The Susquehanna register., April 27, 1854, Image 1

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? . .r0 2 , 4 0 0 ,5t. 40vis lr'retWica!‘: : • ~.
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• -I,olYnin'yonder'shadowed valley =
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--•-,Wherei;theAdeath-tido's waters roll , •• • •
,Whereihilgephantotes ever duly . ..
idt ti 4 e fieethig,fah 2 ting Kai • - • -,- "
:1411ere the limn of death is a'ralring
0- I l fthigroost rgitth rites,Wd threl -""'•
\thither, Trent; enrliearttittingslneaking, ' '
'Little, loving Wahl Belt; . -••
*••• XII 'the sprini 7 tirne'played.lie gladly , -
With the ElnlbtliallS froin the
•
lu tho 4inonnier , witched he sadly
• - All the springflow'rs 4tde and , die :;'`
..441fa he -wandered by tlie.brvolt-side; •
Where-the gnshiCT:tratera fell:—
• Wheri3 the angels sang st,:- niglit-,tide. •
' • • Music low to Willie-WM.l_
, tut wilful summer , hlossonis faded, •
Ancl`tite hrititiatrleities flew bv---
Nnen the getitle'bildtivere Shad'ed
By'the snow•sn.froin on high ;
.Then a 'Mice / caw down front ;Heaven;
• " Like the Ravel: in winding shell,
And= angel crown was given,
• _To 31iis'brow of
_Willie-130.
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Folded Alien his hands , of whiteneits,. • • ,
:the znathle„lifeless breast;i
While 'fitveet•strains from harps ofbriklitness
Welentned"him,to heavenly -
And the -- eytti of blue wete:elositi_g .
o%er the cheek: where death-damps fell, •
While, in dreamless sleep,, reposing,
' Was the farm of Willioßell.._ • _ •
'Mown, .Ivithitithe'grassymeadoir,
Yown within the silent vale,
Where at even come. the shadow
0i the moonbimms, still arid - pale :
There upon tlid cold ;earth's bosom,
, :'3lid the stiow-flakes!as they. fell,
Laid we our bright e.unamer blossom •
n! '" : Lor'll in dentri, sweet 4— palie Bell:
The Bugle Song.
BT~T
Tim spletnioitalLs 'on eakle"
And sno.try summits om in story
The long light shakes across the lakes, , • '
And the wild•eataract leaps in glory.
Blow, - bugle, blow, set - the Wild.eelioes " -
Blow, battle; answer, celmes, dyint" , ,dying, dying.
O hark ! 0 hear ! hc.ow thin and
• And thinner; Ileare-r,'farthpr going! , -
O sweet aild far,:. rom - cliff and scar, .
The horns of Viand faintly hlowing i•
lot his hear the Intrple glens replyin'
Blow, lti le ; answer echoes,, dying, dying; dying.
°lore, - they die in yori.rich 'sky, • '
They faint on hill , oil field, or - river ; 7 .
pur echoes *roll from soul to soul, • _
And grOw forever and forever. - -
BlOw, bugle, blow, i:l!,t
.the wild echoes flying;
And answer, echot..s,ltnswer, , dying, dying, dying
TALES AND SIiETCHES
TJECEIMKANCE OF litElE
.INSURANCE
SESVUTIAII CASES OF -FiLip'D.' '
.
• A recently published in London ;
gives au , account of viiriou&mcaus_soynethnes
resorted to inclividimts, lull ifPfillty ob j ,
Lain money - . from Life ASsurancefompanies,
lyr false, representation coneerning the :de-
,cease. of the insured. The two following
ses Are curious and interesting':
•
AK` the evening of an autumnal day, began
• - to dose, four men might have been seen
ing a - loaf -,bite o`f the numerous stairs kits,
lttic Blackfriar'S.Bride: Their ,appeamice
was that of the, ullidclre 'order, but the reckless,
tlaringiwhieli characterized their air and,Man-,
net; iiiiirketl them iSoftheela&-swhiel live lay
,
other's los.:es. Be' the time tlii , ilhad rowed
t. sortie- distance, up the river, the only light
that .guided - theta was the reflection
of
lamps which. fringed it,, and no
'sootlie-r f - - , were the). shrouded 11T - dark
,
than, without, apparent
Cause, th 7 .?l,eat 'was upset;, and the ;four pre-
cipitated into tN,..,Thameg. They were dose
land,4and„whi)e they buffeted the_tide.and,
made their 'wad.,. they ' 11: "-led lustily • for
Wi t , which' :18 :the shore was now ringing
noise of boatS' and boatmen putting .of
to their assistance, Was soon rendered. Of
.-the ,four. who started, only three :landed to
gether, and great was 'their outalfor their
lost eoropaniOn.' ..The alarm was immediate-,,_
ly given all that skill' could. do ; to recover
their friend: was - tried; but the night *as too
dark" to render human aid Oil mutb.of ail. It
was Pitiable to witness 4116 grief of those whci
were savexi, who on finding nothing More
' could be i donc, were obliged to content'Aem
selves with offering a reward for the body,
-coupled with a promise to, return early
the twirning. - They:- ,then went away, and
.tbe Feene, resumed its 'ordinary quiet„
. 1 •
A fOv? ; hours-`after 'this; ;at thedead of
night, a second boat, with the same men. pur
sued its silent and almost solitary wit* up
the river towards the scene of the 'previ,ous
misfirtitne. :With them was a large suspic
ious look bundle,:whieh, when they arrived
• at a spot suitableto their purpok.t, they lifted
in their aras, placing their horrible !minden—
:for it was the.bed).- of a dead mati—where,
from their judgment and knowledge of the
tide, the corpse their friend would be
sought,. 1. 7 A-o.reti by . elarkness and _by night,
they aeeolnplisll their objett, a g ain roujng
down' the stream to an qb.,scure Uhode in the
neighborhood of ClreenWiek, 'When morn
ing began_to break they returned once mOre
to the place which witried their mysteci,..
-eats rriidnight visit, where with Mich 'anxiety
, they asked for tidings of their eompanion.--
~ The reply was what thyihad - ;expeeted.'.....A
bodv had been ft,und—it was' that *hi& had
been placed-on the strand---and this they at I
once identified as that of the , friendwho . - had..
been Wit:ll,th= in _the boat; and To?' whom
they had offered a - reward. " A coroner's ju
ry sat upon'the ieruains . a verdict of acci
dental. death - was recorded, and the Object of
the eptisp...rat4 - ,rs adios:red.. The `objectwas to 4efr7.ud an insurance 'office of a very
large amount-:--f o r the missing'man-04 not
.., hem drowned ; was only simulated ;,
and tilt; b0d , ,,,y whiell bad been_ placol on - the
bank the Thames, had been piocared to_
consummate the deuTtion. .
