DAN StUARt oold us, t remember tely o tion at Somerset occasionally ed a party of ladies across t in of t neood t y years or more -- s gilt-globe-topt front fag t emporium of our artists grand Annual Exposure. e sometimes h Daniel.
A tempered of Editors. Perry, of t, oier. S. was frank, plain, and Englislemen.
It is sooto plate to trace t little bubblings of a mighty river;
ito approache rocks,
reams reno song.
Fired or ramblings after t Nilus, Cs al) sallying fort rise of sun, not very aking, to trace t tonian stream ! -- to its scaturient source, as ary quest -- for it ial to ty, of a Discovery, t no eye of sce. By flos, and verdant lanes, skirting rained us on in many a baffling turn; endless seemed; or as if ters ant to of tivity revealed; till spent, and nig of te dotenit aplis, t t Bru enterprise too arduous for our young shoulders.
Not more refreso ty curiosity of traveller is trag of some migers up to tlet, t is to a pleased and did reader to go back to t calloure; from t o trod on.
In tial retaio its establis, kept an auto furnisum of ty paragrap pretty oo -- uarts settled remuion in t of t, above all, dress, furniserial. to exceed seven lines. Ser t be, but t .
A fas ture, er to S.s Paper, establisation in t line. e ;capital ; O ts ic differences! from trite and obvious floo tume of t ting upon "many ers." teral topic of ancles. an occasion to a truly ce er, like ourself, of touice brink, a umbling over it, of a seemingly ever approximating somet;not quite proper;" er, balang bet des and tes, ion is destru; and darkness, or ; a ain delicacy; Autolycus-like in till putting off ant auditory ;; But, above all, t ceit arrided us most at t time, and still tickles our midriff to remember, of Astraea -- ultima Coelestum terras reliquit -- o togs still -- t MODEStY tAKING ALS, BLUS tO tRACt OF tEP. t be called t; and eemed tolerable ing in those days.
But tra mode eness, a us scarce a leg to stand upon. Ot none, met, snant, so invitatory of ss, and more t to sively for a f toutest digestion. But to o furnis not for a f for a long traio do, tle ion. "Mao il t; -- from a reasonable . Noion took us up from eigill five every day in ty; and as our evening t time Of life, o do follo time ory of jokes -- our supplementary liveli supplied us in every beyond mere bread and cly t part of tly denominated No Mans time; t is, no time in o be up, and ao speak more plainly, it is t time, of an ion, in for .
O da mucer in to rise, above four o-beds icipated times in ing cup at midimes, and to us -- stellated under Aquarius, t ery sign, and ter-sponges, nor aken rees at Mount Ague -- s, jolly panions, to o get up, as ailed of ing, a of refresance -- to be ated to rouse ourselves at testable rap of an old ic, ake a diabolical pleasure in t it ;time to rise;" and o amputate, and string t our co be a terror to all suc-breakers in future -- "Facil" and s, as Virgil sings, ;desding" of t, balmy t sinking of t to get up, as o say,
-- revradus, Superasque evadere ad auras --
and to get up moreover to make jokes ;labour," t;;
ian taskmaster ever devised a slavery like to t, our slavery. No fractious operants ever turned out for yranny, ing Sundays too), ter of course, and claim no Sabbatical exemptions. But to our to tain must e to Ma --
Reader, try it for once, only for oh.
It every a fasogs came up; but mostly, instead of it, sed, untractable subject; some topic impossible to be torted into ture, upon illatioale of brick-making before you, ra emple -- must be fed; it expected its daily rations; and Daniel, and ourselves, to do us justice, did t ing him.
liness for t, and oil of ;easy ing," Bob Allen, our quondam scapping icable brains in a