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caressing word of joyous ponad grested:b I IM
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rozolied a comer , from which be BOO, Mae the,
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� - ousy ll" taremtw�edjbol old woman,
oil tills. m .. I
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TUt 01101IN1*9 OF 01ARL I
11 Ir -eve 0.10 3114eivie my Pon.* I
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evoir T*q witercolles,01.
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no more i. the little column of b1tiodah. smoke
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Altar and the nichem 112 which Were hung she
']It scroll little stiOrt At
took
Clapping and wringing. ,box Unitas.
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,B0J10VQJW8 J%EL119F RIUND. ,
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HehisdafalootionlilAW I �
A boatid beside ins isnuo, I
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Yet the threalkoIll with dancing foote
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ring In the mornfirg air wondrously sWtets
I yolor the 46W drops like diamand rain,
no longer rovelfroin the obbloney. not did Slip
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hosaltablo light shine for him 'When I he xe-
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oacirall pictures. . �
,so Clinging to
first $a quiet LutoDtohki,. Wb .
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t of,the
his to the lighted Par,
'a sis,j%luoleod' .no.
w O$ 0 waggoners round a Jiro in. the -
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fields for Patti, fire ; they 0svo zoo a couploof
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dwelled rii L Kok at him $,high t .
A 4 � 0, I Which inay she be I" 11 I
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Uy oblefWa cried, 11 Basrldrth,. my P&M -
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I . Flown - we that Curtsey Bud springup aig
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� ging, a U
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TAfals eat a 0. a 6d Strong -,
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turned of mi cola winter"s night, covered w0h
Snow And Fleet. What Oife Is thapeasswit's,
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nook pointed � .
Church, asking, it What Is shot Ill- and care$.
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olng- hill'ohist aoslingly ,- but. resoutly her
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handfuls of coal,,"- .
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11 Wslitsoner-In the fields-twq bandfulo
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4, moetln of the Oonerg Committee woo
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hold yesterday at .moon In she T00118
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TbioringtoLad I 0IRre,
Tboulitkoinwher yhors I
mmy4yoot, .
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will golden lengths of In *
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Outo 11 On 0, o , , Into. the t
2r>*qt 0 is t 0 1 DIX.It",
n hem urn al .
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fo4 arid the house it attended to, she Mind it
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4irminquil,isud, Quo can work well! other-
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drooped on WO shoulder and a
little blind I I I � herlon
go* Olaf Ipasnia uporiber., Ratting
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Oh, Lord 114 .
throwing down the tongs ,And running* Into
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Room, Dublin 011410. Reg 04460 the
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0 But here are )ovaly dAmme tbres,
In gJtt'rLug got% and Veit-
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Courage to lacking -the man it like .wine that
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floor in A gholtered comer, Andrew lighted
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the. little topper he bm.4 brought. Audi
the, 00861; as fast am. her logo could, carry bar.
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AnilrewIle ho, ad was all Ili a whirl ,be stood
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cousin -Ladies,
, a buoinesup Hot Owe said
she near approach of the national atinj
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j,ass, inAby stiowyvell folded, fittirbride
lost Its strength. .
The, summer pMed and, the Autumn.
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yellow
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oronoing bbinsOlf, on B red sten
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a few =I rooted $,a she spot, $bola
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ventured to touch the money, Ita,lint,eA.*uil.
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brings us, together again, and
of as. Patrick �
It. Appeared$'o, me to, be a donvelalent Audit 1,
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out ops, 11 0 pretty page. I
0 the Axat,
Th�iutafft &wealthy lord; '
. Blob with. tbe, woriderfUl I ;lit lot a love,
Tander and true Re. the heavens above;
Andrew bad not deased to mournble, lass�
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Now the winter was here. The north winds
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to the-Goopel. .
The silence that reigned In the onter bolt
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rang -they were honest golden duo sto.4- On
arlds and noise in the coed without recoiled
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,think, sumpicioug season to ask .your Attend-
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once at R meeting
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Ilovis to sea the JeweAs zero .
Which deck thy slander a worcV!1 I �
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her
Ing. sing, as ye go Your wav,
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los O.P1904f t b a -9 In d o w an d I n to CO.
a light.
bowled, bringing with them too, and snow,
-1 ,, .olives, and
whirled 'away the fallen degol I
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of the aburall, disposed to pra,ler; only from
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'sims'an old woman-011110hOd him On
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him to. himself. FIR64 wish Vegas f0arg he
- - - Sling the door carefully behind.
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0oMmt4t".-XW give in Acconal 01 its
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to the Bank time. My
She smil'd, she way'd yallowlOcks.
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Rich damask g ow'd her Cheek;
Be bautbill supple ktive,and0witot" I .
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'Life Is Wattiog you, now and bright,
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room she, withered fields buret I
flying so la At
she door or shook the cabin Pelted, with rain
bag him to pass on towards
the Shoulder to . , .
$h ch his gave to his neigh.-
e.sitar A $&per wild
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A, ivideserlbable confusion xoIgned Without;
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Stewardship up pro .
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UOmmJjtQO has received for the' xelist of
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� bingidgir ueart, while the sun is high
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By would overturn It. Thavillegers
together under, ,the same xqof,. And
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bar in ftont. Falling on his knees. With him
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eyes fixed on th I a lights., Andrew forgot all
men Land women war's fi� urrying to'And fro. like �
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atlas, and amid the universal tumult, rose
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di 0 Ire go, in It land the Munificent
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sum of 408,57A, and It I not With-
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Who second hall a cheek of rose, 11,
A tUro&t SOL white ad milk - . �
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Bea.jiug the quiet Dead, sadly they g 0,
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that . I prayed with all the
woo round, him Sao
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the piercing voice of A11110, - I I
ther a are waggonero in thellal dO giving away :
out O,me fooling of pride, I find
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it is principally the result of E inglioln. chatity
A Joweli'll, tirev ouharbr6w, . I
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robe andvei- of silk. I
� 'Under tho gulden in,
� leaves ftilling like ra .
-v,6rt,lieyol]OWLoraS6laiUngar,ain; .
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hicig, sling its go way,
stories, Andrew, alone, bid lilmoell"031 A,
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corrier of !Ila Chilly Stove and gazed at the .
power of. his aoul"Implaring ('16d to strengthen
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him that lie might, ouppork In patience and
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Loney. Andrew went to. them fox! fire and
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they. gave him A double handful of P-014, 1 l�
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and 'that sno English POOPIC have $bus shown
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their oympatity for she Melrose iii the sister
4) X)rbttk page. hold back the houltd,
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HIS I'61191I 06,Xel33 *ill tOSr MY Veil;
ye your
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wall. Apart from. him Borrow, his poverty
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Him Shirk was worn eat; he
pressed him. ..
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taing, that bad, fallen upon hIM-1 L' .