Against a fraud plan . ned with so muck'
'14411, no official regulation, could gUar and papers- erAitaining• the report of the
itigtiest,..and.the identity of the bogy, were,
R/rwarfled to' the ;!lice. a
lic, the griiihid work
a a claim. for the represciitati ve of the - dc-'
• ceased, not a doubt. cOuld have been enter
tained of its justice. •It W 1 1 ,3 true that the
und,•gr 111 $ wilt, 'was his mistress;:
that "his "execUtOrs were the Tersons who per--
pet ratedtlic fraud; and'were withilarri at the
tiiiac „
tne accident; but there werei . Abe'
bread 'and hadisplitabie fiteti he diet red".'.
`';t; that the insured nian,had met with a sad- .
1 1,114 <<, ,h
was atte , d„
1 r -the virdiet a•jury " .' The Money - t a,s
' - paiot, and 'with that potion of it *hieh
\ncee=ased, srem. to Pali's- 61/1"
gay capita', with a mistress as . 03eneas'
her habits aS himself, th e - 800 , n l ormi %i.
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.14verpOol to". nivoiliee :4,,L0ng10 . . to insure
-lho.life of n ieUtlejoo, l . ffoi,t2 o , Poo:,
aOlicant Xfks rltPiltf9# (l , . as a., i'l*Prolig..
-traveller. , . co,n .wia.S9,, t, to . ex
tend-the vi g39'4, 1 *,0 1 43: ~tericilt.
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.Thef rance , wa eire‘4ol .and- W c9lrY
oAllr- niPbths' l2 4e l 4, 4 4l , infmilOon cwas. l
received by the c:',.. lo '''' 'Y.;.t4it All, ~ins4re4:l
gentlemen, whkpit . . ;17 In onn.o! the greaf
sAmeri.o l, 4ke-str4 2 4l. &.' • d i :4llo ;•.thili
h l .: et9thellgit. bi)e - , 1 . 1 .#?,i 14 ;._in.n1 ) 11 1,i'Crifl?" - .
11 19! 1 .• , af ' • this;,..- 'all 41 q1 .11( ? deaR t ar Y: 1: 4 0 ine 148 "
were - mdiia - stn; due titi. - , the det4li Una'
KentitY-P4 . 4 l 4rtiaVe* .
lablisted,'We °Kee, '1141E14 , 16 i:railings&
4
to:oaythp,Pqliepi4tke'ina,c.f thee 'months
which see
- 11 # 4 4. long_ P.F44a 0 . tli*i 4lo 'Alt -
the uneertain tenure by lorhich tlii,•9l(4ini*fil
held; so,•tio, ind*the Ortee, tliti •;' . i erect , , a
large, and unboinesslOtedisalin 1 : Zia. - bi - )-
lether,perhape,.witiksorneti t i t spi 1,. , cre w ea
y the, umner.°Ft the-4PPlia.u l ; 1 _ t ' *-
oiFit.'e on its guard. ..: Inquiries were. Soon
instituted, and- discoveries made ; which in- -
duc e d them to proceed, still further; but no
sooner WA it found-that close inquisition Was
being entered on , tan , theclam _.wss aban
don-LA, and the i.4ainutnts seen _uo More at
thfi dike, 4. - • ' -. • I•c ..
About .1735; two, persons, i sided. in. the
i.
then obscure, suburbs of St. iles, oned
i
whom .was ii:wonum of abbu 7 twenty, the
other a man whose: ag c . l ' yould hsve alloWed
him to be.thewoman's father. _Their posi
tion Might be, charitetelized by - the modern
term ;'shabby . genteel.! , They kept little
eon/piny and little, was remarked of tho
tieyond the filet that the-'mair. was tall rn
and.
military:looking, end the: woman, though
handsome ; haughty and:frigid. On . a suddm
the latter was ta4en...ill in`, the . niei ... The
man `proeurednastanee and. on - ival of
the le4ch,this•
b daughter *ln . was ,fo i ud i n agony,
11,,
and soon eonsensible,,, l iddi • in his
presence. The,doetor laid his hand on her
heart, shOok ilia lead, Intinuiting4hat all was
over; and went . - his. Wiyi4 •Th searchers
came, and the i ~ content*,. , were
committed to' -- -ttediately after,
-
the. bere#ved fatn...
lam the under
writeis a)sutn. insures , daughter's life
e
and left. the Oa . ' 1..11 ' • ' -
-No great tim .had .elap444, when the
neighborhood ,of Qit Sipiatv.,begam to
shake its head at t'?, her suspicious con
nection which - exi.: ted h .tivceri one of iheNin
wat of a- house n tha • Idezdity, in a lady,
who resided with im. • The gentlinnan. as
sumed the title of capta ti and th 4. Style .of u
e l l
macaroni, and ; ,visit
. P4Mleagit *with the la
dy-,, .who =pulp= :him Every• Where, Pe.
ing apparently- weal y heattained a certain
position—was knOwl /as a dabbler in the
i t
funds, and was 'at 144 . 1 .and Gamfway's
chiefly.'affecting t !company' ofassurm.—
r His. hOuse -soon 1 income
,the resort -of the
,young,bloodScif 6.day, - when if they lo.st
tler
their atoney,.,they •ere repa by a glance
'from the ioddes:s is the place.... It was 110-
[
tined that the ril aS - of the;house never. lost
—and no doubt ' - current, expenses were
met by his , gimlb • g- .gains.- Any cue P . o.S.''
se, , sed of.stlffieiellt discriminational:tight havti
recognised in tlict captain'iand. his - inamorata
the father.and daughter of the;Suburbs, of St.
