s painfully so -- can  for  identity, to be ligorious * * * addicted to * * * * : averse from counsel, neitaking it, nor offering it: -- * * * besides; a stammering buffoon;  on, and spare not: I subscribe to it all, and muc be o lay at  for t quot;ot; t take leave to c young master -- tle reference, I protest, to tupid cy, as if it  of my parents. I can cry over its patient small-pox at five, and rougs. I can lay its poor fevered  Cs, and  in surprise at tle posture of maternal tenderness , t unkno sopicated. -- I kno some dissembling guardian, presenting a false identity, to give to my unpractised steps, and regulate tone of my moral being!

    t I am fond of indulging, beyond a rospection, may be tom of some sickly idiosyncrasy. Or is it oo anot being  o project myself enoug of myself: and o daily urn back upon memory, and adopt my oions seem fantastical to tread out of ted only, I retire, impenetrable to ridicule, under tom cloud of Elia.

    t up,  likely to let slip titution; and t of t by tances of peculiar ceremony. -- In t c seemed to raise y in all around me, never failed to bring a train of pensive imagery into my fancy. Yet I t it meant, or t of it as a reckoning t concerned me. Not c till ty, never feels practically t al.  indeed, and, if need   not o  June e to our imagination t nos but too poo count ties of my duration, and to grudge at ture of moments and sest periods, like misers fartion as ten, I set more count upon tual finger upon t ent to pass a;lik