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ij,iLL HHENDERSON was driver on
the Loa Angeles. Sant+ Ana and Sas !hago
eta*. line for 21 years. For yeare be drove
eight horses ad oIter ten. The railroads
have deprived the stage line of their busi-
ness and Uncle Hill, like others ot his call-
ing. has gone Into retirement. His tales
of adventure aro esemiogly without limit..
•()•e bright. sunny morning in early Aut-
umn, about 1878,' said he the other day, '1
had a bar load of -.•sse•gers miners, mer-
chants and drummers -the whole 29 bound
for .an Diego. Near ('api•toaoo Valley we
reached an up grade, and the horses settled
into a walk for the first time tines leering
the station. We had alme•t reached the
summit when two robbers sprang into the
road from • triage of bushes to frost 01 my
leaden and yelled 'Stop !' in a manner that
caused each passenger to spring upright and
grab hie pietola. At the mine instant, four
more mea. all well armed, sprang out of the
underbrush aad poked their guns tato our
very laws, crying in unmistakable tones,
`A 'tune off the perch !'
'You've tot the drop on us, bore,' said I
laughing, fur we had so chance to either
fight or run.
'1'es, arid we are going to keep it!' replied
the leader of the gang . 'you hold thaw Lime
and keep your jeer shat, sad you wool be
bothered.'
'Off that perch '.' was repeated, and the
way those passengers hustled off the top of
the catch was oomioal, but they ..w noth-
ing amusing about it. In • moment the
highwaymen bad the whole tweaty-nim in
• line like soldiers on parade, ooly there
was so attempt to dregs ranks. 1 noticed •
small cigar drummer flanked on Doe gide by
• tall moor and of the other by • fat neer-
chat. He afterwards declared that he felt
himself to b• the biggest man in the crowd,
and knew that several of the gum were aim-
ed directly at him. Two of the robbers
stationed themselves when they could rake
the whole hoe with their .bo.o, while two
more relieved the passengers of their valu-
ables. One ma carried • barky sack. wails
• nimble -fingered brigand robbed the pass-
engers and threw watches, mooey,nsge and
other iewelery into the sack. Even the
titan and whisker were taken, though the
bore ki•:ked against the outrage. The fat
man attempted to rest his heads for a mo-
ment, but at the rommand, 'Up hands, fat-
ty " he had to raise them again, though it
made him grout and sweat to do it.
' I'tk in and be off sow,' shouted the cap-
tain when the light-fingered chap reached
the kat man and • madder lot of fellows
raver boarded a coach, for mosey, whisks,,
cigars, and even their pistols bad been
taken. 'Turn 'em loom, voasg mea,' yell-
ed the captain, and the robbers in freest
swam back out of reach •ad gave my horses
• free road Had there bees • weapon in
the crowd we would have rives them a p•rt-
isg *hot, but, as it was, we could o.hy
make time to the next statin.. The horses
went on • dead run, and half an hour after -
wird a dozen men •farted he pursuit of the
road &genie I hired • etas to drive, and
helped to try to catch the thieves. We got
near them once and had • lively skirmish,
killing two robbers and wouedtag • third,
but the rest got away with the treasure.
• 1 never loot my nerve bat Dice ; thea
my heart was 10 my mouth for two or three
minutes. Pve were descending the Devil's
inline, Live miles long, • straight, ameetb
hill. I had twenty two pesssagen ea
board, two of them women, °soapily eat -
side meas. I los of the women set b•ktpd
ms ; the other, • handsome young serried
sesta, was between her husband aed sib&
t/hen within a quarter of • mils from the
bottom of the hill my brake broke, and i
knew that wtthia • mooed the big Book,
with ate load of p•m.engers, would dash for-
ward upon the horses. 1' was terribly
steep The tem was in • swinging trot,
and legs, arms, and possibly necks would
MVO been broken if the psessagere should
attempt to jump off, as they would be ocr-
tats to de it 1 gave them warming of their
danger. There was not an testae. to loss,
so 1 grasped my whip. sheeted to my lead-
ers, MA !!lies ' Hen in where we make
Ugs,' trod ,(here the lemg, smooth hill we
mew ea t Ra If • bone Maid dumb•
er fall, it moot death to sere than ass
message es board, bet fer&w..oly the
road was sm,oth and the menials kept their
fest i plied the teak and maim sheeted be
my 1.aders as the W eek beim to gala
maw thorn. The pssggtrers be.... fright-
mssd as she *Masi@ reeled ad reeked wader
the trememieliii ijesil. Several ebb 'Mop,
step r bat this tees jest what i eould set
de The yam b.sbd believed me la-
se for tire s eesst, a.d, drawls' • ptetol.