Giles. The 4 kameilllN'k ,tragedy was . again
',reacted. The ladj• iia4 seized' with spo-sms'
at the healk, which seemed
.to convulse her
frame, and again the man was - du anagony of
deSpair; i
Physicians were sent for in haske;
one only arrived - in time:to see her. die ,• the
rest satisfied that.life had departed:l •After a
sham. funeral, the gallant captain e.lainud an
received -front'. various uilderwriters,. witl
whom he had assured' thellite, of 'the lady
sums amounting to many ',thousands. -. • '
,- . - A few dayslater 0 mattire•looking,person
;age appeared daily on . the walks of Live
pool in the tbamter of a .':meraliant. bee ii*
in the mysteries of corn and • cotton, a co
stint attenifiintl at church, a iubscriber to 1.
cal 'Charities, and a.giverOf good 4inne s, Ii
-won became generally respected. ; Tit ho
pialities of the' house were graceful' d .
mised by* a lth who passed as ni lint
for a time. all -i, on-smoothly. i At 1 _
it became w , . • •• abroad thatl:his !peed-
so,successful as usual; and
ens. gave" a sanction to the
Wain° advisable to bor
e proprty belongi_g has
• they must insure her . life'
1. 'This was , easy . enough.:—
cessary for the -sake of his
r cover of this he effected
ices for 42,000 mob, itt
where. Again he had the'
d--again: the' . lady 4;11 sad;
of eonvitlsioni. There was
- arding the funeral—the body
Wte, and was visited: by nu-
Who called. to see .the last of
lations were nc?
,his own - admisS
whisper. It,
row-4ioney
neiee: To do
kir abiittt 4.2, I
"Secrecy was it,
credit, andA - anid
- diirerent ---
London, and el
gameitihis
denly ill and 4i
no haste in fo
lay,ahnost S
merous friends
.her. The phy:ipi'an ceitified.she had died of
wcomPlaint he. could scarcely, mule, and. the .
grave- rcceived a coffin. . The inerchaut- re
.tikicd his poiti ea hi - UN-ex l,.and bore his
leo
sc,irtraL•mr.ith dignity, sear . 4 y alinding to the
.a.s.sUrances that ivere due, a d affecting . 'Mil:
femme whett.they'vere nen 4. But he had
sleeted:; ig iactinzinN!ith iskill—they
.ii.ere
safe raeti; andheduly received , thel money.
From this. period.. he . seetued to decline' in
.hialth--change 'of air .*as prescribed—and
_thuS...the desponding. father,. the gallapt 'cap
fain *and the.", iiespectable , ,rerclaut; gi)t. clear.
:offwith bfii-Cfrdortnous.hooty; - chuckling at the
auceess of his , infsitiou§' scheme:-
` GONE BIG= OVER -IT.-7-I have. a friend,
whose ready wit' often enliVens the social cir
cle and sometimeal„also fat litidly serves: the
cause of truth..; Otte . Sabbath ritorning ! as he
o
stkiped from . his Vous° to go. to c di, he
!net a stranger driVing it. heavily I ed- Wag
on through '
the. town. He fuincd lion -hint;
sioppc4, lifted both handi kind in a trig) e at
tittide, gazing to theround .. eath the
veltiele 44.3 . - ezeliiteed, "there,!' • re i you
are Wing right Over it ! You hive . one rtgl4
over it 1 . 1- 4 The traveller , hastily ' _ 4 hlirell up
his reins, dmw in his - horses; =tic o a dead
stead, - and began looking tinder his wheels to
see Whailittlelnndeent, - ehild,
: or ad . , ; or
_pig t
inight - have been 'rime to 'ell by' their
heavyweight. ' But Seeing Ito.. ~ he leek:
cd auxfously utolheititumho 4.... so lidgu
,.. _ ,
'hirly array . ; hi s pro .-,,-- , and :. id; ' over
4
what !, ; •f o co ~ ,i liadracti ,' was the
49ick
_reply ‘.. inembe the Sabbatliday ,
t , 4 j keep it. %lily.' ''.. It ; was`' .-,
,''lstiirtlig-those
`vil'e.els.agaiN a ' bird - 1441ing''' ir • load'itll
the Tit of, he yo4-7(iiteida, liliter.t
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.011,41 ad to
injured' the
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' - /li..Vl t,4 eirPar 183 t1.i1l it.b4Ul , ', ii eIY kiiiiiiiii-,
- ed pkrlor,,which opened out Of - thatnoted.Lon-.
' : gilt shop z" The l'. Beliit" eni : ...
italniatlVNlrle ginalilY-4 1. .d Nra, Crow
.,conversing;4nriboo _ e with - an' I # lB equiena neigh.
W. 11 ./t , itly...,::crowae:r,, 1, - ically must say
1 y o u have things in the* first stylel... • Witt_ ,
e!egapt pap._erhig.t, what noble chairs I-what
a; pair ortire:acrecnsi - tit so r ight and *CAI
iln
nt
Then, theelegant stone ecipings teyenr . * :
tdesrai,: and' thaia"teaUtiful' French Wind W,
"frail-real And 'you,. have been sendi i.Q - .i•
daughter 'th e . ger? ' WelOst . I( ''elii'diPg 116 9
~,:
ynurshep is this best fittedin all'. this v rt; ' t
I Lottdon.. ' Ntrhere..can loaf 'find the dfar
nee
' 1;r 1 -t hes°'.things? 'Dear Mili i .ero*derli A ckir'
aPiodmanagell..... - , • . l.
1. Mrs.= Qrowder simpered, and ca s t a look
iinilingcontempt through the =half open door
t lh
I into the ' shcip;f4led wi "droughty customers.
.The -.fool pence ! tis•- • the fool's pence that
does it for 'us,' she .- id;--ind, her voice rose,
,
more: shrill
,and hinder than tunial,'iritli the
triumph she felt.. - - ' -• • - -
1
"Mr werils ' ached - the of one'edstotif=
er, `George: nly, the anyenri, whO stood
near ; the min . , Turning' his •eyes, upon
those. around ‘h tn, he saw pale, sunken checks,
imbrued eym4, and -_ragged garments. 'He
' then turned th upon the stately apartment,
he looked through the door into the
issei
and :,saw: looking-01 and pictures, :and
gildingand tine furuitu , and a rich carpet;
and Miss . Luey in a silk gown at her piano ;
and he thought to hims f, how strange,it is!.
how-, curious , it , is. that: all this wreteliednesS
on my left hand should , be made to turn in
to all this rid' finery on my right., - - '
`Well,, sir; and whae; for you l' said a
shrill voice; • which made -the-' fool's pence'
ring in. his ears. -.. t
h r h
‘ - .A:glaSs of • m
1, a'am, is what lam wait
ing for ; but f I ink I have paid the last foots.
pence that I e ill put doWn on this counter for,
many -ti long day.' . . • . - . `,I,
...Manly hastened home. Ilia wife and his-'
. two, little girls were - seated at - work.: They
were thin and pale, really in'want of food.
The room looked. very cheerless, acid-their
fire was : so . small .as . hardly to- be felt; - f .yet
the dullest observer would be struck With the
neatness, that, reigned there. . • • i
.. .
