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i ^ ittst ^ koiisfit , strongest sympathy that ever linked two noble fitlHUrt * together ? Am I not the child of that love- and think you I am as the weak , dependant , soulless offspring of a selfuh , degraded , unhallowed passion ? I feel my nature ' s strength ; it is ypu who h ^ ve given it to me , Oh ! weaken not the blessing of thfi % precious boon by deeming me other than I am ; torture me aq more by that pale face and quivering lip . Though in year * a
girl , I am in strength a woman—strong in mind , strong in heart , Strong in love , for thy sake to bear all , to suffer all—nay , not to suffer—to triumph through all ! Now '—and she released his hs ^ nd as she spoke—* open the packet ! ' The blow came ! Walter r # llie ; d with tnp energy of Flora ' s appeal into a state of excitement , which sufficed him to read through the note which conta ined the certainty of his loss , and then sunk insensible at his daughter s feet . S . Y . ( To be continued . )
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Emigration goes on prospering and to prosper , in spite of the ignorance of statesmen , and the folly of journalists and their cor ^ respondents , who waul 4 dispute the title of our Canadian fellowsubjects taking under grants from the Crown , and who would
Concede to the squirearchy of the woods the privilege of fixing the period of limitation of claims to the day in which they severally became ' squatters , ' or € backwoodsmen . ' Commissions , reports , aq « d the information , not ' by authority , ' of novels , tours , notes , and other narratives , have been lavished to little purpose on the public &tt 4 their rulers . How loud has been the outcry against public Commissioners , when monopolies , ecclesiastical and civil , were the na&ttersof inquiry!—but a debate is got up , an attack upon a branch of the administration is made , a Tory minister has no reply , his predecessors were to blame , and Canada may be in want of a commission , and the thing is done ; and in another twelvemonth there will be another debate , and papers promised , and in due CQurse produced ; then a report , and there it will rest till another commission is required by a new debater .
As tests of the sufficiency of the officials , take the selection of the metropolis of Upper Canada . It was told them in Downing Street , by some disinterested landholder of the locality , that a harbour fit to contain the whole navy of Great Britain was just there \ York was built , and the unfathomable basin was discovered to be % swamp , so that the first ship which would make that port got aground in . mid-channel , and few have attempted it since ; and Colonel Bouchette , or some of his family , take great credit in having discovered something like deep water-way of a breadth to XUMftfffite one frigate , if she be careful in taking her soundings , aftd it hi fair , weather . Again : many tons of shipping were sent
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1835, page 530, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2648/page/30/
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