DECIDEDLY COOL.
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An Englishman arrived lately at Paris, by
the Rouen Railroad, says the Courier, and
getting out OF his wagon. took the way quietly
TO the 'bureah de reclamatens'


Monsieur has los, something, said one of
the employees.


On yes, but am going 10 report it here.


What may you have lost, sir?


On nothing particular--it is my son, who
was leaning forward and fell out Of the coach
door. I fhAt ...


But he is lost.


Oh no-he is on the road, the little rascal


But you will go and find him.


II ls unnecessary--he is safe enough--you
BRING hlm TO me at my hotel there is my card.


And the Englishman, always calm, turned
upon his heel, and entered the Hotel de Prin-
ces. ,'a''t
Some one has beautifully sad, il The sea
were ink the trees pens. apd the earth parch.
ment, II would not be sufficient TO write down
all the praises due to God for Liberty. lN