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SOu'sthing MarceliOas.--The Hartford Review re. lates strange story of girl Say brook, about II years of age Her parents are poor, ignorant intem. perate people, and she herself reads with difcuIly and possesses hardly ordinary capacity; vel aI ,urnc she closes her eyes, and breaks into powerful, fin. gous topics. Her arguments are sO1nd her language grammatical and elegant, and her discourses are de- lVsred in an impressive manner When the inspirA-

 on Is gone she recoilects word of what she has been saying. When she begins sermon, she gives out text and names the chapter and verse, but af- ter she awakes ands told the chapter and Ofher text, she knows how where to find them. Phy- sclans have examined her. and found marks of dis part oi 1t will prove to be fabulous. .-BOSt. Ga=.