty W .'u-
ington 10 san francisco without
change.
GOO i. n, No. Il. local. daily except
Sunday. for heysviue oni inttlmc-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
GOO A. NJ
go +. VI. From Atlanta, Augusta,
Ashevlle.
$40 A. NJ, from Keysville and local sta
lions. - co., 49,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and g. between Manchester and
Neapolis.
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on the peats, and stirred the blaze till 1t
caught the dry. splintercd edges.
RORY. poor, blind beast. came YEARLY
and with low whine to his side. Then
II lay down before the warm blaze.
Bring the Book" he said TO me.
j brought the great Battle-Ground Gae-
lie Bible. and laid II on his knees.
He placed his hand on it and opened at
random
WITH Himself be the word" he said.
rs II Peace?' asked Aunt Elspeth. in
a tremulous whisper.
1T is Peace" ne answered. his voice
gentle, his face stern as a craven rick.
And what he read was this. where his
,ge CHANGED upon as he,opened at the
place in the place in the Book Of the Wis.,
ion Of Nashum the ElkOshlte:
nat 90 you imagine against the Lord?
lie will make a full end"
After that there was silence Then
he rose, and told me 20 80 and lie down.
and sleep; for on the morrow, after dawn.
! was to go with him 90 where Muireall
was.
! saw Aunt Elspeth rise, and put her
arms about him. They had peace. ! went
10 my room, but after a brief while re-
turned aud sat I'm the quietness there by
the glowing peats ill dawn.
Inc EIdyness came az last. Win II the
rain ceased. The wind stil sOughed and
walled among the corries and upon the
rocky braes: with the low means signing
along the TANKS OF the near hill. and
above the stony watercOurse where the
Gorromalt surged with swirling foam and
loud and louder tumut.
My eyes had closed in my WEAKNESS
when heard Rory give a low growl. fol-
lowed by a contented whimper. Almost
at the same moment the door opened. 1
looked up. startled.
II was Morag.
She was so white. II IS scarce 10 be won
dered at that l took her al first for a
wrath. Then / saw how drenched she
was chilled 20 the bone. too. She did not
speak as l led her in and made her stand
before the fire. while took off her soaked
dress and shoes In silence she made all
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
THE FAyORITE ROUTE NORTH.
~ A VIZ lTETTAflNn

THE FAVORlIE ROUTE NUM- II
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:90 P. NJ, No. IL. Baltimore Limited
daily except Sundays. Tor West
Point. there making close cnneetion
on Mondays, Wednesdays and iri-
days with steamer Tor Baliimortt
also. with stage al Lester Manor Tor
WalkertOn and Tappahannock on
Tuesday,. Thursdays ana Saturday
2:3O T. NJ, No. 10. local express. Mon
DAYS Wednesdays, ana froayS, Tor
West Point and INTERMEDIATE sta-
lions. Connects wiki stage at Lester
Manor for Walkertot and Tappahan-
mock. also. At West Point with
steamer Tor Baltimore. stops al al
900 ' A. n. No. 40. local mixed
Leaves daily except Sunday from
Virginia. street station for West
Point and intermediate stations, con-
Meeting with stage az Loator Manor
for Walkerton and Iappah4nnoo *.
or A. NJ. Daily. r,,
1910 A. NJ, Wednesdays and FRIDAY
500 p NJ. Daily except sunday from
West Point and intermediate sia-
s,esw Uno leave West Point al 900 =. NJ
MONDAYS Wednesdays, and trid1ys. aHd
I{sitiuore at 300 II. N. Tues lays, lnuls-
days and Saturdays r.e,.t-.t.t.
Ttcket office al station foot NJ virginia
,,rast omen from 300 a. ". 20 GOO T.
n md nom $50 r. NJ to 4. NJ. civ
ticket Office, 9os east Main ',Fe .rI-pK
J. u 1..rS az 81 Manager. Cen. pass. Ae,nt
W u GREEN. General Superintendent.
" Washington. u. &.
- W VrsTRURY. Trav. Pass. Agent
- 900 cast Main street Richmond Va
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1t there"
After that we lay in silence. The rain
had begun 10 fall again, and Slid with a
soft, stealthy sound athwart the window.
A wan gray light grew indiscernibly into
the room. Then we heard some one move
down stairs. In the yard, Angus the
stableman began 90 pump waiter. A COW
lowed and the cluttering Of hens was
audible.
