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ved these as a matter of course, but
leed at tine student with enuine in.
es . is eS rossion seemed to satisfy
hor, for site turned away tohido a smile
that meant rnischiof,
It was quietly arranged that Hera -
stead should sat beside hor, and Ile
felicitated himself over their artifice as
11 it were rare good fortunes.
Though the sou and the rising breeze
had sitalsou off the clustering snow to a
great extent, tho evergreens still beat
beneath their beautiful burdens, some
Straight coders reminding 0110 of vigor.
bus ago, whore snowy hair and beard
'►lone suggest the flight of years.
Though the face of nature was Ho
1/hito it was not the face of death.
More was a sense of movement an,l
life which was in accord with their own
spirits and rapid motion. Snow -birds
ftutteredaudtwitterodiu weedy thickets
by the wayside, breakfasting on the
seeds that foil like blank specks nn, on tho
Snow. The bright sunlight had lured
the fox. -squirrels from their moss -lined
nests in hollow trees, and their shrill
bark was sometimes heard above tho
ibime of the bolls,
" There goes a parson crow," cried
addle Marchmont, "How black and
3Wiomn lie looks against the snow."
" Why are crows called parsons, Mr.
Ftemstead?" asks Lottie, as a child
alight.
'Indeed, I don't know. For as good
4t reason, I suppose, as soma girls aro
nailed witches,'
She gave him a quick, koou look,
and said, " I hope you mean nothing
personal ?"
" I should never charge you with
being a' witch, Miss Marsden, but I
might with witchery:"
" A distinction without a differonco,"
she said, seeking to lead him on.
" He means," explained De Forrest,
" that you might be bewitching if you
ebose."
Hush Julian, you leave no room for
the imagination," said Lottie frown-
ingly.
rown-
in 1 .
" Look at that farmyard, Miss Mars-
den," said Hemstead ; "" the occupants
seeln as glad that the storm is over as
we are. What pictures of placid con,
tent these ruminating cows aro under
that sunny shed. Bee the pranks of
that colt which the boy is trying to lead,
to wator. I wish I were on his back.
with tato prairie before mo."
"Indeed, are you so anxious to escape
present company ?"
" Now I didn't say that. But we
have passed by, and I fear you did not
800 the pretty rural picture to which I
called your attention. Were I an artist
I would ]slow where to malro a sketch
to-day.'1
"I think you will finch thab Miss
Mart311-,,•.5 &tato Mere verywidely
stable inttroduced. Ono of lluhone
paintings of this sacred ani, favorite
subjoct, which Bangs in the gallery of
the Louvro, represents two OxOn feed.
ing at a rook."
Como Julian, bared one yt gull sword,
Ib won't do for you or any Ono to sit in
judglnoub on euob painters as Mr, Hom-
stead hart named. You aro fairly beaten,
l shal1 admfrO baro -yards in future
throe�ih thick and thin,"
" That le hardly a fair conclusion
from any testimony of mine," said
Hu nstead, '" a barnyard may bo all
that Mr. Do Forrest says of it, but I amsure you will always lind pleasureseeing n Sino frolickaome horst, or u
group of patient cattle. The homely
accessories may, and somebitncs may
not add to too picture"" How do you co1n0 t0 1010W so utucli
about pictlues? 'Theology has uutlniug
to do with art."
"I dissent from Judge Marsden's do-
cision now, most emphatically," r(lrlied
Ilomstead. " is not trite art fidelity tc
nature 2"
"" Yes, so it is claimed."
And whore docs nature cane from?
God is tho Divine Artist, and is furnish.
h r. ar is H God is
ing thomax for all oto ti. ttho author of landscapes, tuomitains,
rivers, of scones like that we saw this
morning, of a fine face and noble form,
ante ty no a chapter in the bible. Nnw,
fine paintings, statuary and musio,bring
out the hidden meanings of natluo, mud
therefore more clearly God's thought.
