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tiatlVe ftliti TSbtltt fihtl taVktitt e'd fcttbttWl V6
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at b ttdr, Vrtnlfbtily YftYi?bYi,e YmfcrVd Yhy
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Lculmts V ititeYfuittcil thb rndiheri but
lift ttithMslatiicghl irtsatii w hb votevs &b
she protbt'dblli .
DueawwjVftblil VnfivWy faiW to
tlt)ias t bnuh IniW hf bh'de hi !i'e h'p.iMiii'a
i!l ImfieMM Whi.lh i Anl 1 "s'tVeiVli tioW.
Crs, lt)), tiil tlil-to fragfatttiB by aiH- nib-
cmJilelii, ttiotln-t', irtiUf Vii UiiiYVMiiy !'
Tlie fait1 ttlvl Hhw! .Ht1it-..i,iw. w,.t
utl for rtiply lu tliiilifc!ibft tihis lihd
left Hits tpartthetih tlef bbrdifl lirinVtU
glance ur irtUoifcatlhg filitii tthl Lec.linl
sank Botrowfuliy ubli bti imiufeiy Uwohi
led bUuinbt' befllli? htih
mtiVmilffetlkas Blif. Jilil libr face lh hht daiUlV
whilst the tb nlfklbll Mmviv llihui'dli hti
white (niu-r dhiibf.o-. "hi. n,mU. il.. .,..
i - cj " '"H1;) uiu i,
genermts llostitn Wnulll haVb Jlllrlletl acofl
m Willi the TsIec Vanity that ttUW cling to
.tin linnfl. i
I II w II v II I Ik
A fllttlll tH Hi lllf iLhf Hfrlll.'nti ll.ri InnHi
fill bttuiiy rrotn her reVerl hhd she fctattted
to libf teeU
' fieultne fejld H Voice froW whhoUU
Curne It) Loulsai' she answered us tha
dttor opnfitl eml ybting benlitifiilly afray--etl
TeHlale blifst Intd the rubffl With tt rher
rV. rlneiuft laliilii.t!tat e'dnltaotKtt AtFstHKKtt-
with thfc mfclaffshiiliiHJtas ut Lfiol'.ni.
hnve neun bcoiiihb lor ymi nn -luur,
anil bete V'tiU art moping aWay ybuf prb:
ctolii! mombnts In thlb tbhahlleHs apattihent.
Fiefortheeal ateatly Tear IWe thertt ts
flome cause that pfmhpiS this sacrifice.yther
than the love of solitude.
'There is, indcedl' was the reply. In a
a . low de.lcr.tri! lone
ll " .rn. t ....... f !i col.l ntlmr
. . I " 1 IICIl 1 IIIUSl ftUU"
rchitect in Us rich masonry anu u - volee Come. Leoline,
The thoronged lliroughfare. of llieiuenseiy i in mei,
. i .nimi n nsi. an army ' '
nopuiaieu i- - - , (nk g0 ij0U,sa, y0i) ueiii? an uniti
of beauty, mirth, and fas Hon, as u obaetvcr, may nDliaVe marked the
nossible to behold in the broau glare oi u.c -
r I . I DUU ItlimiKU !4lo n ........
PREDISPOSITION
on FAMICV ItlSTlA'CTIOA,
TrnrTTfcH'rtii' tni v. statkj BAtcnnxt f8f,
DY JOSEPH J. MATTHIAS) AUTHOR
OP 'CLIIRA LINCOLN INM
AN'S REVENGE,' ETC, ETC,
"The mate for beittty should i a htaH, ttii tiol
The golden splendor of an autumnal sUb
set had filing its rays tn the gathering twi
light, and the night queen, tn Itistrotis beau
ty, rose upon her trackless path Whilst b
merry laughing gVoup of twlnklthg stars
peeped, fioin beneath the snoWV drifts that
floated lazily along Ihtt illimitable dome,
showering a glittering of light of silver
hue, alike upon ihe magnificent mansibn,
where Mammon's woiu.rrW1.. hultl through
the livelong night, or on the low poverty'
stMcken hovel where destitution anu wain
" WnnWPd unnb the verv vitals of Us shivering
Inmates. The ratliant btfani fell as full and
a lnvi.lv tmoh the bowed in spirit.as they
ctouched within the narrow precincts of
ih.;r mucrlntf nbodes.as it did on Hie costly
robed dwellers of the towering editlce lhal
l-.i i o.l il,i intil and skill o
Tie'ohhe-, VihUiYed ihc parlor, and making a
rictvulYiueisahbe ta the company asse rt-Wad-,
'ae'e'epfed the proffered heal lit a 'en
ie'mai Vvlm t'is'a W her cntra'ce.
