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upxPeoup-des, Par Private arrangement 10,
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etria tied, up his holes at the otalranee of tbe,
She bad plcu,ty,of $line 1pfQrs boy, and she
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AFFAIRS IN AFRV NIST is
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A 0"gris 14. 0110,vier w wolliess, .
to. Lorig,p
tjisi7sis, to ride over . allas to,
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Inorrow, MD4 wait in the shirublia
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%�Iirubbogy After &A, Interval we be&
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, galn, farther Away from Us.
CoollIA's votes a
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belonged $6 the ora, proons, Who never
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fail to make the most of hor advantages. The
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girl's face with an eirnestrielo that 04
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Is therealaftlathe land I
'That 0000 her rponk And as that 2 i
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,Past tid. it it rams or inowfilie in to .try th
We followed the voice. The interview -which -
other 44 I saw the annougloonteril; of he;!
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box to draw Add blush. .
back'.
Tho. AlarK StondlIX I .1mereneing - Tka
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With scomful eye wo-paiii her by, �
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WA,4 4400140 gal future doatlaX Art, Ilia lied
. art go to a groat Irogimaster, a .
in is Mau worth.
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it She was saved, Air, by the same
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-Queen areatir -pisurlim nod also IDIor-
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And 11ttip ogra for a that;
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millions of money, with establishment to
that slaved y0ii-the friendly tree,"
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. witurola obarin, sliall bear the palm- , .
VTOXI'v 4, X#IfQr wthato
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"Iff-ili induce Aias.oeoida.to to
six John; 1 Must have my question
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correspond. Brava, Zdlo I 0
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And bar father talt brottiell: ill X ir
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Clizopm, Dec. -s-Gon4 Gough lot$,
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� � , it John gave pie two
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so � ve . roigns stud, a kills at, partings I &OOOP104
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owered Ar0, 1,1
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lettat.. ,woo. there anytilip yoonduct,
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a with the naked dy
for your nobler motive 04
A few days before I became a married Man
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Uallitly demanded. .
04W nobled to pieces at the
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J*aliilakox.xihol2th,$()r()atal. (91 -Normans
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'with two infantry loft
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shadock I
a U or ok with game ,. .
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It tho 2;O
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W to r A 'that'
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I I 'both ;rIvitu's wish- she most becoming .
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when I a 34ondo.a-whic .,
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1 wile A Bass%, at the dinner $414 of A bache-
lox friend, and 1, lag$, Olt John, It would
bottom of the precipices a great way belo
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where my father Uncle Jloe found
native regiments,
Allelaball with Goughlo o6irimand, which,. up
W W pomp and p;!tI I
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X p W �% to 0
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thou it
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- of Love justifies evoryllillig, Cogills I 11
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lievo 'boon ridiculous to leave the room,
and you
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012cl $he lady e Wo burled, their bodio a in -a
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to yeatotday, had isacountered no. oovioug
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An hone tl
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go, girl I r
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if You to not to call 140 Cecilia, it. you
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merely charged My host to, keep my name,
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concealed.. Ionitnex3toilic.
grave, close bq�ths, olovs;-patah inourmesdo W
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phPoo-14 Say.i. be � .
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. , eve Vqa no mercy on a man,, who
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doesn't know, ,to this day, Who his $1 Very,
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agreeable-nolghbor" was. .
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41 Poot Louise. I poor orphan I God pity
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you flI I u ttered 'in broken tones, utterl .
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hold his own. �
A tologram from Garidain I
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A lowly, Ines and I*' that, 10"\
. * Pretty
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Than haughty looke'and al that; I
4 'It is, all vtq -well to be Clever With Ono's
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1200 I's but li,
I gages onb'4 tore
o nuot live without you I is there really
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nothing in myself and my title to act against
Instesil"of opendibe Our honeymoon l
abroad, Coollia and I went back to Long
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Conscious that I bid a ilatori,er. .
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11 God pity her,- Indeed, eir,111 gala 'the
Ualiamands. . And
. Afreadi . are, still quiet �
- , 16loo from Cabal'
despite the, offor
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* bounla maid ueeds no suoh ald0 �
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o whue I I atoll blo rep6llad lazy by
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he pertathly Oblongs to Whom
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lanvo 00 i 'a 1 Olt? It
y engaged yours Would
Fallas. We found the place delightf al, even
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in the Winter time,
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young - yinja
OK with a gash of heartfelt a
thy, I., W0414-YO.Alij; er,111v
to see, h [he she�
A telegram from the British Commissioner
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at Pash war ;r
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And let us,trust ths. , at, ,
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. lover
� stle most dottotubla woman met With-
she boll Apoper at liong Follaq.11
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be a n insult to g4ppose shatillit wealth !too
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Did I take the 8 0 tasted back with sno 71,
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Shillwarlo are quiet, with ovary hopq of their ,
remaining no. Taiegraphio communication
fur; Itad 05' 'or a
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She threaded hog needle *,,pnd I put MY
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tam _on. , be his., mori
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Did X throw them away ,wash them, Into
me to bar," I replied., -
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I found the orphan bathed in tests, by the
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And .volry �qiith .ont... til. to'lith- I
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morelithka favortbala that he to 1% good.
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natured foot. I donI blame you; women
Small morsels ? . . .
Neither. I remembered what Septintux
Steve ether kindred. She rebelyed me,wlib
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gorrowfulowoolues" of manner. Irleelluni
LoNpos, Dec. �.-`Atter the Cabinet
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Council to -day the, authorities of the War
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1hinii suopeoteii iffit tbO- times but
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often drif � Into engagements $hat they repent
Notman. had told me. Tile one wa;y of get.
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. b7.dotalllug the rifforto
Offlo 0 ),,laid a meeting lasting several houroi
ARIONG THE CNIVICKuUJON.
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I am now well aware that Septimus Xotmarl!o
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sift was exeong its infigenoo over me, I
ofafterwArda, Do yourself justice I .13otrue
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toyour own nobility of chainoter-aud be
ting rid of them woo. to give them to come,
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I inadelo wilyber from grief, I -
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The. driver's body was found on the road.
considering the advionlillity, of eending rilu.
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f9reements to Afghanistan. .
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Augustine church., I Uidluburgli, his at lost, . � -
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*as wickedly. Cool under cizodulainuces which .
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we have roused my righteous indignation.
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tile angal who makes out two Ryan, happy,
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before it to too late V0 .
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And to *he other man did I give them?
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,I had not forgotten wh;Lt my rival hadsvia
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wit hin a low steps of the spot where the
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coach went .overs. He bid
� boon struck dead
LomiD.ow, Dec, -.-Gon8ral ArbullanoVo
bri I sade to dbtributed along the road between
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secured 4 successor to Dr, Lindsay Alexander . ,
haitopastorate. TheRaY.Junii . . "s, . ,3
0 Gregory, ot, , .1 . ,
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,in the dayo. before. my Spec , Sir John
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$,Hive you, dons, Sir John?!' , �
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ofindlin the Shrubbery. 1, jqve the Spectacles
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by the flash of lightning that. blinded the
Gandamuk and Jugdaluk. - Contrary to exm
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and %be Angel; my mother and her family
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There was, a moment of silence. - - XV was
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restive horoes.. , . , . .
