CHAPTER II
a noise out of doors! is ts andcries? A: t day of themaskers are passing.
Cianity been able to abolisivals of times, but it ;days of libertyquot; announces ts, and ting ;fareo fles; It is a forty days fareo t;blessed pullets and fat ; so celebrated by Pantagruels minstrel.
Man prepares for privation by satiety, and finiso repent.
ivals? Must it requires suc formen to be reasonable, t t atintervals? trappe, o speak once in a montalkat once from to tting of the sun.
Per is tobe decent, orderly, and reasonable, during t is a door opened to t o been croo a corner of our brain.
For a moment ters, as in turnalia, and all is given up to t;fools of t;
ts in troops of masks increase--on foot,in carriages, and on is noract tattention by making a figure for a feyor envy; to-morrourn, dull and exed, to ts and troubles of yesterday.
Alas! t I ion, eacen but an unsig man o relax . Can s is t disposal of try of t disposal of itsleisure! It is easy enougo find it ion? ork supplies t it is cgives it a relis of pleasure! find usamusements brutality, enjoyments selfis a Carnival t will please everybody, and bring so no one.
t s my irred up my fire. Ast one for myself, too. SoI ligtle lamp over resss son broug, and I look inmy bookcase for one of my favorite authors.
First, ers are toofond of talking slang:--Voltaire; but ens men by alering t er by making onet us stop at ue imes to befound in ings, it is al despising i