'Theology, or' nowledge celleolitingr our
creator, is a science Lo which e4 erything
Gaii minister, and surely tho apprecia•
tion of the beautiful should bo learned
iu connection with the Author of all
beauty." '
' I never thought of God in that
ligj,ht bcfOre," said Lottio. '" lie has
always seemed like one watching to catch
ane at somet,tiug wrong. Our solemn
+cid sunday-school teacher used to say to
us children just before wo went home,
" Now, during tine week whenever you
are tempted to do anything wrong, re•
member the text, " Thou God roost
me." When wasn't I tempted to do
wrong? and I had for a long time the
uncomfortable feeling that two great
oyes'vero always staring at lie. But
this isn't sieigh•riding chit-chat," aucl
ehe broke into a merry little trill from
n favorite O3rera.
Heansteatt, with his strong lovo•of bile
beautiful, cduld nrit help watching her
with. deepening 'interest. The 'rapid
motion, the music of the bells, rho
navel scenery i4f the stun•lighted, glitter-
ing world around her, and chief of all
13er own altounding health oiud animal
life, cotal.linedto quicken her excitable
uaturo into the keenest enjoyment.
From her reel lips came ripples of laugh-
ter, trills from operas, 'sallies of fan
that kept tho entiro ;party from the
tnoagkt of heaviness, 'and to honest•
iuincirtd Ilomstettd, were the evkdonces
,,f a ],appy, innocent heart.
Ii'fftii secret e*illtation she saw how
tpsvlly and unccrosciotlaly the unwary
tut'rent was passing under the spell of
' he>':ibertuty and witchery.
rine mast hallo been cursed with a
s)?cggish, half-dead bodyy, and a tm- idtime], had ho nut rerpended to tho1vucy ,Ileunccs under which our gay par;y
from yo+trs," said Dt surest, " that is , '..spent the next°few hours, Innumerable
ff yon i(ive nx tv uuciarstand you rvon" Uahow.fiakes had carried. down from the
sock your themes iu a baruyard,-and t x4
your easel upon a muck -heap. 'Thos11
• ;.res 'night not rank high, t' Kit,
very v mac,,."
- h .1 Lotti, joined slightly%in
il tt: d not conlplimontary lar 4h nut
1 • • ;1 which followed the f ,hriist,
hat i,• • c, . th l luiglitoned color, said
" Y 10 cannot criticise my )3iutnre,
.114r. Do Forrest, for it dons no' t exist.
Th,,•r, tor" 1 must conclude ti nldt .your
t •,•tai a,a.t my IDoico of
paw',1t it subjtats."
Yes, is with trio offend, r ,ijf Den'
1. ', they' smell to ' ,,
0uavet,
'•I .int ta�l to yor. Miss M .t[rsden, w4is
net tot. ,cent of hay, and I' of
eattic as wo caught t ]ho breath of
Hein 'psssfu
8.,,.::i and wholesome ?"
" 1 cannot deny that t heS
" 11411 3 ludia1ltl fa• • Artless; and shall
13 •'^ o this quo
to =
t nrmen i, there Ain. And now.
wet greatly admired istv' celebrated cer d
bit auuaha. VIM do not object
t , r:e , l; tth its eh
en'; e::Lrb y" sissies] acuoasoraos, as
at aril."
1 t vat it portrays'. a' corruption
outs in truth "• 'fend 110av011.'
cols hor g" .
th 112 •'p,•whiuh did not enter
lr ovary particle of impurity, end left
t itWeet clad whoiesonie :'Hough to
searu'the elixir of immortal with it
was te.1,1p•[-tad oleo, that it
anti stirullnted, The trees, pinching
e"ass o1 the pravi,'o' day wits
rhe ,tin, undimmed 1+e n. cloud, ab no
iiinially, and 048508 fa..ing ths smith
'were dripping, the drops itiiiso
glittering gems.
Now and then a brooms would caro, c
' down upon them, and catching
show froth the &aline 1t fuuco, wor
1
'east it into their faces as
• school -boy might.
" Stop that I" said Lottie to oi.v. of
these- sportive zephyrs: s: " Do you call
that a gust of wind? I dears was a
viewless sprite—ora patty u.: t , •zr
playing thou mad pr^nas u; on e
"Spre:orfairios loss cold ..Lelmiter-
cal,"
itergal," said De Forrest with a 3 •.. -.,
look at the sp,'alter.
"\\'hat do you pa aftni,Mr.1L ,1
she asked but itlmrew .
tho world speak of tel to.•,
nymphs, I sup" ose you
to 1101111 o..ly of
" W1,01 It 011," 1._
..
shill bo of tit sarut 11
Forrest, and. be l;.a l
g angel."
l
as tits at all, and would not Why so?"
