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234 LIVES "FOB LEAVES.
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XLIIL—LIVES FOR LEAVES. _ ; +
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Pabt II. Having adverted to cases of suf...
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— — Much Has Been Said And Written Latel...
thing arouse but Pitt a from bed of his roses slumbers . A despatch in the , morning from Lord . He Melville was obli would ged ' to swallow
some then to breakfast set out . for Then Windsor , perhaps , seizing , would cordi the arrive spare al in his moments the secretaries he would with
last repair their till papers to three the ; or then House four , with , in where the a bottle morning sometimes of . Then the political instead pocket strugg of , retiring le would to
, bedPitt and his principal adherents would chat together over a hot , and spend two or three hours in preparing the
Hester campaign naivel supper of , the added morrow ) Scarcel . And the " wine next morning and wine when ! " ( tat as -a Lad -tat y -
in tat vain ! twenty before or y thir the t door y . peop . le Such one y up a after state another of things , and could carriages , not possibl waiting y It
be continuedand Mr . Pitt was committing suicide in detail . was which the very broug excess ht , of on life disease , as Carl : the yle wont _" would spirit to say vaunt wore , the holes the restless noble in the play strai tabernacle of htfor being *
wardness of flesh . " of Lad her y uncle Hester , in was refusing bribes and large offers of g money - which sent to him from the so-called " disinterested" citizens
were minister of London and . One four day men a descended carriage stopped from it bearing before _? the in their house hands of the a
casket of , gold , containing bank-notes to the amount of a hundred thousand and without pounds listening . Pitt received to a word them they civill had y , declining to say on their the object present of ,
their visit . Hester With liked the to petty fancy vanity she had for always which exercised she was an so remarkable important thoug , Lady for h
an indirect influence on public affairs . She obtained appointments her proteges dictated , and petition instructed s on matters them of how political to act consequence in certain cases . Being , and
even more of sufficient or less importance powerful during to run the the risk lifetime of being of Pitt spoilt , she by was adulation always .
In " slow the stain society " was in which ever at she work moved and , the in contag the life ion which of the she world led it ' s
was almost impossible to keep the , best feelings of the heart in untarnished simplicity .
( To he continued . )
234 Lives "Fob Leaves.
234 LIVES "FOB LEAVES .
Xliil—Lives For Leaves. _ ; +
XLIIL—LIVES FOR LEAVES . _ ; _+
Pabt Ii. Having Adverted To Cases Of Suf...
Pabt II . Having adverted to cases of suffering and deathwe will look in
, prisoners upon them work at for work crime . It " for cannot our Government be said that would these surel work y demur , " as
to the responsibility of placing ; the worst criminals in a like positionunless the execution of the task were a positive necessity .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1862, page 234, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061862/page/18/
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