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162 THE TOMAHAWK , [October 17, 1868.
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ON TRIAL.
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The Commissioners The Working re-assembl...
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A TRUE TRAG1-COMEBY. TOLD IN A SERIES OF...
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Epistle XI. From Florence's Mother to Wi...
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Letter No. 2. Miss Leonora Loring, M.P.,...
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gales a heavenl to which y prospect the bark , of the I attempt State , spite pourtray of the angelic beings who sit at the helm With , has many been fervent exposed kisses . , believe me , Your own devoted friend and pupil , Leonora . P . S . —Oh ! something so dreadful has just happened ; but I must write again not delay soon this . . Oh , Camilla darling , live and hope . I
162 The Tomahawk , [October 17, 1868.
162 THE TOMAHAWK , [ October 17 , 1868 .
On Trial.
ON TRIAL .
The Commissioners The Working Re-Assembl...
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to Parliament looking . . He His hoped political princi such ples antecedents were not to quite be fixed returned but he go The had into universal no the objection House abolition to deter state of mined war their would to leading effect be one features five ; the simp fair . le He and reforms sho equal , uld . dastardl division y of newspaper property writers would who be anothe ran down r ; the the imprisonment working man of , be the as represented to fifth pay all would members by be himself the of legal , would Parlia equalisation ment be a * x third handsome ; of the intellect fourth salary . wo ; and uld He it could would not work well beneficiall k exp /« Mll lai llV n what Xl and he meant prevent by the that swells , but from he felt getting sure
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A True Trag1-Comeby. Told In A Series Of...
A TRUE TRAG 1-COMEBY . TOLD IN A SERIES OF POETICAL EPISTLES .
Epistle Xi. From Florence's Mother To Wi...
Epistle XI . From Florence ' s Mother to Willie . My dearest nephew , Florence bids me say To your cannot kind letter possibl she y herself receive d to -day ; ^^^^^ V But « - » uc she one her ^ m ucbirca desires thanks _ . ^ most iiiuai imme a urgentl uigcuti ^ tf A ^ ^ y that « . ** a . v » I
To you assure that until diately she convey shall die . Your But deem nobleness you herself she for never ever in shall forget debt , . , your I wish And that more indeed could get she does to say more but it all Onl And JL X y . 1 XU amounts which W 11 LUU ' tis US to scarc what aj - ^ Wi el she worth VYU said 1 say til before AJLiJ , ' while » . » x , *** w to » -w ww scra - « wl - — .-•~ v 9 * whether •¦ . « to . y my . 1 lore
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Her Her love Inv p for for you vmi doth Hofh as as of of old old endure endure ; : Just And as ' tis if provoking one the other you are deep separated ly hated . I know And yet I h ave thoug myself ht to alone do it to for blame the best , . A cousin as a husband ' s not the aim And And Of even even mothers had had for I I yvielded ielded their daug . all all the the hters same same , ' tis confessed .
Your uncle would have , never let me rest . Who Now , he ' ry is moment just as sorry am inclined as am I , to cry . And A wealth I suspect y cousin you thi with nk if pretentious you had bee places n In The town matt and er country dift ' rentl , then y , and , we should grimaces have seen Made about cousinshiIf 11 that VLlCbb mean
X 1 J . CIUV > aUUUtp ^ UUJllUULIJ p ! . you JTWU X 1 . &\* UU , , But We both should a cousin ; for and circumstances a one alter 1 How cases . Could we so easily the thing poor allow ? And And girls we supposed e very cha her ngeable preference , you was know fancy , , And A mixture not , as the strange result of s app love ear and to necromancy show , VUW . t ? W How O .. I . WVV could WUUXU we W \* guess g , UlV * i 9 « 9 that bllCbl * things bAAi ^ l ^ wo V V W uld U * V 4 . t urn * JkX * out so ? «
W A as s chosen for that , and villain the , it choice was but might by cha have nce succeeded he . All men do not conduct themselves as he did . 'Tis Will no always use arguing think , us I feel grossly j for in you the wrong . But , Wi not llie quite , the like real the world worl — d you one know reads , ' in tis song true— . The Or many how could must ma be tt wis er e r ha th v an e the e on , so lon ? gong For But , our be this mistake as it you may should , I ' m grieved have paid sincerely so dearly .
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), Oct. 17, 1868, page 162, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_17101868/page/2/
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