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the money Myself," I
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toy fringeof glitt'riug gold.'I L
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Sbafrown'd, she pouted xubylippi;
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I I Life, Una pangs we wouldfain forget;
but one . caltan-is Poor one ; he had
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nothing in ,which $a wrap little Laistotoblis
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abandon him, the unhappy onet, in the sorrow
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slid fiffilotion of hill heart.
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lot us, sll go. Quick 1. Bring the pail. the
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of Irish ladies over whiobiI have tho honor
to preeide. IsoccUrzod so me that Ala anslyeid
T4e page he did not speak; 1�
He bbut his curiy head nod thoughti, I .
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I ,-dw heart, for the Sun had aist,
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He Jois the and near at hand when he nine ;
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Suddenly a Sound at joy, suil triumphbroke
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of ;his sum might us L interaStl ng, -:and the
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4holo ript,tne maia I sppk.,* . . .
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give up and beg their broad from doii;r to
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door, .
from 4be chair; as if extingul obed., by a
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breath, the topers' Ali --went -- Out,
they are." .
Andrew passed his bona across his fare.
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result Ila ad follows, up to, this date . �: . 1. ..
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tile Lord Mayor of London, 424,000 ; from
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The third, with cobweb looks of lighk . .
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site like summer dawn, - -
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AIR � Ahe hamlet
0 as good. ore to there wag in
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mingling,thal . r smoke with she iticanoo that
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head as if � in 06 dream, and looking towards ,
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the ,aside saw the fire s�tll burning.sharot.
the L mayorsand towns of England, 210,4713 ,
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14i JOLI tram ;he Mayors and' gQ,Lyad
Droopla on her lukes btIbide the bound. . � . I .
Upon the ohavon lawn. . . . �
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who andeavored to cheer the -poor Peasant,
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and sometimes Succeeded. DOOR, Was an
ouried up to the Vaulted roof; the. crowd
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Swayed to and fro with joyous, Orion, 41 Christ
41 What to the matter, Andrew 2 Who I've,
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of Ireland, ;01,200,, 'frown she mila3ard and
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She Jilso,d his sinewy t,broat, she strok'd I
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"'she
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orphap girl, servant of one of the well 19-110
Their ,common lot' Of suff4ring,
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is arigon III Every bus embireced We follow.
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thronged around Andrew and, Jku9wJng-
i said a gentle J I in
Gyr, voice
,,Where are they,all running so?" Continued
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1. B -A , thought the pago, loves his hotitdli, .
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peasswito.-
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their near neighborb.00d-their dwellings
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big poverty, prodded upon him a morsel of
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Darla; It they have jone, towards she fields.*`
46The waggoriars,"I said Andrew, pointfug
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fro ban o, call Waye, and public comptmiam,
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were only separated by . a lano-drew bar
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neater . W, him- insonsibif,� and as Inoth
each
Cake or 'a red egg. The poor fellow gt.last �
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bad wberevirith to break lit's foot, - . -
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with a. trembling holud tow4rda.1110 Mrs. � " I'
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,went to aakLthexx
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-Wilro-quiet and, Industrious. they pleased
Without havIing opokiih to. her On the-
psoolin g his hand BqTgkq kJo eyes,the, Peasant
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took bloohild in big arms AIR
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subject, Audrpw linew that she was Willing to
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the Sign of the ozone on its forehead left the
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orphan girl. ,'There ave po many pieces I '
. ion I 583 ,163, 6A ;* ft(,M eame iu
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COM Panic in 040sland;
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A xeoent post says -.. 11 As she he - I.,
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sighed," It they *ore Bitting aide by side.
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first sound, of &he bell was hearkooming in
�' . . waves athwark the silence at thd
flonorous
inaarry him,' Tie had llgten thought of it, but
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he* Wore they 0 wob, with', l e .
-On allsidee upon the:road be, board
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the joyous Giclainatione Of Welcome as brother
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ovilinot count them. You were dOepairing In
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misery, Andrew, and behold what, God
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it, might have We .algreat sid0d wor�qo. .
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night, and Penetrating the cobine, to, the
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bus it:, hayligint tot Clothing and he wind, in
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the cupboard ? . , .
graotea brother, father An. or husband,.wife,
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and behold the happy countenances of big
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YOU I YOU, are rich I
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a a riebas in thei Village of VlxYS,
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Aorldo Ili Fu � 4,460 �2 d
r uci, x . , Ocl+:Hons Kong,
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&�ou)lLauua, ;L1450 6o. , ,
A fordiliar. inotance of color bliodwiles* .. LL . ..
that of a man taking &brown Silk uinqbkolia . , .
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awaiting jtL With twe'.0stioneb... Not' one
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ppro thed
He was thinking.of ibis as he is ac
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the hill, and the thoughts only made hint the
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neighbors. As he ,draw near to Vayesiolok
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he, ORW the 'lights in all the Window04io,
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person you
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heart thumped in hie bololin ; 'Ile
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ine burli &sy'or of L,.)ndon for his Ititallace,
end leaving a green ginghtlita in its Place.: . �
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Young womsix often keep -their lovers by . . . .
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-sadder. LI% was. becoming Colder-; a keen -
bloat of wind oinoto his face. . He stopped a
dark stain on the.
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hamlet.
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looked at the nodally and then,at.the young
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ion and tr4nemOsiag to
nug only Jcr toiltes . . 11
%he n6ble eillins We have reerILY00, bull for
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Were. ova, .
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beat, to presezved-by brinieoll . 4
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. peasant. of VOYSSIO10k, '221110MOut
�w - - .- - , .,- r. . thla
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OJV6,Ih,,W ffort�iilf StUpoij t6tohkA,-"WhQ,,
strotohe& upon is 8 0
tO d6ttle his far cap', and full ban,
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as jilee .
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hie wise advice on Many points, A d w4r
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Trying to do business without adverilafn .
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In like winking at' o; girl in ihe dark.' Yoii , L .
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Valdes of.his neighbors w I
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that she was not a I. .
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on wh9n, In the night,, he heard
,when -1 "-wnAersd1ie-Iouwid it..,dark.enli
cold, US took oil Illit eaftan, and wrapping
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marry me 71, - �
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11 Yogi" ob a ippliOdirtastingdown hor:OyeS L
tWiotjng,th 0 hem of hoc spron between.
inte.roiBtintfi��t,t.ft,ritjgQfglle'P4soPle,
� � ,):Ltot)n,urAtratesfk-.tittk.)LLipOnf�fso
would fail -in ,
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ex,prekotdaqdprovotAbY�46m4.yortI of o0keir
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I . big obec6skin' And, lesPimg down, Stated
. ,himself on, a banob, and. bagan Milking - ready
a footstep at, a 'aistance, and'turning iaw 11 ,
wb� rm -come round- . the comer of the hill .
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b L Such ,v pladed'on the table the fragments of
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t"ns, by public boditio and by privuto persons
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and by all, high ati d low, rich and poor, not�
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Among the first viegat4blea Of Ibg season is - - � ..
the man 'who conliao into town from �a dis- - -
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for his departure.
