Nouvelle histoire de Standford et Merton ; être un vrai compte des aventures de Tommy masters et Harry, avec leur cher tuteur, MrBarlow . comme planté de fleurs richement-ing inde-arbres à caoutchouc, des radis de printemps printemps, cab-bage, tous les ressorts de la croissance, qui weremoistened par des sources d'eau douce. En bref, il n'y avait rien dans le jardin, ou dans la chambre,mais pris du caractère de son maître. SANDFORD ET MEKTON. 213 Agesilcius Chrononon maintenant souvent consulté ce type d'urgence qui ont été identifiés, soit dans son homeor dans l'état. Je vais vous donner, dit-il à Chronon oneday, ? Deux millions d'ÉFVP

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New history of Standford and Merton; being a true account of the adventures of masters Tommy and Harry, with their beloved tutor, MrBarlow . as planted with richly flower-ing india-rubber trees, spring radishes, spring cab-bage, all growing in spring beds, which weremoistened by springs of fresh water. In short, there was nothing in the garden, or in the house, but partook of the character of its master. SANDFORD AND MEKTON. 213 Agesilcius now frequently consulted Chrononon such emergencies as arose either in his homeor in the state. I will give you, he said to Chronon oneday, ? two million piastres if you will be myChief Chamberlain. Chronon sprang from his seat, and, at a singlebound, jumped at the offer. In this new capacityhe was of the utmost service to Agesilaus. It istrue he made many enemies, who attempted, under cover of false friendship, to seduce himfrom the paths ofhonesty. No, answered thevirtuous C h r o -non, I feel thatmy gratitude toAgesilaus cannever know suf-ficient bounds. Here he kicked out right and left, and sent the conspirators flying in all directions ;then he tucked both his legs under his arms, and. 214 THE NEW HISTORY OF walked on his hands into the house. Agesilauscould not but admire such admirable conducton the part of his minister, and foreseeing thathis popularity would in course of time renderhim the greatest possible favorite with thepeople, he privately commanded his assassina-tion. Nor, perhaps, was this the only reason for themonarchs wish to be rid of his elastic minister, as it so happened that at this time there wasengaged in a menial capacity, at the Court, ayoung and lovely maiden, who was called byall Cancanina; and, indeed, this was her realname. Agesilaus, inflamed with a passion which wasas unreasonable as it was impolitic, determined totake the earliest opportunity of declaring his truesentiments. Having craftily given all the minis-ters and officers of the Court permission to makean excursion into the neighboring country;

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