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THE PATRIOT
ated and published weekly by
'El E. f i ANNFK. (MnirtittratorA
A ftir fifth etttite of , ,
tVILfjIAM S H ALU, DECEASED.
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ullars peraniurti, in advanre;or three dollar will
fjjed aftet t)if xpinttoii of thre months.
iCnber will e received for n shorter period tha
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mmonth; and orders fo- t .e par:rnust always be
r rnpanied wtrh the cash. .
'A fui ofe U order a disrortiminnrr within rh? year, will be
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. IV-" crnsiaerea a new eniarment; arc n paper win be
:lj continued until all arrearages nrr mid.
lli-i;:L... ADV.EHTISEMKNTS,
..3:5 T ,. o i .i s
Lf ne dollar ;anfl twenty-five rents for tfAch succcdinK
I J y publication :-those of greater length in the same propoi
?.tion.' --f
ti letters and rnnm:niratiorRtn 'he elitA-, on bps5nps
relative to th" ffr msl;TeTi"f - p A Ift, 7f tlwy w11 rift
$ be taken from W r ffice.
rich produce of the country, probably prepared by I'sriw 'countrf ji-loo many Ounft,men rush ir.W
the hand of a fond mother. It wra a lovely Ihight', W r P,"Wic life' wiUioat aealte prepiiratioitt'
uth a one as mak men incline to rneditrttfon,' Theflga abroad becaow their home i Cheerle?.
and ai rur tnwt livtd m a retired and fohioiabie JLl'r of
tn'Lj;e.wtie not uierruptdJyihe duuarid bu-
tie oftht! lower par o of the city. Pacing towards 8Um'u:ta within, -.Unable to tutUin the rivlry of
oiir.homv we were soon immersed )p tbtighC The .orrJ'Pil?!eCM retire in dit
old inau'i (are was before wt tnd we ttijl Vh w the tear 1 ificatioii,. or what ia -. fajrTwonftTpiSee
hovennj before it dropped, it was no h;i d emb1eie, lVM1,on,whichtheTajttMw obtaiu only by
f himself. eetnd to be tin the brink of etemitv J artificis They accoidindytk refuse in leaut
J and mi.it soon, like th tear, quit its abtaWg place . n l;I'n -they rejoice li itratagerna tbev K'1,X
tortver. In lancv we traced ttie tcvtxe to. it .fnu'n-. 'I11 coiiriatin weapons, all these, by which iiie-
t un hesid. Our ideas were gometh'.og like the tol- ocr'lr''enges itteif on the uncalculatint; manli.
lowing: I nest fileenruii-and mines its way topower. Thti
i knoj'fjh'e bw -:yimiteot
i o,h'4t;0'y distrust the inteUigence6r tncorti"
Our hot had left his father' roof when a bfi
The parting scene wan, as ail are, affectine.
head va plentilully stowed with good advice, his
nirik with apparel, tml hi pockets with eatables.
mtinitl on ' whose passions a lone, t bey relyi for Jd-
vnnct-
eritiatid jfKelr otily study is Id watch iIm- shif
He arrived in the city, pcrfonr.d his dut v tfcrrent of popular predjudice, and be ready at
clerk, and rum rapidly to wealth. His letter ttvhis j w;fpty wwrwng Td(o
SELECTED
par ins had been rtolar; but as wealth pbured in
jupoii hnn, the avenues ol aOiXtion were cloed.
i l ret? the pride of money grew apace; his Iftter
'vtre now sent les frequent, and he could write
Uiorn wlfh rita
ceedmgly atfectioiiate bum hit letters ''wcr'elM prei
tily ivr'ten as if he had l..ken tlu-m (ruin thfri'poiile
letter wrt'erf" and hie parents iot noticing llut the
former bursts of fe lititj, arid warm :x,;ivMn:' of
"Anrffii (hr nd cnmfifrint, an! a'mit trie
H Atit'er we writs, we hrmer forth nt'imcr wv
TO'. N AND COUN ILY.
r-Thefc. is; V" o!helhit in the mt of a- l;nrerity
that carries with it an exfe?ive nir of Ki'portauce.