'Afrs-. WbSte'n" araUed appV6Vingly aid
Kir. V'clo aViVe'fiYed iSeriBliic'd.
foih'd iit h'o ci'iy lte WhVsjicFc'd to h'fS Wife
as they Wood logctitenhis fiiiger'i nervously
t Wrliin At aft im'mense walcli.'bUtrt hat
Vitirt? atisp"eViiJed fru.-i1! iri.miu'rt vrt.
MVhft U heV' An)tltii Inquired l)'e
spnhVe.Vrt tiViVvV Wife.
iVl.l,7 S)l.b plA,A,rtM'ftA .Vh'nVA'A
Vrt ve suVcai'hR ftilhcY is rettotfed b hi the
. . .
richbsl rtiaii in Jamaica!'
4belilitfulr laid lib vfei rbboli ibr
haVrtls ih fcusVacv.
Mv. theephVdis JoViiScn-wss rnni Wn-
tVtli.g Hi his aVteiUinriii tii MisS Iieulihb
Wstd'rt Ulat evening, b'ut the young laily
BliY) Weil All indilTetcn'co tii Ida bbseiiuVoua-
n'css tjial pbrfcbllv fl'sliiitned Vi'eY iiaVfititsi
ahll p'ul IlieWi !ri d most dngeiVtecl Has
shift allh'e tiiitYadciuS brt'nducl li'f their
ilatwiitef 111 IHit iecclviniV ilirire dufcrentiallv
tlib Yespctitstitdgeiltleitian ofinch lllagni
tull'ti its Mr. Theopholis 'Joh'n'sun.
-H'll'l hirl Hll t' r,l Mf llo'r Jt.H4Bl.it
ihbb'ght the father.
'It ift downiighl irisafiityi said the
mother.
At this fnauipTe.nUi Womcnl i servant
Aniidunrcd Air, Alfered &i. Clair. The
brtVws bfthb parents 'darkened, ahd a smile
of jny illuihinait'd thb nbv radiant features
of tieolin'e;
'Was Rti hlnirV Hfp-'nrii r'r.nlitil llil.
bVBhiiigt1 said J If, VeSM W his Wife;
NI bill HttW.I fecollfe'cl, ttUltir cbuficSV
Fdici ah'd lenU'etYd a Seal UMnre-rreiv
. . f ..... L. . ... .fe ' !
mr.i Tn riei ram arlv. win
.i 1 1 1 -i i ' , ,
Va ,itVanin ali bnlninti. Mr,
Johnson asserts lhal tllb excellency of By
vaii pHnk'istS Hi lllfe dignity if bis style.
To nle.' ahs'Aered l3t. Clairj'the dignity
r n fallen creature is a perfect anbmaly.
How sol' inquiied Mr. Thebpholis
Johnson timidly, his glowing feature! evin
lid ifler iahd M'illbnV lie VepWe'd i 'icVpe
yi I L "..' i - i: . t vtc
UVhyt Iii what do their different csccl
teiVcVea ciitislsiquestioncd the luVeiy gtrl.
VJhV 'said f liei)pliulis,'colorin, 'the aim
ll'arity o'eilve'rii lliVih' is so perfect , ill at '
1 disrgr'bV,' Said St. Jlai'r, ouddrhlyi end
Mr. Joiitisdli Iwii'chr'dc'ohV'uUlvely lii bib
seat. ( (
The list'ehbYs smllbu, nri'd 'appeared to
enjoy theinsei'vea jirti'digioufly. )( .
'Why sol' again gaspe'ti Thenpholis.