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poetption, the'trilipo below Jollslabad coh�
The Bishop of. Carlisle (England) .recontly,
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igtt6rests. Cecilia siLd her uuqokuQwledgo,d
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I lover -what a network .61 o6napiraCy and
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imposailile so galstake'ller tone -61c John!o
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TXXE 87!A,ftIV0Jd0 ASSAULIT CAME
-Genatal Bright advano d
tinue quiet. Had a'.
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lifth bio whole force doubtless the. Moh.
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cougqorated In � � . . . .
. one day four churches at- I
Barrow-in-gurnemo, I .
In districts where thue,, . .11 I.
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deception was wbund, abdut-mal and *hat ,It ,
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I I Before! answer you," Cecilia iroib-icTid:
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munds an a Afree'dis, would -have risen, but
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has been great destitution. , The - abutilia . . .
perfectly fiendish pliasuire, 1 felt in planning
$I X have something to Bay first. The girl.
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,Dr. NJ wbuirst's Iffilipries Not .Likely to be
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the system of forwarding troops from Jellfi�
cost §120,000, of whicli, the Duke of Devoll. .
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method of attaining this bbjOst WR0032t9d
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who. took My letter -to you was. not my maid,
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At, the age of eighteen I was. light of heart,
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CLIP'ToN, Dec). �.-T4eo,vl%t#, the man who
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Peshawar affords them no opening. Great
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! Asa proof of ifie rare. flexibility slid. prW4 . .
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. itself to me in the sGiplest form.- I hall-ofilY
and I suspect her of being a false oreatUrO
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property on the blank of the Ohio acknowledged
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perpetrated the assault, * on* Dr. Mewburn. in
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efforts pre Making for opeady ophoentratl9b
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at Peshawar, Mauy native have
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to take my mother for a walk. In. thellear
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with some purpose of her own Serves I
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in Sold owner. L visa 'hasten
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Stamford yesterday, WAS brought before.
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tendered their assistance. . .
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that Dr. Hathart Brown, in irabolating the,
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neighborhood of the a.likubbery-And the
,exposure woulaba comPloto I ThM night I
finds diffioulty., 11% attributing to a person' Sm
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yourraiik of life theMean depolt which answero*
toll W g -free. from a
enjoy it, and dbligh at
college life. The mo
Atli of October, the Air
rolice Usoio$raite Hill here to -day, When a
preliminary Investigation Into the Affair look
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LONDON, Doe. -.-Th& � Afghanistan OBUS..
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Now Testament into that. tougue, was obliga . . . . .
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. ,studied the barometer with unutterable .
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my letter in terms that lead me to* trust you,
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bracing, the mode of convoyarlo'e. Al. Otago.
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damobotrations public Indignation as
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; anxiety. The prospect of the weather, WAS
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and then takqs ma by surprise In this ivay.
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coach. The otherpasiogriger were few, only
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were obtained ., Lssyl,tta WAS quite -
rational
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villoial. disingenuousness. The press, long
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-my ine$ r (as I bialleve) to quite ineoloa.ti
gengaive suggested this course to you
enough to
three in, all --one an. Old gray-ho4ded planter,
of Louisiana; his .
daughter.. a joyous' -be.
Z�Jo�morning" and his tordporary insinit of
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yahlords iy Afternoon is, believed to have been
tin . Vents Bow . denounces the infatuated and
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now-ft'doy; Ma$ee, of.Yeterborough, tran#.� , . . . . .
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ted, from tfid Irish to the Egigl.184 lsttd�ara. . .
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Am I right ? I expect a reply; Sir ;Yohq,
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Witching creature' about neveKitoon, ;' -and a
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brought on b i
I y liquor. He offirins he *&a
Insolent restrictions imposed on correspond
onto � The result Is perilous for the G *
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" almost unprecedented* distluoklou�by Lord . . . .
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. � , . 21111 TAUTIE IN THIA'SHRUB110117k
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that In Worthy in its entire tilithfalpeos,. Of
you add your title. Am I right � 11 ' . .
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son about. tbu -years of age.
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under the donviatlon that the devil bad told
him Ao, kill the first p,srsori whom he met.
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Boaconsfield, He to also an excetioniii l . .
speaker. 'Dr. Magai) to rothei LOW,, Oburobift 11. . I
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On tha� next day, the it �
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which opuntry the young lady discoursed In
orb guy whole
terms-, so CIO . Oak as to ahs .
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Before the att�ok, upon the doctor he Struck
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1 fith his axe st Mrs. Boa I killy, whom he met
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and emphatic. The English papers, - While
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West. The Affair to in the hands of, the
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' ,I I will speak I k6 you, Sir John, al. oftudidly
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attention. �
Tha father was taoltuin, bat tho,daughter
on the rOad, but she Avoided the stroke by,
falling on the ground. He' did not. ropeat
oi4do General Roberts' communications were
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out, assert ostentatiously that' tb
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-'was -vivacious by-naturev We n
the, attack xpon .' heri l- but - continued
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cauget�lor anxiety., --but
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nevertheless exists. 'n at nobody
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oyBtewof confession Iti-the-English Church -. . . � I
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wrong in suppoolugAt.posible forinato
��-i-marridg4-�engage*=L,.�.,The
,kspgntj-of.��y
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so mutually pleased .with each others .. .
talker, and.1 its t��Wftg.
A'AAmm-Ahaki
way* and shortly" afterwards cama.upon Dr.
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_who -denies -privately -4hat there isailtlety.
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will have to be put down, or it will -put- down, I I
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losing tb. masterly aol�doutrol on .which t a
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Mall, W. hone Islab frieride have depreciated
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urell a siiddii�ffash of light' lag an a heavy
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to &WAR the the, do,otoi4 injuileo,
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raig.�and;"Torldd---e-qusUy�-i.MmitAho..
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1100060ity"O,.zeeoullaor, 0ab.Ul'bT1tnQbody_
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whole once depended
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him I n Your estimation, in the only man I
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love, And the only man I will marry. - ,And -i
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4%sh of rain against the. windows elicited An
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'Which Ibbrei"'Id If4riiiiiately good reason to
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known who t, next. Evidence to irresistible
that Afghanistan. It in Every
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.!of the v6nerable.Dr., W liam Chambers, the
we lutiche I at Ono 010160 ki .Had Zills and.
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Cecilia Como to a private-. understanding on
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hog .YOU t9 understand, if he lost �she whole
of his fortune to -morrow, I wou,
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thaA I know how t1le.night passed us. .
1. Prooently. there came At low,. rumbling
beliove will not prove fatal. Ldavittg is =it,
Tied andhas A family of Children, all -of whom
,all arms.
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40 oaranoo. wfitdii Lord 0gineonaffold. gave, has
falsified by events. The, scientific.
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Publisher., The stone %11 . . . . .
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be on hidden from view, biat it is -now restored - . .
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the Babitot of tho.lutery lowinthoobtubbery?