,t nay Dontre (1011111 I paint "i:ou 1n1i011 110.0 year a'.'
0/1 hnvo hoou W11010101110 in 18."
Have •I made a i,u,ab ' Wire see,I+: „11-•
• tt'
sae. ?" after till ,!-..- I. .
u t cyan nave." am from it. E
ly, :„Jr. Do Forrest, what aro 11110011 1.:013'.144.33,"
tr; " with 1110 fact that amain of the 1 wish you W011,:, .^
•
401113 1.4 1,1 the world 1 nm- that."
their brindles c"a jus; math sconce " Winit do 700 311 •'
1l tech pct„r t :a
01'031.1 y our • ” 1 'c, nu,
t,ad taste 111010 t1,:131 11117 010 that drags 01, 80 0 1
qui, 141,.1 010150013 1111011 a; that farm- to preach any morel t t1' .
.l ••tvnn id suggest adorn the beet (al- the boils --:;ort tine
es f lior11 e?" sido 1"
" \t i ;tt a1 t , s of veto have .?aloud] ' Yes, Julian, 1is*0:1 to
army Hid ,cones ?" asked De Veiniest in Lottie to 1-o borreat, who
1..en '. 01nfueion. spook. '
4L', there is Herring, tale Warms Sou thono suns, tial lty an
1''r.';h-'h artist, for ono," How can you acconitt Lor 00
Leasing, Yon acro cvlanide and hoautiLul shapes.
1V
lolling a lash story," said De Forrest, " To ale all tho coal
r,: t •ii',tnunOly. nature," said 110113113.0,3i1., "11 1 _ _ .
,'fie, 110 1$ not," said Lottie. " Hot!. finito 3o,uc1 gtatify'u1, 1 Ti" Them hulks thinks that tlnoy's hags "flat I a131 within; to 1 • .c • ono."
ring ie, n farnou5 (Jiliet :f ane told ii11 010131' .Hilts ti crest •, t •, of iiiffeleua tl.;di and blood from the sido,",_ 111t-tiin 40'121.,: 111 Iss a ' ," Yes, so w0 explain otn:solve}, when
• we lows 501001 ongraviugs of his„1',t '
',works.”
au ' expression of the Diving creative
thought.' "
" is that 50000 512011 an expression ?"'
asked Harcourt, with a sneering laugh
in which the others joined.
By rho road -Hide thorn was a small
hovel, at tho door of which a bali.fed,
ill,conditionod pig was squealing. When
they were just opposite a slatternly,
carroty-head,:d woman opened the dour
and raised hor foot to draw the clamor•
outs beast away. Altogether it was as
squalid and repulsive a picture as could
well be imagined.
" Yes, replied Lottie, looking into his
taco with twinkling cycle, "was that
Sweet pastoral Hoene au expression of
creative thought?"
" Tho woman certainly was not," he
answered, reddening. "A thought nay
be greatly perverted."
" Whatever moral qualities may be
asserted of her planners, costume and
character,". said Harcourt, "she is not
to blame .for the cast of her features
and elle color of her hair. I scarcely
know of an artist who would express
any such thought. unless he wished to
satirize humanity."
•" You can call up before you tho per'
trait of some beautiful woman, can you
not, Mr. Harcourt?"
" Lot Inc assist you," Haid Do Format,
pulling from his inner pocket a photo-
grspli
"Hush, Julian. I'm sorry you do
not appreciate this grave argument
Tnore. I'll take that picture from yon if
you don't behave bettor,"
" Well, I ]]tune >� p,dture before me
now, that satisfies Inc fully," said Mr.
Harcourt, turning to Lottio with a
smiling bow.
"Now, suppose that you hail painted
just such a likeness and finished
Suppose I should tomo afterwards, and
without destroying your picture utterly,
should blend with those features thea],
the forbidding aspect 01 the woman We
have just seen, would you not say that
your thoughts'iyelte greatly perverted ?"
" I should Welt I should.''
"Well, Mother Eve was the true ox -
pression 'of the Divine Artist's creative
thought, and the woman we saw was
the perversion of it. You can trace
no mil tl/;n to the source of all good.
