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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Petor Rabideau cut his hand Oh saw
at j. q. Hutchin'3 mill last week.-George
Brooks and femily from North Troy are
In town.-Mr. and Mrs. A .. Lawrence
of Belvidere Center were In town Satur-
day.--Nelson Honey has completed work
for w. NJ Barber and returned to Sam
sonvilc Monday George p. Porter Is
home from the southern States. where
he spends the winter travelng.-Paul
Buskey was In Westheld Monday.-Mrs,
Wallace Buskey and children Of Bellows
Falls, who have been visiting In town.
have returned. Miss Nellie Williams Of
,Radnor. Ohio. who has been visiting
in town. started back Tuesday.-Mrs,
Maymie Hopkins of South Omaha, Neb',
Is in town visiting relatives, Grace
Rowley Bent of Boston is home visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. .. Rowlcy'
Harry l.. Martin OF Toronto. Ont. Is
home visiting his father. c. l.. Martin,
He Is accompanied by his uncle, j. J.,
Martin. who formerly lived bore.
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SEELRURNE,

Miss Madge Harmon has returned from
a FIVE weeks visit with friends in OF
tawa.-Miss Daisy Russell is camping at
Queen City Park for two weeks. The La
dies Improvement society will meet with
Mrs. John Peterson Friday afternoon in
stead of Thursday.-James Cowan has
sold his store at Shelburne Falls to
Thomas Thompson. Ny. Thompson does
not take possession until October ILL.,
|. Goodsel has sold the stock of goods
he recently purchased To Mr.. Redmond of
Hineshurg.-Mr. and Mrs. H. \. Rowley
are camping al Thompsons Point for q
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stowell,
who are in caWp at Thompsons Point and
Mrs II. s. Weed and son. Kingsland of
burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs w. A
Weed Wednesday DR.. w H. Ranks is
in Montpelier in attendance at the health
officers meeting.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Baker of Brock
ton, Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Orin Baker-Mr. and Mrs T..
G. Bagley were at Queen City park the
first of the week,-Miss Minnie brewster
Is visiting Miss Ruth Andrews in Essex
Junction.-Mrs. Clara Norton of Bur
lington is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Brewster.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers Of
Rooney, n. Y. are visiting at Ezra
Kimball s.-Mrs. Polly Reynolds Of
burlington and Mrs. George Brown of
Lancaster Mass, visited Mrs. Browns
sister. Mrs. G. Ellis. the last of the
week.-Mrs.. Cassandra Ellis started
bIOnday for New York to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Robert Morton and
Miss Retta Ellis.
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ALBUR0H CENTER.

