tically, is true of most men.

    If I suggested any improvement in his mode of life, he merely

    ans expressing any regret, t it oo late.  Yet

    y and tues.

    tain positive originality, , to be

    detected in  hinking

    for himself and expressing his own opinion, a phenomenon so rare

    t I en miles to observe it, and it amounted

    to tion of many of titutions of society.

    tated, and pero express himself

    distinctly, able t be his

    tive and immersed in ,

    t rarely ripened

    to anyted.  ed t t be

    men of genius in t grades of life, ly

    erate,

    pretend to see at all; wtomless even as alden Pond was

    t to be, they may be dark and muddy.

    Many a traveller came out of o see me and the inside of

    my er.

    I told t I drank at ted ther, offering

    to lend t exempted from

    tation  of

    April, whe move; and I had my share of good

    luck, tors.

    ted men from to see me; but

    I endeavored to make t they had, and make

    to me; in suc theme of our

    conversation; and so ed.  Indeed, I found some of them

    to be men

    of to it ime t tables urned.

    it to , I learned t t much difference

    beticular, an

    inoffensive, simple-minded pauper, wen seen

    used as fencing stuff, standing or sitting on a bushe fields

    to keep cattle and raying, visited me, and expressed

    a most simplicity and

    trute superi