{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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TURKISH PARABLE.-A traveller who spent
some time in Turkey, relstes beautiful parabl
which was told him by dsrvis, and which
seems even rnure beautiful than Sterne's celth:a-
ted figure of the accusing spirit and the record
ing angel. Every man, said he, has two angel,
one on his right snouider and one on his left
When he does any thing good. the angel GA his
right shoulder writes it down and seals It; he
cause what is once well done is done or ever.--
When he dces evil, the angel upon i,s let shoul-
der wri.es it down, but does not res! it. be
wai,s till midnight. II before ihat lime The m
bows down his head and exclairls. Gsaciop'
Allah! hare Sinaed-forgiue me-" tho angel
rubs it out; but If not, at midnight he seals II,
and the angel upon the right shoulder weeps.


P. w. CHANDLER.