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By way of aso9riaining this. I asked Ceeili
the next day, he asked me. net say
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more ? or. w yda #eat Pie' :' 'th. the
sound, and then several tremendous peals of
thunder, accompanied by successive flaehqo
were oomer years ago stricken with favor ' Add
the family not being in eirbunigtolue
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frontier has vanished, and a friendly Afgla&n.
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. to the condition and Appearance which At pro-"' '
Son,lad before the Rs!ormstiou and tba.whole -, . - .
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I it she would like to go out - riding - in the
declined the
Oy n a, , and' is is
deliba of' ,a go tient, no' And'. t . Your
leave ?11 1. � . I
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dflightning, Therstadescondodintorrento,
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slid an angry wind bQAu to howl aull ,noon
Afford medical atttendalice, it
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grMuitously by the viotim of y8oterday!,
imposeible. . . I �
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Gbneral Roberts reports that. on the th
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orm is said, xaella�t . �,
-f Is It . Specimen . I . .
Ant A�
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afternoo4o' She pioposil-she
V. I was '11affivien
* . wanted to finish a sketch. .
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I don't � - remember wh6tbe;`
i rho *aid any-
thing or 1hot before lie left her. Ibuly know.
through the forest trees. - I .
,, I looked from. the window. of 'our vehicle.
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.ad I.. �--41 . I - .. �
saalt. .
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inst. he. holiographiesily coirimuniesited with
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I Latabon � d' for a few minutes, aaA -learned
fifteenth o�entury architeotgre. . . . . I . . . I
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- Tile General Commitee, of ,the Primitive .
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1. . is Cecilia complains tbat.your maunar'bao
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that they parted. Don't ask me *to confess
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' The night win dark as oborky,.- but the light,
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14 1�0171XAnBuLjs,W. i
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that Gough had no I t.y6t adVariabd beyond
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lagauluk. .
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Methodist Conference, Huglarld, having lately . I . .
conoiderod the'questions relegateg. to it by - I . I I
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.. grown cold toward her stily,11- my moth
- , . �!ffy.gnothor
when we were left together.'
w hat I felt. Don't ask me to describe what
felt.., Lot the scene
I be changed;
nibg showed tlie'danger .of. Ottr road. . We
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were on,the edge of a frightful precipice, .
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Who luwlivr 'et'sta,Vniarle .Clergyroinn
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CALCUTrA, Dec. overrimank , f
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Of -the
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this Leeds Conference relating to the'employ.. ' . . .
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: paid, .
., My mind was dwelling onPooffift's letter to
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and the narrative be resumed pit P, later hour
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' I could see at.interv0s huge lotting f6eks
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� Walks Anto a "keWfille As
. Keep, and
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India has publithed ai explanation
military oltdatioti.-fil;Afghmistan, stating
Mont of evangelists and hired local pi. onoliers. . �. � I I I I
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:have decided that the time has not arrived -, . . . .1
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. 8 . Would a6y ily
it John ]hall havei so age
� I adopted Zilla's suggestion not to take 066ili a
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ol,the day. . . . . I I . . I
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. . QrAprmu , VI. � .�
fair away down its side, and the, -eight made'
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I me solicitous for the safety* of *ray fair com-,
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- IN Drowiied. . ''I . . .
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' Npw GLaqDow, X., S., Dois, -
I .-Mrs.
that General Roberts hits. ample tranapbrt
And Aramunition. Beetling' 23 cannon be-
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.for the appointment of a special, order of . .. . .
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evangelists, especially ae regulatloing already. ' , ' - .
I ituloso there had bBon,somethin
.at her word, .. .. 9
. to �eblaourage him.? I could only trust
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. I Vill, X V Tam opkerACLE.S.. I . . .
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. Potation. I thought of the hairlaceadths -that
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wore between us add eternity ; a single Took
Stewart, aged eighty -mine, has been drowned
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in.Lochabor Lake, Autlgligiioh-County� Itle.
Idugin g. ta his , force, . 4e *has 214:6aptured .
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4hlilh- are Mled. The.
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exist 4y',which hired lopal preachers may be - - , I I
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. , mother
- xcyAoIf19pgqygr my . ., very. brieflys
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-16) -std. I
I asked myself a question, which I beg to
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in thil tribli: pf our � coach -wlieoli-A tiny
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believed that .While in a state of oomu%mbu.
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cannod'"Inany of I
antrobehimento -4an.angily be ,held b 2,500
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regal arly utilized soopeolal. . � .1
revivalist agent*.., . . . . I " I
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In Connection with the English Methodist .
11 Is ohined w Md"111-was -all,
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", I . .Cecilia . . . I
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reply
-repast hore-T7owhiiit Old I .-owe, to the Magic
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tacies'? �, , .. " " -,
Spec ' '
billet of wood-�a stray root of a temiiait-toxn.
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tioe�rbatiid%oruosj�or a b.srole river-:"& :,Vent
go 4 by
lism she left hot room early in the morning an 4
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down: to�.the�lakej;w6ro glil foulad
. .y
or
M�Zi, leaving 6,000 f1 'cifilitialie operations.
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WONIG�Aut I Thanksgiving Fund," the following � � . . � �
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. . . my
11 'ad ty'ihis
my m;ther was evidently. giatli
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In th0:11181 Places I W'
as inblitod tomy
of.thene might burl us from Our sublubary.
-the IthoughL, *
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A Decess d
drownea;iu two feet of wit r. P was
GaneralMright...bas,12000. Man between
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- - JJugilnlu�, With 80 odiu6n,
Jurniood and
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kebent.donsti6imare significan I . � . .. . �.....: I , . "'.. . . . l I .
if� the wealth �
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of the- body : One, of 650,000,--o-ne of Q20,000,.
a into fid standing between us.
. � . proopgotlof U or
. - "Abl"ahoosid, "It Cecilia only had Zillalo
glasses for seeing all the fauliswandrione of
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the Morita, in the persons about me. In tho ,
existence with speed'of
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41 'Tig a .Perfect tera�.ost,ll observed that lady�
themolhoroftho-Rov. Dourlia Stowgrt'.�of
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Arth.ar, Out., ,.
two guorithil, suppiteo,� and complete"divi.
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t of 016,000, 6ne of 010,500, seventeen 69 - - "I".. J I � � I . 1,
we .- I , � , . ..
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I .,B*Aet� temper 1.!!---�..�'
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A00". reatt.dii
Isiclond.pi . . Ilagwivo"iAlie-g s&,very-
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-m�,X....*Itkkdiew�m'y.-boad.1r,om4ho-wii2doiw.-
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. 7'71'-P6roes
I okq;�-al,spA.Eizg4iktro4op-ol�t�--i.49IRd lk�
� at Oandalfar' 'and'in the, Kerala.
4", m- � The. s%ausIre%dypromi.sed�exce9ft-- -;---4---- - � -��r'
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� , It 3h io-e-nd�i ut
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,was-s'li ,tle too,ingil -p,
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I did endure it. IsWill YO,,U,, COMO: -I- -*I
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, a I if we . are to, live Usefulky, and, hap p1li
--M-our -wermaos tftsorfnem�
lellow--cramureff-,
�, ,,)Elo* 1' love'ei ild4dOn siorml Ihere is
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ffome tail" .no-gkanu-wnffzl-g�'tlff--WindErwheU-
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I XGLIGII X1q�ns.=EnglI8t
. �E --- , �_ --- , -k -, ;-People
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iluiiesi � firei of �gj' 'kebffbf1h6
I t
I " wit ,
Valley, the total. field,foroe 0
r �41 990 , h
'1610 'g"u-n-w. . � ' ' . .
