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3harming'i'i have hitherto feared that -some . � , 11 ,� I I I
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easily remember d: 'he, ife 'ch
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mour," returned tfie unblushing lawj
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Interesting' S]kkeech, .by, the Mnrqadsk� Olt
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compels find to dine,latei YOU
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iLansdowue !on Presentation � oir 'Ad"
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may not.,have 9, Bon. either case
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youlIg Rene Du Lys wouldbe the heir.,:, '
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health permits you to take your chief ineal I ,
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Crossing the � in I iddle'of � th I a palin; and the
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� � prefer to drink tea the famous. jewel Nv'
Olt Wid7day, and you . I . - I
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line of the heaft, which goes from one aide
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- The gyst,ery of -the Wed rict4fG.
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mr-..Mat'hieu. ,,Mr. Phil I land is a
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apd, to, Bup. , For % protracted Period, our imperial sceptro'ol Muesia,were furnished
The Marquis �of Lansdowne ww3 pre.
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diff6 ng habits upon this .essential � have during a residence intS6. Petersburg by A
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to to combat the Possibility of descendant of the American merchant who
aeutqd on Saturday, With two addresses by
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the $'rtlk'Wilts and Chippenham! Liberal
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fingers. If the linb �'6V 1 ifO is of a ruddy J
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the laws of inheritance and succession.
And I dare say," she addb'd, with.Borde
seemed me I
I a nearpr and a dearer tie existing between brought tile itone;to Ruosia", . "
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'Associatioh on -
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or quite down to the wri4t line, it foretella� '.1
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I � -�, , dear little houg'a near
There is such a
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a. But, � as I I amond, hi -its rough state, fo ad
u commenced by say- The di . rm
nor, General of C&i2ada. His Lordship, in
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good health � and long life.; �.if it be','broken
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. I -the Hungerfords that I have hall"tilougit
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a London 6oli&t67i-��,'tfiat he, knows every.
- :iDg,, the remembrance of . tb ' e wed- the ey, e of an id a " I in'a temple near Triebi.
- nopoli, d �Abstia6fed
returning thanks, gaid� now tha,t he had
Governor! General
at any point it denotes severe Bickneas �; if
early� deMh if double, it
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-of taking," remarket ,
cerning,the marria.e'settl6mei:its,
thing eciii �
a taken ,place, and a as by
dingB that av 11 w a French
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accepted: -the:'p6at (if
short, shows
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fashioned, and Btauag-rather back from the,
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and -all the Jamily* arrakkgewe�kts. BuO
the wed ,ing, t P I d, � with his prize to
1. di h Lt is pro- renegade, who escape
he li,u�t, as they, were alll aware,
remarkable :strength And vitality. The �
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Indst'.. Bay. 1 have always hitherto under.
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desire for your-66itB . I
my taut companionship town trying to dispose of it for a moderate,
hold' himself � f from
tomewhai aloo,
Party politi' ' in the ordliniary gangs of
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lines encircling the wrist number the years,
of life,'one line' markilig thirty years. ' � 11
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and some -,nice -trees. always.
. . bf the, houses here. � That -is
reminds me
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stood and,jor my part_I,haVO
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moreover -that these things a �
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has stretkgtbened, my boldness to ov6rcc.me . sum, but only like' atliog with distrust. and
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'difficultiesbas not decreased. MyAemerity suspicion. - At I Wngth_'when the news of'
the word, Yet in spite of* the thousands
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life line, it denote's.logs: of.'an eye orblind-
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villbe let at midsummer But I should
in the hands of tho Lord,und that what
,villis Ile brings to pass, without respect 01 !
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has furnished -me vvith an expedie'ni, from 'the. theft I ,had sp I re I ad over India Arid reached
uext'few years, � the incereetwhiclihesoo'k
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Persons. J ith am'bld wornala, but'l never
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Persia, feaiibg I arrest, ,,h4' ao'
fhe'pk�oposal of which I "ve j3hrunk,vintil- I c6pted the
of a
to the I enfidat offer of a Hebrew �merchant ar)d rien.
Liberal politics .would in ,no way abate.
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There were momentsi in the livcs\,-Of E611 of
misfofta6e or cuffi�ufty;, goat small, : , ,
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according to the BiZe,lof,tbe in&r��.. The -
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yet h6ard of gong and daughters being born,
toorder. L1hommeprqpo$e, et Dieu dispose,".
now,litit mention which s u
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YOU tolend a not too reluctant ear. I I . U4 KUM. Mean.
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them when a, few words,, of ezebur,agement'
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little lines are the lessa�i car lee and troubles. , .
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concluded she, ' I
11 ihb- delicate .French
reflected that�lf You could Permit Your -time the SlI61 was informed, not only'of
went a long way. He had arrived at one
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and , wife like to be alone sometfines, and,
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accent on which tEe Dalypf9rdians prided
t, -to rest Upo li my dinne'r-table' the',robbery, but,- also that the thief was
aa-eeulpsIge . '
-Of thOB a ., m6mehto,:.AhA ,was a ,to
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foretell death bv:, drownipg. A ,�
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ea of partak. residing in his'territory, and. bad offered
-if you could support the id ,
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occur-, the. stone *rupbatedly to,
in- tea vvhil( 3 1 am din - saie. ' .
sepal a
ate himself for lbng time from
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big home, -hislriends, and his country.
-cre6cenu-blia,ped hil W th6--litue L I
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finger and below the![ lftie;i Of the ..heart
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Marrable. is most. Presumptuous to
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He was abbut' fol uidertahe I a task
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feutering into myscheme'I �re.it the Mau, deall�l or -alive�, and to li,size
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for,which-he feared he waB,Iunequal,
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line,joining the hiaii:I6 indidateB'marriage. I
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on A thing wb'ChL is-Zlearly And J3 r tn-
.might even dare to make you R formal Offeir ,thediamond-. TheJewisbui6rchantnatu'r.
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rally -,the heritage and if LL .,
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of marriage.,,, -1 � , - . ally became.al wifew of big
The old lady was greatly agitated. . � I � . -
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with the goodwill and � co�fidence'of his
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,ail. He ,wished .particu
remain B I
. ingl,e, unless there be! a shbrt. line
or I hand b'low
Ines On the side of'th6L a I
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I 11 Have they a nice Church', Robert 2"
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ous," explaine'd Mr. Phi 1 te,. h h
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larly to subitantiate wh�t� Sir' Charles
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,house I was speaking of. Of couree.1 go to
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entered the room a few ' i ,5 teH since.
