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The door opened and a man, strode said unexpectedly, and W ury?a ,: ,X%Vhy are ey at the Court if lifg �-ead wa& tbi� siest of s I The ChJu, - �
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-e of thirty, an athlete, a cricketer, 6uths ago, th6'fio . that- bad been said about MaUrice You �'�� " �� -
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I a .man who belonged to the out -of- venda'Milton was taken from the '. homd�Halifax Herald. '� �:, 11 �.;��
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diseases of domestic . . n., -They whispered things of tor. -He came slowly across the lawn, The fellow's risen frpin the gutter. � Ontario in 1980 b-.. ov . .2 , � I �
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.. by the- most modern principles. men. , in , �Maurlice Meister at Scotland Yard his X wis thrust 11rto,,-his.,,trousers His father was our g.arA,qAor---L!1 .million gallons, of gas, an .t q z I ." -
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I - r Mary." He might deceive the world - ' . � atise and 'consider that ,you rig' ,-, - ".:�
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-.1 Graduate Dublin, University, 4�e- Col6nefValford shook his !lead. Alan hesitated. east wing were grimy—not eve I'm sorry we face; again he was his, suave s'e" * the use made of the -royal mai .-!.-'1. .. ,
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d killed rutlillessly, purposelessly,, if fool!" �Pnd fielded for her when she wielded pa sed beyorM the sphere of human Wingham ................... 12.47 . I—'
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ed, hale and hearty, snapping their more about the Lenleys than he had "There is little to tell �'� W'e'bare The girl was looking at him won-. Children now are back at school, . ... C.- N I . R. . I .. �% 11. I . I'll . .
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on,9ciousnegg "ViAt their bouses ivere " I— . . . er the heads ofibett6l' men and I don't "Who is Tb6 Ringer?" she asked. Yet I'll miss the noisy troop,., . � .......... . . . East. , - ., ... - , I -
know'Aether *to be'ilid or sorry!" "Nobody you would know anything With the.ir merry boop-a-doop. . �;,,!�;,
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ark angel o death, had passed and , It seemed that the spring had come .4'I've had a little luck in one or two -h 'th e If the house had one kid in it. Clinton ............. 6.68 .05, k, �.,,.,,
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,ommissioner and that I owe my pro- "I wish to heaven ypu'd find some- Calls for Miar�, George or Jack. . �.,
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nd th � Commissioner raised his eye- A.% he walked into the village from She caught his eyes looking at the "You are at present in a West En.1 you?" I Clinton ............ I.i.FV5 . ,,, .9A9 -'.-.11 !!!! i -4,
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rows in surprise. the railway station, Alan saw over house, and instantly her, expr6s- division, aren't you, Wenibury? What Thus it went the wh le day long. Holinesville ...'. 12�05 09'-- , -,,
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you know him?" he asked. the hedge the,famous loenle�r Pa 4ion .changed. was your last case? , I don't seem to it was just one gran' sweet -song. Goderich ........... 12,20; 10.06 ' 1
stonished. "I didn't know Meister's Daffodils. blazing with a golden glory. "Poor old Lenley eourtl" she said remember seeing your -name, in, the . � � � .;Z:.. jj�
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-eputation as a lawyer was. so wide- BeyOiid'the tall poplars was the roof softly. "You've heard our,news, Al- newspapers." , � . . Now the music's silent,-- still�- I I . .� I %.,., .
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his little inoustache. ahead of him. The bald�headed,larid- beau thinking about, ,does it? Johill he'said. "My la'st job ,doz,to,dAquire Gaily, yet ';Vfth Iftench of heart. . . I I I , -,v-- � "P
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yer," he said. delight on his rubicund fabe. Alan stared at her. I . � oil the night of her big Ambassador's ,......-Dean D. Hurmdv,P Goderich ......... .......... - 5,60 .;..� I 1% 11, , "
the Commissioner, shook his. head .. ,, . 1 '9 11 .11 � . Menset ............. i..... . .. .. �.. 646 I t'
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"NoW.you'ire got me Out of my tion and we're all very proud of you. He was looking at -Mary as he � .......... Me-Gaw ................. 4,,. � 11 .. 11 -
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depth.. I don!t even know the Len- You)ll be Chief of the Police On� Of I she I ghed at t i- e, Her face was -,a,Magnet - 'WIT AND . Blyth . .................. � 9. 4-9. . I ,
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