A1uEARD AND zIELcEsEs.
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AsI was one morning rambling along the
Boulevards enjoying the clear bracing AIR q
January, and amusing myself with the gale
t;es and oddities of the little stalls and hon-
s;oues which line the sides Of these unrval-
led promenades, and the varieties OF costume
and character presented by the crowds OF
pedestrians, tha, are always to be seen hur-
ryiug along them, thought suddenly oc-
cured to me which promised an interest
Ing occupation for the time that was begin
ninr to hang heavily upon my hands. ~
viii CO." said I, "to the cemetery, to Pere.
Ia-Chaise." had seen it in the bloom OF