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dinikek to be of vital importance, she Baid, t`ute'Arrneniall therchztut" nam6d' Shafrao
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tremulously. . I for $60,000. The magnificence of Catherw'
. HObhouBe had said as to. ,ihe pdBition in
-which his al?Poihtmeut� Placed him with
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the nUmber! of tiniqs marri6d. The lines . _
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it, but I don't feel happy.- A marf looks so
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stupid in A pew all by himself."
He merely surmised. .Lawyers and doe-.
tore are vermittedlo hazard conjectures on
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dead me that it,would not disgust and in Armenia'and Persia, and, Shafras knew
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regard to the Liberal Goverment! It was
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heart, number the loves of ,a lifetime. it
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the evenis life. You'must not be hard
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assure .1 . I �
anboyyoulto enter into sud,hanarrange- right well thatif he could reach St. Patera.
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but a'Bingle line is visible; and that is deep ' L. -
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lace ourselves up .pretty tight, I Can tell
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mB.t as I 6on'templated, and as I have' burg with big diainond hoWduld b.
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dispose-
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which had,made him at elide fe I almost
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A long And line "
"I Oh yes I And I will come too, when I.
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you, during Mr; Bostoc We reign'; go you
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endeavored, W -describe to'you T, � of it atia handsome protit. The
, - difficulty: was to secrete t1ae. tone
,.Ion the contitiou, it. wouli give'me greatest 8
not to. rQfuse -it, . and it
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placed him'. oDc'e, more in � physical
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of the head proniis�s: intellectual power, :
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ex6use.us it we have a little fling now.
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pleagure to gratify you," she murmured. . so thoroughly about his person that ikicase
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'never met with such unscientific people as
,1 Then. my d'ear Mrs. Mithieu," said he, . of big arre�A.it should not be discovered.
(C b ra.) As to- the work which lay,
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quite to the �eagp ofthe hand it, indicates, . . I ,
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weddings astls6al?" aid Charles Marrabel,
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66'Delysfordians. Mygoodoiri'lreplied,
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honorJor wh,iohlhavq languished during solvedthe problem -by muking'adeep lb-
before him, in Canada. he was they.
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should end un&er the third �flnger or there. -
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. to them, new'cur ate was
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big and heavy -looking. His. voice was
us poi�sibl
p a Con
Compliment P But science was a d
mallv� years, and which -if it should: be � cision in, the cilt ot his left leg, inserting
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him to expiegs any opinion at that� moment,
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nature to, him. 11 6d sin
that Some of li�is relations were dc4uainted
conferred uporn me�will make me the the st6ne, and sewing up the wound with
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proudest and happiest of men. . will. silver thread. � '-' ' -:_-�.
but he. thought he might say in general
@AQ ''deal
. , tei�mii-that-h6-.w,o.uld-.g6.-to-�,6A44A-4�-d - JiL.,
t .be end it denotes deception and double. ,"
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_Aft��Iig , ti , tougfi, in A hand otherwise. good; :� 11, L* P 11
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patronizing. my Part getting
f ed of the subject,". he said. � 11.1 don't
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with D'arwin. . . .
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not -disdain me as the U . . ly
. f ture partner'of . Whelithecuthad cicatrized sufficient
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mined to,do big bestio maintain those ties'
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Of OYaltY l and 'attachment which . bound
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I tiare much for weddings, unloO.1 have a
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personal inter'B", in- n rao Ing par-'
- Idon't know Anything. about science*,"
ew curate. ,,Bu�-I do
announced the n '
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A little' lat sh- began big travels toward Rugsijj.. H�A be
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. the colonies to � the Mother Country; and I
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know the word'of Qod." .
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especially the colony over. . I -
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- "Well, atkyhow,l hope they will all be
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rid -'deliglited face, ,almost fell'over the diamond had been traced 'tile. Jewisb
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�cbant, and from, him to (In Arn36 ia
elderly lov ere who, were still lingering out- met n n.
would have .'the honor to, pres:ide.
(Cheers.)�. Anotlker� feeling which was
ing from the �ed ge of 0e hand below ihe , ,o -
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little 11bg6r.,61j. bptw:ee� tbe,first and second.,,. . .
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the Du Lyses," said Louisa. , � : �
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� 46 1 alluded to a ve�ry person al- interest-
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happy' I Mrs. Phill6te,
but with with motherly tendla'ruess towards
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� Mithi&u's door. , -he -would probably' ba,ie tried to
side -of:,Mrs. . :He hurried I conceal
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to leave, these
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fingers, it indicates an: affectionate di$poFji-' � I
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to filling the chief place;�-" ratu'riled,'Charles,
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pff, bu iiob before he overheard Mr.. hisnationality. But he boldly procla,imeklL
Marrable, in measured sentences; im � himself an Armeni I an merchant to the
shotes,for a16ngthened
perion, but h6*buld le a�ve- at a thnew'hen
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ness of . the, possessor. lCit "�elndsdow . - � .1 , :
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. looking At her in �a -way which Robert
. thought impertinent. 1he young lover
Oh, thefe'� no doubt of that," said.Mrs.
-Belamoiar',`cheerfully. ,.1-ReDeDuLy&and�
, - plor-
ShaWs inquisitive offi, jaig, w�is arrested
.ing Mrs Mathieu to name the, happy day- I C � I .
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'consign6d
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the Libera,l P � arty was stro . nger . and more
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* short lines award the .head hu"
t a, it �bow& I
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',upon,
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was jealously suspicious. Was ib�possiblb
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. � be thought,.that this ponderous piede of
Miss Freth'aine made �lio secret of their.
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Affection, and never was a D14 Lys yet who
. "Marriakeeare faBhionable," soliloquized and ''I , 1, . .1
' Io 'prison -;1 n 6uspicion
the young doctor. ' w
I I . ,,Well, my. Louisa a,nd - Strong emetics were Rdminigtered, but no
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robust than i6 ha � ever .been before..
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(Cheers.) ' In conclusion -Lord Lansdowne
, that'affection �must , be founded.
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but if these small lines go upward, �
orthodoxy had made himself attractive to
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did not. make, a good husband. And as to
opinion,
d na came, to llglit.,� He was stripped
.I will. be the happie'st cou�Te of the:lot,'. I . il
aln old Marrable has'cor:66 to: the narel-a�, plunged :into a hot bath', and then
again thanked - thend atid suggekedtbat
, �
they should pleat another. j?resident during
Jr.e,,,,p�ct;
is more, a 1pasafork�and im Pulse. When I 1,
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the line of the heart ,is broken it denotes ' . :
. . the little sweetbeart he (Robert)' had, loved
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so faithfullyfrom his Childhood 2 -� '
Mrs. Framaih6,well,� W my" she
has, been -attached to Mr,. Freinal-ne all
gl&d ,
. t last. tat I .do * � amined from'headto foot, With no better
point a . I wonder Which , ex.. , I I .