, , DO,. It--3A&yozfilybo,-aiterti�"b'Rt� 'll, . : " , . '': . . '-
01,000,01 I .- -
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.1fieze .wealthy doa6ra-i4-7- ,- ; b.�'..',,...;1..;1,.. . '.,'�,�I..
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01A-Aiglglo�oiao 'r � I I �
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. me; insmall for a walk in the grounds? 01 X,
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-at their hast, and not at their worst. Having
reached these conclusions, I trustedl .
fairly let. loose among the ;,hills. - I never
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I eliconut . ored a night like this, but By-� on's
Y6u all a ,
I =� Artd,of- their'
trioneps of their actions,
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-�CALCUV�A, Deol:,-.-�-A' despatch - frd in
In Bogliih famblonablie IaIauoe,,, d 'it,: " ." . -
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Society." -Mrs',- Barbould gakadiQualy ob. , , 11 1. I . : , -I * I I
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-:Q!0!k U.N
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I My 'i'dbuier; aecapted� -the Invitation so
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that I.Ilsolly taink. .1 Should ilaiveliali -
. 9.my
Own,unagoloted Insighti and An% myself to'
, ascortaid what the speotables had not helped -
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* #t . ascrip -
ui:guil�oe d *J libri-of :a'.tbunder gtokm
are to
to . my mindi are, we not On th e
s , Warm 0, 'old they May be,iracious
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- or ungracious, airogint or, couside aso,' you
�lool`thst they, Englishman
of the, 18th urges to
Rob6tte Goughld from6dia
advande in lfglit�ordltir,; , 4d
-without touts, A
ilupilles for five
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, nerved that the carriages of Methodists Who --: � . . . . .11
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g;owri,ahtiketh6minthoo,e6oudgoneraiion'" '-:, . .. I , .. I .
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'gladly
. . ashamed of 'mysolf-if *I had not 'had'the
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molter discover Ili this two Persons who were
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intountalds yet? 11 , - �- " �' , , I . . .
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are real, . ad-
ultorate their-. goods; but not their coudaDt.
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only taking ammunition.itill
� or'Wx dais. Roberts, state's that - th6r� Is no
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to the Epie6okal Churcli, and pr6bably,the" , ". , :, �'% ., �, . ,
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sweet d4ughters of many of these -prosper-
bontaminating SPebtaoles in lay pookeL We.
'. had just settlod to start s6on .after- two
deariat to -me -my mother aud-Ceeills.' -
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- , I�liegau- with CecllfiC, leaving my mother
--to-
. Teo, we havo'began the aecon't.;1 -
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, '11 Ia-it not saidto,ba dangerous? I .
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�'-,By
It an Englishmen, makes YOU WO]OD11101 'Y On
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16el at home; and y'du know that 'within,
�On - am - y bet viesti Jagduluk- and'0abul-to
oi000saGougli�s advance, �sud adds that he
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,.One Motbodiifi are on -their way to Episco. .- " , .
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-palifinigin'. - - - - - . . 1. I.. � P-- . I
--Vthg--.
. . o'clook When tuard wall a #m1d kn-odk a .
. -door. The artgolio needlewomad 'Appeared,
time recover affte-the shook th&"-aW�
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fallen on- her. . l-
no menus," I replied in as easy a.tous
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,as.I could assume. * - .. , .. '. �
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reasonVandoltenout Ofroatlons hs�9111400k
after'ybur comlort�tha� for your well-being
"Till be abis to Settle - Affairs -it Cabal whorl
GouRta griivloo. 'G6ugh leaves J.acdalak on
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Rov. LawrenceWslob, lately returned from. I � I
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. to ask -for hog half holiday. My mother
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Old. habits , will Cling to
It' *an Imoomallble to,'aokuowIdffgd what I
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had seen,through the Spsotsolso;-or what I�
11 lonly wigh. it 'was daylight. that we.
xhight enjoy ., the' lubtintain-Acentry.:- Bat
while you are under his roof be considers
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the 21st inst. with.1,400 men and four -gutio,
'and-
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-a ,visit io� Ireland, Bea. been - lecturing .at . I . .. .� . . . . .
Pildvidenoo oh - tbd subjedt, .and - pays that . .
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actually blushed.
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the members Lot the past gendratlon.,, as What
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had heard at the shrubbery fedem � In speak.
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what's that? ll� and-, Alin covered her eyes
himself responsible. And yet he does not
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thrust himself upn ay
!almo4t,,
picking Up 700 men two guns at Late.
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bolid.. . . .. . ..
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. 6, tj 0 Secret of many I � I � . .
a - of the misfortunes that . . . 711t� .: * '. . I I-!
lifilici-Irelandliebbi.-th . '. , .1.
0 �fact that her clift.
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. is. it?,, who said, in low uncertain tones.
�� as Might I go to the village,'. ma'Am. to bu
f I Y
ingtoosellis, I Could only attribute my
coldness of maun6ito jehlousy of the More
,
Uqua the glare of a sheet -of: I' btuing that
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illuminated,-' 'the rugged.'� Mountain with
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what you choose , and go, -'silm at
I - T
whither YOU -wIlli::.I1 he- Wiiiis You to Wait
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.. 7 New Youir, Doe�'� -,.l�The Tribkeg .. cablil
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'Opeolal,says that the- Afghirt .disasters
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- drisn ata not unitedlil , lie :co.'atioded his ' 11 .
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hearers to r mber.' when applied. to, thei , . I I
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. . tile things?" "Girtainly.11 T
.'� Boma R he
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I :... . , door olbtnad-ag6iu..� "Row lot thoshrub. -
name of I I air John"Il anit ask to',W paidoned
for even a. momentary. distrust of -Ahe moat
brilliant intensity; . �
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- Foil after' peal et Crashing thaullor in-
to him, he will � take more trouble to bring
than you will ,to go, and yet makes -no
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ei6itG general alarm and Tory conetardit-
tion. The, Qabon is reported as:
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twomlljior�gof o ey subscribed by tlikkish . . .
:,'by
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. 11 Make haote, . m . Alan ,
I., . bery I 11 I thought. - as ,,
'd so to And
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adnitant and 7phaigafn' "'f ' *
g .0 womtni Thsre
I was something, I nupposei 'ilk. my,contrit6'
i
stantlysualoseded 1, there was a heavy Volume
6f rain domijig at Ranh thunder, butbf,. ana,
you
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. ftso about'it any More. than: ho does about
"sun's 'would
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greatly diatra6sbd, .and ' publial,f blames
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people &no. squandered Fenian: 144 .' -- %.. . . : :. , �
. .. itreo fix- the Moffat Mansion in '.. . . .... . � 1. . . �,
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al . . . .., .
cunion
I I tho'bast of the day going.
gal , . �
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-� Mind on thing-put.on your thickest bpots.li.
e
obbiciousiless of halving 4r4aisd7hat, that.
