cy car of an excursion

    train and breathe way.

    ty and nakedness of mans life in tive

    ages imply tage, at least, t t ill but a

    sojourner in nature.  h food and sleep, he

    contemplated , as it ent in

    the

    plains, or climbing tain-tops.  But lo! men he

    tools of tools.  tly plucked ts

    ree

    for ser, a ,

    but tled doten heaven.  e have

    adopted Cianity merely as an improved meture.

    e  for t a

    family tomb.  t  are the expression of mans

    struggle to free ion, but t of our

    art is merely to make tate comfortable and t higher

    state to be forgotten.  tually no place in this village

    for a , if any o us, to stand, for

    our lives, our reets, furnisal for

    it.  t a nail to ure on, nor a so

    receive t of a .  hen I consider how our

    and paid for, or not paid for, and ternal

    economy managed and sustained, I  t give

    or whe

    mantelpiece, and let o to some solid and

    tion.  I cannot but perceive t this

    so-called ric, and I do not

    get on in t of ts w, my

    attention being w

    test genuine leap, due to human muscles alone, on record, is

    t of certain wandering Arabs, wo have cleared

    ty-five feet on level ground.  it factitious support, man

    is sure to come to eart distance.  t

    question ed to put to tor of suc

    impropriety is, ers you?  Are you one of ty-seven

    wions, and