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10 How TRANsIroRyl Is FAME. Bonapartt
sao was talkalive when travelling Whenpass-
ang through Burgundy, on our return to Pa
a.a aris, after the battle Of Marengo, he said ex
uitingty, Well, n few more events like this


campaign, and ] may 60 down TO posterity


think, replied !, 4'that you have already
done enough TO secure great and lasting
.r fame.n eyes replied he, ] have done
enough that is true in less than two years


I have won Cairo, Paris, and Milan, bul
for all that, my dear fellow, were 10 die
. tomorrow, | should not, at the end of ten


centuries, occupy half page Of general his
7 tory. ~ He was right Many ages pass


before the eye in the course of half an


hours reading, and the duration of reign
II Of life is bnt the affair OF moment. In a


historical summary, page sutfices to de-


scribe all the conquests Of Alexander and
r Cesar, aud all the devastations Of Timour
and Ghenghis Khan We are indeed &C


quainted with only the least portIop OF
past events Is it worth while TO desolate


the world for so slight memorial Bou-
! nnne's Memoirs Of Bonaparte


"a nursery must be great place for


dancing, simon" "Why soi?" Because


ii is.', = don't see how" saint a'nur-
sery regular baul-room"'


III A GENTLE HIsr.-A spuce young beau,
gallanting his intended few days since,
says 9 Lowell paper. was conversing upon
the late tnrn ont, when he remarked that
:" he wished he was able to ,naintainal tha
factory girls in Lowell for six months. He
would dotit to prevent their returning to
the mills. y His fair one, who had till now
been q silent listener to his patriotic dis
bcourse replied, with a sigh: " All wish
you was able to maintain one of them. .