The Rev. David Latshaw gave a very
interesting talk on the work Of the Y.
NJ. G. A. In the Methodist Church Sunday
morning. Mrs Dyer Hall of Isle La
Motto was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Rockwell Sunday.-Mrs. George
Crellar. who has been quite seriously i'll.
Is again able to be out.--Mr and Mrs.
Strong returned TO their home in North
Thetford Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Grant
% Boston, Mass, are in town.-A num-
Der from here attended the pilgrimage
at st. Anne, Isle LaMotte. Sunday
The J. w. W. society realized about
s4 from the ice cream sale held at tbs
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchns
in South Alburg Saturday evening
Miss Florence Rockwell, who has beer
visiting in North Hero. returned home
Saturday.
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after being at this port on special de-
tall for several wccks.---Arthur Wolff
of I1averhill. Mass. visited his sister,
Mrs. T.. IT, Livingston, last week.
Mrs. James r. Martin of London, ont.
and Miss GLADYS Porter of Montgoin-
cry visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. u. Taylor last week.--Walter
NJ. Coons Is laid up with IL sprainc
ankle which he suffered In jumping
from n carriage while distributing ad-
vcrtising last week.-Mrs.. Harriet Nc
kenrcy Is visiting in berkshire Gem
ter-A J. Livingston ana family and
Ezra faneur and family are in camp
Mt silver Lake. Franklin.-Miss Glcnnn
Coons has gone to Tarnham. Que, TO
pass n month with her sis'crs, Mrs
Wilson and Mrs. O'Trara.---Mr. and
/ Mrs. Harry l.. white Of Burlington nro
visiting relatives horc for two weeks
Harold Rogers of Boston was the
guest Of william Mctcnney last week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds has returned
home from the Knowlton, Que, sani-
tn rium.--Mr. and Mrs. A. @. Rogers
who recently moved to Troy. have re-
turned to their former home in this
village Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Powell and
Mrs. c. H. Aiken returned home Fri
day from their summer cottage Mt st.
Adams Bay.---Master Arthur Week g
and Miss Doroth" Weeks are
visiting in st. Alhans.--Mrs. Libby
Ainsworth of Dcs Moincs Iowa. visit
ed her nephew, Arthur NJ. Pond. last
Week.-Mrs.. Louise IIoskins and chill
drcn Of Calgary, Alberta. arc visiting
he, Mrc
Mrs Lydia T. 1Iewett OF burlington
is visiting her sister Mrs. \. J. Elliot -
The Rcv Silas p. Perry went Monday
to Knowlton. que. to attend the con-
ference Of Sunday school workers While
there lie will give n series OF Bible lee
tures.-Mr. and Mrs Harvey L. Domino
of Samsonvile and Mr. Dominas sister
and her daughter visited at the home OF
David Domino over Sundav.-Mr and
Mrs. Clarence \. Hatch Of Lynn. Mass
are visiting friends her.--Niss Lottie Scott
OF Burlington visited at the home OF her
uncle, A. j. Elliott, over Sunday.
Or. and Mrs n. Whitney OF Northlxlt
| are visiting at the home OF Mrs. Whit
neys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Haw
| lcy.-Miss Kate Rounds of Boston is Wis
itirg relatives In this place.-The funera
Of Gaspard Ro,itn. who died Saturday II
| burlington. was held In All Saints Cath
Ollie Church Tuesday morning with In
tcrment in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.
Boutin is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Joseph Deroser and Mrs FREQ
Nossa, both OF this place.
Capt. A. ]. Merrill. deputy collector. il
taking his annual vacation.--F. NJ
Barnes, deputy collector, has been pro
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. Fanny Parker returned to Wash
lngton, y. c.. July q after few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Collins
Philip Franklin of ST. Johnsbury. son of
former pastor, is visiting in town.
Mrs. q. NJ. Norton is i'll with tonslitis-
rr. and Mrs Falhy are entertaining his
sister from Waukern. Iowa Mitchell
Swinyer from the West Is visiting his
brother, LaVrence.--Miss Greta Norton
IL confined 80 tho house with heart trou-
ble-Rodney White. who has been In
Kansas the past year, returned last
night Mrs. Netiie Fitch has gone to
vi.t her sister. Mrs. Fuller, in Starks-
horo.-T. W. johnson had to haul his
butter to Shelburnc this week on ac-
count Of the strike.
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MONTGOMERY.

o. \. Richardson returned Friday from
Michigan. where he has been to visit his
brother-I1ayden Shina has returned
from Il few weeks spent In the Vest
Ny. and Mrs. Alfred Provo have been
visiting relatives in Delvidere the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LaFountan
has returned from weeks visit in Farm
ham.-Miss Maude Lambert is home from
Lowell-Miss Bertha Hutchins has re-
turned 10 her home in Boston-The Rev,
j. q. Angel and daughter, Ruth. Of
Stowe visited In town the first OF the
week.-Fred Goodspeed. who has been
SPENDING a few weeks in town. has re-
turned to his work at Tewksbury.-
Charles Centebat OF Boston Is visiting
In town.-Miss May Hall is home from
Rlchford
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UNDERHILL.

Elwood. the four-yc@r-old son of How
ard clark, caught trout in Browns
river that measured II 10 inches. Lester
Ashley of White River FUNSTON has been
guest at DR.. w. $. Nays the past week
Miss Eva Nay returned to Boston Mon
day after a two weeks vacation at her
homo in this place Mrs r. r. Galusha
and son, Don. of Dorchester. Mass, visit
cd In town recently.-Mrs. S f. Bates
and daughter, Mary, OF Burlington are
the guests of Mrs. +. J. Whitcomh--M
f.. A. Cass has gone to Jericho, where
she will visit Mrs. W. G. jackson for a
few dnvs
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. Glenn W. Douglass went to
Boston Monday to pass n two weeks va
cation.-Mr and Mrs. w S. Livingston
and Miss Lottie Allen are In camp at
Silver Lake with A. j. Livingston's fami-
ly for a week.-Mr. and Mrs. Davis and
two sons from the State OF Georgia are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Peterson. The
band played at a lawn party at North
Berkshire Tuesday eVenng.-Mrs Jerne
OF Philadelphia and Mrs. Stone OF Swan
ton were at the homo OF their uncle.
Aylmer Phelps, Tuesday.-M w. An
drews OF Burlington passed Sunday at the
home of j. T.. Elrick.
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RICHFORD.

