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. Economy.-A young man, having enter-
tainrd lender passion fora young woman,
leh such insurmounable difficulties as to pr :
vent his ever disclosing the same to the fair
empress of his heart resolved on an exprdit
enr which would bring the business 10 an is
sue He wentio the clergyman and requested
thatt the babs OF marriage should be published
according 10 law. When the publication was
brought to herears, she was filled with aston
iShmept. and went TO him 10 resent her anger.
He bore her sally with foriiiude, observing
ihai,if she did NOT think proper to have him,
he could 90 to the clergyman and forbid the
bans. After moments pau e, sue took WI,
in her anger and said


!, As il has been dne,a IFS a piiy lha, a sll.
ling should be thrown away" I5l.a