It was ajoyful.siirprise to them, his retu rn
ing so early , that night, and returning sober,
amt
amt in good humor. i - • -
.: ' •
, 'tour eyes are Weak-to-night, wife;:- said
oeorge, :_`.or else you have been-crying. , PM
afraid **fa work, too ;•touch by candle-light.'
Ills with smiled and said, - 4: working-does
.., : eet My eyes ;' and beckoned to her
ittle • who was standing apart, in a coin
--1 :as a culprit. . . • - 1
)t:! what's ihis I see 1' said:his
• . d , tell me what you have
• • •
arc.
-4. ug.
1 - i ii.
1 1' 113 Th.
.. .
e_ •
„ _
er; evident. ,
..'
Why; Jut.
father; ''Come ..
been . doing',
'The baker came tor t _ks,rinthey, t0 : ,44.6,
and Would not leave, the loikvis without it.,
Ira! though :110 Avas eros.s and- . ugh,,hcisaid
mother was not toiT blame, and - t lie) 'Was
sure ) - e , ii had been drinkingniVay lilt ema
nu ; and. when - -he was gone,mother it '
_l • .
over her •work, hut lie did not- say an 3 hing,
I•did - not know she %v:IS - crying till I - sawLl - ler
tears dropping on her hands ;
,atal, then I said
bad words, and. mother:_pit mela the cot--;
`:Tell me what yOurbadwordawere,Joha;
said his Either; .:`.not sweaiing I hope!
' No,' said John, eolorin; 'I said you
were a . badi l aap—.l sirid bad tittherl' •
.` And *ere -bad words, sare; said his
.mother; - ' Blot you are forgiven ; so 210 W,
- bring me - so ne coat from the box: .
George looked at the face of his wife.,.and
as! he met the tender
-gaze of her mild eyes
now turned - to hint, he felt the tears rise in
his own. Ile rose up and : putting thoney t in • -
, to her.hands, he said,'" There T are my week;s
wages. , Come., come, hold out both hands,
for you have not got all yet. Lay it, out for
the test, as You always do. I . hope this will
be a - beginning of better doing on my part,
and happier - days on yours.' .
George. told bis,t..wife, atter thWehildren
were gone to bed, that when he gait , what the
pence. of the poor could do towards keeping .
up \ a 4- fine house, and dressing out-the land
lbrd's wife and daughters, and. when he tho't
;of his own bard-wbrking, uncomplaining Su
san, and his children in want, and almost in
rags, whi'he was sittingdrinking, night all
ter night, destroying hishealth, and strength,
he was .so struck with sorrow and shame,
that he seethed to have come to-himself-at
last. - - He doe' nined from that hour never
.
again.' to put th Intoxiwting glass to his lips.
... More than a ear afterwards, on aSunday
afternoon, tia Mrs. Crowder of the Punch ,
Bowl, Was walking with her daughter -to the
tea gardens, they were overtakeri by a Tie=-
lent shower of "rain, and bad become at least
halfdrenched, when they ; entered" a Comfort-.
able-lOoking.house, distinguished by' its com
forts- - and tidin4s; where two girls did all
they could: to MriPe away the rain-drops and
mud.sPlashe.s from the ladies' fine dresses and
When all .had: been done that could be,
done, and as Dias Lucy said - “ I they began-to
look themselves again," -MIS: Crowder, whe
m-as lolling - in - a huge arm-chair, :aid amusing ,
herself. hy a stare at every one and every
thing in. the room, suddenly started forward
and - addrisin ,-, herself to - the master, of the
house, N use 7Bible and whose:face bad just
.caught h r eye, "--Why my.good man, we are
old -fri \ -. I know. your face,. I'm certain,
still the is Some: change -in yon, though-I
arift, e ly stly , what Ilsis.' - • - -
.1
' I utii. to be iii. ivA, red clothes andout..of
health,' "dGeorge Mealy, smilingly; 'now,
,thaldt G r . I am onrifortably clad, and in
excellea health.' • . • -,..- . . --'•
`But ow - iti it,.)-- said mfrs. CrOwder, '-that
•
we ne,ve get a sight - of you now r . '
'I! ni.,". said he, '.,1 am sure I wish, you
well -,. -, I have - reason; to thank you, for
, _
words . o .yours firat'opened iny eyes to thy'
:Own foo Lai and wicked.. course. My wife
iind.. ehil , , were half naked. and half starv
ed, only this time last year. ' Look at them,'
if you la!se, now—for - sweet, contented
looks; ; d • decent clothes, I'll' ;!Hatch - them
with em n on's. wife and children. And now,
niathin i i, I tell : you, as -you , told afriend of
yonrs o day last year—it's the foots peace
that bay - done all - this . for us. ithe fool's
tn.
. .
pence I .1 ought mither,ito sn,Y thopme earn
ed, by honest hidustry, end
- spent so that we
oto ,aBk the bleSslivi_ofeocl upon the pence.
Wn. Crowder never recovered the eusto!En
er she ,bnal lost. . r - -
farliterel hi one objection to peopie who
"mean weW! that is they can
vie' the . . 4me , Out their mean-
,4•4l.eke .
TER RUSSIAN LA M . 1 1 .4
,litioißs. , F: l 4Tc*: atf 5 7 . 4 1 g , t4 1 /(l4:itt!
when our cOuntrymen7Fig:haye , constaiit,oc 7 ,
elision to, pconounceltian words either of
Generals Or places, sometimes- of:
ali finding int* 04 , . 4 51 t
number_ among iktsOss#4 Some . •
ete.Ot the l nussian
,liingtitige; I - tblule it will
lie rendeiing an icceptate servi t e r e to - correct
a Teli of the - errors , -4tllhe inodiA of writing::
such words with Roman ,charactersowhlch".
arc uni ?sallv _ Adopt~ ( l; in the'Englisli,riour,
-•-.
- Before- proceeding ::in iity 'teak; it:nifty be
well to observe that: of 'ill "the. languages . off
Western Europe, none is: so chtatbl6 of •retl4,.
dering the sottn4of the Rutisian lan , Tuage ac-
turately'aa-the'Eu.gl.* it bni ig derectivPflAi
g,i4ers 01 41 and, in •eoMmon.witlyall'oth,
1 ers.,iwitelibility,toinlmtly:thetsoned.ef Ono.
only' of the thirty-si "clutraeters of ;which' the
i
Russian, nlphibet LiOmpOsed i while. many .
