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There are some people, continued the corporal, 'who can't even breath without slandering neighbour

 You judge too severely said Aunt Pru- dy; no one is SlandeTed who don't deserve

 'TlIat may be- retorted the corporal, but l have heard very slight things said of you

 The face of my aunt reddened with an- ger.

 Me, she exclaimed, met-&l;eht things of me! What can any person say of me 2

 'They say answered the corporal grave ly, and drawling his words to keep her in suspense, that-that you are no better than you ought to be-

 "Fury flashed from the eyes ofmy aunt.

 'Who are the wretches?'

 | hope they islander TO one who don't deserve it, said the corporal ,jeering as he left the room.

 The feelings of my aunt may well be conceived. She was sensibly injured.- True she had her folles. She was peev- ish and fretful. But she was rigidly mor- al and virtuous. The purest ice was not more chaste. The Pope himself could not boast more piety. Conscious of the cor rectness of her conduct, she was wounded at the remark of the corporal. Why should her neighbors islander her? She could not conjecture.

 "Let my aunt be consoled. A person who can live in this world, without suffer- ing islander mnst be too stupid to claim att tention."