.Perfection is not the author of , impar
\faction."
Who does the pe.>lir>i -then 1"
asked Lottie.
"Evil."
"I don't think it fair aim am lace
and form should b� ,S into
hideousness, and ai.++Nrl left with
somethingof the first perfection."
" Evil 15 nevor fair, Miss Marsden:"
"" But is it only evil 2 1 have Beard
plain children told when resenting their
ugliness that it was wicked, for they
were just as God made them."
"" Can you thiuk of 'a better way to
make a young girl` hate God than to tell.
her that?"
•" But a1tppose it's true.''
" I am same it is not. ,just the oppo-
site is true. The ugly an$ deformed aro
as evil )n slnarred them, and not as God
has ma1la them, 13y seeking the Divine
artist's'aid more thee. ,the humanity's
first .:selection can be regained. It is
possini0 for ern. thab wt:etc 104 creature
WO basin to attain an uul,vard iow:lines;
Uxceeding'that of -any woman now liv-
ing,'"
ie•
ing,"
"'That passes beyond the limit of 01
roagination."•said Harcourt.
" Absurd]' muttered De Forrest.
"I fear .you -two not orthodox," said
Bello.
That 'means you.do not agree with
me. Bat »tease do not think that be
-
1E41180 111111.1 iniadstur you Janet tel
neon subjects that are rather grave and
neap for a slci"itfng party."
'"'That s ris;t, Cousin Frank," 3"3
1/311110 "Dr. Beams •vill want v
•pteaoh for bin] next Sunday. I advise
you to rosorvo yam thunder till that
occasion; when you may come out as
strong as you please."
•"'''Chiuose thunder' at best," 'whis••
perod•llarcourt to Addie; but all hoard
L�ul.
llctiestead bit his lip and said nothing,
bet .1-iottie spoke up quickly—
'" No matter auout the 'thunder,' Mr.
llareourt. That is only noise under any
circumstances. But suppose there is
aro ligl,tt;tugof truth in what her.
mat, say's?"
"And s:3nposo there is not 2" ho re-
ird,
with 0 shrug, " It s a pl .,y I
mstendgave Lottieaquick, pleased view 01 my syln1t i
loon., which Bello and Do Forrest slid- replied with a 1, an0,
in;; I y imbed, and the conversation uhang. the atia r seat:,
co to lighter topics. • "But I baso boon
Ax they were passing through a small " that in
hamlet •tee+utiles back from the river, been appoiutud to sole,:. . .
: b•ue 1 •a,1ed 11(813 came ruining nub si0nart0(4, 1ucc1 that them
tP„1 4 a Covet try store and bo01800lI, thein wolnt'n who a1'' 861..
• tlioiiii,. rc.
0'ug to give our Domini" a Au explosion •
: u„t 1 arty tonight. 1 n1hops Pira diesel, ds, lint
••'11 :.. ': will do sandhi fc : 10 t L fn 01 1 ore
: ,•�} y u,t'hl ail b.-.0 to (121(01' (we, 4,1 1 "
L,•13, i1 4 y „l`iq fc .-, enjoy tlulrnsel 'ch." mal.) 0 31(148 1 y,,•
1`n . i1 -,'itx1.Lett"1; "'.l.'voeaw ye
,"•wilts], to ,tbteltd a country (louaLUl .,1w1 t, t 1 -., u 1 -
Do you ihink 0'o can coma, Addie Y' \", 1d to fu• ' c n
•
4111 certainly, if you wish, but 'I fear wilt be
you vi ell i 01110y 11. YOU will 1161 111001 should be sorry to have at,',
;,
Lay of rn,r ':''1' doors." client n oil 11r 3.::, ..ac... . •
"1 don't wish t0 moot then]. '1 want mo." v -s h, ,. J
, ,a,xt the other 'sot,' and baso a• "I havo certainl • .
i:olio." • Lath), positively.
"It will be moonlight, and We shall "I roar yon have h,.•: 1
hove the, drive, which will bo tho best prejudice of inns ,u"•
1 1.3;1 of it you, will find," said Harcourt. Works, than aughtin 'ta.': .:.
110 r. ill come." said, somewhat gra e.ly'
than ours, Mr. Harcourt."
" We at least agree among ourselves."
