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ATI'EPAY. AMARCII i, 1, 1. I'xic :, Tiijai, C1,,N'I. .
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THE INLANDER.
"1tReview of Our New Literary
Monthly.
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MAJOR DANE'S LECTURE.
Up the Rhine and Over the Alps.
1shall trv to take' ou ito ott-
if-Ite-way plit's wiscli-thtertla-
lel the et iti it t s'iu'Mr.De.t
Mit frstL~v w v of i v I iti tt ie
I dtitedte entyintotologInr spiatt
t hutg rotandtistilwhithetotit rat
Icthedrl riao tsitructort hofeti tlnt-
t;2etieIt b ~rotinttto fettfitiati
teorto itavittioits itemaostce
stoegitse wok .ikthte trctoitot
thie finges.tI ttcarist Cotoeiit
the rials siunort fura sor tt
tiltittattre iltd tuejor tticevdi
the abstte of gearorstifiautousesn
I
Otnly cities everywhiere-cities iviicht
lie tdescribtetd tith atdjectioes soitie-
twhat siingtular, ' small, compilressetd,
humttpbacketd cities, hitumatnat
hieaps."' Especially hail lie tioticedi
the absetnce of yountg tieit amongtihe
field labsorers. hut here, saitd he,
oit aill finthienm, ini this gatrrisona
opposite Biadetn, thtousantds of itetm.
'jTetnott tp the riser wtl truin
atnt fortifications on either huaitt.
At Strasburg we descetnded withlthte
lecturer into thte subterrattean
citattbers of an anicient castle.
H-ideous instrumnetts of tortture,
"soothting influenices,"' ttenmajor
called thent, are dragged to lightt and
experimented with. 'Te speaker
tells usliow lie lay downa ontthle rack,
appllieti the iroit cap, te bracelett
and antklets, atit was stretcheti, itt
te fashiont of the " goodI old days
of yore ('.)''-only ini less degree.
'Pite House of GIuteinberg at Mentz
was visited, Above Metthle river
wsta left anthIe journey across the
mountains began. A description of
the ascetit of a glacier constituted
thte pritncipal feature of thte lecture.
It is in scenes like thtese, thte thrill-
log tind terrible, that Major Dane in
at htis best. Thin Alpine journey
filled nearly half the evening.
But it cannot be reproduced without
reproducing the lecture eintire, and
in the exact words of the speaker.
J5 lNlIteerO~t iteliet of Cohlege
S ttn tthio kntots itd apritettt b
he i t otttt5 0 carfutsruin it'CllgeS' 'tui-
detsttt hai-iie-ia lasrgee co 01ofskilledl
trasinetotttr btadge anot hettr jettellotd
wok npriiigthis -itveitlo i retl
frdrs ond oh Amani
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