1 moved gently from Morag's side. As
7 rose. Maisie passed beneath the win
dow on her way 20 the byre. as her wont
was. poor. wild, widered lass, and she
was singing fitfully. II was the same ball
lad again. But we heard a single verse
only:
For I have killed man. she said,
4 better man than you 10 we'd
/ slew him when he clasped my head,
And now he sleepeth with the dead"
Then the voice was lost in the byre. and
I'm the sweet familiar lowing OF the kline
The new day was come.
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RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE DEC. Il, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE E KtSHAo"O-0N'o''
a. ~. NorioIs ii:2S < y
Stops only at retysoufs'
800 =. 81. Daily. arrives Petersbws s;S
A. NJ. Weldon no. A. o.
rtssy ysiisslya,aII 1920 ~ y NJ. z sars A.
nan l2.50 A. NJ. taeksonslli,a,
.:ol A. n. Port TsmSt 80
y "a. Connects &; Ws ""
g,1h No q. sFriyysyH,ff o ns. ton
e:ss l.. ~ Pullman sleeper
o.,, =, New YORK to sackSonvl
200 =. NJ, Daily. local. arrives PsteaE
burg S:i2 =. NJ. hakss 81
$50 p. ~, Daily, arrives Petersburg c:is
L. IA, Makes local stops n
-.ao =. and r. railroad
~ J.. n. Daily, arrives Petersburg s.Vs
4; II. connects with n. anu
w. for Norfolk and inter-
diate points. EmpoIia s;lo
connects with A. and Il, Tor
stations between Emporia and
Iawrenceyillc). Weldon ~
D. M, Fayetteville l:0I A.
NJ. Charleston 6.02 a. NJ. sa-
Vile loo p. NJ. PORT Tampa
- SEW X NJ LINE TO 1IppLE
GEORGIA pOINyS-Arriylpg
Aiken 72s A. NJ, Augusta s.lO
a. NJ. , Macon Y 4 P Alii AN
Sleepers New York 70 WI.
mlngton. Jacksonville. Poft
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta ana
SOC p. ~. Daily. arrives Petersburg
e:Sl r. NJ. Weldon II 70 I. VI.
Makes local stops between
ro.ro :, :, Petersburg and Weldon.
'V''V - M', Daily. Arrives Peterspuis
ll:3o T.. NJ Lynchourg $50 =;
VI Roanoke j.3J A. NJ, bFlstol
LOO \. NJ Pullman Sleeper
Richmond 10 Lynchburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. go,
4'Vv a. NJ, Daily From JscIsoaNIe.
Savannah. Charleston. Allan.
IA. Macon. Augusta. Aad al
SIS A n points point. south; s..,.v Allan.
"a. Athens. and Ralcigh. hth-
derson. Lyrohburg. snd the
ssSd A. NJ DAILY Petersburg Local
e'oo a. NJ. Sunday only From AuaptA.
Athens Raleigh. 91l hcnle.-
HOS A. NJ son hynchbgrS and l .olk " and and
1lj p. NJ. Daily Jacksonville. Sayaa-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington.
Goldsboro. and az points
5:55 p. NJ BSiiyS Norfolk. Suffolk. wav-
erly. and Petersburg. $50.
BOO +. NJ. Daily Petersburg, Lynch-
burg. and West. ...o>,
J. II. KENTv. Traffic Manager.
,, General Manager.
Il. VI. EMERSON
General Passenger Agcr;.
c. G CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
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copyright. 1897. by Fiona Macleod)
GNNnDCTG

Copyright. 1897. by Fiona Macleod)
SYNOPSIS
This story is narrated by Mary Cam
eron. who Is visiting the family OF her
uncle. Archibald Campbell. OF Strathglas.
or "Gorromalt.' as he is usually called,
from the name OF his farm. They live in
tho very heart OF the Scotch Highlands
and are of Celtic Origin. Gorromalt has
two daughters. Muireall and Morag. The
girls have been in London. here they met
Jasper Morgan. the son of LORD Grey
shot Muireall falls deeply in love with
Jasper, but he proves faithless. Jasper
comes 10 Strathglas. as his father is try
Ing 10 buy the property. Muireall meets
him. She not only learns OF his perfldy
but that he Ia" loved Morag all along.
she goes 70 the inn at the neighboring
town Of Kilbrennan. writes to Morag OF
this and takes poison. The letter and
the rews Is brought to the family BY
Mr.. Stewart. the minister. Gorromalt =
made very III by this news
PART II.
