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I V, .: � , ... is not new, The Stoics, spoke of significant that BurAs -was never ca,p- Whqp. We were first acquent, Church, of -the Air; 12.noon, Canadian more honoured to -day than ever, and '
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.�. I L' ti;d fist of "valuables" which can nobler qualities of 'womanhood. . She is stronger than dleath, a love that from storm. Was there - ever, such t I stood in his home In Dumfries .� - N%4
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11 b.- . I carelessness, for a rental of a cent or two. a day. Probably y-qu ' personality. Ham -let. is qeeply'anov-� ,Consider his great lyrics. They are "We, modest, crimsonAipped flower, Doom," was 4n%pable of a, sa u- family group, with the" father and I 9 � , , .
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"I'll . -will think of other valuables� which we have omitted- I Goddess, in spite of ,Perfection of mo es and Thou's -met me In an evil He never called,thimself "a fool."" A. iousness afid reverence, to this ancient . .
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I ,,.��t'. iAgreements I I Diaries Mementos and pitifully deficient in these nobler of. the true� classic. We have: "To -ThY slender, etem;- 1 ship. Hie' heart was everjrue� He _ .
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2i ,,, � , . ontgo measure of his greatness. The inner ,'A correspondence fixed with * Heaven I �
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g�. ; Certificates Heirlooms Old laces - I . terness, "Fraility thy name is wo- Red RIDsel," "Afton, Water,'� " O' a' the Wee, sleekit, cowrin beastle, - ' ' . . I
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T11, -Birth � Important Letters Parents list might be easily lengthened. . Thou needna, start awa, sae hasty despondency and a tender pity for But Robbie Burns drank.. Every- . .
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I -i .. -Marriage -Automobile . Photographs and -felt and these songs take their I wad be Ioth, to rin and, chase thee . . I ter to William Cruickshanks, 1788, be " -
1,12k - .. The divine Aeneas is commendled I His sorrow arose 'oui of his sensi- writes: "Lliave, fought my way Bev- .
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I I.. _ - I to understand (how Highland Mary Has brokea�nvture"s social union an organism meant that he was, ties- flieIng to send every guest to bed I . .-
, .. " �. I I Cutios Jewellery SouveniA . In the striking picture of Dido's in's ,tined to taste all the bitterness as drunk if Ithey can." .. - I . -
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.11� Dee& Leases i6�7_ found the City of Rome (all pure 16g- life and be the subject of .so passion- Which makes thee startle well as all the thrills' and -pleasures Burns was speaking of homes, of . 9)
,:�-. Designs , , Lodge Records -�nd of course), Queen Dido ,receives �te an adoration'and the inspiration 'At me, thy poor earth born compan- of life. He, too, knew both failure high respectability. lin 1793, three .
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ii I I ' ittle or no consideration. of his best love'songs. Only a few . early death: . I
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'. � k4 elapsed between the occasion �he Death and Dying Words Of spite of all ,these things the world it is the private par -ties in the -homes I
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mh �, . ESTABLISHM 1817 . . be subservient to some -P,ractical pur- of marriagei and the scene in which "Thro'_epl�-the town she trotted by him revem Ift memory. I the country that do me the misclidefi "' . k
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,��,-M � Pledged. their love to one another over Wi' kindly bleat, when she did %pyhI Burns was essentially a ly we feel sorry for hiin. Let us, give I
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I 11,�, . 46 to his female friends abundantly this romantic way, to ,plight their him live a strictly disciplined rellgloas .1 � scan iou ' I
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11�-.";,iltl . 11 . , .... W �'_ ferried t6 the life Of Burns by Charles National Anthem of Scotland, "Scots e -ad. The most significant man in I
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