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lli.n par or boots, which were got on to the n
tmte a.sstteetian oi sundry srieyous corns,
.hlch haa beta undetnrbrd by pressure for
wears NJ uncle could neither walk Aor breathe
without pain; but diet and exercise were pre-
scr,bed--tnd he was a subdued msp. lie vent
! mpng about when | left him--and the last
words he said to me e-"l'ob-bod--tak take
are--how-yo,l--marr With a long breath
and Sigh between each word.


have heard since with infinite regret, tfat
my uncle is crazy. That whenever lie goes n
the sun he protests that the shallow OF Timothy
0ciheait is missing, and that the devil IN the
shape OF dandy putsucs him at every step, and
always keeps some how between him and his


awful, portly, old fashioned shade, II IS sad
news, Mcssrs. Editors-and YOU will pity, with
me, the sorrows Of the poor old man.