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with the deep inoanibg ofnn animal III dread,'
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the rising, witlidut,whioli, be be
,
in darkness. lfbe meets you slid gives
Lord Lyttou.%Ior sa�prooamg and dllatortt.
- Ing - information. The beat ',suthoilties
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Square, NoW York, and suggested .
-.thit belp - , .1
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On one aide of the elird �
V .- bbery weid"the gir
T,is ' was bounded by � A'
If in my looks i
exprasseC itii tud MY, tones.
e1we ra:Aitting together ' VOi�
, f I I found
al agoiny breaking upon our ears .. -
the'"he 6ogno'to -a dead ba .
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firlgares' I' 0 ly t 'firgirg;
YOU.two. 1.131104118 It we
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, was utterly
.on Indilall,laffAirs'say that Roberts I
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'.preparation*: i
� MOn4. intend'id..to thIs Irish , . . I
people shoild be forwarded to -Dr.. Mae. :' . .' �'; . , .-. !.
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dons. .
ottitt'aide
. . of
wooden tones. & footpath. runativi part
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LOT1489,8ptA.'
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the first tirao since but oughgoment, she put
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.0aiiihBad , . .
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. Louios, my beautiful �' tallou 4
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is hAr
I f bit whole hand grasps yours; lyon have hil 3
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a
band, rid you have it most vfarmly at your.,
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be on .9� a, an d
Ignor t emy,
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-sinti.of 11. to .6 dd.
7A! .�b� k! . ght his .way, TOO
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H.10; kr6lililahop of Tnam, strTasgn,'igi .,
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,Iceland, add not g' Ivan to,tliome'v yingforit '. .
Pf
.0 areas .
--- �----the-way-basideAhei-tonoe,-croaoed-..% -graias-
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'a
rid a'
at arm . athu - my nebk and kissed in
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�tl
bocame, so pale asha& � She 11 x1iA
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six - �:- �- -Uj,11M11&. - T3:..
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I , . beyond, And' made short out between, the
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nearest park gate and the-oervants' bfflces�
V Ahou& � isiting, to be kissed first. . , .
I IlIamnot. very'desnonstrativa", she said
.
. searching' -eye on. mins with &,look of glaxiol
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.diesd,! And 'turnin � gto ,herfathor,* urriedly
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social word is his social you may trizat .
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: ,for all that it. ptomigeo, And - 06mmohl ,
. him.. Y
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in O , surioundea. , D A"' Coition
ii ritie -in orities.i. `It is doubtful -W the;,'
in trils 0ounsky. . : . . .
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PhTlins, 0. or Spirtnow roji-Dr2ii IiiiiA.7'- � � .
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, . , F�place--thatJhad�choo6n
This was the oa
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. artectly-7-th6fiali�thobl6selY,.'.
. We al
�,�Alfrad �,*elk.w.
ppf�4, -L4!-�ndIdonA1-Mnk -- -------
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-,�11- -W - . ,.,,,.---.-.
ovi bir .. - ---
ow op iaral
'ever known You My d'ear,
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ronia!*A I .
r Z We , "' t" rl" ,
To on UR I
- the =6 R113ja .1
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-for-more.'-I-tyou-do-not--u,n7dero+snd-hift-
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first that 'ha1s
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ff w ". I I I . . I— 1. . . . "
-V66, we come. to re --the--spaur ! -,Itkl----- - " I
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,"`obwd� b'Undmr.-
14 P .1 11twi-l". . I -
. could
�, d olvergieeno 'might Prevent the -exercise
P,11ani'Seh
when Sir- Jolnit and I`Mepag6lu, at nor
-that-did
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uno '
..; '11,1 knOw,"WAS the oncernlaa reply.
. well, " you may supposeat
�
indifferent And btrele* until 'somethinvia
but forage in gearce. It is expected'. thdt
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uIborta viabe compelled within a, mouth to
reference to special adaptati oil for city. Mai . . . . . .. .
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*Wo aroJreo to acknowledge that it-Posocapes - " , .. -. I I . )
, : t . I had Teo o'mlmendid 11-thl6k boots,lsi -
, because ti iere was no belp'for it but to Mullis
party, I Was .too faithful to v64 even to allow
An of 1
102911611tOt i 79, bliu Your pDor:inotbir
With instinctive invictivity:1 put my head
�'toithe.window and Called to the driver, bat
. dqA6fOrj6U,drOuggeStod,t6yoti thatshovia
.
trionantiabia friond'dwelfare Be$
fight his way through. thQCdemy. There is
.
-itio of. reinforcements 'advancin
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-far - . .. ,... . I . . .
charaoterldtics Alting it forAhst'oixintence . ,, , . �
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., I . the sound of ourAotatips by walking ou.tha
irritated me by seeming to .oloubt wliether T
-the oni; answer " V"" th 9 moaning, Of an
. �
Jowthat.his
been upoil his miude�AtZantic montIkIll,
.
poeiibiliti ,g
, before Fabriisry,, tianiport servioo�'beidg.
superior to any, a It- our' n2five blialk, , ., � . .
Is. hardy enough to- witb4tand the shook � , - . I � . . 7
� wet giass. At Ito further, ondi the Shrubbery.
i j,pined the carriage i6ad up to ilia house. �
could. trust payeelf within reach* of Thabar.
,
'Oomb-S. or I should ' never lava con.
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animal borne past me. by the, swift w1pgo,.of.
�'the tempest. - I seized the handle of the door
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-iiernarkable b6ok'h ' lately been pnb-
� as
deficient. %A Gortuanstsfr cfacer derides the,
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imbeoil�t the Indian Commissariat be.
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of our - d it Is' a source f '. . . , , . . .1 -
rudest winters; an , � 0 .. . I
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. I my motherli surprise at -the splaco .L -bad
Walk have been ex-
Dented, tQ".go to Long Follies 'You remem.
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Or that all to Invited -Bir-, John to ride-
'and attained in vain�-It Would not YUMA
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At *that -instant" I felt ia cold h .. d 74 jot,
An Pon
.
Ilshed in Lon-6lti by'a ticket. of,leavo --nisa.
. . . � . 1. .
He Solemnly declares that Whatsoever things
ty of . .
pertinent, and regardo.Roborts';,r4mition-60
g
'Queen
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infinite reliefatill amnotment to Our People '.
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�in the targ&towns' all overlhe co,4ntry, who'- ' � I - . .
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, chosen for our would
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I pressed In words, as Well aj. by looks, It I had,
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over and Doe 'as. , I wrote'td him, informing
Mines and I heafd Louleal *. voice.. � UY
are filthy, hateful, fiendish, if thdre.ble.'sny
most critical, ,The Considers the
, *
to she Is
:
by reason of poverty or al& aboorbing ocon. . - . . . . . .
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-to '� ' I .
. lk..
not stopped-ber .by -w-iihispoleod -warnir
,
bini,oinly engagement to. ybu�Aud-Aelliglg
; �
,at
- artioulatilag-40 My O at thadiol in- lip , , g-
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. visa or infa6y deeper or' more'llorrible than
mlatako�. so gravg%that, it reported
at
di,poodd to -.abAud6:a1-' Ministers on their.
