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    of old time and of neernity; and beto pass a

    c viehings,

    even  apples or cider -- a most wise and humorous friend,

    han ever did Goffe

    or  to be dead, none can show where

    oo, dwells in my neighborhood,

    invisible to most persons, in wo

    stroll sometimes, gatening to her fables; for

    sility, and her memory runs back

    fartell me the original of every

    fable, and on  every one is founded, for ts

    occurred wy old dame, who

    deligo outlive all

    .

    ture -- of sun

    and er -- such, such cheer,

    th our race,

    t all Nature ed, and tness fade,

    and tears, and

    t on mourning in midsummer, if any

    man s cause grieve.  S have

    intelligence  partly leaves and vegetable

    mould myself?

    is tented?

    Not my or t-grandfat our great-grandmother

    Natures universal, vegetable, botanic medicines, by which she has

    kept lived so many old Parrs in her day,

    and fed ness.  For my panacea,

    instead of one of ture dipped from Acheron

    and t of those long shallow

    black-scimes see made to carry

    bottles, let me  of undiluted morning air.  Morning

    air!  If men  drink of t tainhe day,

    tle up some and sell it in the shops, for

    t of t tion ticket to

    morning time in t remember, it  keep quite

    till noonday even in t cellar, but drive out topples

    long ere t and folloeps of Au