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r'yours. Keep him away.fronarke, if *played A little /14015.eqt tells
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' Just reporting in .04 sl‘o .nas ehigrirk,edghaellnueipertao
•S -',..141,g.! • 0, fie it,g, '')Art lOyalty made het...flare: • . ••
- Yea want, hirnto. Stay, pretty,7$,; us, ill "Bporting Days and ,Bperting
How s -every- from a arise o.f Piop iety than apY•••- aWn •tennlg, W• IDS a ,caits
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during' tho' enge.gomeht party' ..she
430),,hOr' Secretary, Mary Oatisn'ess:
WOO. poi n ts to iktary,s. brother
ho Is 'run, !lown •o, car as he ,go,ee
et. lier. Bdwon,-,13ciliee renori'di!,,,diecei,erS
the , owed. rueney a..-•;.raaetreek:.e7ob1t:
eaL,The.• igarye naxice;. Dirk
ther.,lorhids. to.
They ,PlaP. tO .11xe•reY '••01.ig:
aneetso3ovven•an speakeapy :*1,‘;ere
ria hidipg::.-1Dirki;. ore his way.' te„
tri the .11.1piter necklace to
ay iiobe. They .ae toltoweeb,,
me Oahe,- of car that Map,:
,Dirit, .loues.:
eiexistonce of The'aiiii,-114b.rft:
-139wor, •Brude..T.Opiter retul.ns.
finding,' her voice '•Witii.‘ sdifficalty, :1 °406.ri:'i: talk that' way aho4t,„if Ahe, yeice of, sueii. terrifi:'Voltirne thattil:1,
5.,,• s'40h; evegthing's :• A. .
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. i ,)i I bad a - • ItAVas a`feebleatterriPtat dignitY t eomPiained 0 being -put off his, •att
7 ''i 'hes s' -P1:.• ''' " 1," • '' h t ,It• tilt Bo* • in the ne3;t•yitor of , eta dittance ,cif„ some 206 yards from aluusilig: stOrJrv: Ojai -It'. §iii• ,WLoillidara
:her ,"erall.:. • :"Thenk :Wbt'itare , we • , to -He:Welt a ','CieeP' brecitlf,:and lit,Wieu ',- • What' the "PlaYer:-.-at the Acither 'Side' Bifie BA:ig.acle,, „of:: Which ....e was•ya,-
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• '''' a ,t a:- . . ' . • ' a........: ', a'.1 bis Rait- life -4e Was,' born in • . • ••;...That. ;',..,vurthy. • Ii4ight NY* '0' 017).:1,17:;
r*:''iiSt:APlii.,6t tie boas tilkekiato 1$49t. Jackson hasket!, part a. •ni,;i•zP11'404, SnIdiqr. On an
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hunch he' Alight. ; ' u .
jeal sy • •• Rose, the Arst,PolOne ' of e
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ofl
.4011:.•--" there twas.-utVer clesPalr in, 'ay:'"O•i•-• `O'f DirIC • • the laWri, tennis courts!" ,
".Go 'Ahead and •( marry lam, thara i.
',you like''eni.thick.:headedl" a'nd :SUM-
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r#c4. t4§ reOlvs.r.
.When.1,40; "176e,t#4'*V4AfAcielti
iii;;;Mtilte•, •OtOrt
4teOtiOn was broken
•Undeitain'. whether, to laggla or be
'Onions -a' Mar y's•tood--for-*:rainu•ter
then :flung :avitay_-fr oni the teleghdtte:
she called What:
she could pee, of that '
prOttudiril from over.crowde4
closet. "Toss ine out a cirest: any
diesa. I've gat to get out.:of her,e„and
Walk off some feelings. Of •alt the
stupid • t'hinga,• men. are stapidest.
•men--4his man, and' that' man,
and Lindbergh, arid:. an the. rest of
thein' -• • a • '
Ideed YOU're right": Dellitagreed
:With Warmth. '"Here you are.ciht •And
yestotlE.3,-. ••- • . . that reminds nie. • Yeti'Ve call tram
"What abOut •Mrs. impiter"s *fill?" .ituyther. • Early•this Morning •it French. for. .sorne hot water_ for shay, -,,
rriet trouble '.'w411°
"--""WillTdon't 'yen; know?" • . came hut: you. itere__Oleep " .,• • '• • ' ally made ,l3Y •Jrcekson..' Mr: -Ral-
e y.ing;pgrposes,:hut natirally could nheot
-ButfaTewaai•s—oa":.-i'faur's clridd,r W,as, --to-he-the-Sonof4li
th I Make the valet andeastand. After "No, noa-in, .pue ot ent' White'
tell had sea' a • • •••• •
thought to rislaa" • head groundsman, u :as is you .
b t
that lied•e: #iend •
Onto!, -t1•ttuie;a: 0100. 'roe •• •
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TE' starteitatpaspeals,..brit;
for instance, was' once going Orit to he. i4ve "the
• p1ay-sith_a-rnainber at Walton Heath, able :Word of ceininaLd: • !Right turn!