Th? f "I bowed and elhojyine reprdeTif -of - a nmdern
"Babylon Tiecwtoros hinwe.if to peak wiih a patront-
ItHMS, air ct t perjorit f when h alludes to a country-
msn, whl the Utter seema to. bav; qjuielly sellitd
) down into the station-ai!st;nect nm?. in e country
jbe affect m'ch ;tcW !if5 .rcit.-l9:-:4ti?.-i-n ...Jht?
f city he walkn with firu -xtraoHiHry. He has (rj
qtreiitlytwxieirwf prihopft5! ; h wie ' he'ls a low r
.. ... irj,p--j herity' he takes mbrr
latitude and allows hioelf to be led into what may
be called peim-vicioU' ha hits, hni he doeth his in-
j grace. ; h re is no ease Hi id fdvern Ooings. tie
fit'? awkwari'ly in h;gh placrs at theatres, and looks
jj puzzled and qui r lw si i ,f. is talked unto him.
4,1 What is the cjii.m fi-is.? hicpers a scftichint:
"'"tie monkey withti! tir bratny, ttit oftrn leads ir
Jo i-tt wiiided :-p; ' ':litiii)8 and iixei'-cis diyrerMi'ii .
1 tvloirVJrtu
?'th- re in Clt;r'. to if:.ii r llietn worthy of such horr j'e?
1 Is novelty the In lin whic h cause- hi-? Pcih'psit
I ts. Novelty U ;.d nu n into strani' . i;' -tirs. Or if
ilU the drefd rf v'.cnt? Thi, i r . , ihe cr:at-
' ' fet rauce. R: irnie liHf pr4nMj ir.adc n;'re rr.ei.
t t i'Mja. than n)or:il ensavs. rrivei? find brittle?.
nade n.en vir'uous. 'I his ridicule i- hi, intes
tcr. Mour 'ain? ol re.'ison tun ll:j. hJore if.
i- t r it ..i
y wno c.oi)ui ace tr.e cdr ncn ' nn-u;n cannot
s'.r d be''MV an bMhcIv of ridicule,
ST- r ur j :'rt, notwittandnig we have been smokt -di
i for la'l a (fMoft, i ( twithstandiiii: we have
imed.r let us he cautiiiuy existed all i,ur yeinc
,'ti in ! '
ji Mriy wh
poRe,iheir; theory i?,- to haye no princtplea raiid to
'y'P'oions, never to anymin) so marKeo
. t0 N ificonsiiteitt vith doiria the-dirct rtvm
and fi'
loiy
liavoved tie wrttlTf
heoiinlerfeit ol Wisdom, aud ; deem, them
ver to ny any thing not capable of contradi s
yla04orik
mve, were wanting, showed them in all the piidt of! is v
tiinplicny to 'thtir neighbours, as something to be j selve?4ag;aci'U8 i only bciiie lhey are f elfish, t They
copu d ana admired. It is true, the question, ;'why j be flf!iat all cenerous sentiments of love ol country
does he not yml u?r would frcqueuiiy intrl' it-' u
Iself into tkeir besoms, but sflectioii found a thousand are
rLi hiiu itiinwciT. rui, o iung b iuc -a uuini-j k-mu;
jiea undiminished, doubts can never enter the heart,
it ia only when atT'Ctior. abates that thes evil jjuesti
arealwcd adi.tisrit.e.i''"tir.r--.-.-
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"D ar son We'are al:irn)ti at hot hearing fi on
y oii u 50 ir.ug a ttrne; It is bo w fix months since
we hlvh;id a sihyte "tine. Yoiir mother and I have
paed many a sleepless night oo your accouut. . Pray
heaven you arewelJ rtr. eTc," , r ; - -
' What tlie deuie4--Y they are my. parents, flow
( do detest bad sptlliifei theagb,. I wish they wtre
better educated. Bnt Itnasi ease thoir minds.'' r
" And ihe son wrofirsonM:lhing-.hke the foHowio: -
'Hon6vked pARENTS-iCircoaifitant:? beyond my
v nut rol have preven'ed a dutilui son (ran sooner
(owing to the blessing ol God,) i:i a stute that ren
ders the (t'ar f It on hi account by hi- p.uMits, as
unnn e?sary to them, as pninfut to htn,' etc. etc;
'I hi? was sent, and read and re-read, and prai-td
more irnii ever.