.1 The trembling light of a dylug l6pitolilus-
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and is was age of tile Villagers who ...
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Coke he bad been given at the church,
taking frownt hispookilt the piece o: I taper went
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* Meanwhile the viI;"4&,sxE1 hall reachaa the
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withstaxiding'this Undoutill deproseibu. and bad
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taboo of ien miles 'to sake his, girl to the ., .
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wails and bencho � a of the hut. All was
had been,delayed, Andrew stoppea 19 awau
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her. The woman, apparently Pleased to most
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to the sbo�o door,:,o t bled
, pound I -and Inni
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among the nolies.' 'a Bold; be could
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we exists' bivouac, .
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havorcoeived Sexterono sia,the morevnlu�
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kind which 9000m.
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A Pponalk. newspaper
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Up'the
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a companion on. so lonely a roall.and at so
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late an hour, quiokened her pact) to Join
not find a coal with whicla to light bid t spar.
- Going 011t, into the lighttil foadway he
twenty of them togethor crowdlxfg around
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motionless mail, It do..n6t. forget us. Lbud'
,able from the expressions
panied*.it;: but nozhi ug has cheated Mo -more
Protestant
a of gambling is shown in England, -so' .
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that,even In weddiagridtiaes it id ncoplq,"q. .. I
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the, the look of. dishes,:
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knocked at the door of a house.- -"Whole
there? ' What do you want 2 " sieked a hoarse
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L " Be welcome," said -the oldsst Waggoner.
$h= the contributions - from
charohno, provirig. in spite of 00 me difficulties
she
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to state that there were," no I : I
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A psi r not a sador ;vhen, he Ili aboard; . . -
dear to . poseatit. .
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, I .. . 1. I domest!o Articles and all
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Andrew Was not a little surprised when she
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And broken volds. ,I Is is I-Axiarow,"I he
11 lend little fire, Alint Anne,
"Little Initherst good irionaili,, oriod'the.
.
still more loudly;. pressing forward,
and misund6retaudirgs, the confidence of
ministars of the, Church of Ragland in out
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a Sailor is hot a Bailor when he is ashore; but % .
., . presence of an active honglekeeLlIbir or Careful,
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I loated but. too 'clearly that Andre W
Ind
came up to recognize Dario. 11 I' little ex-
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you," he Bald, showing his
anawf-red ; me a -
.that I MSYL ligh . .
t my Saudis.". �
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,villagers
with "hands, Sieves, billickets.. spread; bats,
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.ifairriess and impargality. We c1peotthe beat
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he most be ottliereahore or aboard: therefore .
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I . dIL1not belong to'Ah I a class of wellto-do
I ance, a . 8, tell, loan,
Hia,own appear,
pogtoa,-soeee
plelouie in his voice ; � ,, I was Wondering who
L as.'you. Good morning * L I
it be, and it w
The windowwas-openedand-the wrinkled
head of an. old woman thrust forth. "I A
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Present d man* L of .
' II There. tire y ion:--tberii in n6t
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releults of :-'- LL' 'L - "�f , ' ' " .1
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-OUB YXPANDITURE AS BEPAIRDO SHEDi
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Herb in A subject foidribate for next WIStilir'st � .
apgootallong : L HAS 0, Main �Vikh 'a . I
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. .-Peasanto.
he ,bant toward
Wrapped in tin old' poliese, in
But.
could ,
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Good- morning V � �
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nloe.day'to..ask for firall! she cried -an
festival days, and saildbially Esotlzr,, a
enough for all. Wo.thought there was but
-aefirowatiout-1.1 ' . I
Ono who
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with a, moderately productive 004"On. is
for L .1
CEitl?ge I . .
bass votog who tried to' RIO$ Ltin
. . 09 -90 -Ox-,- - ----
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.the light, igCie 010111301at Confirmation.
. . Painful LiMPL reaelown �iulpavted by the But-
the .
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. Good -morning,Androw," .7ftnQW9r6d- the
,
young girl gayly, Stopping for a moment quite
"bundle
. ,At
RUSSIM3 . �
. in Ij be lhduced to
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by that his
11 Odly a handful; little fathorl" IIALailigle
.
coall" "This Way; grandfather I" -Latme
will ropAf tenfold Its Cost. No one"'Cau
imAglub she Amount Of 00tj respoindenca and
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I prlticlpls?� . , � . .. . I (
, . Youitifts- ' --
Au exobauge.spaaks of the Itiolle
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I vanished whon the peasant,
. " rounding misery
- . raised his bead. His PAID, Oval face was 60
out of breath to put down, a heavy
0 . . legend placipg bar hand:ou
all was carry
lend fire t"Itim"Itelghb6i 11pit act
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own'llre abould-6 exting4hid Andbring him
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Faso 1havou"k.gotanyl" ... I .1
T�o bid Waggoner plunged his bonds ju%o
.calculation which it has 00010 carry Out the
rii6sourea neciseary foi diabosing of the Bead
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of Grant.. *11ho fine for oh6oting the ' , :
'to"' ?I fail , a
English I anguage of 40188 h a got to be
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. full.of goodness and plaeld Calf& that one
. , d. His, waveme
. . involuntarily felt relieve utO
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li,rbreast. 1INdrdidIexpoot Jo gin you.';
1was vialkingi when Suddenly I gave a start
bad In -A -l" As,likdly so not son hate not
lighted your.own firoiand'oome begging opals
.
the, fire, and.dirswing up all the costs that
. hem friely. Inta-this
there, tossed N
itoble wanatier., -Some days 20
in. an eon o
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l0tersbaysgouoout� Hadwishad:13100,00
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increased. I . I . .. I
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. - - . tranVil lo'ok 118:.ftot around him
�. ,--..-..-.-.,�..,..,.�-;�-....,.RI44 the I ..'r
an Y"s1lk3X-Hff1-3
. "--- -1 winov,L unit
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'.77'JJQ,Q.k%"-'PAAAA4X-% wran�WA-Mkipg in
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frontolme;-I thoughtit mustboonsoft 0
XwoluiTZ1111i ghbors. Go elsewhere, My good
from ,Whih,CtXey-WI,1,44yl,oug-wd-uld,
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man-
glowed . .
a 4, lie - fits
6jjfj:'bRd1rgt;-t6gto a tthw tither .,64618
�,havo.h,%C,Llisji�ai.ffL�41&y,.knt
�worth-we-ohonld coitld allo-
dangerone - .
Woman are _Boo . ton
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-Wo p'riait'.'.the��-a-lb�o-v-e-'thifiiI ineb-iiiii:V,61to If �-- --'
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I . oboweda-penoelal
the soisno oxpr6asion with which. he listened
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� - . . . to the chiming of the balls a good and gentle.
