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Charles Lamb and his "Dip."-At ono part OF
his life Mr.. Lamb wns ordered to the sea-side iof
the benefit of bahng;.bul not possessing s'fehsl'
of nerve sufficient to throw himsefinto the wale''
ho necessarily yielded his small person up 10 .no
discretion Of two men to "plunge him." on 'no
first morning, having prepared for immersion, no
placed himself. not without trepIda!ion, between
these huge creatures, meaning TO glvo the previous
instructions which his particular case requIreu'
but from the very agilaied state he was in from
terror of What he might possibly '.suiler' from
"sea change" his unfortunate impeachment OF
speech became greater than usua and this inhr'
mity prevented his directions being sniiiclen'ly
prompt. Standing, therefore, with man at ol.nsf IN
elbow, he began:-"l-l'm to be dl-i-'pPed. no
men answered the instruction with ready, "icS'
sir, I'd in they soused him. As soon as nc rose
and could regain portion of hi, lost BREATH ne
s.amered out as before. "Il-ll'm TO be dl'i'iPPed


Another hearty, "Yos, sir!" and down he went
the second time. Again he rose; and then WIN
struggle TO which the men wero TOO lnuch useo
on such occasions 10 hoed,) he made an eior' 'or
freedom, but no, sucdeoding, he ar'lcu'a'ed' as u,
first, "I.l.I.lm to be di.i.ipped." "ies, SIR, ana
to the bottom he went again. When rising Tor 'he
third time to tho surface, ho shouted oun IN deS-
pera,e energy, "O.o-only once!'