Lhit business increaseJ; a rich and ai'crnplished
vt4 -.-.waa- takej.,jfid,jnrtSl!re.ail his struggles, the
ou ai lergth becynie .ibhsnird of his pan nt-. It is
'me he was ttill affectionate; he wrote very dutiful
it lw is once a year and, as h parents vere now
i n advanced in years, he settled "atunt thing hand--oMie"on
tiiem lor life.
Years had now r-.ilied away since ihe father and j
resided two gnllemen of hitfh professional sfandinp; '
but of infidel principles. In babtti of ih closest ,
intimacy, 'hey encouraged each other, not only in arj ' f
oppiwiuoiii t 'bepread of rehgoiVpU iu th mosl
proTane . mockery of H
tendencies. A third 'individual, jn the towu, like--
mfcfc,.p?ae9
rtinstian chiractftr, was tbe principal obifct f their ,",
ywnuTt ney prcienuea 10 poia nts retrgioi
in utWr conicmpf, and often made merry in ridtca
ling his superstition and fanaticism. How sincere
and hearty they were in dusting their own prinfi
pita may be learned from the kf uel. In the rourrA
of time 6'ie of them wai attacked by a Lti disea
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wou uijp u:oui any .appy change im t
views.7! On opnihg his will, ilas iicVaifu
he had cAifrusted ihe settlement ef bis estate to the y
pious man", ahd,lhat bis infidel fneod was not men :
tioued as an executor! If an action could sptuk
ftis spoke loudly iof tndistro
and of his secret confidence iu those of chrutianity. '
He could not ri ly Vpori the horiesty ofl.is loon conn '
panto'nbal be-' lMdo7lea't'!6rib1riteeritv-of.- this4 -
man wh6e religion he bad been accustoimd to rid- i
acf. nowiai; cjrcuinstances, would not make a similar
choiceTi;" "j . zttll 'JH t "htr '' tv - -
h they tee! no sttntathy in their own breasts,
M pretences n bthersthat public hf .. is a
h which . success .depends on dexteiityand
that sfl governmeul is a mere strugijlelor place.
I heyhu? disarm ambition of its facrnation, the desire
of aut on($jn. orderi4otbetiefijt,lh rouqtrv; since
Ihey'i oiiot seek places fo" ohialn pbVer, hot power
to o'lafftptaces. Such persons may Tise o great of
ficialisfauons 4bc high offices, are like u.thejUppJUjbf
pyrawds,fwhich reptiles can reach as well as ea
giesi.xLB.ui. though ,they ma y 'gHinVplace , they nev
er fiif gain hnors-they may be . polhiciaus-lhey
ni- J cn hpronip .f:te4min. , ' tFi.
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I iv iii icr ui nicir vntccsn lit: ,111 uir lun'ii
ement offjUrTnwn weakrte- jisl as hcre-
rJii-tiD f 7 hisaud ie nee - ma kf t half lheditsiei V
skilfl Prriron iliy attd singly, objects of indifference,
jierted writs are '". devout y adoieq when we
X-rTbber incident 1o"w)ich wele7etrenua
ly corroborative of the respect which chrisUaniti t-. J
torts Jtoni its opposersv .''A-.$ent!eWao.otr ac-,
quaihtance had occasion to travel tbrouyfc laeyv Jt I
and thinly settled part f the western couotrvi llis- W
(ravelling compaiiioit was a gentleman of intelligtnee.i I
aniteadyte-begtHletlie way4 m jirnj. argument &
gainst .the truth of the chhrtian religionT The sparse
population of the eeciioir pf cotoii;rythrough which "
they were passij) wvacornpoaed of rorji-h and un- .
couth materials, and it had been rumnr th.i fV.
eiiers naa .sunerea tatai vioieiiCe from them whei. 1
lhrowrnfthi inna were T
uiikiiown tVr irav
t4et hiispitrtliiy of those of whoin they cot rd not 4at.
enttrUitfa kecrtt feaf; On one occasTTif aslheeTc- '
niiTg closed in,, ...-they, sought. lodging place in Li
,0&.' cabiu f-r removed fmm other habitation.
They anticipated, but little cwhoKnwarT,
appear.incesinduced them to bfiye, that- it-tvouhj f
be a measure of safety for each of them to vvalfih
alternately through the tnghl.