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his . absence, as he was of opinion that,any-
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inconsistency. - Bdt'jildiment must nothe . I . - .11
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� "I a;No have a lancy 'to fill the.
� . . chief
he
alobg� ShdiB dignifi6d and.. undomonstra.
five, and w6uld never say as much or show'
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house' inT, -� success. --.Even s,4ttle torture w
they willoettle I ,�. I as tried
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a Part in �tiI6 affaiis
one who took an activ . . . I
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of the, agg6ciation 'should not 'be wbs6ht
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formed from any oneappe
- , ar bebor line of ... �. _� I
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tho hand, as,there, are trk�hy thidgwto,be , �. ,,, �
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. place- at a, wedding," said pointedly.,
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"I dare say you will both do 'be Bettie
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Louisa, airily.-
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as much as little Mrs. DuLy.s ; but -it is just
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,a s� -
rt r8f thf�g okiah a stately.oreature
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l� The el ffe'�t-]Eatcrsll of JEnglaud. frontier -his Petty' cash, however, b6in 9
from the Country.' A resolutionbVinkabMad
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. poutidence - in' the Goverumen w e
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considered.' - I , I _ �P, . : , . ,
We should look in the. left i
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hand chielly I .
ld�," sa,id - I . -
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� 4� Car ainly weddIngs I . eful
.th
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do�fall�ib--16%' _w,-4h_a-Courtl-y_mid-_
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, retaiued. -Ile reached � Orenburg, atid�-bara
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—Ei-ei-m�aie�ty's�-Body-,fxuard�'of-Y-eomeia-of ----dT— 7-h-ih!i�
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ards unanimously passed. -1
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for b6nors, riches', loves a � 0 . ��,'
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observed Charles, 6usly.. , � I I Th�'y
P119pent., reason r'
gave me an extra -B. .i to
dle-aged man like Mr.,Frernaine., No one
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daadispnte that hehas ver y fine mannersJ'
. a
I some compatriots . aticed. Bome
the Guard, otherwise beatifetiiars, or buf* � - , , . �
- ' �. ey to reach the Capital. � I . . , , . -
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-aiidin-thL,.�rjglit5-io�-v�late,ver pertains -to .i - q I
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.,health and length, of � days. All lines, it 1,
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- preaching on the Marriag .
I 1 14 1 a at -Cana." � - '
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11 He is our dear Rise Du Lys's husband "
said Mr. Marrable. . � . I �, .P
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fetiers, commonly'called. beef-eg,ters, who '_ '0atherine t1cO:Gria,at - waB short of ready
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Underwent 'their annual. inspection .in the: money wben'Shatras offered bar his dia-
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: Pe8l'al"11121' the Mrdii-Woult'Eat may Find
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pale'and ,94de, ,tell the absence. of the
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quality attributed to, that Jib , or the' axis . .
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Most kind of you to ,say so!" .said
Robert. 11 And pray, how did you treat
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,,And be, has been a good father," said
.
presence of the Du.kd' of Connaught, in the Mond for Bale'.! -1le demanded 5200,000 fo*'r.
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ntless JR:aacmy in ibe.snm�ll Boy.
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tence of thei,oppo�it6 quality. For:ias e, '
taue� '
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subject 2" ,
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(t I must leave some one else. to answer,
Mrs. Phiiland. I . .1 .
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,, It'isgetting late," cried Mrs. Mathieu.
corridor of St. .
James' Palace, yesterday, ais
. it, but the Empre8B could: not r a khore
are among the last remaining links which' ' . 40
L tbaki'�100,000, and.thorigh she offered ,000
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-Do not'the birds eat these c�t6rpiMrs?"
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asked a reporter. P . �, I , �
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a pale, wide line of the beartindicates cold. : 11
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ness or even. cruelty. '. When the. lines of- .L I �
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th'661 qiesfi6n," -repl�eki .the ale' '
rgyman.
11 Perhaps I
. Louisa will . give we. a, kind
11 I must go homel!1 , , � - . -_ .. _.....
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"'And you must really allo,v like to'bb,
bind -the fendal bgea to the pregeii t tilhO� desidatiris (at.fo�r acres each) �f :
. � .
- crown
_n_eakry� double that lalkd,i,i1d-,1i-6iO I ."
They b0aet 8, 8`11ii608 u to this sum- Siffff-as idMs-e-d
. sidri
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'IN � I. Ikuo I -will eat
' w 61 no Lbird that' �
_t5e_in_.___TE_epparr_ows di_6ea1F_tlie�mea_9_u
r-
thelefthandare clearest an ' � ,
d ruddie8t its , - ;�
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-posse�gor_.re8embl B -his motherlco
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. . nice sermou,', ,
,,It was, A, very , said
.your �escort," said Mr. Marrable,, rising,
' Positively, �
will take no My,
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of,thki,regular armyi having attended on I Cathekine wao greatly,, chagrined, and did,
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f the hinge abd.'queens� Of not hide her annoyance ;.but: she -wa8 too
't�pd/
ing wordag that were so pl6ki"tiftil here a few
years ago, And thatn' isance � as- � ow� 'dis.
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tally andphysioally. ; � 1 1. � 1,
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Louisa. -It didn't takaawayonelsbreatb
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-1 � ,denial., I
)�ear Mrs. Mathieu, I do insist u,,)'
. on your
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E 9=0e',',ti:0�ince the r�ign I .� t
I f-HeniY V11- noble a ch�ractejz'tojeq
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The costum� w.hich-they. how wear Is,, with - - 11
which -Shuh
ared. Tbe,preiwii nu what is
appea _C�isauce is ,
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�ome knowledge of phyBioghomy is of great . i ,
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advantuge;-indeed,, the two sciences I ,
Eke poor Mr. Bostobk'a always did. "PBpa.
. . ; - �' thd:Wht . I k ... � -'t,,---- - t I ` w � -of-
g you on qui e a correc via
consenting to My aoCompinyiDg,'Y0U to
-'ydur-dooi." ... 1- .- ___� 0 �__ . I, -
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measures
. .1a of. Peisia-would
,the, exception of\a slight.alterati6n' made have � ad -
-_ ____.___f-__ f_____id`6iitic&l: -e opted without 6 moment's hesita
known as &'hairy caterp illar. . They' multi -
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ply'very rapidly have counted 234 "990.
