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with the utmost show of sorrow for the past , and with toast ^ teqiiwat falsity of promise as regarded the future ; a » d , though * be wept long- aod bitterly ere * b& accorded to him th * forgive uma ho w atrortgly and bypoeritioaUy solicited , » ha at length « i * £ accord it . Up to the very eve of the bridal all went well ; aod it waa with mingled horror and a ^ tonishnient that Emily , on th * moraiiw that waft to have aeen her brother and her cousin united , found the latter a blackened and stiffened corpse . A few brief
but biting sentences , in the handwriting of the unhappy guicide , recounted ail that her spurned We and her trampled feelings had inflicted upon her , and exulted in much more of the he&then spirit than became her—great as had been her suffering- —over the wounded pride and painful privations , the unaecu » ton » ed
misery , of those whom her death would infallibly render what ah * tanned « tbose poorest of all poor creatures , accomplished pau ~ pew . " Edward , unable to endure poverty in his own count ry ^ sought the burning East , and added his bones to the myriads of Enrlish skeletons that have bleached upon the plains of India ; and Emily upon her miserable pittance has vegetated from youth ' tt > ^ gQ j each year rendering her more and more ill-tempered . Youth , hope , personal attraction , and self-esteem , have left her * . 3 nd has she not cause of misery ? is not misery some excuse for
l > er « vil looks and evil speech V * ¦« N « r ' t a whit , not a whit / replied George ; she owed he * misery to her temper , not her temper to her misery / 'I fear y < n * are incorrigible / replied Harry Herbert ; ' but there will be a day when you will feel that in evtry human being there it some * thing to pity as well as something to blame . Only we can g *» the * fce or folly , but not the misery / And here the friends parted . W . T . H . ll
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TMfe author of this pamphlet is a schoolmaster , and one of thbse singular and restless brings who are not oohtent wkh tWtlg ^ « uT they are , but commit the almostUnheaftf-of ve ^ Lgogientim-$ tk > ptiety of Inquiring what Locke , Pe « talorai , and surfi ltk ^; haye ^ tc say on education . Nay , he has gone so ' tor ai t 6 tht * k ~ 6 & '
r • . * r- » » f f ^ . * BioU sml C » PBUi Uln * tyative o | Anrtytic Teaching . By John B % \ M ^ Mr pmi 4 & * . ' 'f-r' * .. ' ¦ " *¦ ¦ - ' . l * ' " r . " . ( r , /; . '' f " , " 1 * v ? ' i .- . !< V
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1835, page 671, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2650/page/43/
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