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A True Patriot.-In l7i8, when ths
Austrians we're in possession Of Genoa,
the repuhlicwere in want Of money, and TO
raise supply, were about 10 levy some
new taxes. NJ. Grille, citizen 81 wealth
and consequence, on the morning when
the edict was 10 be passed, strewed the
lobby of the council room with pieces Of
rope. On being asked his meaning, he
replied tina, the people having exhausted
all their resources. twas but lair to furnl b
,hem with The means Of leaving word
which could no longer be w"rta living in.
." But" replied ,h- Senators, 1--WE want
money; The urgencies Of the State de-
mand it: and here else is il TO be had!'


II will tell YOU" said Grille; and quitting
The palace. he shortly after returned, fol-
lowed by potters loaded with 100000 liv-
res in gold and silver. .Let every one Of
you," he cried" I" follow my example, and
the money you want II be found!" The
tax was ~ more mentioned; and the nc.
bili,v made voluntary contribution, aud
Genoa was saved. s...@..a a...s ....