&3LJChuLjHwtew4. .'?f ?w8n tJ,K- Af lhey were ahouy
our virtnef, our laientff areine oany nemes m euio- " : - " ....... .wv -Vu, n.t ir uosi, v'.ttto
gv: they assure us that we uro th.- best and ui.-ef o(
the hn'nan race .-r-t hat their highest glory is to be the
instruments of our plen -ire, and that they will ?ie t r
act, nor think, norspf ik, b-.it as we -direct lh'ei. 1;
we name them to executive statiori they promise v
exRCutc only what, we desire if w e send ihem to
deTiib"e"raTr:e 'hndres They engagr-never- to- W ef
but be guided mI ly by the light ol our i: t -.tiMre wis
dom. 'Startled at first by language which. wh n ad
dressed to other sovcrvig'-p, we are Hcc;i--"i;rd to
ridicule fr it abject sy ophimcy cchstati' n pe'ttion
makes it le-s incredible. ly degrees, allhotivh we
son had riitt; and, wh tr.o latter, esu'h yt ar had mav not believe all the-pr-tise, we cannot doubt i,c
done It pari in eradicating nid prostrating those -a " praiser, Ini at last we become spoil.-d by adulation,
en t! ties which once exist d. ihif love prevented thatfrmh is unwelcome. If it comes from a stnn-
the lathi r -horn atn billing this silence and neglec !gcr it ma be piedjudicc it tronrt a native, scarce
i-xtenor ha.l excited their uilrnst. nrr.rUno t, a S
f .e.i iwi eown an onj nm; umch worn b h e. nA M
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iuhm . i- .isiiv i- urn ii whs ms cosiom to wor
ship God in his family, he read and pray ed in so sim
ple and sincere a manner as to secure the esteem of
tne travellers. They retired to rest, olept soundly
andjroug'if no more of alternate", watching. , In the
morning our acquaintance addressing his infidel com-
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y it.M.ii, I'uiir-u hiiu nf an nonest n.an to
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whet'ier
vetiing.
the religious exercise of i
ny,
e i n eiln g
V in ih'' iiriy of allits, and lanes, pla's where th'
'Jijfan ' ap wh? brautifiiHy varietaud by Ivirheis"1
ff jt'lpoi - vf CM-, pi. iv hills ai d lamp posts, yet we stil
'vjUbeh - :m :J.e supremacy of the court ry, for there.
Tfl'l'c :.:' .i! :? uu son ktel and begrimed with hopes
-''( Mini " .!'-.e ti i eiv' d" from the guests. A
' 'Vii !.-. -.'lis i.i :rc, ! " c-iii siai;d boldly forward without
-4r!yf4tMf yrat? i . .;Vp-:?-y r!7!M,s!ITx.:;'.''hit.bei. g
J!ri 'h ujed iiitii jV. ' , r,i u otl'n oetf.il ly ineai's of
)& V-CiVf- '-We'-hnve ciHeit ,-lhoHgi:f, 'thufc if-ihe whole
"ur rP,!:!'!i :t"'") '"', :,! i;l,Vr' " lnere weir
i,hin cotjiiii ronl.tt H ! f irit oi' l-.'i-y aud truth
dweiUfig i" H- )'"' " h-ys,
and firid. f-uriu- as . murals, our rpMil 'M ,patnot-
to its proper c.;us( ; and it became the strongei-t wi-h
of his heart, th:U Def -e death lo- d hi- ryes for
ever, he u.ight again behold his b-iy. this ttel
ing he lud undertaken a long aul pain.u! j 'iirnf y,
,ii:d had arrive d at the mansion ol In, popular 6in,
l..r that son had now arrived at ;i j.nUtical station, oi
eminence. K-n C -Imwed li4- all (he hunn iy pn p:r
auons 'or the journey, the fr-rvi-nt lenns in which
the blessing ol the nn.ti.er v a conveyed, and diilt-
ipations v hich buoyed up the spirits of the lather
"oii his ion roe v; :r.tJi.ir5.0l-rj-catrterl a tlitH-
-ytd smuiccs 0 vexstt m which wcre thus opened
hdoie lum. Tnat coal those shoes -how could
they be assioulafed with (he rich hangings, the cost
ly furniture, and th- splendid c-rpetc? And now
would that dialect, whn h spowe so of the country,
appear to his dehcalely-ed. seated wif. ? But there
is a different constitution f the a tier nm.s m woman.