'Irina On his- *ay to' the tee:he sad, tern-l-tariearter--right
he
terruPted•her. . forgetillOW'We-Played--lastAbne,-
, ,Now listen. Here's more grief 11lmt I 'remember we had a very goad,
d been prepared to stay in
btaakfaating *Ilene se that
s, -father •anfr -ion,*might don t.euppese an,yitecly 'Ori God'a green
,IVfary 'ha
•her roenti,
the Jupiter
•haVe ;the fir
without the p
if Mr, Bruce
• there Was no
nit be about h
she
••••••••,"IVIr. BruCe
into .f,e. -look after: his
•./ tun. ;He had'
mitch.' 'Oh,' was the reply, you beat
aui '•
vVill ,helieve Me, 'especially Ruy-•me sr_ the last green, though you were
giving me four strokeSi but I• Warn
reeeace of outsiders . But thei. but I didn't have- a think. to do
had goad away aa' -aa' ata with this—didn't' know it till. theyou, Jimmy , -that I've: :been reading
reason •why she sbould-
r nwn affairs. • To' her
aw 4that ' it: Wag .arearlY
rit away;' you say?"
stliotira'rif their' aeunion '..earth
.the dutqV
• -brought• over; • and
,at ataa,11014)Vit, 47man
• lir Washington that .•
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"SoniethIng he
Sharply,:
son ',the image 'Of the,
•• the, thrgaty Voice.
jtist
ported '•artielel 'perhaps
chided.. among. Mr,- -.Bra
• ha,nct, •.••
• "eth You: knell"' vizhat •
7 ';:tliatrecimea. in -err:ships,"
•aa one WOnchaMaif the world
• tOr-
-papercame out and then it •was tee
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late. Have you seen the papers?"
"Which papers?" Dreadful ,Sitspa-
clon assailed her. ,• .
• "All of thein. Theyahave copies of
Mrs. Jupitgr's will. It Was: Med .for
ycur book on goli' *eel; Jimmy
repliecl,'"in. that case give, you
• CADDY' AND 3,/IR.
Lrd.Balf out, then Mr. Arthur Bal -
,four; came to play,golf at LcliFouque...,
the French resorrwhich was practic-
Oh, damn it! Turn down
Basinghall Street!'"
•'SHAVIN 3r "WATER.' a
• Jackson has a 'Crelightfai.storl.
about : a certain nlayor of, Dunkirk he
33lic,er kneW. • After viat- of the
Russian-Se.et to various Frerich'ports
tho• mayors. 'were, invited in turn to,
St, •Petersburg. • • The .anfortimate,
.Maker- of Dunkirk -foundkimielf stay.
big', at ;hotel/ 'where...nob-0-1Y spdke •
French:. • •• •• •
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. "On' his, first. rogra;lig..he'aSked in.
.Oifference': •
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a4;43tClo .•iiondl?evers'arled;; • • -
to soar aboae. me, .
AAtiiit1.0.4',.00n,e,tvteam:lkase
And qn
_ ma„atrivea, ;• ,„ ,• :•
Bpt.ree'0/1117 '4111e,F.Pd-iluteeel*.:'"
Thi.t -the Scan rithae. ' •,• • a
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afirst-and--irasta,ef. -
And ri1f-the world and more,: •• •• 4c,ta.
Is, she r, need in Heavea
And May not need, before_ •• •
—Mary E. Coleridge:• • '
bin 1 the telephone.
Was ...pt"to roar with laughter when- had' beea brought a' varity of articles
Such, iS toothbrushes, bootjacks; aad,
could make.
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- all Say yciu re the cioolest ptapositiori ready rase g or
I of saw, Don't money make any "Well, it's not' ., my busineas, and
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,.differeace to yen, at alp Why, ' she that new inaid'a-, slower than tne-
rought , oVer1"
lett yoa first choice. of her ..jewela-1 Isases." _,„
For, •SOme. yea,. •
beautiful ulreu the rest are to go to her son's wife Mary was clickinOhe hook iinpa-
came to mind
if he marries, and to • You if Ikettentlyi. speaking' Dirks : ofheaf n
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. . till th h
tremor
he vasa jlxv-- doesn't. That makes you••half a mil, mer, trying s e appy
she was' hi- •
eVer a shot was foozled he was Warn-
e,• that he *mild be carryiug the, clubs
oi the Premier of:Great:Britain: Mr.
