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Eral parade. Psychologically, some interesting impressions were made
upon observant minds. Many of our national hypocrisies were emphasized,
and these occurrences revealed certain inconsistencies of public
pretension and action in other fields closely correlated to this one,
and it became evident that improvement in theory and practice, in
matters of this sort, was impossible so long as more fundamental abuses
were not only permitted but sanctioned in a most aggressively
affirmative manner. These observing people were reminded that in this
Christian nation a cross of considerable dimensions is generally ready
for instant use in immolating the person who is rash enough to interfere
too strenuously or persistently with the operations of our morally
depraved and generally rum-soaked political bosses, who have boldly
usurped the functions of government and whose aims and purposes are
widely at variance with all of the teachings of the lowly Nazarene;
that, much as we pride ourselves upon our philosophical advancement,
there is usually a cup of hemlock in reserve for a master spirit that
attempts too far to outdistance the crowd; that, fond as we are of
orating and writing about the dark days of barbarism, we continually
applaud the barbarian methods of those who appropriate the property and
liberties of their fellow men to increase their own wealth and power;
that, while there is no longer much of a disposition to consider the
earth flat, there is a marked tendency to regard most every other
mysterious thing as of that character. Dr. John Earl had friends who
understood the complex and extensive nature of these sentiments, and,
whatever might be their opinion concerni

3 ft. to 3 ft. 6 inches; the diameter of the rivets should be from
11/16ths to 3/4ths of an inch, and the pitch of the rivets or distance
between their centres should be from 17/8th to 2 inches. 414. _Q._--How
are the fire boxes of a locomotive constructed? _A._--The space between
the external and internal fire boxes forms a water space, which must be
stayed every 4-1/2 or 5 inches by means of copper or iron stay bolts,
screwed through the outer fire box into the metal of the inner fire box,
and securely riveted within it: iron stay bolts are as durable as
copper, and their superior tenacity gives them an advantage. Sometimes
tubes are employed as stays. The internal and

Glise et les philosophes," passim.] [Footnote 1403: Boiteau, "Etat de la
France en 1789," pp. 205, 207.--D'Argenson "Memoires," May 5, 1752,
September 3, 22, 25, 1753; October 17, 1753, and October 26,
1775.--Prudhomme, "Resume general des cahiers des Etats-Generaux," 1789,
(Registers of the Cler

Igure pointing to the trail! I hastened to his side and saw that the
moccasin prints ceased in the middle of an open, bare, muddy place and
beyond were nothing but the dog-like tracks of the wolves. I looked up
and all around; there were no overhanging branches that a man could
swing himself upon, no stones that he could leap upon--nothing but the
straggling bunches of ferns; but here in this open spot the Wild Hunter
vanished. We walked back in silence, for I had nothing to say, and Pete
did not volunteer any further information. CHAPTER VI To have one's nose
all but broken, both eyes blackened and a twisted ankle is a sad
misfortune wherever it occurs, but when such a thing happens to a fellow
many weary miles from the nearest human habitation and in a howling
wilderness it might be considered anything but pleasant. Yet, strange as
it may appear, among the most pleasant and precious memories I have
stored away in my mind, only to be tapped upon special occasions, is the
memory of the glorious days spent nursing my bruises and lolling around
that far-away camp. Sometimes I listened to the quaint yarns of my
unique and interesting guide or idly watched the changing colors and
effects which the sun and the atmosphere produced on the snow-capped
mountains of Darlinkel's Park. I made friends with our little neighbors
the rock-chuck, whose home was in the base of the cliff back of the
spring, and became intimate with the golden chipmunk and its pretty
little black and white cousin, the four-striped chipmunk, both of which
were common and remarkably tame about camp. Back of the camp in the dark
shade of the evergreens there was a bark mo

Hough she would die while submitting to these caresses. This one hour,
with its cruel enlightenment, sufficed to destroy Jeanne's joy in life
for ever. At the same time it filled

Ted by Major McCall; and, in an abridged form, appended to the first
volume of his History of Georgia. It is preserved, also, as a note, in
the second volume of Nichols's Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth
Century, with some references and additional information. But it is too
brief and meagre to do justice to the memory of one of whom it has been
said, "His life was full of variety, adventure, and achievement. His
ruling passions were, the love of glory, of his country, and of mankind;
and these were so blended together in his mind that they formed but one
principle of action. He was a hero, a statesman, an orator; the patron
of letters, the chosen friend of men of genius, and the theme of praise
for great poets."[1] The writer of this elegant encomium, adds this
remark: "AN AUTHENTIC AND TOLERABLY MINUTE LIFE OF OGLETHORPE IS A
DESIDERATUM." Such a desideratum I have endeavored to supply. This,
however, has been a very difficult undertaking; the materials for
composing it, excepting what relates to the settlement of Georgia, were
to be sought after in the periodicals of the day, or discovered by
references to him in the writings or memoirs of his contemporaries. I
have searched all the sources of information to which I could have
access, with the aim to collect what had been scattered; to point out
what had been overlooked; and, from the oblivion into which they had
fallen, to rescue the notices of some striking incidents and occurrences
in the life of Oglethorpe, in order to give consistency and completeness
to a narrative of the little that had been preserved and was generally
known. [Footnote 1: Gulian Veerplanck, Esq. _Anniversary Discourse
before the New York Historical Society_, December 7, 1818, page 33.] To
use the words of one who had experience in a similar undertaking: "The
biographer of our day is too often perplexed in the toil of his
researches after adequate information for composing the history of men
who were an honor to their age, and of whom posterity is anxious to know
whatever may be added to increase the need of that veneration, which,
from deficient knowledge, they can but imperfectly bestow." My collected
notices I have arranged so as to form a continuous narrative, though
with some wide interrupti

Heart in the world of which Thou art the sole and absolute master, mine
seems to be one of that sort. Thy will, however rigorous, is its life
and its pleasure. To resume the thread of my story, the Bishop of
Grenoble's Almoner persuaded me to go for some time to Marseilles, to
let the storm pass over. He told me that I would be well received there,
it being his native soil, and that many people of merit were there. I
wrote to Father La Combe for his consent. He readily gave it. I might
have gone to Verceil; for the Bishop of Verceil had written me very
obliging letters, earnestly pressing me to come. But a human respect,
and fear of affording a handle to my enemies, gave me an extreme
aversion thereto. Beside the above, the Marchioness of Prunai, who,
since my departure from her, had been more enlightened by her own
experience, having met with a part of the things which I thought would
befall her, had conceived for me a very strong friendship and intimate
union of spirit, in such a manner that no two sisters could be more
united than we. She was extremely desirous that I would return to her,
as I had formerly promised her. But I could not resolve upon this, lest
it should be thought that I was gone after Father La Combe. There had
been no room given to anybody to accuse me of any indirect attachment to
him; for when it depended on myself not to continue with him, I did not
do it. The Bishop of Geneva had not failed to write against me to
Grenoble, as he had done to other places. His nephew had gone from house
to house to cry me down. All this was indifferent to me; and I did not
cease to do to his diocese all the good in my power. I even wrote to him
in a respectful manner; but his heart was too much closed to yield to
anything. Before I left Grenoble, that good girl I have spoken of came
to me weeping, and told me that I was going, and that I hid it from her,
because I would have nobody know it; but that the Devil would be before
me in all the places I should go to; that I was going to a town, where I
would scarce be arrived, before he would stir up the whole town against
me, and would do me all the harm he possibly could. What had obliged me
to conceal my departure, was my fear of being loaded with visits, and
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his behaviour on the occasion of their sole head. From beneath
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