Of the sounds :Of that,
.alplutbei, no 'other west.
ern language eiu i.ezqer. at a 11.., i• .:. • : ?,
IA. ehief reason of , the I*.harisins qierpe. : ,
trated by Euglith..writersoi%)titQanword4
is the fact of their : being* feceiVol.„ by ,theni
through - the ti)ediam of 'the' Gennari' - do
French buiguagiN,iteitlier'c,lf4l4ll poss e
~,...s.
out:hard r, nor:IS tapable . 'Of ;yielding the
sound of cA, as in i.A.zira,.*lleh iS.represented
in thp Riissian ynn t ,,iingo li; a 'single- ehatlad-;
aster.. Them there . are Some very *sithPle
rules of
~ortltoepy,'Peenliai, T te thelanguage,
which it' is necessary to 'know - I)efore wordS;
though: - 'correctly ' Written,"ean• be. 'properly .
primOunced. ' - '. '...- ' - .'i -,
To - i Nitrate: in both of these eases : •Many
• of your readers • may remember SOuthey's
Eunou's lines on the retreat of Nalmi eon 'from
iissia, in which; giving •the names of -tfonte
'or_ the principal Generals, hi l says, (I quote
fr4m Memory :) '', ,: ..:-. '''
... ~. ,-..
Then comes the duitiwitii a terrible naine; . .: - '.',
A name which all of you know very . icell„ ',,
But which no one can speak; and no one can spell.
.-..' 'That, paii* is', no ' . 4l4sttbic a ',V4y:',.lifreitit,
one, .•'‘alen . tritnsmtited Mini the:German into
tbeEnglishalphabet: It 'rs' nO- Other -tluiti
Tschitzehall4f - which if 'retadered' ilroperti
Would e expres*il in our= letters preciscl.Y.
as proronneed in the original, tiniS--ChecCko" 7
goi; the ch in beth instances " as in:iliarh ' or.
Beside as,the Russians hare o sign for the
d, thy ' e ave one , for the seund I.haA-the -:. d
- ,,broad,) and one for the sound Shtsha, Which
probably no European but a Russian or Eng- .
lishman can pronounce. : •
,• Of - the words in which the Russian and.-
English is are Perfectly-identiCal In, sound,
1 there are - thousands ; while in l as many-the •ti
as written . in the,.Russ• Russian,, is' invariably pro
..„
notinced- sOft, as our Jr
..This is always the
case when it terminates aword,- ,- -or is the last
expressed' eonsonaitt; 'for the nominative:,of
I most masculine- snbstantives - terminates With
a m lute. Alte*ii4.4.ggiuva..to us in the Gt.i . '
man letter .10 - , thus; Soororof , they write Su
worm_ rroron4soif, WOronzow ; .../Cootonzol,
`Knittiow, and - son. - It *rill be-Sound that
thiS error pervades ' the orthography - of: all
Russian words in which :the.. above' letters
are used.- They_ are. universally wrong, ;as
p . >flounced 'by , an English - reader, and Or
two easorr.s: • First, neither the, Ilussiants, l
French or Gentians hay.e t any letter yield,
ing the so .CI of our - 16 ' • and secondly, tlie.
'Germans SOlnr. ' \ their torlike. our v, tgeir vi
answering to ou .- . "L et ',all Americans f i,
therefore, henceforth, '. reading accounts oil
Rnssian events, bear! inh.i'nd that whenever
they see a is in a Russian:
. .ra, it' in the o-,
w
ginning' or middle of the or, it. should he ;
pronounced v; if at the end, f ; and; that
wherever the unprononnecable coin ' 4 ations:
of '.slit fare fOund, it is an aWkward apt Qi-
imation Ito our English ch, as In cheek, (Ad
chest, Mara, and .so on, Which letters'exactly:
render the Russian sound:. : \' : 1 . ' - ,e l:
,Of course milnY . words site crroneousl
written '.from other : , causes, as the Russian
port &miller to our. ears by the tutme of ,9 e-1'
'bastopol, which should be Written SeviaetOpisil,'•
and. that of Taganrog, which "..Atottld 'be writ
ten traganrok. :- : t -i: • .
' But the great _ t
word in-the Russian lan.-.`
! toh ' fr • •- • h *
gunge a pplied • Annan a..ail. is the one.;
)uniformly written by foreigner sl inefrreetly,.
vii:' TSAR.? This, from some liriexplicable•
cense, is naturalized in :our.linguage in the;
form of Ciia. 'The Ritssians have 1 tWolet:,:
tees, often confounded by foreigners ftS of the
same force, which have very di ff erent - . sounds
in the original : The ohe is rendered by our
./s,uond-tll is the initiative letter of thetitie
of their *sovereign; the other answe.nrto our
z, as in zeal, zone. This'is the letter used-in
the names of kootoozoff, zodojr; &e. -In
writing' these names with the ltwis :on, t,t),
he pronounced , as in root, - I obey the necessi.'
ties
-of our langung,e,•as the Russtans'have a
letter for the same sound, and another for
that of our it, as in mute; and it is the letter ; i
Sounding like oo that is- I used i nk spelling the:
.
above names.' • - -r•: . . -
Thus, gentlemen, I terminate! my .pieSehtl,
chapter on the - Ruisian language, which . 1.
should not have troubled you with, at ,all,butl
for a,paragraph in your papt.T of this morn.;
lug, ila which its difliculties are greatly =1% 7 1
gerated. . ' , • ' • '. : .1 :
Philadelphia, April 17, 1854. I - . i
. Mutual Confidenee.l
The follOWing liluctratiOn of mufnal conk;
demo will - do 3' it is up to• the .r I.9th.eeptui
• Before an election in eunsy was,
years: since, Hans,,Who \vent tel . ,
see his father-in-law, Wholwas a ' i strofig
How' te to, flans V said ilte,old man. How l
te to, fader How yo eoingl to ihte,
fall, Hans'? Oh, wit" 4e locuS, '(104:03) - of
antrse, fader.' Yot y4ni coins to,futo dat
lokus dieket rYiz, tuler z
.yon know l's
lokus,•and I must fote the lokus-ticket.' "NoW
Ibis, I'll dell you vot l lll doinit you. You
no . g 0 to the tolls; and', no foie for de lokuS
and I: ogo to de boils. paid no totefor the
vigs, and den you we: don't you, ch.l
Hans.'Yiz, - Enter.' Now don't. yonfoit
get,'Hans.' 'No, fader.' • ‘,
After -the election, !Inns ent- again ti
.
visit, his father - in-law : • , :te' to, 'Mini; ??.
kid the old mut.. to to, ,fildeil
'Yell, Hans, did you go to. to -‘-114
Eider; I had to do it; dey cot tirountrine,ittid
wbuldef let me off, Alder. ' Oh; you rascal!.
you no.do as you arty, !Inns. • • F
• Haiee..was disconwrted, and in his eonftii.
ion rather tnetkly asked 4 Ifni go tip
to faderT 'To 'Ketone 'nuns: *Anil
did 7ouTote, - fader ht , sure, I did i r
replied the old Dutehmim, in tones. of earn
witement, don't
. you subliom kno4
pettut than-to druif a taro lok us ' I,
_
Cabbage grows wild. in Sicilirand
R=Ef!fMM
OPER frirk niustmo
EffIMMI'MMIMiti
. , .