w. Lynnwood Farnham. organist in
the English Cathedral. Montreal, was
the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. f..
Barnby Leach last week He win 20
to London In the fall to study ad-
vanced organ methods and compost
tiOn.-E y. Read attended the meet
ing OF the New England Furniture
Manufacturers association In Portland
last week-Maj. T.. N. Billiard. deputy
collector, returned to Swanton Saturday
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Cleveland were in town
Friday. They are about TO move to Bur-
lington and occupy the Ames block.
where they will give table board and
rooms.-Miss Pansy Buzzcll of Newport
Center is in town visiting friends-Mr.
and Mrs. Medbury and daughter and
Mrs Durfce. who have been spending a
few weeks at w. II. Munson's. returned
to their home in Montreal Monday Miss
Grace Crockett, who has been visiting
Mrs. T.. S. Wright, has gone to Cham
plain.--The Misses Mary and Grace Nc
Neil were called to Bread Loaf Tues
day on account of the serious Illness of
her aunt.-Mrs. Lyman Whitman, who
has been visiting her parents for the
past two months, returned to her home
in Weybridge Tuesday.-Miss Julia Scat
tergood of Philadelphia came Monday
night to be the guest Of Miss Day.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Confined from pnge -

NO weeks vacation. Hovey Jordan is
.nkine his place In the storc.--C. Whit
hey is spending few days with r. O..
stiles and family ut Mallctts bay.--D.
". Ricknell and Mrs. Is. Il. Isham have
sold their farm in this village to Ransom
O. Wilder and Byron H. Haywood. taxi
Ing in exchange. as part payment, the
home place of Mr.. and Mrs Il. q. Wild
er.-1he Rev. 5. II. Barnum exchanged
pulpits last Sunday with the Rev. Z. +.
Treat OF Richmond. 1.-The Grange at this
village held an ice cream social at their
hail Tuesday evening.
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WEST MILTON.

Truman johnson and family OF Hunt
ington spcn, Friday night and Saturday
ut G. w. Changers --Mrs. Ida Buyton
of Cambridge. Mass. IL spending tho
week with Mrs I. T. Howard Tho fin
neral of Mrs. William Lamphcre was
held at the church Friday afternoon
Miss Jcncva Patterson has been home
from st. Adams for few DAYS on nc
count of Illness.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallheof and
son of Wethersflcld. Mass, are visiting
at the house of +. A Waliheoff The
Misses Pearl and Susie Thompson have
returned home from Stoatsburg. y. y.
They were accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Thompson.-Chestcr PaXnan has
returned to Hartford. Gonna lawn
party was held at the home of Wells
Yates Tuesday evening.--The Dorcas So
ciety met with Mrs. II. a. Chaffee We'd
nesdaN.
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ST. ALP ANS.

There was a lot of excitement on the
Lake street crossing late Friday night,
growing out of clash between a big
bunch of Central Vermont strike break
crs and crowd of strike sympathizerS.
The affray, which followed the arrest
of a strike breaker, charged with breach
of the ueace. looked serious for "A time
when several shots were fired into the
air and volleys of stones thrown. The
prompt intervention of "A large force of
officers. who got the strike breakers back
to their quarters ana dispersed the other
crowd, brought about order.
col, Edward \. Chittenden has been
made Il vice president of the Wclden
National bank For some time past
Colonel Chttenden has been acting in the
capacity of managing director and will
continue this work In his new office of
vice-presidcnt.
The body Of Mrs. George T. Staley. OF
Boonvilc. y. y, who died Of typhoid
fever at the hospital here Saturday
night, WAS taken TO Hoonvllc for the
funeral and burial Monday morning.
Mrs. Stalcy was IS years old and is sur
vlved BY her husband and little son.
The wedding of Miss Louise c, Forant
of this city and Michael j. Ryan of Dos
ton took place NJ s., Mary's Church
Wednesday morning.
A daughter was born to the Rev. ant
Mrs. George =. Fortier of Mortified
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Fortier is at
the hospital in this city
The city schools will reopen for the
fan term Tuesday, September 6.
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ENOsBURGH.

