f supercilious assumption leman.

    I e in draures of t is often to be met ry--tending great, and t little. I  for titled rank, unless it be accompanied rue nobility of soul; but I ries inctions exist, t t classes are al courteous and unassuming.

    tanding are least apt to trespass on t of oty, e itself by ing its neighbor.

    As I  to contrast, I must notice t of t, serious, and attentive. Not t to ion, but rat for sacred trary, ual ?utter and inual consciousness of ?nery, and tion of being tion.

    tleman tentive to took tion upon anding bolt uprigtering t mig  t  tion and loyalty; y, and religion quot;a very excellent sort of t ougo be countenanced and kept up.quot;

    seemed more by o to s, t and  above being religious; as I urtle-fed alderman s quot;excellent food for t;

    an end, I o ness ts of my groups. ters,   as trolling ting ry people as t. ted as to te. ttering of tering of arted off almost at a bound; to rig; t, and t out of sight in a whirlwind.