, r. . pipßocoustr4itt inni:pinavix, , ,•
itkoi - lyiid 13eeehe.4iteitki 4
...,,, •. ,i, . .„
inn v ' * ,- 1 1.- :4 -. r 4.1.3 ~ . w .' ;,;..; ~
'inert . Young ; 111(M
, t 9 Pf r Mli a :, 5 "
Min" -, in ,arecent,4Couise.4ol7
4 7
Washington eity,.held,fiinh. itafiltows;.:
•• • ''ll.einiitdit "ON ice!taalksig*iiie - 1
' k:Phie Ininistee must knew_* - I;eir:' l 'A
Musk. be . kirirricii. ' H 6 ninst . initi
fdeabt the 3USI:II3O' of tlicePesenar :the
He must gii'' krith 'end 'tittiek-WrOnporhe
prel
•
er.hc finds it.. , Does he'saylleit is peril°
WhY' i lit is periloUs;fto live. - ,• :Wheninvi
eio' shim t:4O their duty fiiithiiill:l; mere,'
be leskdogieto bark: , - 'rheyksre toldlo'it
their.iinsit business, and , _not to - be ;theddll
But• ihnininister. - mtheithever.,ereates anY- _
tatic i i i : .is - like. the: husbandnian , who:. er.
_phi • beeanse hilnayiripAp some old Es. ,
it is" wadi 'rity. el f the Gospel that it , , 't.
mind4te.Own business. . it iseggressive. •;-I t
dote& wait fo A. man to come to for re "e ft
but it goes 't_ to fina,lamn,i)vherever , is.:
n i ke l d,
A. - „,,Cherck , - lave all ! truth Ain its '
but iff,it sits nen eggless nest: 4141/0T in.:,
eubates, it is jii.s!,ne ,dead, . as its„oppoSite
neighbor, whObdievesiii aitinantier Oterron
. T
.".- - -'' - DEAD mATTED. - - ' -- ,„ • 1- •
Proachhig .. li .116s-tinee .- ili . Bre; -- , kblinet .
must have poWder behirid icoritisdedd Mat
ter. [lf inert - ceded .cridfai*nnent, analysis,
and i deductions; On the Bible.:would' - .be
enough. But the object of preaching is not
to b`tilld
. tif, ii.creed:or `a,_44:terii;:bit';
,ip. ,
ti
p r es.;','shi awl air... The churcheS - Of " . "'preS'-
t
ent,ali,,'di:spiithie ,bQut,',fii:6 cerree ess'itrid :
tendency . 'of the different articles of faith; r 4- ".
iniiidihiln. of" & nuinher' ofworknien - asse*
bled '1;to 'erect ' a'-building. , ' - They:begin:ld .
comPtire their :Taiidif, disputing which'has the
sharpest—their'chisels.. - tontendin'Whichhai,
•the`bCst temper=' a 4 "their'ates, boasting 61
.
the skill•aird thine Of th&iinikebut rte.'vei
strikd'i blow or-=make a tenon towards the
erection of the edifien.- ' -' .
..- : : ..!
:-L emir siroesnioi - Asti \ - wnitiKlei. -* ,* 4
••• The Minist&s• Of these chfirehes•think it so
sweet antl•gentecti to attack sin : indircetli;=- ,
But ...the Gospel - is dirett- and revolutionary
Therev*
as.mesning in , the , declaration- of
deins' j that he came to send -4 140111= Anil not
pane "-The:Savior warits.'stont-I r.nctbrave
rnear, [nos geutlwmen; in -silk stOcinffs , And
kill - gloves: ...- Their. prachink. Must lie bo ld
and: npplicatory. The: Goipellitlis tit e, is
cry inconvenient to shmersi-but 'tit raustlie
preailed, so that drunkards, stingyyands
bed Souls, unjust inen,tapd Oppressors,
feel thai - it is after theni. 1 . - -
'„,..--(I I I ,PILFOCI,LINGSO i'LEASE. TILE 1.7.E.W.,5.
, Sopi4tiwka. , the men inAlin,pews are
pellell :to 'spa* out against , wrOg, but
pastor tells-theni it is not prudent:, If I - . ,
lin. 1.3-)-had a Gospel like2that; .1,,N
never pi:eiiai to please the put=s.:: Ther
:con egations of men who. built.splendii
ifice: with rich pulpits, huncisemclY earl
aide , NVe l ll cushioned pews, Splendid o
and • V°yi -. ...ry 'respectable choirebut i
call itch qiurehes of . Christ- . 4calr thern
Fell' ws, Mutual , 'lnsurance Conipanies;
thin reereetithl buf chnictes. .•' +,
1
. • ABYSSINIAN. MONXBYS. .... is
.
TI e 'monkeys,' especially the ( ynece. rah,_
who 'are _astonishingly clever' feliOws, • lave
their chiefs, _shorn they,, obe?,implicitly . and.
a regular system•,of tactit., in ivrtr;" pill. iv
expeditions, rubbing.corn 'fields, &c. • esi s j,
monkey-forays 'are managed' ivitY.the u t most
regularity - itna,preenu . runt. . A tribe:ep co in ing
'down to. feed from, therr village'oathe . Dun-
fain_ (usually *cleft, in the face;Of Some; ifry
1
brings with it all its - rnemberi i . nialck.can fe-
InatZ old -and yolmg. .'S , VZ,' 'the elders 'of.
the t ibe; diStinguishabk. y• the qiimiti -• of
(.
man which 'covers their shoulders; like a li:
bit's, take the Aced, peering cautiously over
emliprecipice , before they - descend, and.
OM
climbing to - the top of 'every rock" or: tone.