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ol , 4 pbn* who had lagged behind the. others;
.andlo,itioyou. Youffeolaould*not start
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hay you were --now, to -the Country." I �
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7 L. .... Goa 16 with j,ou.1 11 'vaid'Audrow, and
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Apron. - Not one of 68 thr�ng but obtained
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0, Share' � . . - �
11 be Wlthyilu P he said, Aernly,frown.
asumoff,30,000.whithwasallwo .
catato thatobjcot, required .great manage-
. . Bit aUdL fidfobtingiI so shat all might have
to a . .
,out and paste it In their bat& -New Hay.da I �.. -
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Aegister. And we print Win this column that. � , I : , . l'.
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. I goil. " cottage,.'.only In
. . The stilluega within the V)�'
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anyL earlier... The mistress told.m 0 to take sit
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Banter asks and eggs to the church, and
(Irled the next house, and a third and a fourth,
, I)EL, Tim
. at esch'inne he received the'Ame 4 war.
God
slid turning his- back., . upou� &help, an
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Ing. her
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-dudebari, I ORPOOVAII equally;L detialftotory
, -oneyapent in olothidg
result to Xegsirds thi'm
it spay be read by �0,000 peoPlb.,,' , I . � I
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A junior was heard to remark ion a recent �* ' -
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. . . ken by the vowds of those' 96
.i . withoul; talking
I olit lor".inhuralt, 'gradually' fell upon
L- I had tomait � till r the brand was baked-.
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it was after diving .1 .put ,it.in the,
With Q dirooping beacl alad a sinking bear& he -
, -enter his cottagg'- when
was about to re
wag...
11 God be " cried the ot . ..
Witti yoxil"
gainers. Bat the people. of VayoBielak never
.
" . . i have supplled.ln as.
and blankets, "which we L
large as w a could. I am.. th.siikfpl
- - 'had Oroslche&'. - -: -
after Pkaiddeor'L -�� #1
111.111:1116111y1u, ...
ant stirman : 11 The, Aix a-z'plondid,.... . :- - - - ..
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.they get
I that one
. . - .. , L 3ame.00..profound
. thaliantlet and-lbso . �.
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. . '-ii6fll4-�Keiiftlr�-wLin-cl-vhistling-�in-the-thitah..�.--,"�L-iatUgL-go�-tog,other.,---ik--w.111-
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.Whan . I
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Oveno . � I . . .
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- be-.-wna,xQ---,-,-,
- -� .he
saw a1ight izLthe.fields. beyond. I . L
I, Wiggoners, doubtless," he said lo him.
.
4 they Wave hurrying
_ hdlkr4.Q.r,hPq0@dth010 "' � 1' �
Ong. t. was
home with their �iodiouo bard .
quantities
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"I. - i - - ,too and i case as regards this
a to* to repor .
Sofia al 6hildre thrOU&IbO 890DOY
Jeaditig n
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- 'd -i.-- �aid 'eight singli ' . I
sermon., .'Gadl a d eci- . , I
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and thirteen double I 11 . .� .1 -
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. Nowthe sound of .the bolls iserd'ed to be JoBt.
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distance, their 'silver -ohime
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ch'sertali" Said Andrew,: and - togetber - $boy *
61imb,dthabill. Whothei it was %!as 'weight
- 0 -Dift.-Ineeft-opaii Iding-
I. -Vh
as , " Wagigoneril . them-" -
ill the plainst I will go to I
�Lsb$ night. I
it. the'lificalot'thStL.
. only -thou they bad- rosobil .1 .
they chocked their course. . . �
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- - - -"-. -fit- --A- _6,,by__,_dAj
of __qf
$hml: la6ai 0
601111A % 600.
wish a breakfast has, as good
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�gostures . . � .. I
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_6,J,,a.---, '-
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rialan'si m4trimoula idiiiialie � I .
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� �. I Ju' the Short .
. . . floated.. clear above the but. Andrew arose,
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his hand Savage big forehead and' went
of big burden or-theeiertion of. ascending
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the it is 'his heart began to
,
F lorhaps they may not refuse me," lidadded,
Walking towards tire light which each 'moment
.1 , Ob, my little faltbarg 1. 0, Lord P Bud.
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donly. screamed old Arms. - . . .
supplies a child
as i could wish, but- suffielent to give them
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end encourage thlDir'L.atteudanee at'
winds up se -follows : 11 Fortune no objwt, � -
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"but should' reqn1ire the relations: to . ., . .
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, . draw
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I .. . softly tows6idd the' otove. The light and
. measured breathing which he heard
al4dpe, .certain
beat. more, ritildly. ,' ' The -sad ..thougbits
clouded his face llicappeared.
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9 raw brighter. , � I . ... -
. It -was not long ore he reached it, Some.
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. What's the matter 71, I I
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66 cheated ug�tbO Footindrole Ill
They have
S;EiPpork
adhool-I-abould-like-36-osy's few .words aid.
to: thi iresent-state of distresq�.' I think it
Idepdaii Ono thousand - five bandit ad dollars . . ?
.,
iiedurhy, foi-her good bohniribi,", '.; -. I . .
-with me so 1. . .
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. .there
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- biroughlLi� smile to his lips; he took the light
his ban& olimbod gently
. whioli-bad I
. I I what are you carrying there?" said the
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-filvinty waggons wore drawn up around a p1le
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lot dried branches above Which hung a kettle.
hc;wtea*t& old'wollatin, tearing off her amok.
jug pettiboat and A Ingingit on the, ground.
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hall been eff6citially rdlieved up to the present
The which I made, on the 18 Ili
61 Well, old fol, hoWIS your mother -la -law?" . .
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Dead I Jim I Its I (Exellae my emotion ) . . I
. . and sharingli-with
upon &be wooden' itepL- &found th a -vto�e.
The ligla t fall upon a little girl of four curled I
* girl, after alittle silence. ,
11 Gaeme I" said he, laughing, as he Opened
his Slid stopped 1owards 'him, arid
Beside ilism; but 'a - little ixY 0104 Jay the
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.03 !on, looking in th _ 'shadow like big lampo of
. , 11 Wow I I'm burning Ill screamed another
, did woman at the other trid of tin a at rest. -
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'Stuff is
time.. appeal .
of Debambeirt'Ond Which line beeW 00 goner-
to, induced other appeals Bud
Had -a stroke of. spoplexy-and .died, In less , . -' - . -. J
than a minute. I At hi 'L , �
. first I thought she ad ..' . . . -1
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up 1 a bill near the PiPS leading to the -
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polisse. ,
as she stooped to see, the child awakened,
ob6.1k. The wqg0onerot. darkly broulsidi'mon
.
Ug-moustaches,-,wdre seated motionless
The
"Pat' it cutl Pat 4t out I iy
burninil 0, my now patticioatl 0. ,
OuslY responded
produced large fands which have. relieved 1%
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only fainted, and.1 never wag so saved in my . . . .. �
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. joincy, with her tw6 little hands under her
ch .
