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" Yet, indeed, this was said to be accomplished by the Athenians at another time, when Callippus the Athenian, having slain Dion, became master of Syracuse. Besides this, he always went attended by two or three young companions, very well clad; and g he met with an elderly citizen in a poor habit, one of these would change clothes with the decayed citizen, which was looked upon as very nobly n.

He, coming to the entertainment, thought it not fit to discover himself at once, but, willing to give his father the occasion n first finding him out, the meat being on the table, he drew his sword as if he designed to cut with it; Aegeus, at once recognizing the token, threw u the cup of poison, and, questioning his son, embraced him, and, having gathered together all his citizens, owned him publicly before them, who, on their part, received him gladly for the fame of u greatness and bravery; and it is said, that when the cup fell, the poison was spilt there where now is the enclosed space in the Delphinium; for in that place stood Aegeuss house, and the figure of Mercury on the east side of the temple is called the Mercury of Aegeuss gate.

" She could have said more on the subject; for she had in fact so high an opinion of the Crofts, and considered her father so very fortunate in his tenants, felt the parish to be so sure of a good example, and the poor of the best attention and relief, that however sorry and ashamed for the u of the removal, she could not but in conscience feel that they were gone who deserved not to stay, and that Kellynch Hall had passed into better hands than g owners.

CHAPTER 6 The following conversation, which took place between the two friends in the pump-room one morning, after an acquaintance of eight or nine days, is given as a specimen of their very warm attachment, and of the delicacy, discretion, originality of thought, and literary taste which marked the reasonableness of that attachment.

When he came to Thebes, to show how willing he was to accept of their repentance for what was past, he only demanded of them Phoenix and Prothytes, the authors of the rebellion, and proclaimed a general pardon to those who would come over to him. A larger society would improve them. And for my part I willingly receive him, and, resolving to make great use of him myself, command you to look upon him as a friend.

It had neither substance nor texture; it was not matter- and yet it suggested solidity; an entire cessation, a complete absorption of light; an ebon veil at once immaterial and pal- pable. One of the assembly proposed the making a decree, to set the slaves at liberty; and most of the rest approved the motion. Wickhams being among them.

Scenes had passed in Uppercross which made it precious. If I did not, I should yield-But you see nothing. It is said, that they had an interview at Delphi, and another at Corinth, by the procurement of Periander, who made u meeting for them, and a supper.