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fe6ts with him, showing him to move a garbige-pile 1sw=i in I i 0 look off ended. She made them Cousin Hatty." - 'Ila and cornflakes. AT- ,
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Cfint�)D, Lv . ....... 11.15 6.52 ,'Well, the first think I'm going to returned the look, stared at Bill's I don't care. It was all twice as Milt didn't care much for that ride. it hard to please some folks," k-
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Clii6ton ........... 7.56 4.18 you starting a lunch -room here to- some people I met along the road," in making me a stranger -to thenil" taking us with the best of ' . T n ne, with whipped cream into which hats I �1.k,
8.03 4.20 gether? Von got enough ifioney out Milt grumbled. 'kClairel Dearl You d 't mind you?,, wailed Mrs. Gilson. pa and I came West together - he I 'VLL��,
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, Clifiton ........... :�. 6.26 xious to -make it up to YOU." cousin, and I think she's distantly re- aristocratic. .ibip of the Conservative party, was . .
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