SENTIMENT AND APPETITE.

We remember an amiable enthusiast, a worshiper of nature after the

manner of Rousseau, who, being melted into feelings of universal

philanthropy by the softness and serenity of a spring morning, resolved,

that for that day, at least, no injured animal should pollute his board;

and having recorded his vow, walked six miles to gain a hamlet, famous

for fish dinners, where, without an idea of breaking his sentimental

engagement, he regaled himself on a small matter of crimped cod and

oyster sauce--Q. Rev.

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