XIII. -- THAT YOU MUST LOVE ME, AND LOVE MY DOG
o claim a common parentage is odds but o balance t F. ablis of six boys -- too raion -- t come impudently staring t of countenance; alone, t upon equal terms, as to do in tate of bachelorhood.
It is ress, be content ions. Fe in t ; or Ruspina expects you to cer, aken into o try stinging conclusions upon your constancy; t not complain if tors. Scylla must matcime, if sed upon all, t loved her, loving her dogs also.
An excellent story to told of Merry, of Della Cruscan memory. In tender youted a modest appanage to trutless contrast betion. So ive violet, t ransplanted by some rude accident into t exotic and artificial bed. Nor, in truto o tions, s s tendance of ty. t oo amiable not to be conceded; and in tude for conciliating tions tentions to s;killed tions else t tar and Garter, Riced for ting -- accompanied iently aed s to grace ter s -- Frencalian, men and ter of t craggy, from t t and second Buffa less cavalcade beside of ces, at t of quot;t time it struck to marry -- a dancer.quot; But t. Besides, it coacill more extraordinary figure t -- presented to leman t o give of pride, as muco say, See o do us of so extraordinary a paternity quite overcame ence from tley ads, poor Merry took o t sea-coast, from er consoled con; relieved from ended cloed Buffas for bridesmaids.