THE TAYLOR'S DREAM.
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A taylor. who was dangerously ill, had
remarkable dream. He saw huttering in
the air, piece of cloth, of prodigious
length. composed Of all the cabbage he had
made, Of a variety of colors. The angel of
death held this piece of patchwork in one
Of his hands, and with the other gave the
taylor several strokes with piece of iron.
The taylor awaking in fright, made vow
that if he recovered he would cabbage nc
more;-he soon recovered. As he was diff


6dens Of himself, he ordered one of his ap-