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before . Tlie Knyght looked at the CMef , and was astonished , for he saAv that he ( the Chief ) had seAvecl up the rent in his nether garment , ancl was coolly taking his usual walk under the fig trees , smoking Ms pipe in peace , with Ms hands in his breeches pockets , which Avere now turned into a pair of veritable and genuine " peg-tops . " The fortunate Knyght of the Goose Avas at first dumbfounded by what he saAV ; on a closer inspection his tongue loosened , and he cried out — " In tbe name of tbe Prophet Cabbage ! Cabbage ! Cabbage !

Whereupon the Saracen Chief turned about and said— " You pale face infidel dog , you very much cabbage ma culotte yesterday , ancl you no more have cabbage in Jerusalem ; thou and thy bruder , Avhom thou currishly bestrides , had betterer , or very much gooderer go ancl take un carotte . ALLAH AKBAR . ALLAH IL ALLAH !" The brave Knyght , nothing daunted , drew out Ms tablets and sketched the style and pattern of the Saracen ' s stitched up breeches . Then with a loud shout he cried out" EUREKA ! my name shall be banded doAvn to posterity , for I have made the first step in the invention of peg-top trousers , —a discovery worthy of any age of valour , ancl one that shall descend as an heir-loom to my family of families .

Tho Knyght , on his return from the Holy Land , Avas honoured by his King , ancl praised by all for Ms achievements and discovery . A true and authentic account of this wonderful and original Knyght of the Goose is chronicled in the Doomsday Book Vol 9 ., page 90 ., A . D . 1099 , but being overlooked until a IBAV years ago , Ms lineal descendant and heir has only had tbe honour of being able to make peg-top trousers in this modern and degenerate age . Nevertheless"honour to

, whom honour is due , " a worthy and well known Knyght of the Goose has at last , although many centuries have elapsed , reaped the just reward due to his noble family viz : —The power to erect a coat without arms over his shop-front , ancl to receive a pension of 1000 farthings annually from the Tailors' Pension List to enable him to support his dignity descent and position .

Lost And Saved; Or Nellie Powers The Missionary's Daughter.

LOST AND SAVED ; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER .

BY C . IT . LOO MIS . CHAP . II . The icy Avinds from the northwest blow ; Before them driving the winter snow . tbe " Sparkler " parted the ice which fled before her bowsthe shiing of the East

AS , pp River rapidly disappeared . The battery Avas soon passed , and then came the pilot ' s orders to hoist sail . " Hoist away on your foresail , " said the pilot , through the captain ' s trumpet . "Ay , ay , sir , " replied the mate . "Hoist aAvay on your foresail . " The men sprung to the halyards Avith as much alacrity as the slippery condition of the fleck would allow , and their voices as they shouted rang out above the wind .

" Hey , hey , wheepe mobo . Come down . Again so . Hey , hey , Avheepe mobo . Come l | own , my men . " ^ At every word there came a pull , a strong pull , ancl a pull all together . The sail Avas s ° on m position . Then the order came from the mate . th ^^ y there and hoist th 6 topsail . " This order started another set of ropes through e blocks , Avhich being choked Avith ice made the hoisting more laborious . x 2

