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ed every day: when the dinner-cloth is laid
by one who has performed the office for
months, the mistress must sit by and say,
NOW put on the spoons, now the salt-ce-
lars, now the tumblers, now the knives. "
and SO for every separate article OF table fur
n'ture: when reprovcd, they stand mute, and
look on the ground; but neither profess nor
exhibit an intention to do better. Their in
cI'nation to theft is irresistible: lady resd-
ing here told Us that it frequently happened
that her pocket-handkerchct, laid down for
a momcnt while she was speaking to SER
want, disappeared as she turned away her
head: the culprit at first denies the charge;
aud when the stolen article is found upon
him he evinces no sense of shame"


Z Il. Ellotts Travels in Austria, sc.