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I •h1N .... , e n" , ' , ' 11 !" -r ‘ '' 1 ' "' : ''' •r.' •• ,-, .flat,. , ~ , ,11 ~, -:. , ,;,. 11 ,., I,' It : !!...fi ,it t...r ;, i , ~ 0 ; !,;,,,, ~, ~ ~,.. .4.1:-.i"":''.•to d"..,' ' •' I a • • , i • I A . / II 1 1 i i . 1 i •:•1 , • ), • MO c, 1 r „1. ; ,7,;,fu1'1 0,..••••:a i. lIIIMIEB= tr {ll,, !,1, 10 IQ rl ii. !)1(1, .7/4! ~, ; .tt • ' 4.lFrif9.** ll .o oll 0100 , 1kanch, The Young French Republican, ;, ,Di - Ali .1E10'644, eki; Xtif;e . , ' ' ' . .irottifi intivriatii for tioy, i A • - • ••• , , tsoil bolt elie tit's te ttoutiss i ' • '. - •' , i ' •,w ndif sistol'e s Illiill evrey,; ~ •. I . , 4 gibirsirthop..,l tall,rou.! , 00 , i., „, , tiltly toil bp,otlr owl, ; 1 : 4' : be ki n of torsoii• non, ' ' '' - Itlt'7oii`lha betti . 44 itittise.`' '''''' ' i• . :gbil ti r"1 114 : 81 !0 1 I '. ifi'illare. ~ , . ; iii, g i f att, e ti,l rs ! II olt. Nre'li Pay 'thp' LOO yeti' innt6ik' . ' ` ''`Tho ?ha% tioetki''ltgagoid*: ' • ;'3 ' ~' 1 !ode gorionse pretty th•itai •i • , ~• : , (~ , AAA seakeryear kilts( steers t • . A4 0 04401 , 41:1 1 404.Wholllw , •,, ~ ::,;,+ • , ~• /1/Irnitlri7 41 1 1 frire'.lo. , 0 . - I, 11•141 yak! tnust be ley liebjeete., ~ . , , i , ANIPWY 7 06 0 ileted .ter ; ''.llo 44111'.11°"'"ktf?!' kno,W, it. ~ t i•Oli be hunz,,yoti see ; ; . '' kid Vtiii.ltoOlt jibur inoiliy; .' " ',- Atm trade vim. Ictivio, ith4 &Wei,' ' • - rri-teep may. 'pendia palace, • • • • . i 'While yes, Inuit starve youteeteee. Atril aaid thread Yob, • • ;( You knew Waal! pretonou.) , While .1 am oaring million*. And paying you in . he Tii.you,must get right angry, o%in:fort:ea strong, Aral alryciiir Meetings' in the'etrert. 'And Wig your gam along. • Anttallt America, Tha hating! uf the free; • Tall haw year children cry far food— Asaishriat EN' liberty ; • Thfo4.lo l fY N) the palace, (nut pee thua 1.0 And break the throne in pipes ; Won't thait. be batthg (tin 1 Th;l • get up a republic, With the people'is' era, cinnient, But reniembar, lilt and nub, mike me The reopiea prealdent KO"' YOUR. l'atimise.—Wo hero often been shocked by the rockleas disregard which many ;persons manifest for the ful4 fillment of the promises. They are Gym: ready to make engagements for the future, but when the tiere arrives for their fulfill ment, they .seetu .to have forgilllelli tirtily- r -or at team ht treat themes though they mixed no obligation whatever. .. ' :sten fiats - ; influence on aociety,ittacoseelt as it sends to destroy that :confidence of mie in man which is .so essential le the hapPineacof a community. It is especially slerricnental to the interests of the ,intlivid nal himself who is guilty of it, as lie there by-fere:U*llkt coandinice Ind 1111100C4 of his &flown ;His wibnl, nrcordhigry; h net broth and ho it obliged. tostiffer aft she conseituehree. This shirtier and bynames habit is ono of the moat ittesinte sablecif which any coo can ha nmety-nine eases of a hundred. dare it no absoloto necessity whatever, for any one to break hos wool. • No'one should ever makes promise tinlese he looks well into the eirettinstatt. vett ttellereltund. and has every reason t o be lieve Ifunit will be in his power SG fetfill fide .pkoniise. And win:never a promise Mss ante listen made, it should be hts tired determination to keep with tt par ticular reference to this, his subsequent conduct should bo sloped. Were Mist:este° Willfully pursued, not 'only would the lotions girds eteoltitig trout a disregard to one's word be avoided, ,but also'lhe 'confidence of tlin=e around 'gained slid eitjnyeib nod a elntrAier thereby, evonittalff established that Will he rir more vithte Than , aertriine,, bNhl, pr di ~itincoty •••iPtik Peen' et , I s nine.