That night the wind had a dreadful
soughing in its voice-a lamentabe voice
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOV. - ls'''
at L. o'clock noon.
LEAVE bihD SHEET STATION,
4.lJ A. 81 Daily Tor Washington ana
points North. Stops only az
Milford aud FREDERICKSBURG
Pullman sleepers 10 Sew York
$40 A NJ. Sunday Oaly, for " ashlust on
and points North. Stops AZ
El0a, Glen Allen, Ashland,
Iay orsyile, boswell, hutnss
Glen. penola, Milford. Woods
Lane, Guinea, summit. Freder-
icksuurg. Brooke and WIDE
water. Pullman car.
s.SA.M NJ. Daily. except Sunday. Tor
Washington and points Norta.
stops al E.ba, Ashland, IaJ-
ior.ville. boswell. kuthcr
Glen, Penola Milford. Woods
lane. Guinea, summit treder-
leksburg, Brooke and VICE
water. pullman car
,o.oa NJ Daily. except Sunday, for
i|'" ~ Washington and points North.
Stops at Elba Glen Allen.
Ashland. boswell, Milford.
fredericksburg, Brooke. agi
Whitewater, Parlor Car; also,
connects with Congressional
lIgiited at Washington.
1.,- ID NJ Dallv. for Washington AID
'-'' points North. stops al Eliza.
Ashland, boswell Milford,
Fredericksburg, Brooke s1d
Whitewater and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper hlchm0Rd 10
New York.
ARRIVE 49, hD +" i'l-i- ~ lOS,
o'fV ~ -" gr0oke fredericksburg. MIL
ford. Boswell. Ashland and
Flba. and other stations SUM
daNs. Sleeper New YORK. 20
.pu I l'iiHi'o eXtept Sunday stops
-'fo T. -" nj Whitewater. Brooke. Fred
ericksburg. summit. Guinea.
Woodslane. Milford. PenOla.
Rutler Glen. boswell, Taylors.
,UIc. Ashland. Glen Allen and
Elba. Parlor car from Wash.
-,oDNf p1liv. stops only az Fred
''iV + ' ericksburg boswell. Ashlans
and Elba. Pullman cars from
n i1aiIv stops ~ Widewlter.
$50 = Va Rrooke. Fredericksburg. sumo
,if 0uinca WOodslane, Aiil-
fori pen0la. Ruther Glen
D,-vofl TayIorsyiile. Ashlsnd,
elem Allen. and Elba. Sleep.
,,prDrprrt{epG ACCOMMODATION
Daily. Except Sunday)
,oo y ~ IrI.. Byrd Street station
t.99 4 ~ Arrive Byrd street station
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY Except SundayJ
G.l2 A. NJ Leaves Elt1
600 r. VI. Leaves Elba.
Gao A. VI. Arrives Elba.
eco r. VI Arrives Elha.
@. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
L. r. D. MYERS. President.
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RavLine James River Route
for Baltimore.

Close Connection Tor All Point
North.
Appointed sailing days. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
tip. N. Freight received daily
until $ P. NJ. Elegant ssatc-rccms.
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, state-room reServi-
lions and further information, ap-
ply to h. M. oOlNiN'
General Agent. Sje t. Main St
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RAILROADS

CO s''' sa''.' and
EsTEcT.vE OCTOBER %. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
SO a II. Daily. wltn parlor car 10,
2rineipal stations. i, o, mIwp and
Portsmouth. Connects daily
with Old Dominion steamships
for New YORK. r..
$40 p. NJ Daily with Pullman ioF
local stations. Newport News
old Point. Norfolk and Ports-
1000 A. M Local train. except Sun: sun,
Forge Connects at Cor
donsvillc for orange. GNlpcpet'
Calycrton, Manassas, Alehah,
dria and Washington, az
Union Station, CharlottesNine,
for Lynchburg. AZ basic 'o'
sIs p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman to, Gin
cinnstl. Louisville ana D.
Louis. Connects at Covinslon
daily for Virginia Hot sprln Ir;
stoRs Only MI. at strve in 5S pin
ing Cars. No. !, Local Tram,
except sunday. follows 500 20
$50 p. NJ. Aceommodation. except sun
day. for Characteristic. ,.A
lo:0 p. N. Daily for CINCINNATI, with
Pullman TO Hinton. " va. en- ~
Gordonsyille to CINCINNATI
and Louisville Meals served
on dining car. Connects A.
stanton Except sunday tor
Winchester, Va. and AZ SOf
inston. Va, daily for virginia
TRAINS L LEI SP!'nf EfaHTH STREET
1l:So A. NJ Daily. Tor i.ynchburg. and
Clifton Forge Gannecn "a, a.