Jackson also warned Mr, ,Balfolir,
4.`cansequently when lie Made a 'bad
foetle at the third hole we both
so forth', they served hint withsmite
tea. • By this tima he had arrived at
state of such despair that he will-
• ingly accepted it; for, after rill, it.wei
hot, and cpald therefore be made ta
se ve the purpose ef shaving water.
to licia''ahertd—or thereabouts." • in her .voice. - • . . - glanced ihstmetively• at •the boy, 'who F
• , Mary -said. ,"Wait. •--Let me think" "Mi.,' Ryyther, ple4iii: ': Miss Hark: had both hands over his r outh and And for . the rest of his stay the poor
fellow :aatualli shaved himsel.:! motn-,
' 1 '' • •• She leaned her forehead . against the *P., •Dirlt?" ' - • , , • Was writhing in his endeavor to Itifle
de's' contra- •
ins atter morning -with tea,"
cool metal Of the telephone's inelith- The- pleaaa-at!, drawling . tliliee of his u seeinly Inairth. This amused Tr.
He thought all Was well. But: when
Bed's, sne piece. Presently, ' when she could Ptephen.Ruythca was. speaking: "Got Be.lfoilr imminSely. A few holes la er
ollta 1.brings
trust herself to speak, she said: a little iieWs.ter yon, 14/dry. Tried:to•it`•ivas I *bu played a bad shot, and
tie:Ai
is tile- denSest9" ••
•
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••"jast abeve tlae ey es .'.4"
ei., r,,14, -e, . "That's Wonderful: But "how do get. you Yesterday,: but you were out this time the boy, roared with laughter
1,•ti n?4,1,. you make it half a inilliorr—•even if, ,Jupiter tell ;Yea his- wife left,:a Will? out loud. 'HOW dare you do that after
-the-money val.i.-:e were' to be coasid- Better come. in and see. Me when- what' I told you'!' I indigruartly de, -
e'' didn't ered?" ' : '' ----r------", - .cam "Littirbeve,st in i - mantle& `Oh, m'sienr,' was, the Cen-
aain. . . "The".the' f "
.necklace,trite waswer;
, kid; n.ecklace Oh, I knew all aboht that, Mr.
Don't tell me you'd pass tip 'a geld: Ruyther: " I thought- you wer D' k for Monsieur le Preitaier,!' " •
added, .
lilae that if it's offered to you?
r37. 'La . here, was ' an edge to her voice
look when she ans'wered-: '"I• don't know
li. -its
anYthing about this; but tir.it's true
' a" I can tell you 'this—I choose anything
own else but the necklace!. You an tell
lug• your paper that!" ' . •
"All right. ` But. don't get :sore: at,
Y' rae. .r: tell .you I've nothing. to do
said he'd..•..etel, 111 town tin'
"".
• back to the Riveera; ' aatl h
• care if he never save-Americ
1Eles,itityia' -at the Ritz," she
irrelevantly, but:With obvica.s, r
. Jupiter ,Honse, was too "co• unt
suit sante of its seivants, thou
;.r,Titagnificence.made that hostelry
•••"•pale cbraparisoM
retreated into her, .
thonghts. Bruce's' recur
* • just at this tirne! She Otight to
•
joie, she was free OW to go or sta
•she pleased. She did not take th
• • quarrel between Bruce and his fathe
seriously; it would jnive been aurpris-
-•ng if something of the kind had not
•falcia place, jest -Of -first.
On the surface, • father and son
were as unlike as it was possible for
• i • :two menof the samehlood: to be, bit
surely the difference' was more artifi-
.
cfal than real. When they got a little
I r •
• 1
• used t� each other, these would get
along better...Brace walla suaely see
_ his tether's need of companionship.
• .•.And- the. •ckfd manufacturer would
lear9.-that-oatan_wasjiot ernaseulate
mexely because he was an iethtain,
•
•
She -would have to take Bruce aside
and, bequeath him her knowledge of
kis ,father's ways. She wondered if
he played aibbae; or if Mr. Jupiter
could, be converted to chemiri-de-fer.