—r-the'witt'y anti eilittielle Rev. tirlitey sntitli; fur litany yeatirtalso of the elintrthotors to the greht nßliefi reviews, thus disecitirsoth lan 'the fully of itrithrin mach aeitreitlAte es Mink : HAfselr all take sonic quiet, sober' me tient of Mei and add together•theiwteidess oC pride and man. Ilehold , '-hinti' Mestere tile span high, stalking through infinite spie.e tit i an the grandeur littleuess...— remlibil oti t a speck pf tbe hpiverse, ei tr y Wind dr 'leaven' strikes .140 los ithted the 'Eda . 1 • r • toness of_eat ; ;is sou pats rim his body like the melody froin.the string ; pay and night:as die dust pu the he ja folldil along the liciventi through a of worlds, and all beneath • the crea tion Of; Dud are flaming ribose and beneath. this a creature to make himself a cream of glary ; to &aphis own teak, so mock at his fellow, 'lining, front that dual to WWI both soon .retUnt 'Meg , he hot sutler Dues he not die I When he teasons is he never stopped,hy difficulties Wheel lie kcal is lie r.eyerlbsiftlited by pleas. tire/P Width he: escape the einirodir the hiritnee olftvold dwell th e end' de ibeigaßiabcc, iltroekild ins ie'r. ir sc i v,fric tr. . `‘ Rsuototts nEN uvoLENcs.-+-Fmm 1816 Id 1848 inclusive, twetnrfive millions, six iniudretitunl silty-eight thodilitot Ave thin ttlpl fifty4ovetutkiltortilhavetAkin'oon. , tributpd like , . UOitedoffeafeet'forlßßitc, 'food, ether ovirogelillial objoilts , oftlimmolostobilind dr kW am .8;847000 bahribeen boo:ono/WI (41 1 thookinOrldid Gotnigolotoftort oflootoifin Mh• •, ••ji • r , l h4d ()nun AND Isre ffNerA, l 4,liritA Philip U. sent iho young Conti°table di 7 1;0101100 &null io—congrAlultio floxtua thio4ll , oll; l olialltOntailnekul. , ,•TborPopo 1 1,. ,ehlenrthara,kolow, me* ilk Azgison. iikat ' , Nen Ain 010 11 41 oilman iiiilkotit **twill" iiif bill44lwilerowiSponitini..l)..it , Aimigety , puoiraigndAollnikaliitloki/Hit your 1001460114 Allafi4 ,,, lay.iS a 4 1 40 4 11: be amid l *iesioPNNNl *gaps, it* you, :not *semicolon." • :t td . "10 1 0“ 4 ' 'Hen orititittliie 1 with Mtrago'vooturcii. Ni `th " i ncletritl SSI k 'it° 6116 iince for tho.litults'orothitio. rtr it 04/iyai.glne. not, in cvcel a -wrong. ll}o4n la t in Inefewcr. to equally urimi .ll4l,l4llo,him wile cogulAits it, and will be estimattli occur lflbly. 1115111111=111 The graves ,, of these we• Lave.— 1 -iv wAsutritmost .:The grave is Ihe °Weald trus.affectioe; It. is, Mere the „divine passion of tl,ytt Noel ollaticol• jitm, suPprimity tc,f : Alue ineUnglive impulse of mar animal aditeltinept.. lattermmit, pontinmilly .rpfreslied and kept o ,i,py, o f the objeqi but die hive that is i9otOa iu theaoul Can live on king kemembrafice. The mere t cli t etiddhi offiedee'bblOsli and' dgoTine *Melte ehiiiire"itthith excited there; 'and torts with shuddering Mid fittest from the dismal precincts .of 'thee tomb ; • but h is theta* that truly•'spirittial"alfection rises perifiethfrom every sensont desire, an . te• tunts , .iike a holy,. dame, to illumine and sanretifiy the. heart,ortlat survivor. ~ The earrow.for the dead Wooly the sere row fr:tiat which we, refuse lo` be‘.divorceil., klYery other welled, we, seek. to heakr-eve ry othlr, i ,otrectiOn . to forget ; but thi s . wOund we consider a duty to keep, oped— dile affection We Cherish and brootroveritt solitude: 'Where' is the 'mother wh. would willingly' too the' ihlhhe (hut:per ished liken blosatim froth her arms,' thongli every recollection is a pang ? Where Id the child who would willittgly• forget thn mods tender of parents, though to r mem ber he butte lament Who., even in the linerelegony. would forget the friend ov.