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Honor graduate, of Ontario Voterin-
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Rotunda Hospital for Women aTid
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OMee and residence, Goderick street
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Or .- thur," laughed Pert, "but I'll fix it attitude to which be Sometimes felt as I say I dol I/ have loved you veloped later, and for weeks his life revealecl in the !''
pose." ince we were children together. I hung in the balance. .. 1(
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drawn. sigh, and be gazed into dist- "I think it would sound very smooth ferable. have never cared for anyone else. My Meanwhile tbeckers worked early use ofgood CA.AQ,1 I I ,I, I
out here in the moonlight, Miss Bar- As a school girl of sixteen, -with every thought hagzpbeen for your bap- and late at the store, to make up for. stationery. 1-21 . _� I
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ed Checkers-, suddenly n of a biblica The do you suppose I've done so? for fun? of- apprehension and lonesomi�ness, nAAMR-WIS � I ,-��A
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gave her the nick -name, and it ,has where Mr. Barlow, in shirt sleeves lapse had shaken hi, faith, and three each other by reason of natural situa to the 1, 4, 14
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Friday evening came at last, and rocking chair, while ,his wife, a, sweet simply a sisterly . - 0
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drove down the mountain to call up- ton -holes in his new gingham shirts. abject that be cea,d to interest her, I , I % � .1. .
re not cooped up on this hillside farm as the- ..A
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