Suddenly a wave �f heartsickness
Pont oirer her that almogt rocked lier
aa!she stod. Ilhe dug the 'heels
her hands hands into hey ere h arid bit her
ip. Diet Dirk! • Darling lDirkT Why
dal 't h call up' or came to see het?
a•
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- . matters of dresSa
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•
"Do the papers say I ',chose the
neklac.e?'' • . •
• "No, they "ust say—well, get 'em
and read 'em yourself, They dont
say anything but what any reison-
ble• human • wouldtake for granted.
"Oh, how. dare they? • Oh, I. Wish I
as pure you had nothing to do with
Dick told rrie—oh;--" She was
ing now with helpless mortification.
a \minute or more the sound of
dry sobs echoed in the tele-
.
m sorry. I'd have stopped it if I
But after an-, people are:IWuid--
nista about, you—you're. in the
eye—you're young — yoU're
l—ouve got the kiricLof luck
ery shdp girl wishes she
it!
cry
For
her
phon
ould.
to spe
piiblic
!nautili)
that ev
had—"
"Oh, d
lr .
•, TENNIS GARB...
.11B returned thFrance he. was reacting
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some translations . what Russian
4wspapers hal:. said about the visit,
and was horrified to find: :"Perhps
the Oddest thing of all was that the
or of Dalnkirk regularly used 'tea
for shaving with •
Mr. Jackson's memory goes' back ail
Dirk there? Can Xatalk to him?" extraordinarily long way. • Readers,
ed "Dirk went away on rt little buil- sCorreetibdaress far tennis players i3 and 'old equally, will revel
in
"Why—" hejtateel, embarrasel •
Ubje t frequently finds iti way his cheerful and crowded pages. The
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into the papbrs-but what about this.
Whet Dr. Dwight, the "fathr" • ef
American lawn fnniP, came to Eng
lad, Mr. Jackson arranged a genie
fOr him vvith one of the Renshaws
"onthe Maida Vale • coVered curt,
where there was usually small gat.
,lery of both sexes ta watch the play.
Fortunately went into the dressing
roma before he made his appearance
, on the court, for I found hirn arrayed
in a aidollen vest and a pair of wool-
len Pants, partly buttoned and partly
pinned in front—a rig -out which
might have evoked cOmmerit in thfs
countria With the aid of Tom Fleni-
lag, the keeper of the court, I made
him respectable in the customary flan-
nels. . ." •, •
One of lhle pioneers • of 'Engli:th,
lawn tennis -was Bagnall Wild, who• .
invente • the sys o• "-draw "hy,
which byes were aVoidca after the first
round. In most -of the early tourna-
ment prespectuses it Used, to 'he an-
nouncesl," that—
"the 'Bagnall Wild System of Draws'
would be adopted. On one occasion
Bagriall Wild ;nd hi g wife•were sta57.7
ing at the Imperial ilopel at Exmortli.
Mi -avioli, Wild. was :ansy one
afternoon making a dirninutiVe pair
of undergarmentsfor one of her little
ones, when two of her friends entered
the tome and one inquired what she
was doing. 'Can't. you see?' was the
prompt answer. 'This is Mrs. Bag -
nail Wild's System of drawers".'
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from p&in
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A 'lot et things ban cause aheadache
or other:Pain, but there Is • one thing
that will al.ways•gtire you relief! Just •
take a tablet or of Aspirin. Your
suffering; ceaSes, Relief conies in-
stantly; regardless of What may have
:been making your bead throhr With •
• . •
Aspirin is harniless—eamlot riepres4
the heart Se there:s no • use waiting
for a headache to "Wear Off.' It is user
less to endure ;iin of any kind when
you can get Aspirin. It a• blessing
to Women who sufferregular systemic' ,
pain; t3 men whc must work on, in
spite of detiain,•fatigue.or neuralgia;
Learn, its quick relief loi..colda • for
neuritis, rheureatisin,; lumbago. Be
• sure to get Asplria—and' net a subti.
tite. All druggists sell Aspirin 'tab-
lets. •• - • ' • • , • •'
• "Aspirin' is a trade mark registered '••
in Qanada. „ ; •
ness trip.. Didn't he tell you?"
CHAPTER XXIV. - - ; •
n't sair anY More!"
* lo *
• There was a pause. • , " •
"At rig -Miss-Harkriessf" Bv,ren
said stiffly. "Sorry 1 bothered' you,
But at least don4,-blame meler the
Fly skipping town—blame that 'on.
She couldn't' keep thinking of Other your high-minded boy friend."
people's affairs forever. I • "Dirk, Why, what" I.
