or, or rato anyt is

    called y, t ;deficient in intellect.quot;  these were

    he Lord cared

    as muc;I ; said he,

    quot;from my c like other

    c he Lords will, I

    suppose.quot;  And to prove truth of his words.  he was

    a metapo me.  I  a fellowman on such

    promising ground -- it rue all

    t rue enougion as o

    ed.  I did not kno first but it was

    t of a  seemed t from such a basis of

    truthe poor weak-headed pauper had laid, our

    intercourse migo sometter the

    intercourse of sages.

    I s from t reckoned commonly among the

    to w

    any rate; guests o your ality, but to your

    alality; wly wiso be heir

    appeal ion t thing,

    never to or t

    actually starving, t appetite in the

    .  Objects of cy are not guests.  Men

    ed, t

    about my business again, anser and greater

    remoteness.  Men of almost every degree of  called on me in the

    migrating season.  Some  to do

    ation manners, ime

    to time, like the hounds

    a-baying on track, and looked at me beseechingly, as much as

    to say, --

    quot;O Cian, will you send me back?

    One real runa, wo forward

    toar.  Men of one idea, like a h one

    c a duckling; men of a t

    o take charge of a hundred

    c of one bug, a score of t in every

    mornings dew -- and become frizzled and mangy in consequence; men

    of ideas instead of legs, a sor