ou perceive, tster, inate as if y personage, in  cinacy of millers and ot people, ragedy too, but it is of t un, , t goes on from generation to generation and leaves no record - sucragedy, pers of young souls,  made suddenly o t, and  discontent of ed parents  follo may be a deat finds only a parisain animals to y of position is a laer a single o believe in it, and, in tion, predominate still.

    Mr tulliver ill predominating in ion as  Oggs, to pass on   t suggested to ering too follo to t to e a letter requiring Maggie to come  day? Mr tullivers o for o e ed tter to be given to to deliver at Miss Firnisss sc account for to o  delay - s come back by to-morrow.

    to Mrs tulliver ies, and scolded do , by angry assertions t to grieve about. o  nig tion to Mrs Pullet, for  ure of t transaction and y for taking an inventory of tter connected ellect, is, like ottended  y for using a little deception.

    t day Mr tulliver  St Oggs. Gore o o ion to Mr tullivers affairs. But  gone  a clerk from Mr Gores office, o Mr tulliver. Mr Gore ed by a sudden call of business from ing at o see Mr tulliver according to appointment, but   eleven to-morroant information by letter.

    `O! said Mr tulliver, taking tter, but not opening it. `tell Gore Ill see omorro eleven. And urned his horse.

    truck ullivers glistening excited glance, looked after s, and tter  tant to Mr tulliver: ook in tatement very sloten or even printed cers; so  tter in , t in   by and by it occurred to