IVe'calise,' said Alfie'd, 'tli; mnial of
HdmcYH political-thai of Miltoii religion's
Thb forriuer demonstbt'es tli'c folly bl
eiirdily p'riiWcs, the latier the goodness of
the ptiilcb bf all. Over both pd'eins, it i
lYiic, moral and YclUinus instttictl'oiis arc
icaWer'ed, ftn'd tfiiso'de), imagery, similes
att'd dbsL'rlptVbhs Checker Ih'em with divb'r
s'u'y.
lB'dt Whicirohhe pnVfssaid hcoline.at
last pitying th'e dts'c)nsolatc appearance ol
Mr. Johnsoili ah'd ViVrning to St. Claif, 'do
y'm a's'ser lb b'c the ailerfori'
'NeitlieY, h'c answered, 'Mlltbh was n
llbli ivh'b JpuYn'etl kinlhi'g beautlesi but
iioUicr 'p'ollsl.'cU pebbles wiih io t'nuch
skill that they liiV'e contl'it'ued to tspaYkle
for tiiec thotisa'nd ybats; he painted hatuYe
noiVly dYess'ed from the Creator's hand
but Mlltb'n had reebbrs'e to those reposito
ries of knowledge which have been acebniu
latlng for twenty seven hundred years.
Homer had r!o music to enliv'eii his poem.
but finer lliah the notes of Orphebs arc the
tones bf Miltoii; Both were in'itee'd tilt high
pii'ebts of Haturei k'dhiitiell td her Inmost
recbss'es; altd taught her mcbt becre'd mys-
icties; ...
A bb'rM of Sppiaiii'e fait round the Utile
fell
etto
an
Ah't Johnson!' cried Westoni sfiet h'u
retreating iigtiie, 'dtqp in. eoonl' f ,
'b'crtaluiy.ll echofed Mr 'JOIiiisott, front
ilia nest pavemtnt.
retircu irom uic
i ,(i.
Ittuy
. i i
vuL Y...'..;,,
If tiwli IJWlll)lb
commoilon V the ii aitirii she milieu hng
L t 1... . .1 t
ingly the awiiiajllruyUj ilhfroWii ptij
vaib apaVt'tiniA, which.l'utnisheil lii, ,t.f e
IcusKosily etyl' ihan liiab ( Mio
veatci.l, iifi'i.idtd eii tV VbtliirtiAit T-i ihe
cuttlVutitiii ol illO nnlle jhl.Hlli 'h e" n?
the' lighter ocY.ii.intloiw o'ftho hjgh Viiiniki)
g'itl, A siip'etb g'ilt)( liaiji sl'ii" lLtui tti
twai".VqinMfly Wrved iises of itnwers, m
such close proximity to Ui'b ,'dccp wiutlow
c'r.scment, thai the pplended I'raprty gathPr(
ed iii iicli fold hroiind tht ni. alul faint
Mr&aml bf nlr thai h'oiv ii'tiil tll'it'i :Vrit
ihr'dtigil the slight 'crevices, tiluyr'd .ircinu
luualy b!iin its fulry sifiujjs. ( A ri'uail Vtil
glass lath p iliiiig iiti ettli itiuialiru mvr n
bealillliil lilliYhle enure table', bpoi'i hicl)
was lathered ii Vnricty of U'lVel boom'
bonks isVati'ertd in r'eklfas prufusidlt uiniile'
cVety description hffait y artltlrsi 'inning
a rich and delicate bijouterto. In tact, the
wh'ol'e nrUligemehl ill' thb apartrnent bore a
nice asshliilrtiion tn the must icfiiird tasief
As Leoli'no billeted life iinVnlublb brebincti
dedicated to her fair self.she sunk ldhghidly
upun a faVontc cbshiuued !eul, and fell into
a lorim debo reverie. A rhbil sliflcd s-tnti
D I D
would now and ilWh break lYblii ifs thial
doni, with feverish haste 'sho ubilid clasp
her hand to her srtowy lorehnad! her eyes
wandetihgi ahd loV MUitbYingb escaping
her paYtitig lips.
Miss W'cstoni1 said & Iiartli Voice iieside
hcri ,
I.'o'eiinS stkftbil abrhpUV to li'cr fefet
v-i ; ,,'
. ; rtjoiner: sue cnen, liusirAwa'tvrr-TVw
; When Sli Clair ceased speakihm in Vim hTreV" le jaTlieru"
tagonlbl ill his reasoning wouiu cenau.iy
ne he
jLvn.it .-Trrm-r- rrrrr,'V7:,rr
(lpti.nmer. nuii ihom..
have producell vilh him a Tar grealeV bp- ,j af m flitted ambition gulieVed dirkljr
1 .... ft L. ll... I . it i i ,r.1
upriii h'er. knit blow. It was
ft;atfui
most oleasant day. It was
Lirh il.e vivid imaeination of the puet
might have wandered through its elyuiuin
fields of thought, and galheied in a rich
tisrvpni from its visionary source a night,
world s
1"
the once
loving disposition ant! tender feelings of my
mother. The limb has been when the puor
and the needy found a tblldy advocate for
their distress when the injured and op
nrcssed found in her soothing sympathy.
