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... be was a tisird time -apprehended, and finally con- signed to Sydaey. Here his natrural tnaleets 0000 broueght isim into eerier, end a reforonation in) his hrabies gained hinm a deg,,ree of respensobiliry. About night years age, he rer- aceived, a free ...

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... one of degree, it is one of kind. For a long time Romeo has been a convention. Miss Cushman's Romeo is a creative, a living, breathing, ani- mated, ardent, human being. The memory of play goers vill call up Romeo as a collection of speeches ...

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... ternmed the Punchn Ruton, or five gems, wi ,oasisting of a pearl, a diamond, and an emerald, a topaz, o nd a piece of coral, with a cocoa nut, and thread worn by Brahmans. Theae ate wrapped in a piece of cloth, ...

... hail oanle a pair of shoes; and we were obliged to wait; but it did not take long. Standing on nrt untanned cow hide, lie marked the size or bis feet with a piece of coal, cut them out withl his machete, matde proper hiols, nind, passing a leather string ...

... gige it then interost which its impnrtance de-_ I? coc and to 'place a knowledge of it on a joroper bosifs. Pt FnI~O t~er uolo~es on this sounjert basogooil onoft i littineo a u.Itolr chat nisoy caono berh regrged,I as cantaining R -con teie'requticitn rdanibor ...

... theatricals at a nobleman's house in the countlr, sat patiently till the middle of the third act, quite at a loss for something complimentary to say. At this point a fourtrhrate personage came on with a message (played by a poor devil of ...