, . 16intlyfinge cheek. Shewaspreity-inoplie
t looked thin.
opened its eyeo, and without saying a word'
put iti arms. ajoulad -Davials nook. L
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and Silent. around tho.firs, the.fliaker.Ing of
alone gave to their faced Rn appearance:
laster coat I 0. , WY hat III and they Ze
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off ,their clothes -und head-covaringS and
vast amount Of destitution. With rOOPBOt to
tile south and southwest 61 Ireland tiiere is
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An xabange beidid'an. Article 46 How to I . .. .
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8 One Hundred Million! Dollars a."Year." I I
. , which
of hev'r oval face,
"go i1rilie'llurls bf hairfln0i as d6wd that
-nor for the
it Oh,L
. that is itill said Darin; emoothling
Chain
,01th,imi hand- the ,little 'hair' while
7hich
ot life. , Suuk in n. slight . reverie, they did
rolled each other in thb mad. - - L L ,
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. not so Mabb, to be done. WO have Prm-
now . -
alpallytoprovide.seed'. -,
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One of the resolutl6no, 049 the Morris
' town -
. embI no
fiamed it, had a o1riking too' Iii 0 t0iliflit
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with the other she endeavored to. lbose, the
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that#, ihat'll do, Lastosoh
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, not .066m, to have, noticed the appromix Oi the
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.- when, she :first panic Was o*or.tbe' vil. I
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lagers lookdd out over the fields. - Tho five
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AGAMOT Tna ]WOURREiSOZOP DiliTURES 14EXT
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Herold, We made on the first day of IsnavY . L . .
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'was not Ili save so large a sum Will year, and. ,
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. of Andrew. .
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Seeing that, the .light Annoyed the child he
clinging arme-ft'
.
ka ,4 169 me go. Give.bir to me, Andrew.. I
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brothers." 'said Andrew;.
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haddigappeared. They board the creaking
of the wheels of thb`f-eieg*"ud the measured'
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I' a benefit by
unab a t
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ve shall tot breakii. '.- - 1. .. . L. .. 1.
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: withdrew the hand that bold it iiiall touching
- h2r on the -said, Ii,Wakle up,
will.carry. her. . I .
child benttowhrdii her, - --' .
Christ is risen 11) .. I
,,,ad Is arisen, indeed,'! replied the eldest
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tre d of the,oieb, which ,was soon I�mj In thb
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, and relieve %]lose who are
.the mesEurardoently ilaised"by %be J. J18jisfattlis
too : 111 am placed. in -
, Mr. Gladstone vri ..
constaut difficulty by -calls to deby unproved ' ' . . . I
.shoulder
� Lastotchka I . Liatert I � The bolls ave ringing
. I ilios.,, ,She -stretched 'out her little.
for
.The
!,Do.�outhim�k�oiiwii.gh.ibth'ingt'I Said
,,for much S road as
Andrew cAreaBingly;
WaRoneri.-A gray did, man with. motatachas
white L as snow, who rising slowly trossei
. . . . .
4lotance. .
" ',Lot us'inirgue slibiol"ll 'cried a voice, I at.
'any
together with the aged,the sick and'the
�. Ali regards Connaught and. ' the
young. .
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,, iwhiah have been denied over And . . ..
charge, . I I . . . � I
, He ought not to Complain.. air .. L I
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feet, ighed, arid withoUsLopening bar. eyes, I
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. I Uirlhid over','put her, hands Under bar -bead
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'this she had enough to carry without carry-
jug 'you'i ' However, wbunwe ario no the hill,
)ijingEll -and, kiosed the. peagaint., Amdrew
want round ther circle, embracing themin.
no one paid attention.,to it; they were
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all -too busy dxAmining ,'their Singed and
. . . .�
.County of Donegal, the Mosinee stilloolitin U60
very great, and will require a constailt an 4
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"Vigilant
Loveragain.11
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John'Mandopald ' is continually being called
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t bUJI a Argon that Inalie been proven. . .
UPda 0 A h
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. kighed Again ana went off to oleeJp.Ashamed
.
hit )16 muffied himself more Closely
.
king you."
I will have:no objection to her to .
Lastotoblia drew boo# under the caftan,
turn, then 'said' tolhe old msxx,WbEi�iiad
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rodoated himself, 11 My brother, I have come
burned garments, Arid soon they separated.
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gloomily, shah going to his ownhouse. -
Care and,vollef. . I could have. wiphad
. . regards plain lind
to see ooiwxi�jbitlg done'as
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' An Intoxicated indiviattal walking down; * ' - -
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. to waken
.
. in his.pallose, wrapped the littli one In tin old
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. - -drew
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-but' kept beraeli so that she could watch the
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9 a, brand, from your.
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to ask you to lond m . . .L . I
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That night Andrew alone in, the villag
a jb�ulkfijl , , � � 0
be ppyAU . 1.
harbors lWudjRktploKsUq- fishermen; but* ur
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funds not dp Mote ififin continue dur
. street the other day was somewhaV annoyed . I
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'I by 'a crowd of urahlus following. -Turning. . 'I
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. her beneath. big sheepeki
11. � and in,
blouse
. blewout ifte.light and -14 the cottage, Closing
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road. 'A, few .Mlnutes� Passed in 0 101160'
. n ither , knowing Voty - Ray.
a well what to
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.fits �. . .
' --:YOU sis:'Welealme"" Bald the old Mail,
lifting to his allows hip lettered
was . .
-Valegoiswerb-Diri,al, - .. - . .., .
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would - wishes are
work of shmirity.-Itseems.thy
iikal� 'to falfilled in� mostio of the
abont. and'StOSIlyirlig -himself, he exclaimed : .. , . I .
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r take ins (hie) far,, young. . � 1�
What (hie) d1ye . I I
.. .. . the door behind him. t , . I ., ._
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� . The handati ti, dolperideillay,* of the. villa
� go
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61 some ban bov9lo
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What, me 3.0i carrying, 154rial'.1 presently
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. asked the peasant.' . I I ..
,, Some oggF, 10.1lave
9tufRY, and;
'dot of
sleeves, he thrust his hands into the xxxx
t! bablazing MASS that was sending up, golden.
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Nevei 1Xode ell Pteser�ilwkj a inawi Xcensen.
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. .be"
. guinerosity of the Dominion Parliftment,whi elk
. a relief 61 distres6 in
had voted.0100,000 toth. .
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,Una, a (hie) bona organ ?11 � I I . .1 '. I . 0. , ..
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the �sfier brings, a 6 dish of muibio'onts to )
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five varsto'hway. Consisted
. � heaped togitfIer in the midst of . the fenceless
. An Zsator cake and
them blessedt!" osidAhe i6l. I-Wherg are,
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Dlpiiko to the dark blue oky, Bud, distwinj
A curious Story 10.joifig the rounds of thi
, Iriland, �aud put.: it at she dt0pooal of the'
,
two 4(iierig hi *hem the sentiment' of State , . � I I A
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. I . I id Mar6hoo without a trade of,a Iran
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. I fieldif at 'the left, 'upon the road
thi�kdt., To
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.,What I you, have' 1SO110? All you
� bad tq� house sind link
0 was to come to�qpr
them forth with glowing coalsi Asia, -11 Take
those in Your coat, pea's"t.99 , - . .1
-English . an exhibitidn Ili' this
. art
allow windows Of one of.she -Ieiidin#'je Well
- Oft Michael A1048-BORch
, Government. - -
that , a joint Committee .Oom
Pxrota'o� -
)pride il� Wall 4p4el9ped.' 1, Call these xwtush�- . 11
.