But now my heart grieves in the conscious-
neis of its truth, she has forsaken her once
tvlmn the soul soars free from the
rrmtntnina tinir influence, and roves mid the
----- - LJ
glorious creations of an intitule niaKer- mJ vjed- her8olf a rca,,y vici
when the spirit ol the oppressed breaks llu.-ie.lllIe5S gossiping ll.iong, lhal
fmin lis earth bound thrall, and revels in us . .,,.,,. ilvrtI,mi.
, , . levercrowu yuh inm n-f"""Bi i
momentary ideal bliss-when the enthus - ()(jnd )S uf
ast.forgelllng all eUe or mortal Ue.ng.sianus & n ho WoM,a
enwrapt' wonder-stncUen.lost to all but the deBiadllitf an Influence
rr1rrliLtt grnlliul lllfll
Reside a low tapestried window, its fUst
linn flrannrv ulislf tiinir in figured richness,
reclined the graceful, symmeuifal figure of
a young and beautiful girl, Her long.tiow
in., rin.-lets fell in ehusy clirls around n
.i...,n like neck, and down over her while
rounded shoulders, till they mingled in the
v,i.io nf n rich cashmere shawl that hung
ligliily around a roim of exquisite loVcliufiss
Herblack.flaBl.ing eyes shunefrortt bblibalh
iheir long dark lashes, like gems hid in ihu
soft silk inoBBiwhcn the moon-beams pierce
down in'.o the deep recesses or thb abysm.
A smile, hair wonder, hajf pleasute.played
imr nnrted tins of coral beauty, and
faintly revealed the pearly treasures that
lav beneath. Her gazo wanuurcu irom w i
window out ypnll a beautifully mranged
garden? and her countenance glbvVed witli
animation as she watched the genllo waving
or the linden, when it zephyr moved
branches sm tered the autumn iinged'toaes
to the sparkling grournl, adding- a' fancied
redolence to the fast decaying' beauties of
mrrniinriinir shrubVerV. A tllUS llb gafed
. i,,.i r ntmnit wild enthusiasm- biokc
ff.im Imr linA.
Enchamincr 1 The' cliarmcd pencil of a
Bphl in thi ehoj dellneitioni of hit
nrllinled the feeliiius of
ailutDx i 11 w - w
my mother, is ha uib an Unfaihomnd tnysle
ry, 1 cannot think that shb si'ts irom any
sinister motives, and yet her entire nature
appears degenerated. It is now her sole
aim and object, and bet only pleasure, that
I should resign myself to the giddy vortex
nf nil tnimcanlnc fashion talk, shlile, flatter,
i; amuse the insensible crowd or fniriglilhg
C11XC ntiibs thai nightly rungtegate around
us :ind for whatf-sihal the result ittay be
pi Iho advantageous union of her daughter,
Iidsc oulv recommendation
nun a"Mi
is, a fashionable exterior, plenty, of tnlull
talk, and or wealthy repute,
With itfateful Wave of her lily hatid
... o -
the fair speaker motionctl her compliance
will, the refl'uest of an attendentiv wlio ap
peared at the entrance to the apariitleltt.ihsil
shb Should descent! to Hie utawing room,
...ml twlninir her afin affectbuately round
llie slender Waist of her companion, and
-v,.iintt .-, last lineeriltainc IoIi loivaiit tne
hnHiptit us tlie moon beditis strfamed
' . . !4 -1 .....l ...III.
ii.tmiit i oh l id naanuicem cur pei,
.... r, . .. . , ,
lite step of a queen she gltueu irom tne
nnriull IV M retOICIIlg: However,
company appealed hot to tibticb his dis- Lni,c.actl.iJ A-i active enmity raging in the
ml it reauired llie most exfrucia'- .. r tiy-. ,nwanls an ottlv child
wuiiimibi"! - t uuaum ui u jitvi w
iir ripnint in ilib rfea Iraiu ih if of ihfcirl -n- a..tl i.vi U VpttWrp. savo wlieii
Who is Mr. Alfred St; Clair! inqbired ,..,, ,... lnBV call
" - w . l . . i iivua uciiir.i ' - j .
