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R,.ral i&mplcity.--A young Cockney, lady,
whose ideas of "a country life we're formed from
reading IAompson's Seasons, received an invita-
ton to spend few weeks with her aunt, about
fifty miles from London; and was extremely dis
appointed at the total absence of that Arcadian
simplicity which she had pictured to herself in a
country life. One day, however, she considered
herselffortunate, by encounterng shepherd re-
turning from the fields with crook in hand.
"Youth,'' said she, sswhy have you not your
pipe with youl" s'Bekase, ma'am, han't got
no backce.''