)atiov, Are nover able spend th
I . , air oum- . , I . I 1: 4.
I
I districts,- and who. were ..4t - - - ' � ' .
Mora 'in rura,
11 Keep pe �11.
;l . . ifectlyl quiet,"I-saild, 11 ' and liste
. I have a motive -for bringing you here." .. .
I
him, In ifie plaineEt'w9rdo. that'if he did Call
nothing would in
At this -house ddoe me to Bee
wov�s: � I . . .
1ITh6.oioaohin1oin movodbookwardl" -.
9 .
all' other vice and. infamy, -it may be f6iind
higrained'in. the English 'professional thief'
.
. . , . .
Afgb&tf policy. - '� L , � .
On,ioaching Kotal an the 18th it larg6joloo
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not for th6 .6attering. little finch in 4uso. I ... . .1. ' . 1� .. . ...
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tiob,' Voula, hardly know what 15' was .
. I
. The words had hardly piesed My lips. be.
fore We board the voices of 06ciliar and the
him. I bid .every read6n to suppose that. he
would understand and respect my motilr6i--r"
Nevir-Ahall I forget the fieroo agony witl�.
whiall I tuggod at the coach door, and. called
-,.who his sucked vidb into his nature from a
.
degraded -linother"41. As A class, be. Ae am' a
, of Afghans, who e6v6red the bills On either.
bird really looks& liki. Io6ok again it the - . ' : �
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; I needlewoman in tha,ahrubber�i - .
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She paused. '-The; itch Color rose in her
.
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. 63i tho'dfivar'in -tones that .rIv 'lle(l. too force
"
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them utterly and irieclarnably lost.' no
151de bf the pass, dperied. 'a vigorous firO On
0 1. Nothisula far6a. to Which the BritiahL
0
'beautiful adaptation oUthis expatriated Spar. �,� . . -,--:--,
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row for a rboidence in -the begrimed and, ' I . � . . L .
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� Is Wait a minutoil, Baia Ceclliw" 11 you nine
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D.
be a little more expliolt,.beforo'I tonse t to.
lovely face. I roluned to .lot her dietress,ber.
odlf by isa�iug a Word of'what had happened
of: the. bloats While. the terrible conviction
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waS. burning in my brain that.L the coach was
,filiqvAthat conviet'laborouglit6bewOrth.a .
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gait atai; and is Worth next to nothing.
9
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ablumn replied as Wall as it could, consid
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aTnoky thoronghfares of commerce "in out .. � -� 1 '% L . � . .
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a my
. . . . - go ally farther, 'How Came YOU to, tak .
,
ln.�he pb;u�bery., Look back, if you -have
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being moved blAward I ' 1, I I . � I .
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The prison viardend are, for the most part,
I
lug the diaiidypnt'agb'of I' ta poultiou. - This
running'ftlit'contlimod through'nearly tW
Western cities particularly, Where soft Coal is' L . .. � ..,. . . .
tho,olo,faol ,p6ua.--bu,p.fQ,t,�ti,tAtink,.Iightiag , - -, .,----- !-., ----7
�', . letter to bir John, instead 61 My Maid 2"
I . I,OnJy U10hr.ShO-Wi
�: , a Wi "dt-
forgotten it, and -Nee how completely ,the
.
cloplailqd-to show -mi the- higho"tid-
.1 rue had again at tire door with I my
.
force, -but.it-withatood---ray-,ut ... . - .
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�N�
.,on good tetrins, with the worst -of-,00,n.,
. . - Clegg
L , I �
-�- - At. -thlyAks
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ug. _ The do - he ohould, After a
L �Wl&tW
_ who)& 9X"%iAu .V- ended L .
, . ,rhany.-Mid�on)
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14iday the
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, 'ind dianufacturing. 'Here, amid'the nollie , . - . I
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�� � . -Io-obligo-.her,
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. , Tory 11, add ob,e'didn't fancy going all t .
he
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2kll!,"motives thatnad animated her. Tne'
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One oide of Our vehicle -wais evident)
L 7 going
'down',
tiM6, .1
be ip�plW -to ibe wor4 ,class of, Orlin! ..
,
'fear.
Approach of d4iJinesa.' OA.
engodoment was resumed. the Afgbapg
ind j ar of active L ..
_ 11
100111600 � OOMPotitiblit'. Wby, .. - -, . . � ,
should the bira' ving ? Who -has time to -A.- -� - I . I a -
-
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_i!o. -
t� Mba'."sn bay no 00 -
way to Tirabordo -9
-little-supoiAoial.-irritabilities sad distrIagisi,
ag n ,
. down.'' The moanlog of the 0.1 !�.
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nails; for, it is the only, think they
-' -0
, .The b&ttio
again. ansuming the c9onsive.
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andliaten? And if,he did,whatkind"L . . .
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. needles in the village, and I Wao glad- of the
opportanitY of getting to the town;"* .
they exhibited'tb perfection;- but the, true,
regard for each other, hidden below.thenar.
AM Mai lietoame deoper,; And I lin OW by h 28
. a
desperato planges..asainit the U400 t it
a h t
11.74-piking il� i-Ilitl�rgobd.--*At�wotoWa-large
, While ptotanding�to Int, r %h,L
number of men, .0 a
. 62%4-� to* hive 'been -a- very .sharp Cow
lo'Y6. I
and the Afghans tire taid to have bad the ad"
. .stop L .
of matisfaction could 'be gathered, with the - . - . , - .. . . .
I .
I thol. . , . . I
bangilig *of trip bummer
,
I . That() was a pause. Cecilia was reflecting, .
face in my mothir,arid In my'promiged. wife,
'
Of Our horses. �"' L ' � : �. I
was,d.no , . --- . I I .. . L.
.
-rospopsalo,- Are really. talking .blasphemy..
.
viintogoof she' tcoops, whom thoy Aita6ked
a on I
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one .'the iattling `of ..'freight. I I .
siao , and
I . �
asIoupposed. My mother turned �ftlo, -
*.. is nothing ififfir
Otailiareaurnallo. . "There .
whs dodipWely beyond tham. .'- .
668"11�v6gobsokio,Londonto-morro ?11
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Crash upon crash the h6aiDo thun4tr rolled
over the wountsid; and viv .
id choots of light;
manysoolinaroistaks the sadrament.marely,
:,to sianii'vibIl with the ,ciiiapisid, and it yars
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with %persistent dotermipation wbioNmaot
.
lidive' resulted bil heavy' loat4s to the British,
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�r on 'Othar � .396, - it 4 IS - . I � . .
, doks -ilia.
it � I .1 �
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mote, Mach . I L . .. .
In orei than i right 'to
L at
. . - John'o answer' to illy letters's she said, If th
I I -P .- leads me to suppose he can 150 guilty of an not
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- I' ArA you tired of: being here with,, me,
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'hing PISYLell round'our devoted carriage as if
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In glao of our misery.. - By italight 1,-dould
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been forind noadjul to,koop a tight hold of
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the Silorarcente'l Wine cup. He thinks that
of whighno-c-lotal roport hdo'Set b6on TO-
Calved. A dotaoliment is being ejnt� to fidon.