'ism. our r (H vctenee, and our lib rH,y vik! soon gt, Wllh tact Vi hich. belongs to peculiarly to
be talked ' f s ;hings that were, as an. j ;e dogmas, J ht. 8eXf had long seen the state of her;h1i'iVam.'-
and e-xjj'odeo sysfeio of Ihe past.
An i '-'cidtnt ocrui red in our re se r ( ' Sometime a
.go, which, though not iu.n ednitely cunntcted with
our re;r'' : s. i 'h ci.use of tl.e'n. We had been
luiuiriafh'g the table ef a wealthy , fashionable mer
chant. We h.-d been saying some i f our best things,
far his v"; uncmnmonly xcellent.
A se tai. ute ri ip'f d a suUerb joke by ii,f.rririg !
n.ir ho-t that his f.itht-r had thit moment arrived from i
the country. There wns i singulxr start- we n tic- you will n.ee t n y father, and I tbiiil' you will like
ed it well.' Tht rtiannt r ol -ur host ch;.nued to that j thtj (jLar 0j gentleroan exceedingly. Such a beuev-
txDression win. h may belrai.sUte d 4 -good-hy, gen- j oj lt heart, ao full of kindness and love, ar.d so
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tlertun. ir-oK ne nun, i on imuir i-i uui jUill0rous withal, uul excuse my ioiiu pie-c, ouu
mind, audit was not long belore the curr ntu o.
affection, vhich wealth had turned , aside, but not
dried up, were returned, thron?h her m inagemtnt. lo
their proper channel. Thus was the father spared,
a knowledge, which, if acquired, would have lioktn
ins heart.
We have men ly to add, that a few days ago we
received a bote from our host, it ran thus.
('ome and dine with me to-morrow, without fail.
come air.; ji dge for yourself. Yours, elc.
Our sketch is finished; let ilios lo wliom it ap
plus :f such theie 'be make the appheativii and de
duce ihe moral.
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acouairltat'te urn me run i ooo ui mi- ?in.,i",
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'A and we Uu rtlore always k ku i.m.is, hi iwwhvi
v rrnner, iiid on the shghlert miimatioh. On retiring
V we caught a sight of the old geutleman, he wh?
' lad in the rough h'.mesp in g .ib, which hi son had
' once thought the bent, ihs "hair was whitened by
? peihaps seventy fimmers. He held the hand of his
;.t son in a firm grp. andateartieo.bled.n h.seye-
it Imrere'd a moment, jnd then lell on the handed
4 hi trtl'pring. 7 ' , t rep,','by-ime-cr(retit,---lMive apprcwat-id.U.i.olb.cbicf
' We p issed'into the street, the servants were bu apd lllpm!,eve9. 'Noon Se presume, mil dispute their
unbatnenga horse from " bt goiu rhe w hi- . ifldebul for lhe picluie to AtcAoZei.
rt. fthn.iher was not in keeping with the mansion . ,,,,r ca r . ....
,.v of thefath,r wa i iae t 1 Kiddle E,q. and is to be found in his addres deliver-
C ottheSon. i ii(?ri!i ric ii; me m.'f 'vv.- s" . . ,
hampers; and our iicy revelled in the idea of h.t ; ed at Prmtjtiton in oeptember last,
'The following picture of Dtmagogveitm, is so true
H'iTrv.. and finds so nerfect a resembtanee to the
..o- .r ilia nrc,eiit dav. that the adhtrains of Van
iaiirvo " -- - j w f
l!u-
kss shin ' le.ason, and when nom-:. niduppv travel
;er .ventures to sjnile at follies which we will not
see or dan- nor acknow ledge, instead of disregarding
it, or being amu--d by it, or pr; filing by it, we
resent it as n iiidign'ty to our sovereign perfec
tions. This childish sensitive neas would be only
ludicrous if it did not expose us to the seduction
ol thor.e who flitter us only till they are able to
betmy u---;is men praise what they mean to sell
treating u like pagan idol-, caressed till we have
granted away. -our. power and ..then scourged for our
impotence. Tht ir. pursuit of place has alienated
them from the walks of honest industry their anx
ii;:y for the public fortunes has diminished their
axv e: Wth nothing' left either in their minds or
mean? to re'reat upon, having no self' esteem and
losiiig that of others, when they cease to possess
au!lritv the) acquire a. servile hve of sunshine
a dfead of being what is called unpopular, that
itiiikes i thc-ni the ready instrument of any chief who
promise? to be: the strongest. They degentrate at
last into u-ere demagogues, wandering about the
politick common, without a principle or a dollar,
and anxious to dispose to the highest biddtr o(
thesr only remaining possesion, their popularity.