Med. ' New held sp. or, 1y Anuses, i will
pet a beYse tbr..ga year hexa' Iantmd
of m.essptiag te sossply. i epee lashed my
Mr. flier i • mem-t er two the diger
mad he ever. The yam mem repeated
Me Moab, has lent them W reds womb the
peed mai Weald u .slit .d bis head.
VIM • lead ytq se Ms lima, stili isle
the wteeels, we dashed eat upue the plias.
at the k -o& of the hill, aad I we. 'Doe in •
position to pull up sod explain our danger.
The young averted woollies, who had bees
gouts .-col up to that se000d, fainted dead
1 away, end came user lalling from the seat.
On reachnig the sod of our tourney, the
p•m anger. clubbed together sad bourht one
• handsome gold watch. but 1 can .cure
you that i wouldn't take that ride again for
1.11 the watches os earth.
• (m station was located ea the edge of •
Amid valley ten or twelve miles across,
which had cane been en alkali lake. sad the
surface was an hard, smooth and level .s a
door. At this elation Doe year • large oum-
her of horses were kept to be broken to
bermes. A number of Mimosa vaegoeraa
haraeesed and hitched them up, and • wild-
er and inure vicious set of beasts I never
sew. F,ach one had to be blindfolded to be
handled, and sometimes it took two men to
each borne to get the harness upon him and
get him hitchalt to the coach. They would
kink, strike and bite the moment the blind
was removed. bat moo secured to the coach
they would dash off atter my leaders until
they were run down. I drove eight horses,
maladies two quick aid speedy leaders and
two spirited wheelers ; the other four were
wild animals hitched up for the first or sec-
ond time. When all were ready I would
give • shout, the vaalaeros would.s•tsb off
the blinds, the leaden would sprites for-
ward, and the whole team would break into
• run, the wildest and meet exciting a lead
ot pa eog.n ever enjoyed. This would
last most of the way acro.. the valley, and
when the nest elation was reached the tour
wild horses would be oosipletely run down.
Two each trips sad they were considered
brakes and would be seat to other ota-
tiome.
One trip we had a new driver, who was
going up the road to take his place. H.
was • *edema young fellow. who, from
hie unoeual height, was called Lasky Jim.
He was • skillful nirmm•a. bet was cool
and cautions, and took no desperate themes
as some of the driver. did. 05 reaching
the breaking -in etatioe we thought we
would have a little fun at kis crosses, so I
wilted him to take the ribbooe. 0. gather-
ed up the !toes, shouted to tura them base,
and away we went. It was a wild ride ler
a mile or two, and thee be tried to bold .p,
bot this the passengers objected to.
• Toru 'em loose ; this ain't • beanie.'
•honied a big -nosed elan.
` hive them the silk,' yelled • drummer.
`(live Charley the ribbon,' cried a miser.
'He stood it pretty well till I, too, beva
poking fun at him, wham he cried :
'Gentlemen, I sae drive as rasa as any me
and with this he saddely leased forward.
end before 1 could imagine what he intend-
ed to do threw the lines out of his bads to
the ground ad began whipping his boress.
Run ! If you ever saw • team run those
bones did that day. The ooach rolled to
and fro, tiU I thought • dozen times it
would tip over, yet that fellow stood up in
kis seat plying the silk and shouting
'Tars '.m loos., .bis ain't so hearse
'Don't pat on the brakes " Give the ribbons
toCharley " and other expressions we had
used. Fortunately for his neck ad ours
there wan not a stick or stone, not • rook,
Mod or rut in the whole valley or we would
have struck something and tipped over.
About • mile from the other station then
was a stretch of sal, and here the heroes
had to stop from their rue. The moment
they slowed down into • trot • douse of tie
sprang from the coach and caught up the
lines, thus stopping the team. As we
handed him the lines he fathered them up
as coolly as you please and Daly mid :'
'(:eaUeetea, did we ride fast eno.gh
Then was no more attempt to by hie serve.