ring a disposition lo get out of the conlio- Mr( I'hcciphblii Johnaomaft he stoou at int - iwm u lmpotib9 Dial
versy as soon as expedient. ,,onl ijoor , eonver.iauor. wuu n. cduld hrk ri,U stain
True tllgntiy,-answereu o,. uong alter all tuc rem oi v....,-a.v Hhd Vet trUlh binds
Ifrtry to tho common opinion that it is an r(JlirC(K ,hp ihn 959erilori, and slaliips its plausib.ll
... it. w. .. r i ... .. f . .i,.M , n iMinn. ii i n si i w w
Inhetehl excellency, is aeiuaiiy a icm.b u. .Wny, in iac, u.,r ......- hi, the impetus which a Invfc l.f dis,
r:.. !. rt 1. Mrtl in nlir va U I1L' l.nnnssibb 10 SaV Who he IS! Nor tail lJ' IllSlHC lllipciu S
ins wsniuiiii --- w , . nlav Works on tne uarner passioun anu
biifselves.bur.na continual feeling or our , gueM by what ratably he gained egrb o ( iVHUb,
a.M.n,P nnan an infmile Being, and an our oartv,28 we are generally., very parttcu wi.icu, . . 4
1 - . . ....7. . .' v..n,lnn will WiUKS lis own rum. ,. ,
unceasing aim at contorming io ins ..""B Mar iii seieoung ffiblherl' repeateif
Of this feeling! argue thb famed poet lo be 80mellmcs cccui m me uesi reguu.cu wu. eI)tinkir.g fro.il the basilisk gazi
in i i ...
entirely dispossesses nwsrT. . ... , .t ,1.1.-1. . f her narenis. with
-. . . 1 . .. . .1 hh ikoi if ivi 1 in n 1 -uii: , iimn,iiuii ...... -- .
ftlr.JO 1115011 iiiavcn .imiiu-".u.j - ..... ' i.i.At.
1 .. .. . ,. , 1 1 1 1 -.1 ..;.;,n.7' uuiiutt
hank of his cl.air, am. B' i. t, 1. - .v.iui.Wii .f. rimed'
I II..AH I nCM mil IV H I I ICd 13, D li J I" l I "1 (I U tilled . -" " "
Leoiine smiled at tils uisconiem, ami a,. . . . " ... ., :.,..,.i.! '
" . . . , I Mr-iiipal nnft of mv Hie, sir. never, iu cu Airs vesiou, in ii u-b"
St. Clair riintinueu i i - ,. ,j,m .... ti,i ;, r ,miiv n-ouual fot ihe
. .. r .P ... u.a t i ii . r.mie.jirrt n r( C tl in I11I1J II lit IIIU LUH vt viuhMk- awu, a --
. 1 16 , . . n,rn. l .hi, Bi. Clair ia- iino and niriliey anbnt in yttr eduuat.on,
nilt ol lint time or no jwi... "'".-..,,.,, , i.ii..i,l,il L-.i niu! t would have vou know
r....v n-.t-ti' vnniln into habits WlilCli cotiiu i a uecmuu., .,B .. ft..0--..
' . .. . . , ... t..i..,... ,i thk ive tnosiwi u iv insutieii your
in inn " , i . . . .
lii-i. LKt. UhOAt- .. Lv.U it. ..I ifnn It itjil trtttM 111 ll)rifl llllt
'JUSl CD. filr VQU fu uiui iw. ijiirrm- uhu m ' ,
again Delng anUnyeil by his presence oheiHtricfe to their AM roininUnUs arU
. i. AVj.jimt ihin iiiiip'iPin niiini nti niimi miiit'r iiiiiriu ?uii.iuiu oimiii'i: i
i...i..io..iU-i iinim a sorb no ill to Mr. f.ir vnut odtr.ii!cous ireaiment lowaitl ,in
S
roomi
I .-..'.'J J ji-i.-llnn fnin (trim lllB ?
