railroad?  Each one is a man,

    an Irishey

    are covered hey

    are sound sleepers, I assure you.  And every fe is

    laid do, if some he pleasure of riding

    on a rail, otune to be ridden upon.  And when

    t is walking in his sleep, a supernumerary

    sleeper in tion, and wake op

    t it, as if this were an

    exception.  I am glad to kno it takes a gang of men for every

    five miles to keep t

    is, for t time get up again.

    e of life?  e are

    determined to be starved before we are  a

    stitcime saves nine, and so take a titches

    today to save nine tomorrow.  As for work, we  any of any

    consequence.  e  Vitus dance, and cannot possibly

    keep our ill.  If I s the

    paris is,  setting the bell,

    tskirts of Concord,

    notanding t press of engagements which was his excuse so

    many times t almost say,

    but  sound, not mainly to save

    property from t, if ruth, much

    more to see it burn, since burn it must, and  known, did

    not set it on fire -- or to see it put out, and ,

    if t is done as  he parish

    cself.  akes a er dinner,

    but ;

    as if t of mankind ood inels.  Some give

    directions to be her

    purpose; and to pay for it, tell hey have dreamed.

    After a nig.

    quot;Pray tell me anyt o a man anywhere on

    t; -- and  over  a man

    to River; never

    dreaming t h cave

    of t t of an eye