Miss i,ottie Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Gilbar Rev. Nelson
Yates preached at Memorial Church sun
day.-Thc ladies of Memorial Church
will hold their annual children's dinner
in connection with Sunday school picnic
In Mrs. II. $. Dows woods MIR. and
Mrs. cobb of Albany visited their niece
Mrs. r. l.. Kinfield. Friday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Daisy Beals is In camp at Queen
city Park. Burlington.-Donald Nara
more OF Swanton spent Sunday with his
parents Mrs. Lena Hill OF ST. Adams IL
the guest of friends and relatives here -
The Rev O. r. IiouKhton and family.
who spent the month of July visiting In
Middlebury, have returned homo.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr., ana Mrs. A. +. Randall of Spring
field, Mass. are guests Of his mother,
Mrs. Fclcn Randall.--Ivan Record went
10 Springfield, Mass, Monday, where he
has Il position.-Levi Goodhue has the
Job OF moving the old school house to
the blanchard lot on the wcst side of the
street,. II. Truax IL IN town for n
three weeks stay at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. L. Truax-
There will be "A reunion Of the 18th Yer
mont regiment In this town September 8
with camp fire in the evening" on the
neN' DAY they will attend the dedication
and presentation to the town of the
soldiers monument which has been erect
ed here by len. Carmi l.. Marsh Miss
Margaret Nelson Of Rycsate is the guest
of Miss Edith Gates Mrs J. V. Sheddard,
Misses Sadie Phillips. Florence Hopkins,
Margaret Hopkins, Hilda Hopkins Anna
Powell and Alice Mason are ut Camp
'atten Miss Gloc Wood of Barre is in
town. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hale and
daughter are guests of Mrs Hale S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Magnant.-Dr.
Sn"ldon ana family are at Camp Patten
Tor several weeks.-Miss Carrie Wilder of
New York is at A. ID. Horskins's for sew
bans has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
u. l.. Manley.-Joseph Whitney left town
Monday right for Seattle. wash. where
he has n position with the y. Il. Fair
banks Co.
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs. l.. j. Gile is visiting her daughter
In Worcester, Mass,-Mrs A. Streeter Is
In Barre, where she has n situation
Emerson Chase of burlington is in town
visiting former friends and neighbors.-
Mrs. Arthur Waterman of Union Village
was called to the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Hosford, on account
OF the illness of her mother.-Robert
streetcr is visiting relatives in Hunting
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Nora Hndsdale Is passing some
time in Essex.-W J. Wescott of Essex
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Miranda Wescott.-Mrs, Mary lsham II
Burlington passed last week with Mrs.
Rholla Forbes
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WEST sWANTON.

