Harper's weekly . a- .uoii «iih the pen than with the scalpel. Ins;iu he went to Europe, ami <pent -everal years, the snulv of his profusion at Ians and cities. On his return to this country, )., in 1K,W, l,e was elioscn ol Anal-me and ,ii Dartmouth ( \.lle?e, andawed in that capacity for nine veins. Duringio same period he was not idle with hi- pen,at urut I pâl,],,!hi lir-r llln Ileta Kappa Warren, nepliew of IHill. He still holds tl .Tditioii .,, II,il- â dhe-0 and Iraeiiee of the Yah chapter of the llii Beta Kappa So-lUuf-TheVrole,...!-
Harper's weekly . a- .uoii «iih the pen than with the scalpel. Ins;iu he went to Europe, ami <pent -everal years, the snulv of his profusion at Ians and cities. On his return to this country, )., in 1K,W, l,e was elioscn ol Anal-me and ,ii Dartmouth ( \.lle?e, andawed in that capacity for nine veins. Duringio same period he was not idle with hi- pen,at urut I pâl,],,!hi lir-r llln Ileta Kappa Warren, nepliew of IHill. He still holds tl .Tditioii .,, II,il- â dhe-0 and Iraeiiee of the Yah chapter of the llii Beta Kappa So-lUuf-TheVrole,...!- ai the Hi. d.\.-< I Ironsides, as a patriotic lyric, have few superi-ors in the lan^ua^e, and Iris various sc-njjs areoften suny on festive occasions. HARPERS WEEKLY. [September 7, 1867. a specially of hersn tho door-yard, â leelmgs by c ban my wife dimpled lit! laughter of Squire Jerering, Miss Meliudy ? dilhVulty that I (-(ml.) retrain- immediately in search of the ill, ,n uim-naldi-playoi energy,. t an end to the workingbeen contemplated by < â (iiinii-iicn i am :,t a lo-might he had, 1 Tonmivs search fore I felt almost certain, :â n they returned empty- sweet- m| tin- many honeyed (lowers in making straight \v â baby,conferringby a decided, though, perhaps, unintentional,compliment upon the aforesaid, whose white and only an infant wiih â it--ii- grandmamma,pale will Benson, in his shirt-sleeves, 1olluwed hy severalof the farm laborers, together with Johnny andTommy, hastened homeward through the lane. to del chile? Dont any bod;now whats happened to it? Here another prolonged shriek from baby, bidaim ball rage; and lather Beei-ais voiec inuiring â¢â whats the matter with Tootens ?âtii . ,!.â .ling h u â X bee! chimed Jane Ann.â Keen and gone and got stung, ,all-i!iainllUe jargon ]â â â -.â i mg the wedding-ing. The sleeping infant was with due careleposited upon a settee, a couple of chairs act-nga
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