The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

WILL OF ILEX. THE LATE DUCHESS OF

ORLEANS.

(Prom the Liverpool ..i/tios.)
This remarkable and hitherto unpublished docu-
ment baying had to be proved in Doctors' Com-
mons. we are enabled to lay it before our readers:
This is my will. Is the name of she Pettier, and of the
Son, sod of the Holy Ghost. In dying I command my soul
to God, and in the name of Jesus Christ I implore Him
Mail' matey, praying Him to receive me in the eternal
abode, Mere to re-unite me to those for whom I have
asitizoedcion this meth. I leave my tweet al biassing to
eons, and pray the Lord to guide them through
Ms Ills, to give them prosperous days, and to grant them
eternal Mat, when they shall have nobly fulfilled their
&alai= here below. I bid them here • last adieu, whilst
Braking than ter the happiness they have contributed to
my exhumes. I entreat the Qum to accept the last or,
praudon of my respectful gratitude. I bid farewell to my
mother, to whom I owe so anoh; to my brothers snd slater*,
far whom I have ever felt dome affection ; to my mother's
family, whose tender hospitality has lightened the bitter-
er@ of mile of my ems std laymen ;to my friends sad yes-
mutts, wimps fidelity In the midst of mislortane bee inspired
me with retold attaohment; and, Lally, I bid farewell
to Franc,, which I have loved to muck and where the
happiest years rimy life have glided a yay. I reoommend
my ems sever to forget that the bar of God is the beginning
of ell widdm, that it ie a guide and beacon in prosperity,
end a May amidst misfortum • to remain ever faithful to
the precepts d Mak bluiLlosa, sad mations steadfast Pke-
edisila *sir political faith. May they observe it both by
tilde omelsmey Is adversity sad exile and by their &roma'
gad erveled patriotism wire the omen of events shell
mem them to desk emery. May FM* reared to
her Mph, and liberty, may constitutional France reckon
spa inoi ID defend hr hoer, her greedier, end her in-
tone; UM erg &Obi IMO mere la them the wisdom of
their petedfalar sad the rivalrous qualities of their
tether. They should mar her la mind the political prin-
elphe which have each the glory of their loam which their
eisarral era the tram, and whisk
VrbilatMir,tleir7will and teserrat beers whales, had
sedeally ellepleL Hie hest dlreedese have bra the 'aiding
rah el their gliOU111•11. la timantletei weer I yammered
my Maim be the (Mesa er, the Chant de
Pais, will reek his miderky Isomer my will shall or
dimwartheereinglide; I semi the moral in-
flame of the Queen sad arm Ms arta :ty to re •
place ens in his gourds ; I-Mario radar epos her mater-
nal solloitadala emeaming her to erupt the gandirmip of
my beloved sea, the Duke de Charism gni duty will not,
I crust, appear n her too atoms for I beg my brothers to
assist the Qom% the administrition of the &Moue of their
nephews. I know full well the feelings whisk mimeo the
tar she Mira el their *WM Mother, and I em sure that
they will stall times testify hanuarther • doom affection.
I dry my SOY to rouser 011. ea* salted; the indisso-
luble =Ms of the two brothrisharag the condition of their
egematit
Wtdarel happiam I tes the my eldest toll
rail, from My thee. hi bpi Inelleity Pemba Lim,
take part in the airily comellippelededieweireiver the ta-
rter of his longbow. is aim my desire that times
tried end Li eM have ettnaseded my sons, end
who, Mar hada, hem the devoted earner of their father,
have war owsieel le give se pada of allimemeat In admr-
, will mill madam to awoke. Meat thee. Having
d that re roped, sad asamhise eseeprier in
the deed known in English as the iadratene or deed of
traderhip, dated the 28th July, 16411; are ay not
property, save the giving an reaseity le my re for
the sass in which I might be indebeed 010 this es gsardian,
hi the rarer, of the right whisk I trammed to myself by
W rid deed and by an akillismi ape in continuation
thereof; hied to the Lezrolitiberetth deposited wale Mr.
Crate,
meal,
Loadon ), I le revoke,
seil meal, in the meet eimellote ad alsehele mete% rlt,
sal ay my the alarm eaelitime, sal
Maas sr* laraling air edmidiene of dee
ell Asa, ilea le am
alma es ma ea of se saes, sad rus
tired\ a sew
had gabled, it berg my wish and Westin that des add
proprty sad -sides id revert ter. and wither
my Meths of teem, nether a,m Ii
nr....a lart".o SO i. 4 may do with sad diapers
same as I may Wok in*. I maks this pee.
are le ars the sfureakil bad eel ite osalikurka
should not have been revoked and M my
it Wag my. tomer will that my, ,trieseuriert)
which it is composed, everythlag Med tad could
legally revert to me, sad, Weed, all that I sise et liberty
to dispose of shall be equally divided between my two
children. With this intention I likewias divide between
trio, r equitably as possible, the following rattles in my
reereloa, heaving, to wit, to the Count de Perla, my pearl
anklet* la Soar rows, which he will, I Oast, one dsy give
to the Cesatese de Paris; the six dimmed pandasto with
chats ; the red album, containing the tine consorts of water-
odours by French artiste, which belonged to the Duke
EGA's= ; ell my fors, and Beheffer's picture of " The Holy
Weer" Om &intim Fommes). To ohs Duke do Chorine,