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),And iu:band, one supplementing the other. , , '
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the subject " - . .
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A R 6 1161116te'
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ibouiia .
. I -to-( spar
. 11 I . . . afr-as NWE qs- - a" Unwed , - , I - -- t �
, quarter. o a can ury Ago, � on. ,sb
with that in vogue'liefore, went out s,ud
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--1-n,&mp
ace-I.--h,UO-U-t-l:"l�io-bY--,li6ehe6-.� Each-
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_This is, why, the able I
_ ___._.1_,._,_,_w.4�gjpsy fortune .
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"a ...... tb"'faca a'ano re:c ose than t e, �
11 And wiat.,did _,1Jnoistgd,
. . -younthinkof i0 . '_ - _ .
_._..__._the_our&t_e_._ �, . I I �
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who had Overheard the'remark as he stood
_r - -fe-1- .
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ons5la y alool!"fr& th6' rest I the
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.armor uumoldsted, betook bimself.to AmatOr-
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'of, fashion,.!while_vet_O�ny_. nobleman � and -d.cuL
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' dam to havehia diamon - ' Hereit-was
one of thesereggs ,was.capable of becoming a.
erpi or. . � ..
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y
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hand of her p.tr6. Beget rules in re-
I 11 I'm afraid Iwas thinking of something
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party, oncemore drew near to Louisa.
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gelk.tlem�u carriedbawkoll.wrfat, and each that, t�hejamous Count. Or!
I I off first saw the ,
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steel.-clsd. knight s ilt agailim jewel for imperial ,,mig .
' :, - Is th '
ere � tiny insect that pr
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a.iki'a ��
g.,d to the f characteristics -'of .
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human face ina i 11 beL added in. illia
y we
in Ul 11 You see, Charles"
� clse," ad itted III
I knew exactly what, you were going to Bay.
Are we going to spend all our days like
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ol&Mr. MarrablP. and. Mrs. M athieu T' lie,
, which bi� trees
all.comers in ,Jhe � lists for' his fair lady's - had sighed, and he determined to lay i
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�Jhe
these T' . . - . I I .
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I I Yes, there is a sort of fly, the I fachina,
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. You are not like. Mr. Bostook. ' We always
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sake; , Among their other duties yao- , a gift- at ho.r f6et.�. - The ,. bargain with
men of the guard May be Called uPOrk to �bafra a was concluded off -hand, for Count
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but there Are not enough u .
I tLeria'! .1 I am�
, And firot.of 0, the' soul dwells in"the I.,
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a ye -, and � th� ability -to :,'understand its. . �
. liad to listen to him,'ior he ilways said,
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. . something terrifying, And we had� to'tell:
I'm Bure I�ca n't tell," replie d Lou
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rather haughtily., I imagine not,,'as you
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carry the dishes to the Queen'@ table ; and
. Orloff never huggle'd. .In exchange for,the
satisfied that the only wayto save our
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tr'eeB,is forl the aut-horitiesto employ some-
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language is inbQru,.witb most people with .
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him of it." I I . . ., I � - .
Marrable turned away in igh dudgeon.,
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'have ohoseli
. . � to go off into Yorkshire, and'
Are going to, take a house and live there.�'� �
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, 111-1 at the 'to and is
as late as the reign ot George dia,moud'(wbiah-�,e�qhs 185 ears,
-,distribution of the royal alms onMaundity ' .
valued at $l;500,0100) 6ouni Orloff promised
on -to kill.them off . � s id 'do it. ' It
a Boy con I � I
'would requir4 some one to Climb � the trees
: g to 12
Ut balin � ,tudy it'�; a1eiv i words, in . , , I - I
regard,"to � � V , at,, - , .
.1 . it.may not b,a,akniss. - cry qui I
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. He vras disgusted at. Louisi's fri6lity, and.
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. 11 Oh, Louisa -don't te�se "me 1'� cried
I ,dear,:
the 'i I
� Thdrsday,'qkke If themis,de4aribed a§'6ear- Sbafras,,ou his r � eturn to,Ruosi6, ,$350,600
ing Upon- big head a gold dish, .
. containing a down a 52,060i and apaterib
- ri anrkuit�, 6fL
and collect the we § and eg �
rip, ,. . gg� 'and burn
tb'e',m.,t , � . I
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6"s. tbat impress and embarrasB tie with I
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mand,
their great repoge sianifyJ self-com' 1. .11
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-j3ought--a--i�2or6--respectfi2I -1 �Inpatfiy�
among his elders. He walke� I ,,o�s Pthe,
I youn.
q man'.. can't go on beating
about the bush forever. I must kn6w for
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hundred and fifty bagq�`bavin� . , . .1
.1 , . . 1, I I g seven,ty-five. of nobility. , � I � I
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'A, What is the course of,prppagation T'
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but also great complacency and,con6eit. L
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I room, and joined bimself to,the i Ae grbnp,
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certain. Will,.You, come and share� my �
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si ver .pennies in each, bag, - to, be' giv'en ' Tbo-Countkept,his word. Sbafras the,
-away by-thei sub-Alm6h6r_t6'tb * � I . . � I
0 King's
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I � ,,.,, FirBt-y.ou.,,E�e�a,��e,buuLdle.pf � eggs I have
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. Eyes that .rove. hither &till thither while . '.1 I
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age den d teeadeceitful
I I .of which old Mrs. Belamou r was, as Usual,,
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. . the Centre. � I? � � . � � Z
house ?-just. for a. fevv years,'till I come
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back- and take . my father's be
merchant became Laza:reff the gbntlemati,
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poor; . Nowadays, the principal business of
- , basb6d big bills l at the imperial. treasury,
spoken'of. They areL laid" bytho females
In
on,t�e cocoons., about fourteen days
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designh�g min, d. " Eyes in'which the white. . I
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� 1� I always said. Mr. Fromaine and Meli'
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makci:,g
.practice?"
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implored. 11 Will"YOUT, . . I . .�
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the' yeoman of� the guard is to keep the
I . a,ird:drew, $2,000 �a year' ink tbb, reStL of his
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Passages; when a -drawing room is:holdih life,.which, as usual with
these eggs -are hatched - into caterpillars.
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lowibla,tinge, and 'Sobreaked:with.