,ask' .
.
b,ra %Thioh shall agree to winter and oummei . . . .
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With no In r Cities of itop, brick � and stone .
� of rudeness. I have always boll6vadhim to
be to getitibman. , No gentleman would force
. .
,-.&tired.? 11 � I , .
:�` 01 age tired df waiting tift ifis spring,- MY
goo, for a moment, the old -planter mending
eraot , I with bid- handOon his son'ana dough.
shork Aentoroas And the oebarate call iyattur
might be tilloaolously opliabined. � I - q
,
gioltre'Soxoli, 'The villagers who were Iris
prokdtod the Cabal =411'l' but Phowedilt'hyd
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to possess %118 . Power of 6do'g, * end alug ad. ' , . ; , . .
ootdingly; It Would timpiy be Art. Idle slid .0 v 4* ,, . .. . I
I his way into my pracence I whon-1 wrote As,
I
prosely to ask him to epare Me. Pray how,
.Angel. . I will live With yod,%wherevor yon
like, if YOU *111 Only Consent to hasten the
'which 'makes
ier, his as raised' to h6avan" and lit a - li
" I 08
11i,im those of Okla in prayer. , I'ootild
=ieiii
. " 1,t to Kill Orly .. Ditty -yearsomee tho Duke
of Kont, having caught cold while visiting
. r 6ountotbalboO." A recOn-
troops uo'furthe
doltisriog party out noon a tour of inspection
., .
,
emfava I of a b8autiful jilt . . I I I I � I
gan6 bxpenditure . �
for Nature to andow any such ornithological � 'L . .. I .
.
. L did you know that he was dot,erminbil only to
.
. tranotorinstion YO . U my Wife.
"
turn her Ashy face toward me, as
Selisbuty Cathedrals lifed in the-arma of. thq,
of.3bo Pavichans, d6 file was fifGlliporibYlk
. .
,subject with the faoulty�ociutrazy to -her . I I
L take his disintoFal from My O�Vri llp�?,,L,
11 Ganilemcn'o feellugs. somotlines got the
I Will yo� cousent?l! . I
- : I, It your mother ask$ mo.' DOU44 hutr'Y
I
If imploiring Piatikidn, and I could os� the,
I
bold glanos of .the young, boy. flashitig laid! ;
.9
IN . OtiOnatO
Duohobs, ho lost no% only' an affe
halbAnd, but 4he means -of subalitlsnOO�fts
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small blind 61 hill Man, whq ratrosted Anally
btfliro tho 0 halge of the 1)Attsh,'ivho ba.rut,
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Porloot laws, still in violation of her Patient . . .
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wisdom. The iasa.Qf ahouso opairow,tryitiff ., �. . " 1, ..
. better of them., Mies. Olt John Was Vi �ry
. much diatrossed ' �' . . .
intsrruptod� '
hers Alfroa." I . . I I
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11 But I did hurry bet. . AR what we: h,%A
neat ub-tho descending carriage, the war of
alemont0i and th ' a awfal dangerw, thatawaited'.
subsistence to.ilnderbtoo'dbyroyi%lperoouegeo4
in fiiew, Bays th� Whitehall Review, Al the,
an L
&he villages in the neighborhood If made a
gaiareturrito,camp. Adj?l000.jht6a�h-pri,
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Wyooalize as it pirelies on the. d6pilIg-of a' . . I I . . . .1
pawnbroler'o Windowf whilo. ,the voInd 69 an � . ., , "
I Cecilia Bois 0 Tbere was no.
Z11 thing in ray 16tter to di&treos hiiij," rho said,
.
1644 in the -shrubbery I dout, 4001C inti) my
mother's heart (witho t a sistiadoo), ahtd 143�1
U a .
h ' irm ;j'�' " � � ' . � - I . , ..
-' There wais R roll -w dooporate pla 6901 ROL Of
young Princess. Nfetoria- tLnd -her mother
were face. to. faco with poverty, in. one of its
..Vita soureag atijo thefffa6t ih6itfUAfgbaiid�
are bont dpoli'tho 'total doatrdotl6n Of ill
.guotlotle.olt'. boll or:of an elevated railway , : . I . ,
. , � . . �-1
train doaforis, the Car - &all the' smoks of a .
� . " i10 W as distrag�od, Miss ; and fib did say,
silit6lhat, the noBlor Part of her nature would
'
Ad Animal in the last tbroeo of dissolation-
comprative f6raeo, when Prince Leopold
British fo L teen oUt81dO the -811irPai Contort-
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fount 0 . . i
dry ddrkous: the air.�Amerioawpaper. ' . I I
.. � 'I carinot take my - answer in this Way --I
must and W,lIL sea ber.0 And thpu lib JiBkoa
justify my. ciiialldoneo. in it. SheMss not
'
'Only.rilailyL to 116sk Oaallias?l than andthete-
a harsh, groiting'jar-a sharp, ploroind eereqm,
of mortal terror -'and I had bal time.to clasp
took them under his protection He had.
I - air..
known something , of � straiteittd.
. .
moat ttlad P(qvont, if possible the arrival of
.
any gapplieg. - - , .)
.
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lioudonZifd: "Mr.Gladettin6lanottlid . 1. - -' ' ,,' - .111
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" I me to got you to walk, on% W -day, srAd to. say
. . nothing so that he might Aake you by ourm
Alle Wall- e0g0k, poor son], ,.to .0onfiloa how
Completely she had boon mioled by hot natu.,
L
Ioube firmly with one hind around the walati
ad OPIZIUR the loather JA8ton,ngS.Lstt9 olied tq
L
punietaueea himself, having bad only An
annual income of 24OU io live on bototo
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. 111h(,ta ,orb teveyal. soo;totlm In -Lwidnn
. Most distiolpilshed gueut Who has. ever WOO' - . � . ... :
to DAimeny Park. In 18�0), during the life'., .. - ,, . .
I � . . .
� I prise. Heibsommal.vi,iiI.ovev�ithyotL,Miai,
. I
- - that. -he it all. bat.bosld6 himself.' 16M
iol interest in her. brother's a .Being
hild.
flyinly'.1
19olvi ell'tor keep the,.hecrotof.my
n .
tho coach. -roof with' the otilor,.WhO .We were
�
precipitated over tile prealplan. ' "
I be married tlio Pri6eflo Chailolts "and 950,,
600 a �Oer- ' ITO lost, O.dulo, thgiQ6l!o,- in
. -In
wbich furnish wcdding .porti6iin to Jewish
, by� 4 a eud600
1yivIsW1iIO arirclimitte. Th ' r 4
PO.
time, Of thor ]net -lord, the QaGon, paid it a' . , . .. , , I
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., I � I ' 'L '. � . I - -1 -� I"
Vle%. �'Whl0b, ld th'14 X"Ordol 'OVXAJ04r�al Of '� � "Ill
LOrd rlogebarr$161-
I really afraid of what way happen; it you-
, I �
utme t
. don,$ soften hie disAPPoi Ift - to hilt to
I
di&coVPrY 6 hot ill000, I retneeil to bear her,
As I had refused to beat Cecilia. Did I
L
I can distinctly recolleas pr000rving Don.