If successful, the?y grow giddy with the frequent
turns by which they rose, and wither into obscu
rity If they miscalculate if they fall into that
f.ittl error a minority retirement, which is sy
nonymous with disgiace Bwaits them, while their
more fortunate rivals after flourishing for a sea
son in a gaudy and feverh notoriety, are eclips
ed bv some frether demagogues, some moie pop
ular man of the people. Such is the melancholy
hi-tory of many persons, victims of an abortive
ambition, whom mure cuilivation m'ghl have ren
dered useluj and honorable citizens,
i o-3e33GSs-o
EX'l OIUED TESTIMONY.
For the purpose of illustrating lhe secret respect
which is entertained by infidels tor a p re utd con
sistent Christianity."" relate the fohWing inci
dents, which have never appeared in print.. They
I may serve to show that testimony whrh undu
ordinary circumstances would De studiously wnh-
!h4ld, may by the force of circumstance be extorted,
t lojotie of the flt'unshing towns of-a distant state,
had not ehspehed every niiftirif .f dm.
tni'i of their host's chamfer, ai d had not cabled
him to close his eys in the most confident security ?
11; -v is evidently embarrassed by ihe question, but T
..I length candidly acknowlcdge-'d, that the sight of jt
the Bible had secured him a sound night's rest, ft
i i. re was a te-sfimoMy extorted to the excellent mor- '
al iidl-ience of the religion which he sceptically as
sailed. He could not for a moment harbor a fear
of violence from one who was in the habit of daily
bending the knee -before God the very erection
of the family altar, rendered tho house a secure a-
yiuui. iie rresoyitrwn.
JviYSTEMOUs AFFAIR IN HUDSON'!.
wforrymoMjXor. The N. Y. Herald of Wedher-i
uij, ;.-- tijr Hiinuuie o. oeautilul young Jadf
belonging to one of the most mpechible families jji
she city ef Hudson, had been engaged for some time
lose maTieu lo a respectable ' giiileman of
me. samecny. in irie spring ol lR.il. (jy fi8t be
came acquainted with each other, and iiltcr their ac-
quaiinauce uau npeneo unutr ihe genial breezet-,. of
last summer they became affruiced iu each other
and the happy tonsumation wasgeidou:, ,,r ,i0fne
day in December oi Jan-.ary i x. lnty ,ember
of ooth families appro?, d tin niatcn. I he young;
lady blushed and looked happy ,e gentleman
breathed in his speech of silm.t ecstacy . They went
on in the smothest manner imaginable til! a b Jut' four
or live wee ks ago a letter a, handed to the voung
Udy which caused a great deal of a;arm. ir ,vad
nearly as follows,
M iss , I have often of h?e seen you at church
and elsewhere. I love you to oadnefg, ail(J u0
other n an of woman born shall marry you but me.
Last week you met me going down ;o the rjVer.
I h.. ve also Ire quent y met you at cert at , bouses in
the city which you visit. I cannot longer 'ie-'
jist the maddening feelings which, beset m hrt
I miit and will rnairy y.u. HoWLdare you thu
oi giving your nana 10 suc.n a leliow as-
l.ilv nlniv n. ft..-, inni'i nl In. o .ria ...1 . . I.1
e j -, v n" " vi " "netewniiW k i
make you happy but itKou you I 0ij S
ivJt
care n uiey w.re ai me oo4;om oi the river
uui be ;aarn.ed at the stile I, talk tc you- when
you know me better you will feci uohe. lint
that v man that silly bearoh.t youth, who dares
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to su p veiv;cu inc-iier luii me, i win et aside- i
tell hicnto be wire fori am not to be trifled -wiU-1
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