'Am opposition stage line see Hummer m-
oored w eomewhet, sea ea me trip a
driver got ahead of m•, sad ou a marrow
grade, ween i could not pass, 1.t bio team
walk for a anile or more. My p.mesgers an
stormed and swore, for the read was sower
level and fairly smooth. and I deker.i.sd te
get even, for owners, steals .sd driven em
our Ilse meant to break .p the *pennies if
possible. 0. the seat beside we was a
young Mar armed with • six-,ho.ter. I
said to him :
'When we get off this Trade we strike a
plebe tubers the leek rabbets are mtusereas,
but I dotal watt yoa to shoot soy of them•
for this team is 'mighty skittish lied might
rue away at the sewed of a pistol.'
He caught my amassing and laughed se he
replied, • W. might pe, that fellow if we
had • reneway.•
As we r.sebed the pia. I oh.oked to my
Mao. and they spree forward in pursuit .t
the other Mega. I rapidly gained and 1M
pee emgere tem busk dopa Mried. 'A
ilius!
A ram b r Tother driver whopped ep
• li
Ms and seat them forward in • rm. ABM
ea
th• jaok a
rabbit hopped •p d sum
easuge the miser pulled hie pineal ad best-
ed away. Y, eight berm dashed of like
whiftwbd, end ek.egh I domed two or
throe times :Au
'Met the meek ! (let .et of the mats
Maas fhb Made roman' away!' the mbar delver
.oyer a Wei ek bet simply kept le the
middle of the read. a
This sees jest what i wtsd,far mn
y ios
was NM" at a trasaesd.ms bout d
enpeesd whim i m.d the ether .k i
d M
ee strike $ ad wheel j.d rid
tasked it elft as Mos*ea Sim
wish a Week asap em Demeg r sees!!
.led etuaeleed dh. Mr
Idled Ube nudism. hve psrmagss
thee ahem tee hers, as *.v k•d te get a
th
wages to 1.01e pee.eepn te tees will.
W e were sued, but ail my merepe.eegers ere
haW
shim I gives the other nennen),pievy
ut o1
wer.iot, but he would oget out of the
read. Whoa the you're miser teetiAed thee
mistimedI had mistimed him m
mos to shoot lett y
team would rues. the jade, a.ul jury hung
oat laughing for they ..w the paint, Mt we
woo our mass, and she owse
Dorms gave t •
suit of cloths kw eking elf the esker fel-
low's wise!.'.
SCANDAL.
• MT MM roe sOVUM.W U* .1001' La.
A LAD1 purtha.eel a home in n
l►e•utdul vtUage about MAI, turas". trete a
well knowfroth s city. She lo.ged tor froair
aad quiet soeoes, and doubthes the would
hay. found ell the happiness which .he
sought in this rural retreat bad not the
plea bea
plau Mated by that terrible spectre
-scandal.
'Have you seen the new attire' •' asked
Mn. Theme ut her uei,lh)'or, Mr. lnw-
room, beet a week atter the stranger took
pwwt
.ioo of Maple ottoge-as the huh"plaoe .he bad purchased was called.
A cut 1 of the lip and shrug of the
.boulders was all the reply made by Mrs.
Lawrence: but in the gestures Mra Thomas
saw, or supported she saw a suttiotcat reams
for shunning the aoquaintaoos of the
stranger.
Mrs. Thomas, who was very jealous and
suspicious, translated this earn language ia
her owe way. •1 hare no doubt,' she said
to her husband •t night, 'that she had a bad
reputation ta the city. She has Dome hers
dressed in deep mourning, hot who knows
weedier she ever had • hesb.ud ! Aad, if
.he had, her wearing black u oo sign be'e
dead, in my ,prance.
The met day quite • crowd had tethered
is the store of lir. Thoma., waiting for the
arrival of the daily mail, which was doe
shoat this hoar. The stranger came is to
as
make some trilling purchase., sad wstar-
ed at by the people, as sit -sneers always are. 'ora
Attar she lett the store, e remark. were
made concerning her lady -like appsae.s.s,
Mr. Thomas immediately rejoined. 'Yee
she appears sweets like • lady, but way wife
thinks her repitatiee umthe best.' mre
Customers coming in, potting ewas
said at that time, bat the fire of made/•1 was as
tindled--the story spread rapidly. each e
tellies it his own way, until them was not
• family is the place het beard and believed
the rumor.
