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1 He became acquainted with the daughsof of Norwegian, a girl of singular charaotefs | rare beauty' considerable eaccomplishmontaa and Of a very romantic disposition. Her manners talents and situation. won hff friendship. His kindness won her devoted attachment. He pursued towards her a course of v'ftuous resolution-hers towards him was one Of concealed passion; to which she became victims Finding her love TO. turned by friendship only. she committed suicide.

 He published his work on book, keeping, for whick his celebrity a teacher, and it's own merits made an extensive sale. He became deeply connected in the book trade, opened store with paEtnoI 6ut the affairs of the firm had been mismanaged thAe he was obliged to close up his business with as little lose as posable-and in April l8S?, he came to New York; and opened an office for the sale of his bOoks-

 Whom he had accumulated, by exchange, stock of books, he would pack cases of them of to som0 point for auction sae or for fresh exchange and thus kept his chances moving. He made his abode as visiting, and ever devoted to business: He perform ed not only the manual labor of packing. but all other dunes of such an establishment = even, sometimes; ware-roo to tho passage below without assistance.

 He was moral and temperate in his habits, but wA6 on two or three occasions hurried into excess in wins by companions who took advantage of his gSs

 To stem the current of adverse tiInes he lectured successfully in Boston and Philadelphia. In the lat: ter place he became acquainted with female in humble life, named Caroline Henshaw. He had the oppe rsunity to do her some kindness, and che was grateful = gratitude easily rpens into love. She threw herself upon his protection-he educated her. even teaching her to write She joined him in New York. and they lived together enjoying all tho hap piness and living in all the propreties of welded life! Colt had become so attached to her, that he had re- solved to have the marriage ceremony performed previous to the birth of her child. He lived at Ne. package of books in room in the Granite building,

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