Bremo, except Sunday, Tor
White Hall. except sunday az
Balcony for Lexington, and az
W. Clifton Forge with NO
for Cincinnati
400 Y. M. Except Sunday. Local accom-
mediation for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. N. Daily. from Cincinnati.
lilo a. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
$50 P. N. Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville
$50 =. N. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Point.
z:45 p. NJ Except Sunday. from West
Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. Nj. Except Sunday, from Column
bia.
$40 P. NJ. Daily. from Clifton Forge and
Lynchburg. and. except Sun
day from Lexington ara
White Hall
JOHN d. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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To Cure Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II IL fall
10 cure. 25c. The genuine has l.. b. Y.
on each tablet.
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N g 8 Nj Norfolk


ll.lE MB-R b. 1917.
LEAVE RICHMOND CDAILH. BYRD
STREET STATION.
800 A N RICHMOND AND NOk-
FOLK NESTIBULE LIMIT
Ed Arrive Norfolk IL "a n
81 Stops only az Petersburg,
Waverly. and Suffolk. second
class tickets not accepted on
sos N. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Tor LynchbUrg. Roanoke, Co
lumbus. ana Chicago. Pullman
sleeper Roanoke 90 COlunbns'
also FOR Bristol knoXNiiie.
80 ?. NJ. Eor sunoiE. Norfolk. -, ard IN
termediate stations, arrives A.
Norfolk AZ lO'N =. ID;
1O:4J p. NJ POI Lynchuur. sad hos. 40, =,
Wilmington and LnatlSno0st
Limited Pullman hleelets
Rolnoke 10 Memphis and New
Orleans Pullman sleeper or-
tween Richmond and Lynch-
burg. and berfhs ready Tor
occupancy a. 800 i. N. Also.
pullman SLEEPER petersburg
and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from LyhCn-
burg and the West daily ~ is 4 ~.
and $50 p NJ: from NOrfolk and LnSS
East AT 100 A. Nj. and FksrlbOieD
Once: s5s Main street. -
District Passenger Agent-
w pENIiI.
General passenger Agent.
General Orr-e: Roanoke vs.
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That night the wind had a dreadful
soughing in IT'S voice-a lamentable voice
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sEABOARD AIR LINE, -
ccrTTDlTLE IN EFFECT FEB. 2 lss'.
FAYE BYRD STREET STATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

work nnds use Of barn dour and q
charred stick for want oI canvas end g
pencil
Junn Opie was cpned the Cornish won
der because o. his great skill III portrait
urE. he wRs asked one day by vhar won
de-tul process he mixed hls colUrs
mix them with my brains " answered
The pliHtsr
HenjEmtn West. z well known American
painter, manufactured his first brush out Of
I cat tail. Sir Isaac Newton uufulded rhs
cuupnSluur Of Light and origin Of color by
means Of 4 sheet Of pastebnurd prism
and lens Ou- Of En EnGtumist's syringe.
which ny accident came iutD hE pnssessiur
Want. the great British engineer and me
cGgulCAl inventor constructed the first model
Of the cnndeasinE steam engine
Lemnsthenes resolved 10 become an orator
and II order 10 carry Uut LIS resolve il
was necessary for him 10 overcome some
serious obstacles. His manners were HwE-
warG ms Dreuth short and MS voice STAN
ms-inE and trtistInCt-
He did not attend E school Of urutury NOR
did he have I private tutor, but We are
LUid that ne FIRST shaved one SIDE Of his
head only, so a. 10 make il Impuss bic for
hin 10 70 into society and thus divert him
self from ms purpose
Then 10 overcome the defect II his speech,
he adopted the practice Of speaking with
pebbles il rs mouth. and that ne might be
able ID make himself heard IN the uumulI
d popular RssEnDl1eS he declEImeu hour
after hour upOn the seRsnurE, 10 observe
and currect ms awkward gestures he spent
much time pracriCing before L mirror. Thus
by pH-suCe Huc perseverance, he became the
greatest orator Of uuUiuui-y
Bernard Palsy The French potter
chemist and susmeler had but little indeed
20 work with when making MS frsr expert
ms-ta. But IL spite Of poverty religious
prosecutions and many other impedimenTs
he pursued with upririnE energy the art OF
pottery glass painting ana enEmellng and
became one uf the first artists Of the French
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