Nell Gwynne did not live in the palace, tho she was one of Queen Catherine's Maids of Honor!

(Per similitudine di quelle valigie, che s'aprono per lo lungo, a guisa di cassa, significa quegli spartimenti, che Dante finge nell' Inferno.)

She looked very much like those famous wantons of history, from Lucrezia Borgia to Nell Gwyn, that you see pictured in the galleries of Europeall very mild and girlish, with moist red mouths, like a puppy's, so that you wonder if they have not been basely defamed through all the centuries.

Thinking it her favorite Carlo, and being in no mood for a frolic, without lifting her eyes she bid him "begone;" but she was soon undeceived by a shrill voice pronouncing her name, at the same time finding her arm tightly grasped by the thin, bony fingers of Crazy Nell, the terror of all the truant children in the village.

The wild, searching eyes of Crazy Nell detected her terror, and her stern features relaxed into a smile as she said, "Poor child!

" Nell paused, and seemed very much agitated; her eyes glared wildly, and bending close to Florence, she continued in a whisper: "We became very poor, in consequence of my extravagance; I then thought my mother a burden; she was too ill to work, and I left her to starve; she did not, however; she died of a broken heart.

continued Nell; "the cloud I mean is such as you just felt,=Temper=.

Crazy Nell continues to gather herbs, an object of pity to the benevolent, and of sport to the unfeeling.

And now, my dear little readers, I must repeat Crazy Nell's expression: "Conquer your temper, and you will be happy;" or, in the words of the sacred Scriptures, "He that ruleth his own spirit is greater than he that taketh a city.

[Footnote 20: William C. Nell, The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution (Boston, 1855), pp.

"[30] [Footnote 27: W.C. Nell, Colored Patriots, pp. 244, 245.]

I'm ri |-fled, quoth Nell, | of man |-tle and kerch |-er: Why then | fare them well, | the de'il | take the search |-er.

This last innovation was said to be at the request of the king, one of whose mistresses, the famous Nell Gwynne, was the favorite actress at the King's Theater.

"Indeed, indeed, Nell, it is a solemn and strange and perilous thing for a woman to become a wife.

What a joke, sir! Is it Mabel or Jenny or Nell?

Six little Bunkers at Lighthouse Nell's.

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