"Good sir, or madam, as it may be --     qualities. e o o us; to    fold of our . e    oure. ts us exactly. e    us disburtroubles into eac us make our single joys sion -- But yap, yap, yap! -- ened ootest, just in t of my leg."

        "It is my dog, sir. You must love est -- test -- test!"

        "But ten me."

        "Ay, t    to do, till you are better acquainted es me."

        Yap, yap, yap! -- " it again."

        "O not kick    like to    my dog to be treated    due to myself" [p 267]

        "But do you alake    ing?

        "Invariably. `tis test, prettiest, best-ditioned animal. I call est -- toue by o love me, w love ;

        "Excuse us, dear sir -- or madam aforesaid -- if upon furtion o dee t like dogs."

        "Migions -- you may est."

        t so imaginary, but t, in tercourse of life, imacy by reason of t alimes er of kinsfolk, near acquaintances, my friends friend, ner,    form a friends to speak of more delicate correspondences -- o our taste,    tervention of some ti clog affixed to tion -- tood dog in t to be    e to us ure; like a scask affixed to tail of it.    a delig alo groo    in t;At; ing Pindaric Odes (ure of ttle brot at ernity, o feel ry, you t o yourself --     body is ment, appears ting s kinsman, and sure to over-lay ted good talk y of stature, and uncorresponding dunes seldom e alois     sitting doo al brot knoions? my friends brety be mine also? must    and a critie to claim a on parentage    is odds but    o bala F. ablis of six boys -- too raion -- t e impudently staring t of tenance;    alo    upon equal terms, as    to do in tate of bachelorhood.

        It is ress, be tent ions. Fe in t ; or Ruspina expects you to cer, aken into o try stinging clusions upon your stancy; t not plain if tors. Scylla must    matcime, if sed upon all, t loved her, loving her dogs also.

        An excellent story to told of Merry, of Della Crus memory. In tender youted a modest appao trutless trast betion. So ive violet, t ransplanted by some rude act into t exotid artificial bed. Nor, in truto o tions, s s tendance of    ty. t oo amiable not to be ceded; and in tude for ciliating tioions to    s;killed tions else t tar and Garter, Riced for ting -- apanied iently aed s to grace ter s -- Frencalian, men and ter of t craggy, from t    t and sed Buffa less cavalcade beside of ces, at t of    "t time it struck     to marry -- a dancer." But t. Besides, it     coacill more extraordinary figure t -- preseo leman t o give    of pride, as muco say, See o do us    of so extraordinary a paternity quite overcame ence from tley ads, poor Merry took o t sea-coast, from er soled ; relieved from ended cloed Buffas for bridesmaids.
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