Mrs T. :. Tabor IS confined to her
room.-Mrs. Bert IItlliker. who has been
sick with Notwithstanding. is Improving. g
Mrs james NJ. Tabor is able to>be about
the housr.--Sidney burton expects to
start for his home in North Dakota in u
few DAYS
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and Mrs. Charles Dubuque have returned
from trip 20 Montreal. Ottawa and
Saint ASne DE Beaupre--Mrs. Clarence
Robinson and children. who have been
visiting Mrs. McNa at Rouses Point,
have returned home.
W. a. Plumley of Rutland Is spending
few days at Warren Hall's.--rhc Rev.
K. II. Mix has returned from week s
ltu nj nj
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Little from St. Al
bans were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Patterson Saturday.-The farmers are
putting up larger crop of hay than for
several past,
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north slde.-Mr. Jewetts teams are draw
ing lumber from his mill here to his farm
in Waterbury to DC used In building Il
barn
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss Martha Pennock Of Boston =
guest q Mrs. Charles Bridge nj t1e "nsna
OF Ms Cora Whippe.-Mr. md Mrs.
John s. sitter Of Bradford Eere HrGsis
Fcid;,y cf Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. WhNc.gn.
W me- Giving the II. j. koi.ey 4 co.
furniture team Friday 4. NJ Adams was
thrown of the wagon, receiving partial
Gi.incatiCn OF the hip, The horse become
frightened at an automobile. Mr.. and
Mr.. A. c. Bedell. Mrs. A. y. NN, ma
children are at the cottage OF MIS- pNNe
Woudw AID, Lake Elmore.-An auion'o'
bill, party consisting of Mr., and MIS- W.
II. Roberts md Mr., and Mrs. II, J.
Boggis OF Cleveland. Onto, are at the
Randall for q short stay.-Mr. and MIS-.
J. II. barrow of Troy, " Y, returned
home Saturday after brief visit nero
with friends.-Mr and Mrs, o. w Davis
are passing few days In Waterbury the
guests OF their daughter. Mrs +. IA
Batchelder-Mis liza Hoyt, who has
position as stenographer at Lyon Noun
tain, n Y, Is expected home soon 10
BASS her vacation.--pr. and Mrs. FRANK
l.. Cheney left SATURDAY. for their new
home IN Rutland MIR and Mrs. Jerry Is.
Darling OF Albany were guests Friday OK
Mr.. and Mrs Il. y. Darling, leaving SAT-
urday morning for Burlington. where
they will be guests of ex-Gov. and Mrs.
| l.. A. Woodhury,-R. J, Kelley IL quite
a.
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ESSEX CENTER.
COLCHESTER.

G. y. Harvey Of Rochester is vistir
his brother. &. q. Harvey.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-09-09

Most of us make the acquaintance of Egypt
In the splendidly dramatic story Of Joseph and
his brethren, and come to look on Pharaoh
and his people as gloomy and malign persecu-
tors, fit only to be swallowed up in the Red
sea waves, writes Charles Johnson in Har.
per's Weekly. Or we read of the graves and
sober monuments of the Nile valley, with
their perpetual reminders of death and the
kingdom OF night, with the result that we are
hardly prepared to realize the gay and light
some side of ancient Egyptian life or to credit
the thought that these tomb builders could
ever break into smile. But there was
side of gayety and Of charm, and just as we
are finding that so many Of our deeper and
more philosophical thoughts go back to the
people of the Delta, SO we are beginning to
discover the originals of all our Jokes in the
buried cities of the Nile.
That ladies were not unduly oppressed In
the land of the Pharaohs we may gather from
this marriage contract from a fourth century
Denote manuscript:
IT," says the lady Isis, take thee az nv
husband. Thou makest me thy wife and civ.
est me in token of dover f1ve-tenths of silver.
II discharge thee as my husband, hating thee
and loving another more than thee shall
give and return to thee two and a halftenths
OF silver, of which thou gavest me as nv dow
er; and cede unto thee of all and everything
that I shall acquire with thee, one.thfrd part
as long as thou art married unto me-"
Not even Chicago or Reno can boast Of a
franker contract than that and there is some
thing wonderfully naive in the idea of the
good lady Isis "discharging" her lord on the
ground that she hates him and loves another
better. The sum she returns him. as part of
her now Cancelled dover, is about equal to a
silver dollar.
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centennial celebration, Mexico invited all of
the nations of the world with whom diplomatic
relations are maintained. The response was
hearty and sincere, most of the nations send
ing special diplomatic representatives and not
few of them are represented by warships
riding at anchor in the Mexican ports.
France; Germany, and China signified their
intention Of presenting Mexico lasting me-
mortal on the occasion of this centennial The
first will return the silver keys to Mexico given
to the French on their entry into the capital
Germany will erect monument to Humboldt,
while China will give suitable gift Other
nations will contribute in substantial way
toward commemorating the period.
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its deficiencies in sense and reason,
while age makes good the withered
textures and faded colors by a phil
osophic temper and a sense Of humor.
Yes. youth treads the earth proudly
as one who masters environment, and
instinctively we, who have lived and
failed much. fall into the background
conscious Of being furnished by over.
work. We listen awe-struck while
they explain world tendencies to us,
They look upon US with certain ten.
der pity. and wonder what interests
life can possibly have to offer one who