,rooms ?11 said one,� doutemptuouslyi' 94 You : �
or�a I
. a bill tufted with
. . . ' a the villege,wao
.. Hading.t
aild. broken Wish inviting, which
the mist read. She had to . Space and, iir6uld
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11 Faith." Bald Ai iif when
idrew to himself,
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a�xnau in flesh 4nd blood cau,'With'ihe hands
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of Vienci The object bf attraction to a
. .
II studded with game .,132
brooch magnifioentl; I
posed of some Members from - the
M of
sti,ion Hou Be Committo and' some
. ought to gea the mushroome, that -irow whors, , I � . ..
I,oatnlii from,; the great big follovis, as III go . .
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thick copses
. . . . i-mble, completely isolated the plal
, -only t4i A
.ve given �OU.,,, � �
-- Yeoll-, Darla, I- am- Alred Of 901119. to
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with which he has jank Signed the blOged
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the middle of whose ohnihigiolneldaildthe
mine; should be formed to Consuls, and devise
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diiknof piston,. that grow at the test Of the .
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and-
I . stretching to the baml6t. . it was lonely
&t.g1l times, except possibly. in the
peoplelo h Bit ; . they, have had
OU . I - besides,
-
me,:, I am'sobamed to iMpDrtUnO
. arose upon himself, liandlebot coals witbo*ut
burnitig himself,'I -think my poor coat cani
most Singular of cau1rss�four'cOmM6119 Old,
-bout and corroded pies. This brooch is- the
some way -of: - ojeuding the munificent daria.
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tion, goad, Parma onefis the Irish
nontly to �
troda.,, -4, In my. pu& of tho.country,,., days . . I
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his companion, proudly,."' the trade grow at
. . .. . .
I gloomy
I I I I . . mummer, when the ohorasingol of frogs end the
. dried of water, hernat, wild ducks, and loin gray
enbugh of
thdre,lagpeciii,ily when'.1 remember that oneel
lacked for nothing. Itiloesnot.seenisolobg
run no danger 11 and, holding it up.talthe
! let.the old man drop the
old waggonero he . .
pr�lnarty of �he Countess La*,etskoly. The
pinshave shistory, Of course. SOV81176firs
I
people, -uOj�OaIy�rOIjpvjxig thoirdistrbost'but
preventing its - -recurrence. 1 -do airloorelY
.
the feet of the'rattabrooma." - . .. .
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. . . OUR-STGNO OF SPEXXG; ,
I herons here and there lent it 001110. sort of.
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nixion I Want to church no now I Slid going'
the Rostov loaf
Basin. into it. . I I . I -
� 14 Thank youi brethren, for your kindness,"
0, via
ago. . Count o Or%, Lavettko
the story , no, was arrested. 4A,
. rejoice at this suggeotion,, and I oonfidontly
I �
hope the Lora mayor of Dublin and big cdm�
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.. (Vot,tita."Zook.liley HalVlones.) ,. .. - I
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� The nigiiit wall clear; the moon boa, not yet
. . "gin
of state wore twilIkli '
- with ..You. I bad .. , . J- . �
not much, , but enough
and -eggs- ..
the ,Ssvioues festival,
aid Andrew, saldtinig,them. �
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,,, God go with you P said the old man, and
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Warsaw for an .alleged Insult, to the
11 sign GoVirnmOnt- The real author U,thd
as
%trying
mitteemayse6theigmay-to %Saint Inc '
Is out, Bar as to produce a )acting MOMOntO Of
.
In,the spring the flarob nor � theastor Strikes A I . .
.
chill WMany a bramet" � . .
himself ,
I
I video, but wri
the dark, blue. clottillesi sky. The hollows
to celebrate . .
My. wag'. With. me -you iremorri
the other waggoners said also, 11 God gowith
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insult,' - which consisted . of --oome, oareloso.
I
the, sympathy atid. .-liberality of she Caundiand.
113, the. spring the hardy Bviton buys . . .
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, another vast: . .
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- . � wore
" stild the ruts of the roxas, which by da*y
.. were -.covered
Riets babblin
,wife
. -; �a -good, womsh�w-God- give her
her, Darla
- Heaven I Now I have'�,
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� . wordo ojoken as. w6ocial gatheringi Wag his
wjfe� He scoeptgd� the accusation, howeveri
In conclusiont I bog to expreoo my thaukS for
t49 kindidess And oupport. we have met
ratbooprin coughs,. colds,. lironobitiff do their � , �
.. office ' I * , . I
of toaster: . I
% -
boo'o'ml , ... -
r'l g gayly, I
I � - little v -
. with filxod� of ice that crackled beneath the
, - that
. tfie Kingdom, of -
nothling; I am Alone, abandoned. The broad
LJnOW
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I When he eutered'hi a cottage Afidrew drop -
'costs having
_i - -- '
- -th-611glifte
sud,'WRO Bout to PASO11,1iiO: Ce 6t , aw
t and
allugeone in Which the Czar to said. to be I
_All I - ,
With -i -1 tbotjr,---Abd,- while, thankful Jor
, . . I, out
hitherto, I trumt.W6 May COTAtIATIO.,
prli�g a young -mans finds to.
in, the a --- . .
in .. -; I ., .
11of mufftard-pkwte�rl :- ,
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I foot. so intense WAS the silence
. be.hbArd a mile off.
a
Andreveo toototel3a coul �. I
. of others It bitier�oft yourobli it, per-
6hviob'.' Itbas,inomitothisill onidAndrow,
'
ped the )iear, the oven, and
assured limpoifthi hijooat.Vai Ajb,.Ijtjh6
. b at a
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a an ortu
of Confining his Polish aubj eats, th I
.
ligue
Ionia to. a t
our. Success .
to resolve, sufficient. funds to carry an our
.
'where bring but
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J)r. Soliwainfarlb, in . & lecture which he ' . .
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-Andre* *the
p6saing closer to, his heart the little Lail --
toahka, whose dark eyes had , noi for An. in-
- !Igbt . A moment later and the toper, lending
Ite rays td those 61'the loutchins, Shed a lively
unto martyi for bid wife's Pon
...
amu. Mont
Be
six Years- He bad only 'one . I
supplies nedespary, and
labors to I otioebootill, conclusion. (&Pplaude)..
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' recently deliveied at the Berlin Geogiaphical. , , - I
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society, on. the ouliject of his .111test ixp rat
� ', As posted hill big fOOtOtOPO
� olowbi and the serene expression of
became
w
otant quittdd big paid fade, " That a. have
nothitig to light the Jftre; our *6oa and atrim
radiation through the `room. - All witlitin it
seemed to smile and grow. chearfuL Andrew
brown into
ad been switched and t I
After lid h founcT in his oosi'fbak Plus.
a Bill,. he bad .
