Judge — May 12, 1883 — page 10: what you’re looking at

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»s of the orientals who speak those lan- The appeal of the mendicant was ntence T learned, for [heard it more freque or. ML this I for five y tive long, wea | s, and then [ determined to let you freé- born Americans see how it is yourselves: for | preduce the result of my stud- ies upon the stage, and I would have produ- ced it with a fidelity to nature and a realism that would have paralyzed you. The fleas I should’ hh © been com pelled to omit the fleas, for thi of t stature and formidable vivacity in a foreign climate—about | ly as you would lose your vivacity in theirs. q But I wander from miy subject. | The Passion has been performed by mum- mers in the England of the middle ages; iti performed by Swiss peasants, Am 1 wor than a mediaeval mom a Swiss peas- ant? Ttrow not, Why, then, did the mayor refuse usa license? I will tell your let 1 whisper it in your ear gently. Ie did it for | political reasons. Now t] unjust itis | f » than polities. political than a pro’ more prove 1, in this free coun- hibit one, | A NICE OLD CONV | It has been reported that Sitting Bull has juined the Catholic Church, Is there any priest } who contd sit still and hear this old Indian longh confess the number of scalps he hax taken, ; For thus the mayor rexsoned | the murders and othee crimes he has committed ? his reasoning well, for it is charxe | the whole brood of mi If this | suffered to produce his educator, Some Remarkable Transformations. THE PASSION. n, he will edueate the they will kee med ine mayor—and they will he ve and then——but why pursue the nt of his reasoning furthe 2 Over you ut energetic contempe The Imp, notices, asa remarkable transform= ation, the fact that a man who was presented with a quart of whisky immediately made a ight of it, We have observed many startlin me sort, A new bonnet d to an acquaintance of ours, ly remarked, directly she had put it ‘ on, that the bonnet became the lady. Who Cation. if you wi has not noticed how readily a sheep may be ft! of hills and hollowsand abrupt inciden turned into a field, and a door, by the mere It is a seriptural le just the sort act of shutting it, is made two, i A young that ee favorite minis! r reads to y eatiop enntting. fun made io, the pulpit every Sunday, and closes with the cently in a narrow lane, and without an ine Noms “*Here endeth the second, le hi ecluded Alpine : stant’s hesitation the animal turned to butter, Unfortunately the civie authorities el I shall present my composition.” 1 Clee coe tarr on the animal tame fo putter, (my lesson before it had begun with «Tere | there the leaven of poltica. las penetrated, come a jar, and we have observed. instances Chdeth the second lesson” or words of simi- and the people rise in their ill-directed wrath in which men, a moment before similar in allt itnport mleft with » clamorous and oust me: then, oh then, in some far-off essential particulars ta tl horde of chorus people on my hi island of the deep blue Pacifie, [ will seek a humanity, suddenly be rankling sense of injustice gn sequestered nook, and will give my v5 RY MALME SORsE Iv is not about it. of Lima” we Unfortunately, ver play: there is nothing dramatic ‘one wh en the ** Doctor Tacense 1 to the political exigencies it isa rank injustice to What do [intend todo ebout i y. It isa liberal edu- a wild, weird thir isa leading question, [have not q up my mind, P shall nly York’ wrapped in the n darkness of its i own pitehy polit » to Switzer- | land, where the people are accustomed t educated as I wish to educate them. frequently mak heart. all T hav ance to the mermaids and the cr . thera? there to prepa ion the monkeys. Among the monkeys I shall p Y 2 realism thereof in every de quence, 4 serve the purpo: at least be returning to first prince Im, 1 have been in one jn New York I find no principh Ob, Lam quite might be multiplied ind passion in my life. Never any more, thank has been said to show how frequently natural Y°2: ; | rieavelteiane aie | ‘ #4 boon said to show bow froqu pty nat Five years did I live in Palestine. p save Trelan ta Nationalist or- | | | phenomena are occurring around us. iy tubject,-Pethaps you donot te . winding up a speech in which he hid a distributed dynamite all over and, ene a it five years in Palestine, at this epoch of the Oscar WILDE says: r ) . thused upon the wild justice of revenge as ex- n | + the most beautiful and exquisite thi Ae Palestine is 8 DEY | cmapliBed by a'blinderbuss from behind » iea has yet produced,” and all th a large as grasshopper a 1 ! And oll th as vor ntractor, You arose formers: in : products of the soil, from the Tex: fadac but tak } articular. “Ged v down to the Western paragrapher ences retiee ing fia ad from what? inquired a | railroad millionaire, hang their headsin AN ee abe The orator was puzzled, but # | ~— yredatory instincts, ‘Then it is hot there— | "Se Praying for that ‘ For weeds that all are smoking Boe with aa ance ding hotness—hot with the | Miracles has passed. hy Tdo not care aD; torrid heat that makes a man yearn to take — ; Cigars that all are choking off his flesh and sit in his bones, I look as | — Iris certainly to dudes that the advertise- p Are no cigars for me if T had done so, and had forgotten to resume | ment about “that tired feeling And if Victoria Reina my outer envelope? Thanks; no doubt Ido, If the dudes would consi u Is running me in debt, for I have suffered much. leave off tiring themse i I never will disd Ihave wrestled with the polysyllables of | no doubt the advertisement in que a More modest ci oriental languages, and with the extortionate | disappear with its cause. ; ! | | u comicbooks.com