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=111�iejns, denotestrongpassions. Very 7 -
cent Dii Lys would match,
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. the old.lady was just oayiikg,. �� Every one
Well,, p6rhapal will',," sbe,:said;, beeita.
rl,t.�,quite _ like yo ' I '
Itingly. 11 1, d6 , U:, to nit in
z,
arkhuitaritg� wag
t.�,Tamds ,Palac 'h ' 'have N1 ' I" , I � '
S a , w, em � they, a very Pro dbg6d one. - Be ere . be i
, f I - died be
decorated - ' , ,
The cat6r�illam live'upon the'-soff,parb of
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tile �
le'aves6ftbe-tre6s.., oumay.se tY
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�blu6 byes bespeak a mind' inclined 10 , ,- . 'P :
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could see*ith half ' h amired
. An'eyeL.that es,
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yonr'pew.all aldhai.?' I", . . I . I . .
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;udrd-room, olabor'atbly viith' t"b" -
9 � I .. . � became ox!e'o riahest ,men in !Russia ,
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hi ' V They,d�y� -be 6 :
trop leg I :arms., mp1OYOd Widi:the prio6oi the, di amond he bough t
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,O f p.rees-now without a ,whole leaf. - Then
t66:tr 'sea in Aia of lung comp,iaiiit,.&r�
coquetry ; gray., eyes. sigm .y _IlIt6 " ll� I .
I Agerice:;_
,at leall. 1 ,. P I I
fafsebo6a A.'a liking 'for � �
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. "But I fancied, Mrs. Belamodr that you
yo tk�willcome and sit there with
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to'::ta'he careol , the royal: baggage mines ,iu,,��
, .In, Le A Is,
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* ' ' . . I he Oural, lwhd I- B soar" bi
'the 'I
tini�
- li "h,
� th&leav&a 'are -their lutkgs.. E a6 . . cater.
.gie'eiiish, I � I. :. �, � ,
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�dai ;1-,bl'a9k eyes,.� a pasgibnat6. I lively':, tem�. ." . . �
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'and
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. used to think 5 MrFr"6iQnga, *Zd in aiiy
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.. well IF68_by-au��by. I . I .
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wh"en, do . ,
urt moves rom, ] 'T a ,,, mn- ,
6 Pia:60, to,- and houses in St * Petersburg. b'
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pillsr,wiii.eit, Bay iw.elve,or fourteen itimes
� per ain tit brown, a kind'; happy'di��. . � : � ;�!� -'
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that odious Mrs. Gardqaer,�' re , tharlied Mrs.'
" . Math' I L,
IOU ft nialiclouiply.' .1,
60mewh
'Theul�.,V.ntur.d t�' take her hand all
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she did.not',withdraw it.-. ,
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Place, and sorrie.of.00in arebabi,tually earned increment " in thirty � yeqr� made
I � showing . Vigitore .. ,,over hi j ,t* , I I .11. L .� . ' .
occupied' � in At! ,the
I . an en lines a mi ionaire, � an.
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itsweig t a unti � it gets to- be
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1 'of tbe�n�.�LA �Romal , I nose , denotes ail -
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I Never, .,py ea,v, Mrs. MAfbieu," re-,
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. � I a, What I ' d
turned Mro,febincyur, loftily. �ai
:, ,,., I'wivw afraid you wa a g6"39 'to�ma'ry
Charles Marrable,'! be said. 1,
'k-,
eePIng: pr
Tower of London and in agent - day his.' descendants, numbering
the I �
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,an eye onthe re, The corpB'inOludes hundrieds, are alf Immensely rich. " Loris
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ciaterp�ilfar ' discharges ,its c -kin .about'
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OW b.
entb 1�
I ,prising, busluess-like character ,, .&� - . �. I
I ikk base is a. �aigu of ,good sense , a per. : - : I
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Gaxdner intended to marry M'r.! Fiencame,
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11, Charles- Mairrable III, she' - echoed,
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,"-That prig I That elephant I Ile makes
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,-the captsdn'-L;rd.Monsonm�a� lieutan hier
-- - - ,711 - .1 a"' ' _L ' _- Ant', Mellikoff"for Minigter�bf -the Interior,
.ensign, wo Ozone, an one bundibdand, d Daliancff, 'a . , �
.fo , ' ' , . an t , p-,8aeur, Minister of
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li then -:_,weaves- *_ its' . noPoon � of rilk
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� and the hair, Of his own body, and - there,
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y Btraight nose indicates a pure And I
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noble soul, unless the eyes coutradic : it ; 'a . I .
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I if she Could. 'But - be Was not to be 6aught.".
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r y- men-st-arth, If we, accept the Public Inetruction, aie grandchildren
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Darwiniau-' theory that - only _ the, fittest,, .
I the � Lazareff, ' "
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�lluijaergoes its cha:nge to the'ehrysalis state
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species
,.,nez retrowse., niguifies a spirit at mischief I �
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_WW'and dash.;_,a, arge nose 1. . ,�
.1' ' i generall "
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a younger -m , an, observed. Mrs. Phillote.�
L . Oh, Louisa., my gwe6the�rt I how1appy,
. You make me I'l I 11 I .
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survive - th;Quean'B Body , Guard must be 1. � I
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. and becomes a moth. The is Well,
to' 0
kpown.'L', ant lomogiati,` continti6d Mr.',
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indicates good mind and heart ; L very I �
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%4SO me one ;hke poor. �ir Oliver Cljntcin��
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only he is - deadi and he was ''married,
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; -�Donit be too surbl.7 shemplied,saubily.
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11 Wait till we have, shared tb �
e SAMO
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fit ikid ad the.corps bag outlivedFnearly - dinavin. ' . �
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t , the seVbral dynasties.whieb ' _ , Rahieslu -Scan � I
our Can I . r
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Edwards. "Itis indigenous oun-
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try, andLha6 beefk�,knbwki"ever since, onto-
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small n,ose,'good natuie,,butlack,of energy.� . I .: ., -
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,Thick 4sladicat6 61tbei�urait'gehxus or 1
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, I 11 Mrs. Frakniihie is much more fitted to,
Pew
for a few years. You may, tell adiff6rent,
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story then." 1 . I � 11 I P
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.bave .Ioc(3�pied-.thp'thkone.,E;iu(je� Tudor .
: i The peaBants like grand names.for.ibeir
times, and even the .giound afid,meabirj� Of, 11W6 ones, 6uch'as Adolph �-` AdAcirk, Got.
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: mologv was studied here. 'It wa8:'deB � cribe' a �
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byAbbotaud Smitfiiu 17924 among the
great stupidity ;� verythin lipai Cruelty mud
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falsehood, Particularly, if tbev h i
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� grace DelyBmere,tban,to be a'you . ug man'B
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- 11 Never my dai6g I", be ciied. - '.. � �;.