Week. passed on. andm
tee inmate of
Mapis Cottage felt that for some ream oho
was looked upon with mach .empiric. aad
ra
dislike Thewas no hostility, nothing
said or dem for which she could demand an
espl•navoid-
s/meEvery day seemed to increase the avoid-
s/me of her neighbors ; sad .he, meg skis
meadm•kiag overtures towards an salmis_
tames with them, melding tothe city for her
household supplies, sad sever came in con-
tact with any of than save at chnroh, and
eine ben she generally found a whole seat
at her disposal.
At last the storm which had s
seo long dark -
.d the village horizon seamed about to
burst over her head. There were haw
m
threats ot driving her frothe please and
the mob 'Spirit seemed to be gathering
strength.
About this time, some throe meths atter
the stranger came to Maple Cottage. a very
handsome travelling carriage, draws by aa
span of noble grays stopped in froot of her
dwelling, and • fine-looking mss apparently
about fifty years of age, with hie wife s
two childree wess to alight and ester
the house. All the day aed through
the mooing, there was e mead of many
vmime,minrled with the rippling laughter
beans.
of joyous
The mit day was Sunday, het this time
the widow did not nit .bas. Strasgs looks
and low, murmured words -ma through the
oongregntioe, and the minister seemed to
.bare the surprise of his asthma: and look-
ed •.d preached as though under paints/
v.barras.seet. He r.00g.tz.d is the
stranger • =Whiter whom repastiee was
world wads - Mar er thea the rich sad dis-
tinguished Pat
rodded of -College, from
which he was a pedwate.ssor C.
Protean* remembered his femme pupil
but it meet he mama he was beth sur-
prised sad dis•ppoisted. He had gives the are
yews, a credit for *divides! talent, bat
as
this eeraton w • mere repetition elf peer
Mediasplatitudes, sad • okias to public opinion
whisk showed s weak sad little naiad
ernesAtteernes the Preideat bopped a
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Datil the pev.er mese forward.
pW
.ad wises the e.p n weover he mid
Madly : "My sister wrote r that Rlebmad
Arbes wee prv.ahiag bora, but I did asp
nthe sate. with the .smary of my
fannerfoer pepiL'
'Voss .ester,' mid the embaramed young
mea. 'Yen 4o tet mem to my that the
weeny with whom you mitered church i. "
as tes
your sister
'Aad win t'' it wsow Professor
C.'s ten te leek surprised.
Ban .murk, why sot ! What did he
know memo the m•o of whom all had
hes. 'speaking evil,' for the lest three
me.tte
alma'Tisa. le sseseehiag abt this master
Mat 1 ewe.adareiesd.' said professor C.
dlam
'Yen . est a to my that my wiser has
al= • re ideat of your pt.ea, sad Maenad
be year pre ehiag, hr tires n.sathi, with-
in. year earner .pea her' The duties of •
goomo sr are surely better &AAsle4
'Het I did sot due !' ad bore the pew
mea Nsmmered ..d empeed.
'11.d est dare t WI ea ray truer. the
whew el General PIM r and the tinge elf
wsnrM MINIM WM she leek of werpris.
W with .kiah be 000sompan
d the skid ad o.eafafse roan
peeler.
Atter rambles his istero rsidwe i, he
gemeimd bar h semi be the roamer: hot
she meld say tell Mm. kine .Ie, her trsef
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admit that be had supposed from the gossip ed by Coes bellowing : 'Scop. Rgiiitem,'
of -harsh eteaiben, that the erotism was • i awl) • What eve ys dmisg mead= &here
very outcast from society, nod that there !enteral tgy.0•k• ymackl. ""P"'
Aimed taxer
bad bees talk of dr:vtag her trees the phew.
'She will pot mere to re.•is,' said she
Profemor : 'bat before she gore I wUl sift
TM enthusiasm of another Kilwiasing
curler of eighty-four years of has Ps' -
this matter thoroughly :' wed es he did, hap sever hese equalled. Hu risk, of
getbenag up link by link. the wkehe ohm which be was skip• wee pitched ag•=M a
of scandal until he same to Mr.. Lowness. i equal somber from • neiphborine parr h.
bet this she utterly denied, ad lira 0r' the 14(4.5 bufoes the match then had
Thomas was obliged to admit that Hes tea • Mary tail d snow, ad wises the
Lawrence had merely shrugged her
shoulders .ted curled her lip, wises asked
her episies of her saw .sigbber.