. 1
-wW . may- allbrd. them a better view _ : - the
'tuid fore theni. Others have; their
as scouts the flanks or :rear; and . Id:
fill. their dutieswith the utmost vigilan , -cal
ling put at tim - - apparently. to ' keep. crder
among • the met]: • , pack which form 'O;3
.mainledy, or to give.notiee of the app each
of-miy•real or imagined-danger... The nes
Oftve l ice on these occasionsc . are; so".aio, tl3r
vel d, that a , person', mah ; accustom.'. -tO
Watt i : their movements w A ill at length cy,-
and rhaps - with some truthothat he . Inn !
T
ders and their signals. - ' '.. • , . 1 _ . .
main body is. ; composed offe , i
_; es r
and, ,d
nexperienced males, 094".Yuling
.Pe9Plc.
of't'ie tribe. Those of the females who
have small children - earn,- thetit •on their
back. :Unlike the dignified_ iparch o, 'the
leaders, the' abble go along,
.K.. 4. ril
,Zis
ordeigy Manner, trotting - ott amf chatt. ring,
-without takingitheleast heed ofmtythin ', tips pareinly,confiding In the 'iigilance of - their
ow l
scow g. Here a fewof the youth_ ling* be
to pick the berries olf Some tre4, but:
'riotong, for the. rear guard c4)ming nivfrl
ces - - hem! to ; regain , their placo. .There' a
Min on pauses to suckle her 'offspring, - and;
not. O -losL any time, dresses' its hair. while it
-is t king its , meal. Another.' ye lady,
pre ably, excifed to-. jealousy, or
- by me,
sne i 'ng look or word, pullaan - .ugly outh
at' 1 er neighbor, mid then uttering; 'n
,hitill`
Bpi ' , ll i highly expreisive of vita ti..s'e".
ly snatches ather rival's leg'or tail wit :her.
hen , and e give s her, 'perhaps. ? a. bite l . the
;tin quarterS. This provokes A • re*r:'„indi
.'a m st. unladylike quarrel ensues; till as:loud
bark cif'command from one 00 the .. ehief. Call
them to order. : Aviinglieq qralarint akei
the -all halt, and remain:on the yui.vi'
.anti' er hark in. :a different 'tone- rear._
the' 1, and they then) proceed on their. arch.
.Arrved at the e4?)rn-fieldfi,., the „von .- -take,
thei positions on the °mint:noes-all 1 •tincl,
.Whi e the remainder,of the Crib 011: : ,, pro !
visi ns. with '-ilie.-utmoit, expedition,. tiling
the . i as o'ilionehes as- full as they can held,
1 .
and then tucking-the' headi of iorn ider
flail armpits.- NoW, unless-;there- h oh a '
,arti
don of the colleatedlspoil; how do - the tits
P . I—for I have' 'watched - them - - •vpri,
e(.l
tim, , and never:observed themto ilui. ;1 444 ,
lament thei r pusk_uf duty till_ it A, , - itiio,
for e tribe to "return,' or till some iudi:,; tihn .
O.t . Auer- indoSd them..too take ro - Igigi, t-
Tht ' show alsO the , same sagacity , in 4=o
- or. water,
,diseovering'at onto die' ' a(4ii
where it • is
_lno4rendily, romial in ..tli. 'S44,d;
i 4 c
and then digging forit with their lan
,Inst
, its len- -157011,14 4 lelieVillg ,911t1 - anot&I; !utbe t
' 'N'vft if: the OnotitY of wind to be re qie4..
be nsiderable.--.Parkyn's'iije in , ' 4filiiiss4l
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1 : T'liiiiiii4lie. ililli . vis*ld Ea cifl•--;:-f cf . .
; - ,-.l.rhii- , . 11:fitippetor* . fig . Oiitplilir
,iaid -. thii. iuteiT.o . l , ,iiter,::*trk!OotV .
Btiae:of the 1414-1 1 ';:.
•
pus.ronmena
st , 0 0! our erc. 1 , 1 7 hope .
• -,, wid ier io vi kp ut, p en snal,
PoisonhbblissNatit 40t.413
INsappointment.
The inient
Wearer binigitik
What chili aSpitstknixbdiglikt
. ,^ r'• P! l rfir lut r e / t Y',t
' Ask. thesOpplisat wlkolo Yetflueet ••
..,3V I AY tb - Oi corlol'a heP)'iltreet:e,
Aid hear his tremblin 100./tio
g* repeat- - -
• I . !Mlappoint , ment. st
• En seek the narratiilol ,
pa'asi he aolh
• 4 Oklistaal4o4,, 4 4 . otilitsr 'him - •
• . , 4 1. r...lMi s iistant ni ett
' • L ' r
What, pierces,
Tke teat Tea laisiderea loving heart, '
1101t;wvithes - an4bleedi beaenth
, I Disappointment: '" 4
Why weam the •cheek that hectic
did rosy" Web,' -
.:Pt Whatdoth thejoyons spirit hush? r
.
^ '" tr thaaPPointmento
E'en newt view &pinning 'throo„--1 , ';
• A Maiden's-corpse is •borne Wong; t
- Watddst , katiw Nibs& BesPPed life's silkenthong !
, • , DissPloniottsent.
,Tbn*ort every, hand, we find p
wag that , ,melt *Wick Mal ki ill/4 1 , ,
In one inief4w9r,4 may, be combine4l: t
4. :4 .; • Disitipointinint.t,t .
/Atitletnr, March 14, 18M. • IP
~ f'tA t 1 , COR AMONTGOM ERII , ' `-' ' 1• - :r
'
f..;
ATiteiathe,Charle‘tonS4iaaraintea
the following, -statenrent in re&d.t?:t i lutillik;
dy author : 1 I , _ '
. Yea hare P9saiblY Ucen a stateMenLin
the pdPers,,that4Maclame,C,44aat ,wife:
General' 9f
Ca ItPrile*Gertelg
e t , TeNno,t Is lin St. po . Rii, o' with her in*:
band ; aTl 'aii th 4tC lin nt irgan•VillhifiOr
;,
tohripmPciwelini her to , nt isei*ria4 4 4`et
ation or prpteetorate tirms
' withSantaAnmi„,
A =t . dkaTlcO l e rioplan is that Aitt'!)te-;
known
„considerably iti literag
~1 1 ind 14)1411.4
circles is , Coita i 'MOlivemeryi As the WiS
aa Mr- Stgrins;W'wasi_Years ago, ifirti:-. 1
. ,
1.
