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Reader dilst ever live with a Earticniar
lady? one possessed. not simply with the spir-
Il, but the demon Of tdincss. who will give
YOU a good two hours lecture upon the sin
of an united shoe string, and raise hurrl-
cane ABOUT your ears on the enormlty OF
a fractured glove who will be struck
speechitss al the sight Of a pin, instead Of a
string, cr set whole house in an uproar,
Oh finding book on the table instead ct in
the took case Those who have had the
misfortune to meet with such person, will
know how to sympathizc with me. Cen
tie reader, ! have posed two whole months
with particular lady. had often receiv-
ed very pressing Invitations to visit an old
school fellow, who is settled in a snug par
sonage about fifty miles from town; but
something or other was continually occurr-


ing to prevent me from ayailing my self Of
them. "Man never is, but always to be
cursed" Accordingly, on the 18th of June,


1926, II vhall never forget it, if | live to
the age Of old Parry having few spare


weeks at my disposal. ! set out for my
chum's residence. He received me with


his wonted cordially; but fancied he look
ed little more care-worn than man OF
thirty might have been expected to look


married as he is to the woman OF his choice,


and in the possession OF an easy ioftuhe.--
Poor fellow did not know that his wife
was a precisian-I do not employ the term
in religious sense. The first hint ! re-
ceived of the fact was from Mr.. S.; who,
renewing my hat from the first peg in the
ball to the fourth. observed, My wife is q
little harticuiar in these matters; the first
peg is for my hat. the second is for Will
iiam's, the third for Toms, and you can re-
serve the fourth, ifyou please for your own;
ladies, YOU know, do not like to have their
arrangements nterftred with" | promis-
ed to do my best to rccoliect the order of
precedence with respect to the hats, and
walked up stairs with an awful venerAtoD
for lady who had contrived to impose so
rigid discipline on a man, formerly the


most disorderly sf mortas, mentally resoly-


ing to obtain her favour by the most studl


GUS observance of her wishes. might as well
determined to be. Emperor Of China Be


fore the week was at an end | was lost


man. always reckon myself tolerably IL
DIV; never leaving more than haltmy clothes
on the floor of my dressing room, nor more
than a dozen books about any apartment
| may happen to occupy for an hour | 40
not loose more than dozen handkerchiefs
in a month; nor have more than quarter
| of an hours hunt fox my hat or gloves when