'Ab, edged" was Mr.. Lawre.o&i re-
joisdsr. 'I remember of thinking she maid
are he mush of • lade, as elle won a laded
deletes sled did her owe wsshisg.'
The Professor prwbed the following
Sesdsy, end .t the .eledusies .t tis die.
Doane, repestsa the tale of wrong. addiag :
Had this womm really bees poor ad
friseidlem as eappo.sd, what would the end
here been ! Deprtyod of her good neem.
sed 1a osleesq.ssoa, of all seas of eaesileg
a livelihood, she maid doubtless bays hesa
discouraged sled desponded, mil weak down
to the grave a victim of tis. -_a'-1 of those
lobby calling themselves Christians : sled
who, in the sight of (3rd, would set only
have Dees beeped sem' liars. but murder-
ers.' - Wood's Magazi S.
ANECDOTES OF CURLING.
One Jerk Reid, s Peebles meson. who was
• keen eerier, and as km •'aloes d
was may a tis. •d eft wt to esr
nib by the las Sheriff Bonetfor bang e..-
ewstd in the illegal taking of seism. The
Sheriff am was a entbniestie easier, sad
mimed no opportunity of pattioip ting in
the gam that presented itself. The Sheriff
was • midget of Peebles, hod be and Jost
were frequently brought into 000t•ot dttrisg
the earns' some e1ya as fellow -players
rte the ave su
risk. 0. e eoa•sio. Jock
was otboi mar es skip of • rink, sad the
sheriff was ahem to May, wbea Jock sheet-
ad -
'Shirts, Wye use that state, sol !
'Vas, Joek,'.sswerd the Sheriff.
'West, thea.' exelebmsd .leek, trium-
phant', bye" kis 'keen' os the seas,
faint «1'e that sae misty days !'
Archibald 'ahs h.dseme,' the ninth Duke
el Heedless, was a ardent devotee el the
'resets' some.' O.se while Maytag is •
match, Meet the Meer, ehmet depended
teen the ee.cMmfel Mot el sae of W rifts.
kM Gem e•lld out lie the plepr (ase of
his tows ploughman) who load the very wMM.
& seem to play. 'Hew. Joh*. tkle im •
shot teyskig all the dexterity •si art yo•
see tensor M. lila es' you break throe¢
Mb mem Duerr, •ted awry eut the whew
epee this bel[ -rash. V ear mother shame
west mel a' the whiter. I'll mid Mr a
bsLL'
Meeker Mile riming as thsi-et .rte a
lamer Fnrf d Mba whom the ase
was hese, was weer skewer frees the meet -
hogs of hie edak ea the Kiilwiaai.g peat A
Iseal weed
who aseablmed the
e...upat seeyel lar... , sed bleke perdeye
..A.4 as of the Hs.4's ped,. When
bb Lereales milaerussae wee umber is
the Sea dio5Mwe 0...meld inert eek,
home overhead., '(7om• es. HibiaM ., 1ef
hey t ease es, 1 Ube m g.. am' If the
dam mile • dsii.' MH he .oald adld.
. 'Mea. l••'dr *Ws mu&When
reseltsmw menet . he M . l au-
riasis his elm* sea salt 1411.-
hem Is the pimasae lead keen 'Ise alum.' _sere apse d'. Yah. en..elk ,r
IN tall m. ,DeterminedL e d the tee..DeterminedI alta.
1. end .ted the ebonies. et tea • pe,. 04 1*et611t 4.1111"8 W LM4 we
man& be Nets dmnmded eirphi sties el ,
eweslml knew ampem •
IMO
M
parties arrived at the peed anther • shovel
ant • *ado maid be get with whiet toeless
the las. What was to :be dem ! la their
eatb deme they mould sot easily wait till
Mese i apismesta were procured from the
village 'Look hen,' exclaimed the veteran
et eighty-four. •I'11 tell ye what to das.
Hen's my grey plaid -I'm sax feet hick,
a' I'U roll sayeml in it. Twa o' ye'il tak'
the as sad, •a' &wa the iter, aid draw ms
breitbide the length of • rink up an doom.
a' y.'l1 akar the toe at ewe.' This plea
was immediately carried out, the r=k was
oleared, and the spirited octo*eo•riao was
asm the worse of being wined se • snow
ploegb.