recent -tab.eilt l awn count suo-wrOtelAiln
tefqB6l3g bmk. :- 116 father wn; - Itt l iv4ler oil
nNitit, at Tr4;;lnd.`she was (lanOtEialn th? I
circles of ihe MafeYst Van BureasUn r dL 6 theFl
Inked Politielans. She iliAlheld, po li tics
,enrili
and lias ,t4aYs stud to theth, and 'l4 it -,d
1
FirlmoCiWge and taet, of halt the'.stit4Ortien
in the Union. She first
.set Texan urine . k - .i.
ti On awing in the, northeni pias-2411114*i
York sun/bein g hei organ. Paring:the Md.-
I= war,l she went. to Mexico, hear- 11 %7 6 w-
era from the Catholic ch ur chn and from Kg
relarY Buehanan; to trea,i er-helP'tr. t. fern
e .....--- - -` bht Scott wouldn t have an wind
taken fromhis sails , t coats, so is.
sip R failed- Then she Plunged, down int°
:re= A 0 look afr licit lands, land no'Nfi she is
in St:Domingo, Making a nevYnnhee State,
perhaps. She is nbiquitOn and twist :
almost, any politicinn over hit thumb. She .
is of• Montgomery Trith. blood, and hi
.:also:
a i sivinilin . ..(r of ?loorish. lyith hik e h a i r
black eYes, N)arlish features and euP?PlaxDsh:
and a petite, agile figure, yon 'would take her
at first sight, fort a weird lAmnan. ShelwritoS
with: a masculine vigor -andj directness, arid
has no cordpeer On the sopre Of brilliant prat,
tical intellect, among Anierican womefi.
• ,'We haPPe'iv know tha t Pa r t n r4'hat is
Said alxive of COTa Montgomery is true,and
considerable more of the ' sahie sort" I lid Of
e4ualinterest might bo added I to hei
us:.
fig",
4,3 !
eventfid history:" She was; for shin time,
the life and soultof the Cuban Junta in New-
York 4 She'edited with great vigor a a tal
ent - La Vead4 the Spanish organ of the `.
oracle of the vo u loots sin ew
iYeurig:anrtkale'annexitsdi:*tgueam• B h L e eP r ie t wite h fas e rtu le th a ln d ee lig, 4)air: spir Plite' l lnt: t mi o N f an the ll'dd'
Movement. ' ' 1 '
Thescenes which shepassed through in
Texas, Mexico and the W -tllndiest;iin4 her
experience of border life would b!)found
equal to tluibest rein= aif put'' tolfrint
ha,.
She is a p&fect steam engine hr tOeeattai
her only misfortune' being Ithat sh 1 . wilift
bO}n aman. t Her' father was Mr. Matuinus,
*icier& meintier of CongreSi from! this dis.
tract,'and NVe believe at one; - time Shhriif of
the county.= She was fiumerly a residenrof
this: eity,,bnwas originally from the'itdjoin
ing town o f-Brunswielr- --21 ' 0 7 •Thage4
lie's a * king
; '4 94 1 * e gnizeeA" -
1 --.--, I• --, - gni rx. I - l' , - - , Z- 1-- -::-: '
}.l3uch waithe lexclamation'of a pert[yohjig .
min, dressed in Ofita and fine ih l l l , 9 ;:r - E 4 't
ek
brua khY an\ old school: dii acq h
: tince,-
cUmpe ed to, labor diligentlyi, to suii'sSit , her;-
self.and her motheri - We happened 'to be
dose -at haltd, and. furtherm4o a a ...,, -.. ~. a
;slight knowledge,of the persc6l.in. ,7 l, - - ,t.d. -
tt i n 4 "
Thus intormed, we Were asfonishe& - t ..-
remark, and with difficulty . mtiahlik ' ex- •
p*sion: which. the heart. dictated at' trinto- .
amen t v ";,, .. -• ,` 7 _- _ ::- •-• ~ j-{ _ : ! ,, -t ilsr ,
i' The author of the languag that' 11, 'L this
sketch is'i,by no:meani - wealthy.;..en the eoh-,
trary,' her mother, (for *sheisla half i4lukn,) ,
an indusf t rious, worthy: lad y as a Mearia- of
4 0 4 1 4= a fivafib°°4 , walah *a , :will, iat ilhri
ticularizel sufliec it to say, it is, - .honerable..,
The .daughter has been alloWed her own . way I
in life, and by association , has. ac . tinire#,hab,
ite wk . ' I .lra must dealAsein.iny , :indlyl4fiat
§hu of ' t° l baWllnt., 4° islnotl;_
~ iha.-
.. I ,fiirts . ,
with, the an d grace of att_ . a4uPt; and treenTs
. hearts idle .b
' euliles, fit; , only: fa...lap:tit - We,
fanCies: . the. scorns :poverty;:' 'Orty; -.. i 344, t turns :: up,
her, nese organ at the pflor,N, Prli*ziiiltt as .
unworthy:, of recognition lid' -
by _ ladysllkip..-
, Sh 9 vi si t concerti in‘l: rolie.: plikeS :to.„:atx,
tract :iitiable. ;notoriety, resorts to (101,szei,
,
which altraYa. succeed. -.s4elny"in.,filakilan
firish yoUpg 'w 'ailan," tO I use
.. 4 "ho m ely'
ao:deseivi to,. ))e ' aananr 4 .ini.it l c l r l Valral,k
tor her C r onduct.. -
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not reanknii 4 .lalikaWLF o half7.otOoilekliiil
by f ( 'Nti asPiltY'Ple4rPe t aklahOri- -i ''' 'hours
1
daily, to:u.UP:Olri' ll -baSor • and runt,' : :: Stte
esen our °T*ilairh:n.il ,har' l ,i4t ,I:Vehil
I - ' i ' ' her "r ic ie nd -81111. see ms to 1..F...1U1P'.-
iii aid - gal:On - 40, 's.-(ln 2 i s' I:: ' - 4 0 2
acknowledge her coielitl( 46 :inlik' l 4 l %: .
reels half 9 °. Fr24//7-ai when at',l*l"'-
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Is la ihort al htimiiiita4s/w4firitoirtiOt i tiii4-
libie3 Waadngtri-4L-thiti:*hb ni - "
none
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Atoricint 04.7 ;--,: 4 )Nrii: wouja : ratkev`httll4
working gilil .ll Pluenni9it 'o* -.*** , \Milk', Ilign.
our would-triady tbr . a div 7... r.--- 1 1):0e - 0,at ,,
-is= to to lovi 4l ,l l :heidier tehok2.4o:tr"'''',t
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