"All the worse, perhaps, for too
world,"
"That's rather Honore, if you refer to
the proved), " When rogues fall out,
holiest MOH got their dues,' " said
Lottie.
"" I Hnppese w0 were talking in just ; I
wa5,'
"You ovidently belong to the cbnreh
militant, since you siriko back so hard
even in jest," said Harcourt, "Very
wall, since you are so able to take care
of yourself I shall havo no compunctious
in regard to your fate."
Ileunstead ]lid not understand this re-
mark, but the others slid, and significant
lances worn exchanged. He turned
inquiringly to Lottio, fooling that in a
curtain sense ho lead an ally in her, but
she scorned looking away abstractedly,
a5 if she lead not 110040(1 the romark.
She was too quick to be caught easily,
and the conviction grew upon ]lint that,
while the others from his calling and
difference in views and 1485188 had a
natural eversion, she was inclined to be
friendly. What better still,bo be-
lieved
h tte
lieved leer mind was unprejudiced and
open to the truth, if he could got chances
to present it to her. And yet she puzzled
him not a little at times, as now, for in.
stance, when she turned and said—
"" I su11.weu there are a great loony
nice,young men at your seminary 2"
" I novur beard them called ' nice
young men,'" ho replied, looking at lion
keenly.
" Ob, 1 beg your' pardon, --good, pious,
devotional young leen, I moan.
"" All ought to be that; do you not ; Do Forrest tried to laugh at 11f5 dis-
th" Well, " ' comifture whop ho appeared at the
" Well, yes, I think 80, 50000 11107 aro ' dinnertable, but ho was ovidently an -
to Become ministers." noyed and vexed with its author.
" TIM not otherwise 2" ed was very nice of you, hhor. Hem-
" I didn't say that, 'Chore's a hint for I atoad," said Lottie, " to permit yourself
yon, Julian." to bo pelted by us. You evidently did
De Forrest's reply was a contemptu- not think ed worthy of your steel. But
ons shrug and MOO. It would be any- . I fear you gave John a strong compli•
thing but agreeable to him to be thought anent."
" good, pious, and devotional"—qualities , " 7 only returned ono of bis."
not in demand at his club, nor insisted "But he did not hit yon."
on by Lottin, and entirely repugnant to s".He meant to. We form our most
his tastes, correct judgment of people sometimes
disappointed them by good.naturealy
springing out after his bat, and wassoon
romping with the boy and Mgrs, March-
mout's two younger children. This was
too tempting to Lottie, who joined the
frolic at once,
1-4
Hemstead laughingly allowed himself 0,1
to be their victim, and skilfully throw V
great snowballs so as just 10 m358 then],
while they pelted him till ho was white,''
and, as if utterly defoated, he led them
s breathless chase up and down the
brorul path. Their ernes and laughter
brought half the household to the doors
and wnndows to watch the spout.
Dc Forrest ventured down from the
piazza with the thought that he could
throw a spiteful ball or two at ono he
already disliked a little, as well as de.
spised. But Hemstead immediately
showed what a self-saeriliaing victim he
was to Lottie and the childrou by almost
demolishing De Forrest with a huge
snow -ball that stung his ear sharply, got
down his neck, spoiling his collar, and
necessitating such a toilet that ho was
Late for dinner.
His plight took Lottie out of too fiold.
also, for she sank on the lower atop of
the piazza, her band upon her side, help.
less with laughter.
Hemstead retreated •to a side door, I
where he shook himself as a polar hear 1
might, and escaped to hie room.
CiiAT"irl::R VII
ANOTHER sPP.'LL THAN RRAATE%
" Do they all intend to be missionaries from what they intend, rather than
as wu1 us yourself ?" she continued.• what they do."
"'011, no • some no doubt will take . " Wall, I thank yon for my share of
city churches, and marry wealthy ' the sport."
waves." " And I thank you formine."
" Would that be wrong 2" i "" What occasion have you to thank
" I am not the judge. It's a mattes me, when I almost put your eyes out
of taste and conscience." ' with snow."
"Would yon not marry a lady of "You did not so blind them but that
n
wealth ?" ' I could see a face aglow with exercise;
" 1 would wary the woman Iloved— that made a pleasing contrast to the
that is, if I could get her." cold white snow."