A worthy Lanarkshire bailie, who was
also as enthusiastic curler, bad, by over= -
dodgem at Council dinners and other hos-
pitable tables, brought upon himself an ex-
orooi•tktg rata* of goat. Um mor.i.g
when be was writhing ender the .gory d
She romoeseises tyrant nig rdd boueekssper
Miaow to remark that the carters were to
he ss the ice ea that day at a parish hoe -
spiel. Le., • match with mother pariah.
Time teem..% he beard the news the worthy
magistrate tossed amide the blankets, sad,
jumping oat of bed, *Miriam of his pekes,
osiled out with all the esthasleem of twenty
--.lassie, womw Jamie, soy Masse and
my bosom !' Ina incredibly abort apse of
time the worthy bailie was in the midst of
W rid wrung armies. plying with all his
.seaseuad fervour mod .4.111. And to
. rows els, wader the sxaitessrs and subilsee
Wen of the gamy the gest yasiehed, sad he
tam helm as sprightly as • yosogaMr is
Ms teases
Amebae vaterea-l. Upper Clyde•d•ls-
who bed .sen belied up to for may • day
as the met skip of the etsstryside, had
harms m led kis years wiling so heavily o.
kite that he reggneafall, resbs.d hies to
the Mies appraise alas r were ever.
The sboa-
spiel, made the 'bleed ma sumeer mwhie
mem main. He leaped to 1111 hbs eh/ pest
of skip f.. hie native parish was mere.
The mike' med. however, was two miles
4 .55, sod it was ret pe.ible ler kite te
lag hs heavy melee Mese Ms* disease
The whole sight before he kept ewf5s.Iy
mer.nri.g, 'I maim try's. I wed.. k. sista
te s•mR.'t'
'D'ye la* ye mid deo nay gads gia ye
were there r asked his wife who wee a bake
hearty mems, mete tea er twelve yeas hie
'Aye, that ..rid 1,' he answered. with •
.1g
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's7 net easy ee that here.'
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see amehiq it y the middle, heaved it'
over her desalike, and carried them to the
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Cure Biliousness, Sick • Head-
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PILLSB
Arc I'urely Vegetable,
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Act gently but promptly and
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"Labor is the most peewee .1.1.7 1.
Mrs lead into geld." TM wrote Midst
8eeaaw ,care ago.
The iter Issas of the ni esteeetb center
My. set dieekeed any memss et raped tri$
sit s the high mesa of ay worthy
. ohieee.est. For the rarest seals there r
still the dredgeey of prepayable, the tell•
wore
Whoa Robert Rewwai.g entered .pan the
post's career, his bet sea was to quid*
kbeeei/ ti steady* end dfgeMiag the Mole
et(J.kreosi'oatotte..t, 11'se be PM"
for W I weadert.1. thew of woo
Ater kis modesties from Harmed OJ•
Ma, Charles Ramer span a whole year •
the seedy et sense (w..e5ss .1 mat*
matin is which he halm tela week W lees
ssprteiaL He studied by hissed ••l
with m mere favo,ahle isevom limp tW
ware le he W is the family jade b tki
adage of the seise and mirth ad the }c.ta/tr
Win *dead it wasNrr lh�r..
tett hb as.e.bs Hsl
the stray was eet r
Mends £y..cl., forbidder y bis father r
torte Womb :to the paewk at .aged
-'i-i- MR, .i beet y W meted ad re
mire kb seediest diplem, i "ht bed
hie Yvteg to make." was too greedy it eel
of leads that be sspleil may basks. ess.sd
width be amid bees Mahe ler a dent
cask. Rut the droller be had est. the
se their mama he mast have
had meet "firss to maks an•q," Yat
bess Wes witer cis lire elf dsd'Prl'
er Mire demos esal loved emery woad P"'
s N-. *ii.g week -
h
Wkea ilii;• twer Hylrues
h the sone orf us.&sPreh.54 .up.rimms
.
ho wee ndesd boy Preemie Henry. Ade "
Mo 8mitheue rat 1541.tiss. Rtaatsd of le
Ow MOM et the aAfw.l el the d.alb.eel*
W teirsis.L.M2211
krw w.rMr.
.ryH� dtepv.imf"1 hat r...Nveitrel ek
tarr'
Met mid the great tm.le ! Na, `11 •
tm krill. pat 111.*. "Thal hri..M
InmMr.t A our.;M our w e,eid'
'SM. get
The moo met ed disemeammeet ./tee it
he beer eit'Maty. 'M +.
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