FOOTNOTES:

[50] O cherished liberty! in vain I follow after thee:

I see thy _tree_ every where, and thy fruits no where.

[51] But it is in suffering continually.

[52] But what would you have? the air is on fire.

[53] A mean or medium winter.

[54] I am a better gentleman than my father, because I have one

generation more.

[55] There is no harm in that.

[56] There is no bad smell. This fire makes itself respected. What a

heat!

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