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kiaBAier then, in,thegatherixig,
'the � . flied, Gustavus, for boys ; and a6ge�bina,
"I Original Lak ame. Yesterday'tbe Duke': ' I L,f 11 . 11 . �
-lit, :aft,
of C.n.ang or minutely !tie Thora,- Iugeborg or gir �i ; and it - th By
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lepidopieroius iu§ecto' of ' Georg'ia. .Yo
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ithere
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'ally.. compressee I Imp so in t a 'cheek - I ;
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.sig6ify roguery - in 'th� 'chin love. 9.111 , ,
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I slave,' Baid Mrs. Mathieu. Mr.'Fremaine
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adores her, and _ she will be as happy tie tio'
,Did -he
I�Wfljght?- No other matt . I I
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poeting i
ig I ly, � I t I
the ranksi expressed biihs6lf as - have ,no llama Prepared they. Beek one Ili,
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,with the 'Carps;
way,imaginehio in-
I Wralcid must be
dr6ase when one 996.
- i'mect la3,s '�34 e '
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Coquetry.. A leanface-1. . I.
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--queerk_ ---- ___,_
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� ipeace
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-lover- does --not-betray, --- herselL '
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'moment — '
, pleaged ,the appearance of
I . thealmaDac for thi�partldulaidtiyof baby's
and-,no.-wonder.--AparG--froria� tbeir_smart�-- �-birtb4 - it-is-bal)iizo.a-t.hja-n-c��tLri)anAay
Fortunately the raiki killB m6uy,.aiud-6thb7r-
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iretelligen6e ; a fat fa . argon I 11- - . . I
as obow8 a p,
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clin6dti) faleeh6od. . t 11 I .. 'L
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--;whichitisi maybe'eter' .
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I nal -appears at length. to ha�ve,bedn estab..,
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later Louisa looked ab' . an day,
and A as e�med .taller an, mor in 11.
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'Robe ly-
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fi6s� and efficiency, the
N y..are-next.to, the taken to oburch:'by'the g I
9druother, who,
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_causqs_inietv,euoAoLk L-O-()-WJ-a-fhj�-P-111)p)��.V-I-
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I. -was glad:tb-s6.qtfi�;t.ibe..vorkei6tis�.i�8e6ts"
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-771r,scibility�19--ace .
. omp�-nied--b.y-g;��-ere,'6t-�---�--
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lished.betW666'the-Du Ly#eaKhd.-tbCe,kre-.'
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- �=tJl a __mOBt__pidturesqdely.. -Orovides� tho'�bli-ri-s-t-e-u-iu'-g--ga-r'r-a'-e- ICE,
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I dreseed of all,the officials of a magnificent axg� often trimmed iill. colo,r6d. bows,
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spared, the tulip trebs, The. debtruction,of
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t -1 ,,l.-.- -, , � . ,
:pOg ure, open.tios ri 8, moist temples, -am-- - - � - - --- --
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superficial vdilA,- which stand out :. ' ' I
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maines," .said Mr. Marrible. %pla.
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. lots and the Mont&1466 are no longer at'
and -Mr Variable," slid' 6aidy slid be left
obediently. : . KtTAMR.,;��G
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royal state, 00-10bg eStabliabed thot its � while the infaut bag, beads round its n6ek
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our city trees is pitiful, and some decisive
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Action is needod -to prevent its further
vlayin'g� �
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al d throb � Under ,the Jeast e"�cite'merkb, , � �. � - !
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� strife. Abeit6r,enaingtoibe,lojigclisdoid,
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41 Good -evening, Mr. Marrable�," said the
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'Young ,help'
beginnings ,are 1.64 a.m'on.g the mists ,01 and-w,eat:B a' cap iwith Very lit0e*'boider'
, i ity. ! . , 1� '� I �
ant qj� -7.Eondon'Telegrapl! . - -it
The fibldii, _w61lov6r tbefout.
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o h ' hungry, these
an very ,, . � ,
large, nueqU91, ill-raziggii eyes', and, equal , . I
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use �of both hands.,, 41 , , , '.. I :
could. scarcely have been anticips6fed, or
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elven desired. -Mrs. will be the
man' When. he had ad his old
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friend intoa warm great-coai. ayou-,�wiil
, ,clergynatkii
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, 1 � �� :, 0 I "I and pours, water over'the back of the beEkd
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caterpillars Will oat pear and apple trees,
And the possibility that they *may yet,'be
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'� a : - - may 'be, expected from,, ... . 1.
A gob .,genius . ' '
.Fremaine
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sweet mistress, of. Delysmere ail the. days'
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hear. some news to-mbrrow.". I � I
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Women ei Beibleh
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.. � 11 . ca%�.,. .. thou_wipes -.with A, towell
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Uume.rous enough I g6, into tha�,, 13�rt'- of
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middle. stature.. blue. or ,gray byes, lalge P I 1q" -
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,�"Newsl" dried Mrs.'Mathieu, wh
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, The citizb000f Bethlebeinj wbob�long'to As � the baby, is ,swatbed :knt, slx�111011
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-business should be auffici�nt%16 Sjij, Up L
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,prominent forehead, �temples'alfttle: , . � .
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. naturally trans er� itself'dnce, more, to the
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waiting'-ou thodbor-Btep.' il What new4T?
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the ChdSti&13, And for ��1146 ra�gt,pa,rt to. the, .wide- - an agow � ,so 'that . �it "' cannot
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, some,officia ac ion-, proven
bollow;, a fixed, attentiv.6 )cok-a_nd..bAbitua1 . P , I , I
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I Catholi a its lowi, an , sometim6s.. not even
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c0hurob; ate aU'euergeiicra6';WAr, ,, , ,_ d .
'Artistic
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ildaiion of the ead.-B011e 0� �G v a, - :
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11 Don't be .too sure,'� said'Mr; Philland.j
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11 Mr. Fretnaind may.have a son. I keep thy:
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to -night," replied *he., ,,Louis�jsiu ibe.
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secret. f3be, Wilf',tell YOU :t'_MorrdW.
like. -and ibidustrickus, with an ten, it9,Q1rm6,it is obliged.0 lie ver�ps,Mive
duriiigibuiceromcnial'. The;pgasantsba�e
�ericy. Handicrafts and.4didpa-ar� found, I I
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�,� How to Tell a Goiod #.&RlLb.. , -.
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i -, opinions to myself'but I have an idea that
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.Good-nigli0l idL'Pedpi , I
I " two o 6 went out into
Then the
in great varietyj espPoiallythe manufacture their reasons for this swathing, the fir If'
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" whiell'isthat1hey think it makes the limbo
of arms. The Bdthlahemitaw�,are-,par� I
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take a Bound olle, � I attenti011 to its-
pay, no
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�X beard �of .�al,'nu' so the other day, a � .