• er wheat he mourns I Who, even when tbaterub is closing upon the remains of her 1,1005 i loved. ,when he feels his heart as it were, crushed in the closing of its portal, would accept of consolation that, must be bought by forgetfulness ! No—the love which survives the tomb is one of the no blest attributes of the soul. • 'lf it has woes, it' has likewise its de lights ; and when the overwhelming burst ul grief is calmed into time gentle tear of re collection—when the suddeu anguish and the convulsive agony over the present ruins Mall that we most loved, is soaped away intopensive meditation on all that, was in the days of its loveliiiess—who would not root out such a sorrow from the heart! Though it may sometimes thiow a passing cloud over the hrigh thou of gaity or spread, it deeper sadue , is over the hour 000 M, yet who would exchange it even for the smug of Please te, The [knit 'of re del ry 1 No -there h 'value • froth the tomb sweeter than song. ' There is a remembrance of the dead . to* whielt We turn even from the diaries of the living. the' grave! it buries every error--tourers every' defect, extinguishes every resentment ! From the peaceful bosom spring nonebut fend regiets and Wader rerolleetiona. Who can look ,downsitten she grave even lof an enenty,und not feel a compuuctious throb, Mat he should lever have *erred with the pour bowlful of earth that hoe .beforo hisu. .1.141 the graves of almost iv'e love—what pla ce oftioetinatiou 'There it is that we call up inlang review bolero the history of virtue and gentleness, and the thousand midemmettts lavished upon us almost un heeded in thedaily intercourse ofintitency; there it is that t h e tenderness, the sulema, awl el wutleriseas, ul the porting .scene, the bed of death ! with all its staled grief! as notselmar attelidauee I its, mute. watchhil assi.hinies 1 the Mat testimonial of ex; ' ' g love I iba feeble, Muttering. thrilling.--ohd how. thrillsug-.pressure of ..the hand! the last fond look of the gazing eye, turning upon us even from the threahlsohl of ex latched ! the feint faltering accents; atrug glingia death to give one wore assurance bf affection. ' • Ay; go to the grave of buried love, and Ineditsite ! • There settle the aecoutir with thy eonseieneeler every pail Ildnefit mitt. gulled, every past endeartottut uttregattled, elitist departed being, whe %sari neVer turn to be ettothed'by tine cittitrition. "If Mott art a elilld tttd haat ever siddeila sorrow to the soul, bra Perron , to the sil vered brow of an affectiouate thou art a• husband and bast overt:weed the fond. bosom that ventured its whole happiness in thy ..antis, to.doubt . fur one moment of thy kindness or thy truth, if though a. t a friend that bast ever wrung bil,in•thought briitltti, or detid, the spirit that generously confided in thee—if thou art a hoer, and haat' over eyewik° unmer ited pang to the heart that now lies cold 144 • 5 ". beWl•ith thY' 4 0 4 Ilion be. sure that every unkMd,look, every ungracious, word, ,ovary unvinflo 'taken 1,41 come *rung* . 