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A PurrL or FENELoS.--Dr. Wayiand, in his admirable


illustrations Of the laws Of vcracy refers beautiful story
Of tho Duke Of Burgundy, pupil Of Fenelon, which Is
worthy of being had in continual remembrance. Shortly be-
advantages to France Reasons Of state offered in abun
dance Justify the deed Of pcr6dy The Duke of Burgundy
heard them all in silence. When they had finished, he
closed the conference by laying his hand upon the instrument
and saying with emphasis, I" Gentlemen there is treaty
This single sentiment is glorious monument TO his


fame than column inscribed with the record Of hundred
victories.