" Well added," said De Forrest. I "Frank, Frank, you will make Lottie
'"Yes, sir, I agree with you. Every ' vain," said Mrs. Marchmont. " 1 did
Stan .had better add that." not know that complimenting was per-
" Indeed they had," said Lottie, with , mitted to yon,"
a ri)71011 10111 tit mete in her eyes. +' That is all right, sister," said Mr.
"There is always a chance for a man Dimmorly. " That's where he shows
who will never rase ' no' for au answer," his good blood and connexion with au
said De Forrest, with a light laugh, but old family He is gallant to the ladies.
with a significant glance at Lottie- Tbey can't get that out of him, even at
" Do you theft s1, 1" she said, lifting a theological seminary."
her eyonrows nnest,oningly. " 7 agree Hemstead's blushing confusion ins.
with Mr. Hems8eaci. It's a matter of creased the laugh at this speech.
taste and conscience." " Oh, mother," exclaimed Add1o0
"Do ,you intend to bo a missionary, - "" we are all going on a frolic tonight.
1111. 7710 -Lis`'""''''. r" & 40011 Delle Parton. You know that poor, forlorn, little
Loi,. so," o reamed. quietly. • minister at Scrub Oaks, who has sial.
"'Yes, caul Lotti,:, " just think of it. children, and gets but six hundred a
Ile is go'm4 away out to the jumping -of year ? Woll, they are going to ve Lim
11'7F0 ca the West, where lie will have s. donation to -eight, so a dilapidated
((40 (101(1"'r ,•;ra1 n. on one side and tho pillar of ilio church told us. Wo wero
a: „1 , .,",.s 1, un .i.e other Yon said incited to come, and Lottio wants to
1�,, 1 w"u..: emery 1,111 w0nL•-1( you icived, go,.,
Ti ion co, ' 130 (0'.i (hulk any real " "Very well, my dear, 5inc0 you a0d
Mee girl ,1 unld g0 whit you to such a • our guests wish it."
L rriblo pace?" "Now, auntie, that's very sweet of
" 1'ut 64110 I at,1 t 1.120,,. If too ono you to answer so," Haid Lottie. "1
t want went vontu, e . ' can go alaua" want to sec the queer, awkward country
Do you thine soul! go ?" asked people who go to snob places. They
noetic, so inuoeent'y that tho ell •1r;, ammo mo vastly; don't they you. Mr..
no si ; Itt task fu cwntroh" 11; 1� iawnstead?„
.quos. "They interest me."
:ti"" Who will go ? " said II: ;:.+tttul Oh, it wouidu't be proper for you. to
" T.%:131 say 'amuse.' "
T:w oat w u t you said you t.a a u Nor would it be exactlytrue.,'
".Why, Lottio," said Addie, "" you
"Now, I'm sure.' dill not v :y' know that ministers only think of pauplt'
one," said Huluntcad, b:,:. : , as a sad lot that mush be aaved. '
laughing.
"We'll help make a jolly lot t110ro, to-
•,
o -
1'011, you did not exactly 1' lli;,irt," said Lott..: w.th a swift glamor)
name," - at Hcrostead's contracting brows.
"No, T 0110111,1 think tu:;,, NI, ruovcr, ausst."1, 1 want to Hoe what
know it myself." mater that lives on six hundred a
Ilow pre. 0. n !" 1 ' roar woke 1140. We give mu: pastor ton
"'I tholtghtwc thut3saud.,,
little tomtncc' you (3,40.1 not go an far for that par -
• Misr ',Li.; said Flu,ustuad
"that is all I shall got."
What 1" situ exelairh<:d, dl'uilplrtg
n..,'' anis fort.
That. in all robahfltry', will be my
c a., *.r.,t. Et sway boom five lulu-
" t til they par yon
• 1 Tannic♦8 caftans?"
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an English farmyard is the mast Delo- voals 1834 n10d1( 11 one dire0tion as tho "No 1,1at1or, let 'ole corms, they will O11, thank you," refill ,l Do Forrest have to take something," said Della,
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pants "' Is not that trod ?' as those ?" " I think, with i4Ir. Harcourt, that the Capital, Lottio, you al
"" I mama (tali 7 that it is,P' " Tho Divine will is. But the:, i idles ii;11' will be the best part of it," and always my bright j •t,e,'
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