101 4,P , P0u WV. memory, k1i04.411 dolt:fai th)? at thY !WM . —then bq amp .thasAiniu wilt lie .down., tiorrewmg and repentautoM Lhe gave l , and ;utter tltp unkind ,greatt, ,and pt ur . ' 1{ tlla.uuyKa & hiog tctir-44norp deep, inoce,hider, because tiatw4rd and uuvvuil „ rhea weave Me chaPlettit i llowerso l attil ntrne,..clie.,beautitts u nature about ;the br,AtkApt.apird.4,tlytu past*. with, *gee tender, yro fildlagibulus 04,114FPIPlf Ay lOW bil ternese of this, thy contrite affliction over theudeatleand henceforth be eitsre , fitiitiful and affectionate in, this.,diseltargu pf thy 4 4090 , " MAltiNTA ii i r-V— A cioli lit ' lolrOr Oil r illiailkii6r 106' *id inviokinglY antittiel Vittle its the egernittn or tits pPoraisidd; by the ttiiiictotisbide of sifhtlow, *bean' iota object Was Ithueite iptort fdt the buyers, rather than himself to buy. At.itangthoen -0 beri e ll a T l .e rat ?". l ,, t h ° .kliet V he nift ily fro '-Ratl ' hrmeti!quitirig , un ~,t he 'irdo teen chit Ovule ivieugeils areno; flied 10s ' yes pot! it b l iithd dr litigb`climett: liehe.' ir 4 ebt, ' monarch In stichgth';' Ali mild '66 tt." li t t' "' 'i )4 , .1... iv . , '"Meititiw, whet shell l'Otii you to ' rta that /elk.* usYt'P I ' , ". ' "1" ' '', ' i 4.1'11 take une rive dollar biih'E .) "Done, done—you 'than tave it.'!. jertieliAnt; hitt and "putting on the. wolf. all :over bid ..liead and.sheulders, old Marlow suede ,, olf , to the aggreeenr.l and :,seiaing the terrified wretch by • the tto him in:. a whisper that was heard ,all. oven the r9olip.. "A" l 3 guyd Ilia, you go out with me , .1 give you hay tie num fy." "Venn !(10nu !" said the fellow,. . " I furralt ! hurrah!" Shouted tho audience. The auctioneer had the goof( sense to joiu iu the laugh, and coolly torke4 out a V. min I I, ! -11'1 r I .• i• ; ••••••,.; ~„, , 1 .4 1 / vr ; • •• • I.'l z•t •: ‘• •• z ;MI; 't .; . F41 1 4641 4:11140 1E*11101T111011,31 „i 8 , • .. If (glom IlioNativial A 'SABBATH OF 1776. OneSabbeth ntorning,diting thirglesonty,' sumnser.of 3770,-).when Ahnhopcsa'of the putrioto seemed to-go down in darkness and hlood, *eleven the God-stained IWert of Washington grew roublesliAnd,slilloolt. slirfkNit4o ttiglli• 1 09, ilfoP lo _,°fffilr,9 l Pg e came ~ 9P. 49 09, hpuns 9f • .40 !PO 0991 99 49q91.494 .41"1, ..! 1 P 4 1 / 1 .1 / 11 °,1e tirPv,9llq4 '010 1 4,,,N4di lIIYA 4 , OI e. In - . (M1*19 4 . 6 401 stheqed throegh the,vi,ll3gp. L .9P tTlir t4kt hgrnea, ; fur .their, i ntfersmition of dm move r, 11 WP,18, Of.; OM; knew that Washington spill !Mid York, and the, last,poer wentided fal ow that hail reaek. eti,litinuiball 0114,44 fearfnl tale ,Of;the state of our :awn diminished, army, mid, dui hnrde . of (recipe under, the tx.o m pi, were,gatherieggPUßd like 1 4eMls• , It rm heautifelmid-sumnter,tporning., A.light, thunder.,allwer, , during the hater, p4o,,pf, the, prcee ins, night, had, rahl the . dust ,arid,,giren,coci nese Ay, the , alt. 'Phi rain ,dre, - ,nt hung trembling from, leaf and spray, and ensue. dropping down in . ahow-, era,, as the. footsteps of pedestriainior die heavy of horses, bearing in most ill- ' stances the double burden of man and ma troth with perchauce a rosy child or two, startled irttfo their, quivering perches the silver-titivated birds. Thegrain man, already harvested, but Malty fields of grass were standing, brewit and sunburnt ; and it was very etldent that stony, of the crops suffered front lack of proper cuitivation, fur many of the most expert wielders of the hoe and acy the had already exchanged them fur the musket and sword. Still bete and there a piece of In dian corn stood up thriftily, through, the broad leaves of Which the faint west wind rustled with a low murmurous sou n d,, like the dropping of a summer .rain. In the south-west, just above the top of,Totoket, appeared the white caps ottwo or, three- of those simpler clouds, known among. the country people as ”ltuntlerlitiatia-7,„ But the as they pnratied.thett.Wi'Y..R7 long the green.lanee and over th 9 fore* crowned Wile, had other tho,nglita i than of the beauty ,41..thelattilacape. ,Their lapin p were with