le misery, and soon over: icipation, every  is not poverty, so mucence, t ruggle bety purse-t must soon come to an end. o appear poor, and you disarm poverty of its s sting.quot; On t I found Leslie perfectly prepared. o o conform to tered fortunes.

    Some days aftertage in try, a feoure. tablis required feicles, and t kind. All ture of e residence ing , oo closely associated  belonged to ttle story of test moments of ts instrument, and listened to ting tones of  but smile at tance of romantic gallantry in a doating husband.

    to ttage, s arrangement. My feelings rongly interested in tory, and, as it o accompany him.

    igues of t, fell into a ?t of gloomy musing.

    quot;Poor Mary!quot; at length a heavy sigh, from his lips.

    quot;And ;o ;

    quot;,quot; said ing an impatient glance, quot;is it noto be reduced to try situation--to be caged in a miserable cottage--to be obliged to toil almost in tcation?quot;

    the change?

    quot;Repined! s sness and good-humor.

    Indeed, ster spirits to me all love, and tenderness, and comfort!quot;

    quot;Admirable girl!quot; exclaimed I. quot;You call yourself poor, my friend; you never  ;

    quot;O, my friend, if t meeting at ttage able. But t day of real experience; sroduced into a s miserable equipments,--s time, knoigues of domestic employment,--s time, looked around itute of every t--almost of every t; and may noting doless, brooding over a prospect of future poverty.quot;

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