Perhaps if she called hint -,- she "He must have gone around to
*as halfway t� the telephone when it '• Shay's with a warraat last night af-
rang. Glad relief Wept through her; ter we left. • The Fly and his pals—
hy the way, tha Mug with him is -his
her voice Was almost singing as *e
• chauffeur, the One that did the drivr
' Twel utterly miserable people faced
each other downtlie length of the
great Jaeobean inner -table • that
night . that night Which • should
'have held paricular, happiness • for
both of them.; • •
•
• Each • was hereicalle resOlved to
keephis troubles- from other but
their woebegone laces would have
told, the tale, even if the loquacious
Della hid not
'"You're looking a little peaked,"
Jupiter ventuad: "Better cerna aleig
to Bermula with neict 'week."
. Mary raised stricked 'eyes at the
word "Bermuda."
• '• (To be contiatied.4
answered..
•1
"Did you
CRISP •?
say
Just try one"
Such crispness, flakiness, freshnesS are
found only in Chistie's Pierniurn
SiKla Cracker. They furnish just the
salty tang for soup or salad. . . just
the crisp -base for cheese or jatn.
tristiAav.47.-rg
PktAtir:
Aittryr,
•4t1.
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October -
The level sun aslant through autumn
• -avOods
Touches the oak and beech to -"ruddy.
••
bronze, " ,
Makes gpid arid ivory of bracken
fronds,
And decks the silver birch with
palest. eltroree.-
Hawthorns have shed their harlequin
•' -attire • • .
And, etimso1i7berried, via v1th rose
and briar
To 'feast the questng, squabbling
finch and tit. ,
haok is dedicated to.LOrd Riddell, "A
real gportsnan, kindly 'anctgenerous,
to •.his' fellows.: arid ' .a truly loyal;
friend."' • • . • " •
" •
• Farty warders, a' clerk,. a doCtor, 'a
caplain, and a governor: • form the
staff Of Cerk •Prlson• (England), •which•
recently had • one Prisciner in its•hun•
dreds of cells:: • • • •
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Loaly, the crows. drift th an e•pal
sky,
While, o'er the boson of the rich
• ploagh'd lands.
A shimni11
0114gancigsa,rraent wrought hy
faii
A-lillion- tiny webs hi. the broa;
The robin's careless song so sweet-
-tlyshrill
Brigs to the heart a stran W-
ive thrill.
So bittr-sweet the scent of fallen
—1). L. 13,
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Those authors who appear some-
times to forgtthey 'are writers andi .• •
remember they are men, will be our
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• favories.--Disraeli.
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FINDING A SOVEREIGN.
Before professionalism at football
became lgrilized,Mr. Jackson tells us;
'hre were an kinds of device:1 for
making it wa-th 'Ana for • amp.' aura
to play.' A Player who had just taken
part in his first game for .a club he
had been persaaded to join,
"was changing ,his boots after the
Match. He found something hard in
erre of them, which proved on exarii-1
ination to be a sovvign; 'whereupon
he said to his neighbor: `Oh, lo4!
Someonezs dropped a sovereign in my
heot! Vie reply was: 'Shirt, up, you
fool! Dont talk about it; aid if you
play well next Saturday most
likely find two ..1.1dre.'
Opinions, about the Corinthians
seeta to heas been euriotialy divided'
*hen the dlub was first formed. nur•-
irg ohe Ot their tours, says Mr. 3:ak,,,
• The :litters
we note that a Wisconaln farmr'
mistook •a group of his relatives for
yinmen, and opened fire; killing a.
cousin and wounding to others.,
This recalls the story tit the English
train Whch- wag stopped . by an
emeageuey 'signal trona ifehle • Oh- Son, SulAtriand newspti er stated
known passenger. The guard -th the. ,taaia,
"The Corinthiena :Mier Were not
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wane of an investigation niet ea
delaY,, seS'Ingthe 'game fron' the
itcod et the ( viayilig _4,40,04
it would Make *1 gentlytdelnapiag their kid
late to t his wedding; • The gglliardi ,evea a . hands when applauding the
looked at him sternly Mid deiliftint. rtatili or ancouragirra then* men with
ed: "Are You ogure it Wallet Ydll °6a 'Well Played, old thapie" uttered
pulled the eetal?"--oroato Mail rind 111 A listls5 dravahlg style." • In AO-
• Enipite. •• • 1 . ' '1 lett col tradistincticai to this,vrs the
'acuation Which appeared th
SHAM Wdatit week Ili • si tailbtlare- vapor to• the
Depend, upon It that all flse, all_ Seat that the Coritithiafls
sham work,hoWever ft tiIay last for r„;:y indulged in tete. play and were
a little, the elfect of it Is ultiniately the most dangereualy ciael team that
destroy reputation t� tare away over oppoed: proviacial, uotbalera, I
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