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. �. GX1tZ':tA*:�The folloviiij the
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tiong in Central 4fricall od o.heararo g
.
shrilling account Of tile lhdds in which ' -
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big countenance sadden oaj Alto, that night
� . I with -it-gloomy memories4 ,..
. . . brought
only a year be6rd he had trodden
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are �one I we have, no money- -to bay more.
. We ll%v6 not even wherewithal to buy a taper
himself felt his heart lose hOaVY. Faith fulto
old u to he Awak6fied1slitotoblils. anal
the a B in
ihe
-
Thoodbe balled out. -sad throw on the floor,
thdn in the , hunted, . for
'darkness be ,
Ing 'found them, PerfisP10--lattOr
thiam � travi
TE19 -is
now'Game Law passed by the Ontario Logio.
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lattice 1A.ftj last: geatiou, which -sportsman
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Capital punishment in inflicted on orfininaig . . ,�, :1
by the A) Qdadjlo, w small iiiinulary offshooV ,
*
. ,the
) same Path towards tho'game destination;
smiled upon him. Truo.he
at the church. When we r6turn there will b6-
nothing to place before the holy picture." .
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plecing'hof on. bonch before the fra*'ento
. of the Platter Cake, crossed ,hot arid himself
.
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hours find avert, days, he oaoittoroa thiam
the game went on for six
should pasta 'in their hata:, None of the
animmIg or birds hereinafter mentioned Shall
- of the great and powerful Didtit PabOlei The I � "I
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malefactor'Condemned to aid is bound to a post I 1.1, ,
�
rything
. whelrl�pvs .
. ----1 i
. . � wais �aa poor- --- -- a- Ahwwlbouta wa%Poorer�
1 -nd on (
- Without rpPitilb *
he bori-6 his 9
DarIS.p.tv-0g@d lie,r-4 and into bar bosom and
-ad Of Wallis finsla-"'iti 6-
0 6
drew forth a pl'
and they begsu to eat. - As the repass was
drAwinet6'a aldse.,& -ki4ek 'was heard 'at the
. .
agalh. ,kad go -
V yeari. P But 1091lithm, he writes -in
*ear., -
I;,, I would have gope mad,. They
. d
be -huxikod, taken at killed withtn'thei. PCHO
bereaheril iiede '-1. Mir, olk, Ahoose, vein.
' in
firmly driven lntQ'tlid ground in some opm � � � I
, � -
- - ': .
Place where lid tided offord. a abodo,sud in $hire - .
-but po'verly
. . or murinurlpg. He 9�xd.'hio wife word alone,
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knot, and opening it With hot tooth took two
small doing. one of. -Which she gave to the
- door and a little old woman, Wrinkled and
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humpWaked, enterodi , . *
, bin 1116111011.0,
provided Ina with a purpose. ,So long so I
.
door or oirib* between the 14ih day Of
the lot da,'y Of October. 2.
. 64 to dosth,notby artificial means, - I .
Slowly rose, I
Involving , waste of fuel, but by tile natural * 1
. but neither .wao. fona of loitering 6i
the '. day, sway, on the stove ;
I
peasant. 11 There, take itil" she said,, " I
'YOU
. ,�, Ali, ibis youi Atint Anna ? Be welcome I
search for, I had Something to
' had them to oration - as
do. W110114110 decide for my 11b
D4amber and ,
Grouse, Phalkslints, Prairie fowl, or
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host of the aunli; rely 11 . , I
' man they reach oar a . arkh I �
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. I . . sleeping
. . - . day lop
they both worked - b4a all _g_
-- --Ir -
have two; . Dan buy 6 taPbr-!! He would
- --bor looked st-1he oiPhditigirli,f.,wornsix.
Christ to risen VI and he embrabodAlie. old
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.an exile Was brought to,me.sht jailer found
'
partridjo, between the lot ..day, of
�tljd --us.- day Idt-Soptember.
In Its equatorial regions. To pitotrRat hit - .
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-sufferingo and overt his too S*dy end -by ------- - - `
� Word" '0nkimtod
. . and vidi a tik-�-
.
obft6 airk#rya flour, a eouplq'6t loadi of hay
have-opoken
ot�pped, rude R 4estuve, thout pressing the
. .
I" Hole risen, lindalad,o-Agid the.; 4, god ,I
. ti
that yo
1 hii h lied
, me on -3iny-knoog hwiting for one w w
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age � &pea me for two ds� yd. They saved 2hy
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January- still-
-
3. W urkeyd or quell, bOtWOO1k the let day
ild t -
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. Banat '
roke, the ingenious Al-Quadjis Cover . I
bond, fresh ,
I
andthaycould botbankful to God. "WM
.. . he dame back from the,field and -asught t 1p
coin Ili him palm, went onward with boro
-A: moment later they wore at the top of the
I
I wag afraid) my.dear nalghbori were
angry with Md. -door friend," she added,*
lay
My wife,,
*Ifolo thuabiand from lunacy- g bma-
thereforei do -uld--not desire -2 proude
Of'j Aidusiy. awid the . lqt� day of October. 4.
Woodcock, betoosta the .lot day of lanuary
theivOrring compairiotla with _
greenteipbo, which. offaetually- shield him I J
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. . . . . I the little Laitotdinkh, who Was .Strong Ru
. d
and oat ds.wn to table with bar before
.
hill, and saw tho village like a black stain on
. of ths. mentidirele8o fielao.
the bosom The
1, lend ins your tongs, The Children have
araggec! ouro-God knows where ; *0 haVi
to
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Went.." . � . . .
she I the Itt day of AugdaI, 5. SniPQ.'bOtW0bn
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th . g lot day Of L January vtna� the 1%h day of
No inch pro.'*-
'brain ficiv! Plipivins, darto. i
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tooiion lot however, accorded to him bodys .
�
!)lump,
. . was
a smoking tchi-eabbaja 80*0411011 he
He Man and preferred
houses, the barns andA.1no $rang that shadea
them made a dark -And imponowdlile m egg,
hunted the house all over fro cellar gar.
ret without finding it ; tfio'bro% is, baked And
L
GY41106033 FROM ItAflil.-Tho Revue biduir
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Wells states that s, Gorman msoufsetbrY 10.
August. '� 6. Watarlowli, known as mallard,
. .
gray dock, black-ducki wood orgummiair due.k,
whiah gradually Mien up, obrinki togaiftler, - .