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Untitled Article 1
A christmas Greeting. Article 2
BRO. CAPTAIN JOHN N. PHILIPS. Article 3
SONNET. Article 3
OLD BUILDINGS IN FLEET STREET. Article 4
COLE'S LIST OF LODGES, 1763. Article 5
A LIST OF REGULAR LODGES, Article 5
LET US BE KIND. Article 14
ARRIVALS, SURVIVALS, AND REVIVALS. Article 15
A TALE OF LOVE. Article 21
MRS. FEBNBRAKE'S "LUCKY BIRD." Article 22
CHRISTMAS EVE. Article 28
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 30
FROM LISBON TO BELEM. Article 37
A PORTRAIT. Article 41
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 42
A CHAPTER ON OAKS. Article 44
MISERY. Article 49
MASONRY—ITS PAST AND FUTURE. Article 51
UNCLE CHARLES'S STORY. Article 54
FRIENDSHIP AND BROTHERHOOD. Article 57
SONNET. Article 59
EXTRACTS FROM THE RECORDS OF AN OLD ASSEMBLY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR MEETING AT BOLTON. Article 59
A MODERN NOVEL SOMEWHAT UNDERVALUED. Article 61
CABINET OF MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 63
TO MRS. BRYANT. Article 64
THE PROPOSED SPELLING REFORM. Article 64
REACHING AFTER THE UNATTAINABLE.* Article 66
Reviews. Article 67
THE POETIC INTERPRETATION OF NATURE.* Article 70
Untitled Article 70
HOW MR. JOSS FAILED TO BE MADE A MASON. Article 75
AMABEL VAUGHAN. Article 77
A CHRISTMAS MEMORY. 1877. Article 82
Untitled Article 83
LOST AND SAVED; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 84
THE MAP OF EUROPE IN 1877. Article 88
A GOOD HONEST HEART. Article 90
THE INCONCLUSIVENESS AND ABERRATIONS OF SCIENTIFIC TEACHERS. Article 91
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 93
A FREEMASON'S CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS. Article 95
ANSWER TO ACROSTIC. Article 97
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Ar08400

before . Tlie Knyght looked at the CMef , and was astonished , for he saAv that he ( the Chief ) had seAvecl up the rent in his nether garment , ancl was coolly taking his usual walk under the fig trees , smoking Ms pipe in peace , with Ms hands in his breeches pockets , which Avere now turned into a pair of veritable and genuine " peg-tops . " The fortunate Knyght of the Goose Avas at first dumbfounded by what he saAV ; on a closer inspection his tongue loosened , and he cried out — " In tbe name of tbe Prophet Cabbage ! Cabbage ! Cabbage !

Whereupon the Saracen Chief turned about and said— " You pale face infidel dog , you very much cabbage ma culotte yesterday , ancl you no more have cabbage in Jerusalem ; thou and thy bruder , Avhom thou currishly bestrides , had betterer , or very much gooderer go ancl take un carotte . ALLAH AKBAR . ALLAH IL ALLAH !" The brave Knyght , nothing daunted , drew out Ms tablets and sketched the style and pattern of the Saracen ' s stitched up breeches . Then with a loud shout he cried out" EUREKA ! my name shall be banded doAvn to posterity , for I have made the first step in the invention of peg-top trousers , —a discovery worthy of any age of valour , ancl one that shall descend as an heir-loom to my family of families .

Tho Knyght , on his return from the Holy Land , Avas honoured by his King , ancl praised by all for Ms achievements and discovery . A true and authentic account of this wonderful and original Knyght of the Goose is chronicled in the Doomsday Book Vol 9 ., page 90 ., A . D . 1099 , but being overlooked until a IBAV years ago , Ms lineal descendant and heir has only had tbe honour of being able to make peg-top trousers in this modern and degenerate age . Nevertheless"honour to

, whom honour is due , " a worthy and well known Knyght of the Goose has at last , although many centuries have elapsed , reaped the just reward due to his noble family viz : —The power to erect a coat without arms over his shop-front , ancl to receive a pension of 1000 farthings annually from the Tailors' Pension List to enable him to support his dignity descent and position .

Lost And Saved; Or Nellie Powers The Missionary's Daughter.

LOST AND SAVED ; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER .

BY C . IT . LOO MIS . CHAP . II . The icy Avinds from the northwest blow ; Before them driving the winter snow . tbe " Sparkler " parted the ice which fled before her bowsthe shiing of the East

AS , pp River rapidly disappeared . The battery Avas soon passed , and then came the pilot ' s orders to hoist sail . " Hoist away on your foresail , " said the pilot , through the captain ' s trumpet . "Ay , ay , sir , " replied the mate . "Hoist aAvay on your foresail . " The men sprung to the halyards Avith as much alacrity as the slippery condition of the fleck would allow , and their voices as they shouted rang out above the wind .

" Hey , hey , wheepe mobo . Come down . Again so . Hey , hey , Avheepe mobo . Come l | own , my men . " ^ At every word there came a pull , a strong pull , ancl a pull all together . The sail Avas s ° on m position . Then the order came from the mate . th ^^ y there and hoist th 6 topsail . " This order started another set of ropes through e blocks , Avhich being choked Avith ice made the hoisting more laborious . x 2

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