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a uery pretty incident is related by Boston
paper, which strikes US as so characteristic Of the
place. as 10 make it worth recording. A young
lady, walking in Washington street, accidentally
dropped her purse, which gentleman, passing at
the moment, an entire stranger to the lady, picked
up, and touching his hat politely returned to the
fair owner. With exquisite taste and tact she in.
stantfy acknowledged the acI, by placing in the
gentlemans hand most rich and fragrant boqueE
of flowers. Not word was spoken, and both
Immediately passed on WiIlthey ever meet again7
And if they do.-romances have been founded or


more simple incident ere this. a