C . aithtleaSVvOrnati, who spat after some o I , I 11
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. . 11 Wall, you, are A. laWyei, and you c6ght
to kn ow," said Mrs. .Belam6ur. !,t out 11,
theinild spring evening; �arm4n-arm and
wallied,aloWly in the dire , lit'
.. Otion of 0
ad for :their carvings -in grow Htraight-,Ptbe.s(econd that' it turns
ticulakly calebrat I I
motbdr-of-pe�rl.. They also ma L I baby into it compaot'bunale'tocarry.
- he a vk�ri6ty -1 I When
outward appearance, btlt�divide-it into two
: p knife'and- exa * Abe
LP11prIS With a shar .
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had looked 1 at the l babv,: in"order, she, ax-, -
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pls,iue&, to avert the ,"eivil eye.11, I
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I I hate not. I would rather"Rene DuLyB,
. � had a son to inhert the'Whole property.". .
M%thAu's rk little boug :,
arrow and quaint i a
!, I.should gukmise,":�:observbd Mt. Max,
the(! thusi iblailto .havei been�Baidto
.of bowls of.the black stone brought fr6mT Bwa -
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tbeDd&dS'eA. The men Are of fine stature, resemble the tkil of a lob,s6ir', or even , its
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'a
.'Millei
.. dead inner surf aces. If there 18 90 knuch
water or - -, juice 11 that a sligb t! Pressure
flaitz district. of Germa I " if' the- coivB , : , ,��'11'1:,l
ny I I I I.. � ��.
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are,driven before the� door of a witch the,
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. 11 I agree with you, Mrs, Belainour," said
'Mt.
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rable, 11 that the childish fondness which
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and their, dress' is mixture of the -coo. whole body. - ln the uoftli they are oftew
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bung ftom a long, springy stuck'
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would: seemingly, �au'i�e it to fall off: in
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hard Must, spit thrice (Gfimm). .Fishe' 1. � �
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Ma,rrable. ,, Itwo,�ld rejoice my heart',
I if -before 1 close my; eyes in. death=1 could,
has go long existed between Robert philloto
and our young. friend, -Louisa, way bavo
.tumes worn in the.town and it the coun try., , pole
The women of Bethlehem ,are celebrated ilk the wall"to bo!oub of the wayi and, being-
* - --'- -'tlYeY`-Mrd--H0pJo9ed
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rops, you ay be a ad it will be
. I I Boggy " af ter, it. is boiled'. is evi.
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women spit for� luck on their hankiel !
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(G boxer, eveu now -a -days, opits
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I see a justifiable prospect of a restor'ation of
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ripened into a warmer, and a permanent
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b a-tid- t ik,t
f ar,and wide fo.r theii beauty' , which is of t6n y u L ure quio , � �, 0
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infad iu Theiri. oradleg, -Whioli%aro Ver
very B triking. Their features, towhiclitbd y
� 'That
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� denoo of a poor potato, 'and flon't you buy
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4uisite
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urosetau&
o ds, and asrhith Bbooi6gLa refrac- I .
. the Da Ly�dg to wealth Andprosperity.?'
"Ibe children ought to marry each
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11 Very; likely," said Mrs. . Ma I u.- -
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mzlificanbdarkay6o give a wonderfully � I U -
I .1 . 'Primitive,. are also fre(lUently'Llkin"p-1 , dby.
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it. The following or( qualities
of a,gopd potato : AN Rbit8,1-the cblor�
tory, horse takes the �, same precaution. .:
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Scott-, in his" Dikoverieg 'of Witchcraft,'?- ' .
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other," suggested' Mrs. Fbillote. �� 11 That-
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3resBive meaningi are of a half Eg ptiab, 'It HPiral "pring f rbin �&- loot, which.. tua8t
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should be' yellowish. ,white 1, if, it'is a deep 'recommends
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ooittitig into tild, shoe of ' . -
would Settle the Affair .comfortably. and
�will communicate to -,morrow ,,,�C%y, relate td �
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.1, 'be tuore conif ( irt,, ib
half. Je.�vivh type Thd;fullfa 10111au fho,pol6'/ 110th
co.io remark. y 1
And in Ekvochbli. atid, N, m4giaki l4aplalia
Y611" it will not' Cook welf. '. T�ere must
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olkeis rigbb foot to� insure safety from ,
my.husband'says cousing�msky,iik�iry.11
I "Butthis Would 'be a cas . e"of1an, Aunt,
the connubial state " � �1. �
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Ably noble and soft, it is lotily in did . I I .- ,- -_ _gqpLo,
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profits that the curved noge and the beauti� titkotheoe".Hwaddlinks" toobarob. Bult
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--b,l�,,,,"..,..o�tisi(It)rt�bib � araount -�'of- -moigturp,
tiloiigltiiotoliolighto,(3olled� in:(! I I
rops and-
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magic. * I find some inatalices ,
'of this i . n k, VestigoB Ancient .1 Manners- P' 11
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and a nephew," remonstrated 'Mrs.' Ma-
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,, My dear Mrs.' Mathi6u, should you Con-
it 'u6pard6nablo 'vamdalism
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fill, firmly shaped 'mouth are noticeable, instead of Oarrying thova, into the OhIik,bli
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They'weibr, a 'long blue Under" they thalus it hoI6 Ili,.Olo stiow optiildQ 6I the,
.1311 oft� 6VOI1 ,With moderate pressure.
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.1lub tWo
.of' �
and Cudtoms in Modern Italy and Sielly" . - '
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thieu. An unheard-of event i You forget
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that Mrs. Fromaine's ds,ughtBiF'will be
sider, an to
place a teapot on 'a dinner-tablo 2" ouidthe
. gairment;
irchyaid and bpr
wh ' iob reaches to their ankles,'and Over' i Qht y them in 4, l6ilivilig it
'sleeveless
the picaes together, and if it is
good a whito froth Nvill appear around ,the.
� ge 124- 'I H an , . � - -
by J. 3, Blunt, � 1623; pa . .
saliva was lier6fof cre �'ve�ry,� gen 0'rally � used -' . . . 1,
Mrs., Du Lys's sistml�!, . ;� . 1. P
11 Woul& it be legal, my dear T! inquired
old gentleman. � , � .