their, lirethers their, thuttglits turned towards Him who is both 'able )o,blild up and cast iiown,,befure whose altar they were , accentuated to east all their cares and troubles. . As 011" Slew anti reverent steps they filled,' the meeting-liousti and took their seats in the sqtiare pews, it was easily seen that the greater portion of the congrega tion consisted of men advanced' , in years, and boys in their teens. The morning service passed as usual, and, after a short intermission, the people again gathered Kr their places, and the earnest prayer was offered, and a sermon, .suited to the ex igencies of the times mid the want the audience, was commenced. denly, the congregation were startled by. ilislieary tramp of a horse, which ra pidly apprtrached and halted by the meet tog-house door. In a woman the rider had thrown himself front the saddle, and stalid'iitithin the door. Handing aitote to the aged deacon, Who was hurryinttlevrit I the aisle it) ask' the cause of this imuitiiird u icrrttp#Sottos on ushblY, • W ll4 o° lol injection to act.rovialimmed,he as hastily mounted add kept on his woy. The dea con cast one glance at the superscription of the paper, them marched, revereatly..tip the pulpit stairs, and plaeed it in the hands of the . minister, with thesame pshjeppr9o injunction. itelibeititCly , i the old time fin ished his iteration amid prayer. then glancing his eye over the planer, he laid its dontents before the !tenpin. lt' wad - te' pressing re. quisition Crust Washington fir more unties. lie was daily expecting an atttack , from the eatibined , foriaes of the enemy, and °MA town and village was called upon to fur. mush,, what, MA it ccluld. After a few apt and eloqueut remarks. on the tritical.siul atittit, tif . the beloved, chieftain, the, worthy man c ontinued---"L0,14111,14be east dow . n, City fafethren. Our Cause. Is that of truth int justice and, righteousness ; anti,'ntroing in these, we Atilt yet' asstireilly triumph. 'Phis' busitiette is 'urgent t ,and truitit will Mit 'tie' s ibiethed . dei.4taldry titer Chrlstitth•ekdranterr, nor an inftliigmen't ur on the holy Sabbath, if de.takti such mesa strewn* sikan most •pressinw Therefore, • all • who am willing •4o take their lives in their baads,•andistand 101 - the Silk of the tloinitiander-iii-Chief, (organ henr of trial, ,will, after „the elose„of,i t hese serviette!, please, range themie:lVes ia fileolnon the mint ilAltatil le Wails ' lieaien; he teak if • the eUtllime 'antral aKecti net thou hileisda i .“ 'Cotir hold Ws:tiff peaee, and beim "Fwri , lni mitt& (Mantles , make at kahult, they that hate theo have lifted ,up the lieul eo . " ' '' r " hi have taken crafty counsel ii i that thy' plb; null casUlted`against AY kid. ildt *Mi. ' Thii*mive staid, tAomeodeil's cut thaw' off from being a natioti, that tlitt, name, Of 18 Pflk MU be .nu 4 4 4r9 ii) rPoRm . , "Let than! lr,cot‘ ( ouniicti MO' trotiblVil brewer`; yea, , et tiic i in 1;6 gut' t'o' eriaiii? viwd ~,,he11., ,t1, I , i t LLII , , . ,/'• ::,• , i "'hat men may know that thou, %shill* name alotta4PkihrathrO l lo6M l High a mac all thil.aatillte4 ~ , k ,,, . 1 , er .•g i . j e ;,„; t' . . „ ~.r,b4 3 4.0 . Was 01 1 1 1 0.4 CA 11 f 9 X roilitt:Salce, VI -1111014,11190/Mlit iiPil tin PletliP 4 1 11;i 11 01,Ar old P•e)hii, i 'luOirooiit a444lsiknAt! from al i parts or the hpuac, ,, qiip f t itlf:lfo# OF dielcillowiiii hymn 'l '', ," .t''''" ' " ~ /11tend, ye smile. to the-llisim . 1 .". 1 "' i An& • . ; • , , lit ads shall , nuonstoas,rossiptltto I. 1,, , '44 „ ~ , AgOw!t#o4 0 , 100 4 4A .9 451 , . • . ,•,,. - , r' ', , "Oar troops, beneath, thysitialigii Murk'- ..., , db.