OCIOngJ2480 for A few Se'001248 Of time -.bow
�brhigihg the nunt add aousia- V1 lils tile
"onalngton Dud thou 110 CIQrO
wife, firA to L -
,
by wegILBY members of ilia faith, and poor
-ly contribu.
with daughters malto wash
ber tour-.-( We reached I �..
(Hot Majeotyo by -tho way, site the Dome - , - *` L . . o �
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L. . I
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I :1 some way. How any lady can treat Each, a
not know, Without bbbig child's
told, What
rapidly my b. -Oath was being 6j"Itiated; but
I .
. Mont,'ProvIding tok the Maintenance Of k -air
h
ii
.3,)w,
t'ono' 'r'ora O'kPorloa d()�Vu to -a pog"y' in the
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With a double V on all OdOA4 Ono, 1�god that of ,
)
a Lord. LDtdo4 without � I I I.
hot; F1671 in -I W, L
I handsome gentletatlint no ortaelly, Pas, On 97
0 '
I I poor judgmeilt, 0 . .
play it would be to Zillk Ito dazt10 and
,
doludo my in'166tut M0411100� I mOtOlY
of that tremendous descent I soon lost 611
L
further llnowleego, li� A ooboossion 01) violent
. household until, In 1825, Parliament prantAd
thayoung. Princess Ad nonuity of �96jOOO.
namesolilletrairls. O-alinnyoor.bt-10666
Paqaoyar or before Naw YoWe DAY, thoteid
I
he pork to L
-m-1 at .
the final o) . two o'olooI4. T . I
,
.. Cecilia instantly roselltoa, the tamillar4ly
1. I Implied in thoze last words. " you'are ridt
Ackod It lithe moodlewoWau *An still in
the house., 0 " The maker Wag -thoroughly
tbgt.1 Was iniltnutly 40PZ1Vbd of added And
Motion, . .
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Those kindh6ages have hevot boon forgotten
by� 4 a0en vlotoria ; aild it is 6y tho. light of
Al dfawipS by youItig, . women -who are ejaggged
to be iiiiieriedi the ranging from §250
.
beautiful, with the trees going down to the � .
oest. It commailiad A Very Roo V18W 01 th0l � ... --
.
I
I - 00110 upon to exerclo a - $our juagment.11 she
explicit v 11 sho in at t110 WIWsY. 6tAVOU bY
Vinci never, ifitor any
On, 9, -low conch, In an hurable rol3rb of a
this oarly palioago in bar life that the insorip-
pilizes
to $1,000, n000rding� to tilo Copital, Of the
I?brtb, fhd 14 Is of May, sbo Bain Rook and I
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61 lildhibargh. Tba gtoUndal are Very extdn- I
Bold. "Yoticangobiioltt6tLil9bi)'ale.'o
"Had Ws 1 bothr 060 Sit JohIll. first;
this will
slid eho . I
house of Caine again." �
small coal try house I best opened my Assn:
in thio world of - light, gi:I4 shado, joy and
tioll which. 4odompanled the white inatble
status of )jing juoopold, whioh,I-Ior Majesty
- gociety Rua tho'numbir of omd1A,%tt% Tfidta
are no btatka-6adtioAtAdidato drAWg Womd.
Filve, being hill and dais and wood. Lord . I I I
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jftogobtyry built it, and it in Very pretty And
]Also ?" . � L
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Wo returned to London the next Morning,
sorrow, of mirth and alidnepa. Gontle hands
has just Placed, in Sk. Goorgald Oblipol.
"'g. 04 the olecatio .-of (a wadding the
We lunched there. The goVe. " "
I
,�, 11 ce: n Add sit John have
L I rtaidly not r To
IL Noon quite enough'Cf each other Already,"
I I had a 11010insilt'O Private talk with the
station' m4ter at, Timberoombe. Sir 'John
smoothed my. pwow, gontia foot giiasa Across
my ehalgibmro land it gontlo Voice litished'for, d
Winall,or.,,ohonia be road. , rt� fdo%o 0,, L A O it
trintr. 'by Her Majesty"Qunt-n Victoria, in
.
-i it, � ad 04011 contribute
Jews ef the noigilboili
towittas 41e, bridelo a . Yougig"Mool),.on
oogofortabJ04" ,
wriva wkre all Civility, and 4ttantion-i ffgt� . ..
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boot ,grandfather of the
.
: ,There was another pause. My mother
� iiipoa holding by my arra, Paleatiatrembling;
Boa loft 1:44 friends at the town* On the Pro-'
vioua d4y'L He And Zille, 'had met outho
: time all my questioning. L
I WAS kindly � treatea by a 1fAir yolatig girl
loving memory of Leopolo, the f1rat Kid I of
tho'B41alad, her maternal Uncles Who Wa I a a
op"Itir)g - .. 0 . . . . . . . ., L (AXIC,of learning
.
I , 310bS to Any of
Maj;otyo wAo,th a I .�
Present 11�xl,* whoso father dizA'whild L Oft � "I
.
. Wd could belthot of%g Speak, My own in rid
.1 � . wit o,ttatgily agitated. ],!!that �06011ih
Iting for, the Lend L
platform, *A on train. She'
bad followed high into the Ameillitig-aari logo.
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about fifteeno wbo:rofusea for a length ,a
tima 'to hold, any diocouno with me- At
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A-rather,tollor As the was to him".
tor I 10 " I .
Lord DaIM617," I . Al
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The Rev. J. is' Spurgeon httit prophilid a I .. . L
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WAS, I h , inoftaut , 69, dmit, ot she
bad thus "tat wpoken And hetoit al
Jast as the btation wastar Was g6hig to OtAtt
.
tile train, sit lohn opened the. doot,.*Ith a
length, Ono morning# Daawg myoolf suffi-
diently rodolvoroA to sit UPI 1, itiolskell on
.
�i3v Dy'. sobsi nall ia Data
ralud
nliolas
lecture, illaotratola 'by (110001#10a via*$, on
BID recent travels lti.oauo,da, and Ainegla%, . .
. , ,.
I I Je64t6d a true abdIllitily-brailwomah. Thb
strong expteomou, of disgust, and took iretage
leArning the fooftl4of the a obillout. I
0*,t 610,0Q0 In, woddin
prdsonjye�i., Nit tiny g
every
mmis
1 1 1 .
J, XOtIJJdf1,$$ says COIdual rcr]ioy,� ,g! #6
,�, I * d1litthfourtA -of bothdof hoofs on the park
in -0othor Cordage.. She had ftloa the
birollOi 'last And he
I& YOU w6ja aitidoVerod')f Abe O%jdo of OittlngL
money %bus obt9irved
-'4h4
.
, At% . to . It . ly'ariAjrlp�AiWoluth'o toAks ad a klo#.
. � % load told us both that the critical moment
I
I , ,##a ,at, hand. In nuotheputimont the sound,
At A Z&OUrCOo'
hhd . glipp, 04 V06UA her 690VC
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