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11 Not: exactly -not altogetheri" � replied
short; red, tunic', certainly t 6, sin all -ap6ftur dfor beeattking putpos(fAeThe.
tn I oat attractive end becoming female dien babies are kopt, tiplondidly Oarul, whilo,
odges, %utl tilw tipon the two surf aceB after '�B
tIt-iiv. ato �eprtrated. . T 'is signifies the �
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a charm (Pliny, 9.`H. -.'x. 52),.aud was, . . I ...
thought particularly, efficiacioUs against the � , . :
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Mrs. Philland. But. I dr. Philland 'did not
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-bv-ei�in-veiitbd.-Tb'e-m.oR+-nt,ii�ll�d inar their friendo wWiii! the sikorod,lInifling bavt�
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_', .oAlil-co-qf,-A�,propey'(Au�ntity of starch.,
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venom of poisonous animals� , Pliny,quotes - 1
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reply. He bad -just Stopped ani of tile group
11PYou. do not think it,would, be an insu�
Wov,
it is ,the heilLd-drens., Gold'and: B1 coinfit their boards qu to thoir COMR Dy the
'AH
, � 1!6 anort). trotli, 'tho -there at�rob-Iihd
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e6the Buth , - I - �`,
orities to prove that the perDici
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. to speak to ldrls.'Marla, I
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. fusing thing tbathas ,
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perable obstacle to 'a domestio harinony?i,
pursued Mr.,�Marrable. I .
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it 841V 'no ,fr6oil,bg 60holl, own broatlio, 140ou'Re
cover a high cap, and from � i or chal l)UtL , "'
. And doing hang down to tlig, br6ast,'where a peasant, bay 01au wall(, lie ik
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'trousers,
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consequently tbo better1be potato ;. while �
tile 10914 itioro-is tile oo6rbr.lt will cook.
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one power of toads and: frogs may be dis� , .: �
armed bylthis mea.uB, and serpents rendered I
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I ever 'happeri I ea in Delyeford," remarked
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- 11�Nob .insuperable, certainly 11, rat
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a large dollar of the time of Maria, Theresa buttouail, tiutFii.do lii"� itkoltat, aua.
da�- these are so baggy behind that it is often 1
The quantity of'tho, hta'roby'olanjeint Uka y
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ihnoxiotio by, spiWkig into their months
Mrs. Phillote. I I Aly busband Alwo;Y13 says
the Dely6ford marriages give rise to very
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".The weddings that have been, and the
give.0 %'fiUiBh tothq whole.7 -Suni] ,
Maga.
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zilie- I aningtoseehim. Thi8bagginesoisfre-
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also l5o judged by the more or less read y
adherence `61! tbe�.two Parts.' If the'tid.
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N H.,. xx I. , I
Va`rm is also ci ted show thatl there, I . .
. intricate birbhA.�". ' � . i
of P4 . .
sop,w6ugh,f not to marry ouA"of their
wedding that I surmise is to be, seem to
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Make' a young Mau of me Again;" said Mr.
. 1, � I I . . I 1. quently due to the fact that the trousers I
I W me made. it. . .
. 11110 . originakll� belonged to his father, but , were
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berence'la sufficiotit for one pidO6 to bold
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tb a ,other- up, thab,faOt 1A.8vidence of a
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were the: :. Hellespont, near , -
�V.gueople. in 6ite z akeo L ,
who ooul&cure'tbe� of an
� goirkere d6u,"," said Charloa'Marr�bI6.
It
� Marra,ble. " I have been tbinking for some
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. So you have found hotel -keeping A cut off At the, logo and eirnply drawn round
I � , ,good
, the hoy's,kvaiRt without reducing their size.
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ho6o' fire tbo'eioorikng�ts I
,article. 'T .
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by their iali_V_a(Vfi-2)-.-_N_Ow, it iF; Curious I
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. M :y dear boy, kindly b6ar in Mind -that
you are , king of the.,pa , 6tik
"Poll rri 11 0116;
time past, my dear Mrs. Mathieu, that it
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pleasant to me
source of ,great profit 71' q4ek led g New I . .
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Yorker of a Colorado man whom he met Add to.thia-that �the feet are shod either
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�pdtaioeo, ,and, are, the �egt teat
that a Oat , Ofmon 6xist6 in Sicily to this - I .
'dayo called Giraviili,'wbo � profess to boali .
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belov d in
I Mim Du Lyo,":Oald Mogul, ,.
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in-jobibagothe OtbBr dAy�_,qyoltj I suppose ,with.)ittle-lack-.b6oto.6r.w,'oocle obPes"aid
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We'havenstrangopicture, Th rotookings,
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short of boi4n, ; but a boy -the
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entirely diasgreeabld to you -=if we'were to
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- either have to t or beets or n eels At all,,.
Are by ,16,nic6no I , I I
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he neighborhood of - - . ;
spittle..They frequent t .
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"My husband often says .�bdplo will
Marry," said Mrs. Phillote. �
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:Pass the remainder of ou r days in a condi.
tiou of less remoteness. 'We ak6. perpetu- �
Plurei"was the reply. But they toll'me I
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the
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so ,hat the in t I ,
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A little�Diiibury'girl vV as Playlink,wiiia
Syra;ouge,', an& annually amemble in nu.m-,, , , . ,, I
ra at Palazzuo a festival of St. P
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other, eveh,now, b' t.
1111otob, �
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BOO I ,11 0 a Saloon � .ending the either has Bhe much
Av i labor their heads,, the hair
toa, beft, the plappor OT which W MR butlg,,b
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-twins mairi6d ch, Mr6-.-Phill6te?Ahd
� In is tly togetheri It paina.me that you
'ohlotild 'turn, *out. of% Warm, room it ikig�t�
and a'silver mine � with of.whi6his
- attached to the F,%106.,
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.and a faro,room.attached to the -mine,, Q oropp6d as close Be a convibVii.- 'TIYO " ikl#
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a steel wire, hooked tit the and. 110% I
u1i Ef in her tongue; 00 far back As to hold
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so
/ " "Rene Du Lys Will have "a n. * A'Du Lys
I. may 866y. 'on - every night -and I have
, been reflecting that, it, we domented_a
I a,dt As judge 'at all horee-races and As MlBO Wear wooden oboeo, but they have
�ainpire, at all prizd-fighO, Ofi, we don't gingham 4erchiefb or capo on their hands,
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tbsT,ll tightly over'hei face. She Was too
young to,. aid in relieVing' herself, but ob
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bird ,WaBIho dodo. , From the fact that the P, . " ' '
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&ties, P611 our'arranginents would.,
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expect aWdotdrn hotel to make A dolls,." fr6bkik down to their boots; and quaint Vin-
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