A murmur 01 auui.in - - . ,.,
gueil. n Mr. Wbiton'Mi hi. f.ir d.ugl.Un U.x (ht gnUmw t utmo.t.
not meliorate his disposition, ho became
sBlfish. opinionated, and vain glorious.
a I. ..
v lint did not serve td piaiily ins own no-
mot, railed fur. liule of his regard. He
wished to nppear aliovu uie cniuiuuu irci iuju.li -
,l ...inanity, for hi3 philosophy wtt Theopholis Johnson, and the , fleet told iM.bophb is Johnsoiu or r. dge a.-d M rt.
nil or 1 nature to make him the friend of swimmingly upon the flushed face of thb Weston ,tampe.l most ,dy like npj.t Hie
noi Ol .1 linii"- - I.. .....vin.r,,,! n r...... l.'.n nrltifiMKlttt
. . ii.i.. I.. liuln mnrn tvnn 111 I1B imiliuuairui uoim uioiuiiii. im iiiiur ui riMun.u ui.. "...
matt-anu o, r .g.uu, tf j Voi f.
thai, the splendid theory , ou - , . . .i.iu.i
Atir'.cleu by tne enetgepc ionc m whu.u -uuuu Kmvr.-. - r9, tu-muii um - v . j
Si Chir Upokf several persons drew closet Mr. Weston not at all, sir I assuro you ,.W,V don'i Vrtil srleak, mist! You found
to 'the scene or argument, ir Holt may be I was perfectly at esse!' no lack df t.Migdb tVhe.i usinr; yoliY mailed
.. . . . ,1 .rir ..... rri..Hi1Z.t'ml pAllliln'l Iim . . 1 ... .... T..I... Irti.l ll iai.imr-J PMIK
r illed ihe afcumcnt, In lactt uetng an on '"i """"i "7 " bn' Hie ricn mn .uiu.i -
one side, and mrmcd a circle rounti me oiuerwiso, buiu mi. in..iu,1ui.uiuaMi.n .u ,s u3,e ingramuuc, i u.n.itt
parties. ' Mr, Thebpholis Johttsdri tpjieat- bill whal I alluded to, was, that persons ol liom w
ed ready to die wilh morliflcathttt at ins in
efilu'ency id say any thing 111 Ids own bo
half, and h&d ho ndi befcrt hemmed In on all
sides, he would Irtosl assuredly have fhadb
a desperstc efTorilo deaf hlimieirby abrupt
ly vacating his eedt. Hut this oeing 1111
possible, he vas compelled lo 'grin and
bear' his disdoinlitute. ueoune m.icu cu
(JdUfilgingly upon Alfred St. Clair,- and
glanced contemptuously upon Mr. Jonn
snrti
Which of the pbel's are in favor wiih
Mr.Johnson!' asked Leoline, determined lo
distinction usuall avoid alt contact wilh the
tlin. iiiii'nr !
. -r 1 ..AT
Yes, sit you ate. right! and I flatter
myself that mine is a family of distinction!'
nersiited Mr. Johnson, and lib drew lllm-
self up iii llie consciousness of his supctior
y
The daughter trembled more thin ever
ami unfilv tremulously murmured, tn
td'riea that would hate Ibldled a'l bill t' e
heart of art 'artibliiouSt rtiatct making
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Wl ..'J I p nn linrMi' ninlliprl T
1"170 IIWI P,iaai on ii""'-1; 1 ........., .
bnniv hnl th.it 1 did WrOU lb COIlSUl U t)T
unuiiHi)ieuiy,ir-mosi unuouuieuiyi buiu ------- , ., ,, .,.,:
.MK Weston, emnl.aticallv, as lis crasne'd Blelalcs of mine own be ingg.
! I shmih llko lo know.
the hand of Mr. Tlicoplioiis jonnsonj anu ".,. ; . . .
i 1 ''!'. ..l.i ....ii. Tj. lli, ira liuVA In in ii;,lh fcrkl
..I....I. !. I. U. .1 nn..lKl. in . n nil IlllSSi WIIUl 1 i.iiiii . --.
BIIUUA I, III HID lliuai liudotuik. xiniiiiiiii . ' . . .... I . . I
... ... . .' C..U...I .! n m-jli' it Whv we would bo thai
t'I'hn irant pmnn tinn! irnnil mrtnir nnn 1 o,uv.,ui j
Mr. Johnson walked leuurely Jgwn the talk and onvy of the whole c ti
jr.,Dinn. !,' aIoviu. (Concluded in our xiJ