9 �
abil'tiltiftistely biddoideal eirboniz d. . One
�
happy. wait a quiet
� I .wood or
being Stripped of a few ptiolks of
and it wall only in the little windows - of the
chitrobi iihope ht0V_Jr_oof rose up
AW it from
we hove loathing With *hioh to dr . . .
the Overt." , " I I
turning OUt.OVe:r A ton a day Of glucose winds
linen rags, These tons, Which' Bra
I
between the lat dAf of lanfi0y, And the 15th
- Ot Or duokg. ow'Ang and
day OfAUgust. 7. h
chance Of salvation 10 open to the roaleting . I
man while as yet he Ili not Completely 14 done 'L L �
� I ral- or.
haiddfulff-af ttrawTather-thark,-to-011it
famous About them. I I The blessing of Gad
Lwboden
Against the 61 oat aky,i, that`lnt1UmejSbI6 little
. , 1, Is that all; Take it: 1 -Ther�it io-near
I
from old
composed of hard TogetsbIG fibers* Are
L
g0000l, bdt alln the lit day of May and the
kth.11 If a dloud'�Aso between the sun * .
to oar I
. .
- . � . I I - ijlexo--�uo one will,girdW -fi;t With . itill
i . go With
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Everybody lived oil -a good
.
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lights ObOne. '- -- 'L " . , I . �
31d .
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the olove.11 ,
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The old wornAg Went to the ROVID, otooppid
troste a with sulphurld sold, Which ObAvOttO
Ithath into atxtritioIl The latter product thus'
15thk day .f Angunt, s. Hqcoo,.betwaawx-th6
A" .
lat day of arch and the I -at day of SoPtOid
I
a nod a
and bla'Place of torment he is t 0 da 6
I
loose from hill post, and Wdomes ,the object. .
I he would Bay,
; I few, but were in -him
Ith Andre*, &R4
footing *I
debt. He flxEa a weathercock on she. house
' They soon r6schod the Village And crossed
.
the narrow Woodan. bridge. To the Ilghti
down (Ind jolt upon. thei floor. Suddenly
Clapping her hands the dried out like' Ono
hove
obtained undergoes A Washing With milk of
- 'Itmo, land is thou treated with 4 fire 3h supply
I
bare . - 4 .. L . I I
Badaudo R funbral. party WE ks bo�lnd the
of Popular reverence as 0, mighty alfigiolart; . I
In whoto behalf tho ouperwilatural poweikl'4vo , .
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of one, orna L instilled the window lot anothoes
cured the horse of's
across the little oreek that sparkled like A
oeyths-lilada between twolateep, banks, roso.s
pooneosed, 11 Herb, Andrew; Come
what lottilin ,you have 2 0 Lord I" ,,,, a she
'Where'
ot,4ola atrougorthati-il is format, when the.
mato is &I once transformed and oijilotallizab:
appol tod time In raMbing the church with
6120 Or lorara, the Rev. I.
hlo.'dead parloh
�
11619tiod4firbOtly to Intervene. I I
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Atravellovinthetotesto of Brazil flow a .
� cottage with Carvings,
Shl Clever 'at. all callingd. he Would
lid.
mill ourrotthil, ad by willow#, a big black block,,
pointed 0 the place the. 00410 bad
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Into glucose, of Which ',rich" confections
11imilton, Of Lyrogiod, gilgland,, retailed to
L
balry opidor vish's body two itches long and �
.
I ksvp gotten dn as well no 'the others had he
in bid-falwally.
to the left, beyond 0 hillboki appeared- the
Brag l,the road wound up
' '�at
.. . �
- been. L - )g.
It What. Is there there ? My deals$ to. I
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slid jellied tusy be made. The Process in said
to be a Very Cheap 6inG,.411d the glucose
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lot tham outir the building, Or to read the
burlel After much 40.11%yi the ot,ffirt
dIght logo, Measuring L06VOn inches each. It �
th a ddep otevic' .
Was on a tree trunk betion, 0
� bad mote Ugafal arms
I
I Ppily when ouadenly,
Ila Was living thus be .
. ibis
. And the time he least expected It, % tort
to graveyard,
h'0Ng'%t the summit of Which .stood
the '
the gloomy Bull decrepit church.
sure ill answered the peasant. .
64 Conlo, .
. indabd I Looks hi�,111418.fsthqr;
with grape sugar
h loally identical - . A
0 am I
I
attoingoutoxyll h6weter, has .'arlseld Spirits
oarviee.
: Wag aimittid to the chuirdbyatd i mid placed ii2
thal Open slid there left until thainext
grave"
. .
Aerboo which . was stretched a abuse whital \ I
well. The lower part of the weV was hirditen, I I .
at
;, � lilow fall on him. Him wife died. The logo
The, church was . divided into two 'Parts
I .
, lock, mytrielpai It is mowipy�-Mtan.ey-fi
I WhOI6 heap at moneyll'
Ili -a manukoi . tire Of grope Sugar from, rage,
10 to be In
day, whe) ockyloa Wag read over it and
I& .. .
and two small Abelian Were entangled In the .#
Ono was Fifill altive, but died soon
I .
In poverty�,
I made him feet the %all Weight 61 lit I
Happily he had little ilmO'*hGtsi n to mourn
the interior# where the t0tvia a was boudgeted
*Ali flooded with light, Contrasting strongly
Andre* stood thunderatruck. I ffhord the
had been two hempirig hand
and the but0piloo understood -
- danger of being Interfered with by the
the g,AVO filled In. , I I
Iti his article on the it Ofohostra OfTo-day,11'
pieces. � .. , ,I
afteritstedono: Tholialro of those arib.".
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, I - 11 he time of wil. Dear-
link k was nummer"t
. Ing ?their little girl in his sims be followed
with the other portion, � which was In 86mi-
4 a throng that it
obgsutity. There Wag line'
ambers glitioiad
loin -at gold, . - I
he cr000lng
Getrasu 00ornm6wit. I
Parisian fits-toreend fits- inadia , of irboted
in ths April Set-ibher, Mr. Sidney Landet
Ismailia the neakat of the flusbo - slid hopes to
Come oft when touched and cause a � . :
op"'B" N
maddening irritation. lie osyt that he saw
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.,� . the 66rpoo to the oraVoyliva, And then caught
. I .�, the'ooythdr; 'When he returned to bid'ootL
wid not possibid to reach the Illaraluatea
Part. Soparated. from Darla by the' Otowd,
" I know got, AUuj,Auna,,, paid,
himself a it God to my wituoso, X knoir !oat
lgl&gao angr4V011 with dedikad of Mon6grAing,
bilrdot butterflies Bud othlit Oddit[60, and
Boo the Almo I 4,ih6h the twelity *idling of Rn
be balanced by' tWoUtY flutOklo
. the children of tan Indian family with one . , �
of these monatats obearea by a Said and I �,
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I up
.71 it he hung big head. as ,no, longtr
Athigi .
�1�� L � I . heard the filmillelt JOUMI of the shuttle,, the
.
Andrew xxiguagod, however, to troall bin way
'�ojwadn the r&okg 69 the worshipper till he
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whence It Came." .- I
a, What I You dou"i kind, . W
I lot, do t kliow� W got
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J nied Ili giWbamboo frames.
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