(ll P4I'a.APAIAL ro4 o w.i • .Tis Go d that meter tile fietlf digit!, • And treads the nighty dowN.' ‘; r7l The deep silence that telloWed the ben. ediction was broken by the low muttering of distant thunder, (in the white capped thunder,elondic of the merping were tip*, ing .with giant 4tritlcs up the western sky. Contrary to their usual impugn, the vertu Pii .11 V SAletni "FE A Itiar€l6 A t MP PRIAiP , t t.V.A2B . Mr_v it ter 9 . it . waited in silouce t . OM ~ hir I pastor had decended (rein li - eif, null passed down the 'tt'lltel 'e s i I 11 o' kW' deacons moved forward, t ' a - by the congre gation in dbarbilific: Atilhefhlstlited from l i t the wide dooriivif,"o l4 Sibelit male por tion, as if mo#o*lblill difeiltdimiae, took their way to 016qffilliage common:— , Thougliiieliy lewd eillekito lo Ike roll call 'of the booming thuelloot.!they took their places, shottkleesteolpAlso-,And the old ,'minister . vave .: l4444gi. Itirnythe , available strength of top,viike Awn capable of bearing apueltet v , n? the: gray-haired veteran to the kiz i jhxfmt. Grouped r around him, was a s sul baud, to whom age anti., debiblayi alit 44010 tateileW ; weapons, sevel.ifelitLirml 4 'Weyer. One oilier group ornust 'Wig.: be • forgotten: Abe me di an , w i ves , ahnO t tlaughters,of thaw tune upoe.the comeelph ;who reetain.eluw. tered around ,1110, iPeciing house!, doer, wr alc king with,b meets . of, their. ,f,ijen • . L o ve , ,P1i09.. IteX t • ietyphope,,ao,fPl,.ittl t i;, iti!..tholi 9 . 161 P 4 A t features, but I,tritw, ore. win'' ,litde, Cow -1 ardiFe there. ~ ' ,‘,...• . . '1 he Old mleffiteiiNeat l / 4 iletietl Wallin him at the Sight biftliercil . , elute: deterellned . looking facbli botbitilliti;' , l6lhy pnieeCti- col to t a k e a ehaled , ol6llreers. The sutt;: . ordinate offteleaceowithrisadily be filled,' hut who should Med; the. le face danger and d ea th ; who sheuldflea4heir captain ! , - W Ito, so , worthy aid* this as he who had stood by them htall limes el trial and t • • sorrow I he, who 441 4 alreatly aided thew to fight the good fighrof faith, their spirit ual teacher and frig i whose mural and physical courage c undoubted—and, with one accord, t ' named die Rev. Samuel Belli. The old matt wait:tputih moved by this unexpected proof of their esteem and con fidence. I t wait the 'highest honor im their gift, and he fully appreciated the oomph= mentenal the responsibility. He had too much of the old putallan spirit. in him , to decline ; his heart: V, the cause ,'.; and in a few . apt, but hr,4 -wards,. lie..iigni- I lied his willingnisait4 „stand by ..tbenk., in life, and in death. , ott, beckoning, the females to i;dvance, bowed his head, and, like a true Gronewelliae,tall'C'd d'ul?i the bilesi;ing,etioaiiia * tho i tt and their eat's& - . ' " ' This Wee the Net - 'cotiip'anY 'raised' in our village t 'such *A the ' WWI which our fathers re/in:toiled thlhe rrapsis. itionlit Washington tend, in justification of the wisdom of 'thee choice, let us add, 01.ike a moldinh toirtcitd, With his Battle alio itis theltild pastor lellthenteafely - through tYtatr ifold i h untit4h4y joined the main arm , in New York. 4 t • • The Paris corrospoudent of the st. Louis Republican, relates the following beauli. lul incident F. , , .. nt A young man minty made his escape front to galleys t 'l'oulitusan. lie was strong and rigerou , and smut wade his way across the cot try and escaped pur suit. 11e arrired the [text moroing before a cottage iu an opea ,field, and stopped to beg something to iti Mad concealment 1 while lie reposed 'a tide. 'But he found the iuntlit"Stf Abe blitegnelet