my set of Faris, compumel of brooches, Mos, eardrops,
biscuits, and a diadem This set mme to me from Ms
godmother, my Aunt Adelaide. My ruby bracelet. N-
I menthol by the Queen of the Belgians; two rugby batons;
the sapphire ling sad the ruby ring; my due cup In kph ;
the Prayer Book, which wasmade by his father's order; the
seressiere lames, and my Les I hope that Wee
and Las may be worn by a Dachas de Chrism.
the foesgoing *Moles, I bmaseth as waves% to the Count
de Pena, the large potirak of hie father, by Ingres ; the
marble hest ot his tether, by TAW: Ow large *two of
"The Iron Goes." by Donets; the small pima,* of the
" Col de Tenisb," by Phi4mUmmx • all Le father's matt-
actipb, pa letters,small notaboLkeres mil se ba tether's
letters to myself; I know that he vat always
look upon Mate papers as_
_it redone beam; and believe
. that he I'M re day Os snarled te we them with dlacrimi.
swim, so se to make kaolin the Mareeter of him whom
Frame has mourned without ems being aware of all his
magi. I leave him the portrait, of my two imodure ; the
weemeolear, by Wiuterhalter, representing the Queen with
dr Maim of the Duke di Nemours ; the oil portrait of
the Dire* Chartres, by Alerterhalter • the One Willard,
oared by my seta-in- w, the Duelam of Wurtmeberg,
for the Doke &Orleans ; two of the albums, matatelag his
fathesos &soilage ; the Psychi, which wee pareented to me
by the sty el Paris on mc:aion of my mar. ..ape the
meemeinit deteers, in roma, of his father upon apedestal
et
Lime monk ; the hem pedals of Brimet, Milo Mack
the hear al Ms birth; se well se the direr arnimente bit
kaging le it; the saaneelled be. aonedwing Me Mt:
watch ead sisal sear 'caveats; the ore
seal end sees-ge Wed, which I always slose•a:=11k0
Ow eaparere of Ids Miry rend; by Tadao ; the moll
weeweelenr of the Duke ef Oshuee on lemeheek, mead
her H. Yeast • is. of Rey Iser besatifal ism ; ay Err.
wis, s
la lieszerbia hes bees eta deo by the
.; Id meal, ell the Qesea's Milder have like-
wise used ; my bracelet, contelarg • portrait dhie father,
Weeded hr Ms wife; sr eared praying-der, otedshieg
his billets sere ; Irma small books of sou-
rake, width I have hie kthea• sward,
whir he was es the day his ark, mad tie peke whir
wee prorated to him by Ids Myhre on hie ester from the
boa Oates. I begiese* ea someales to the Deka de Char-
ter the 'garotte pest_i ef re Doke rOehme, by De
Deem ; the "mall parted' of Me. farm, by lags; Ihe
large Meter at the •' Col de Trish," by S. Verse • the
her, he gamble, of his fare, soda from the Maseelees
hamee reigligitY;
my' pla"ta*"..samitlf =llll.="(l.l",bissilit4; alsbi f 21;
ef say desk (hleMealk
1 ever-gilt); the ministers el hie gameitta; my aril
watch; the awed, be larteambill td e ,r..i rid
1 tardy metritei me et ay foes fag
1 the brad*, ales eel With his that al his
father, hasasi ler the Desiree a Obriera; dr saw-
rime of Snare Limy, reoresenerg Me liolve ei f tbs.
Cheerer Chime, at the Taal* ISO: as 1/02,11!-
tralt of the Comet de Pale whom ea kr ffr-
halter, two of the shams, eareinieg dthe
Desks d'Orteme ; the other half of the of the
6
pewit of Ws Mier, by Imre; the et* of
Weikel. by Deensts; my bireesie sera • ay aserrem
moltsak ; sad pa eieserisa sednotte, to broamt it as
ham, with the two bream um whisk socompeary it.
I have out down Ton • geoid list the motivenies
wMeh I beg my had and Mende to meepg es • last
tatee="l"alibillisLimmins.
_thmetealaderanabosh.,""effenoue.thel.7lmMillt:dramiolardividbleagermatat
brat ' ewe te fella. es arm ray debt Oak mew, dr ,
I shallareare_aurra sea mei se I aszieseb.
le riaMa. I rasa the to
tiV2farerarrleasalloa, the hithfal friend of the& filer,
of time mask sea re. es all r se Marisa Aram ass
for se swam years Me rows es ease Mop dgeds= .1.0
marl sons of 4,000 hear sea; to Mam tie ma
ssyy knew geoorioNO, So MEW Ma of 4,000 ham; to 1
Keenerks, my ester, the antel am %I 1,400
ham; to Madman Omar. as sema sem ti tea frames ; i
f m qorme foams ds dudes, •Ihe 1
: To mow
ralltris of 1,000 Maros; ad to Holiii old amersamit
di See vela de aurae et the Dale d'Orlealt. eye
simateimiimisysereide:
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smelsernoZiwri• :rd0mp...8.61W°8111,111816t.
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alai. i_liag Mr. firma wealse, my eilltal7, tow
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when my days mayelaskand whatever the tomb I may
happen to And, I meat my sons, and. in their default my
heirs, to have my remains conveyed to France whenever, our
imilyinny return to It, there to deposit them in the mor-
tuary chapel of Dreux, bride the tomb of my husband. I
ban dose my last will with sn assurance of pardon to all
such as may have offended or afflicted me; and with as en-
treaty to all those I may, in my ttun, hove offended or
pained, not to retain the memory thereof. My lest words
are for my beloved sons—a prayer and • blawaag.
(Signed) lIBLENE, DUCIIESSE D'OBLEANS.
Eisenach, lat January, 1865.

AND PLYMOUTH.

(From the Plynsosith Herald.)

The opening of the new buin at Cherbourg by the
Router of the Freech, sod his invitation of the English
to " mess and ere," have furnished our M.P.'s and others of
with ea opportunity to deliver thernelver
.I.:4=4lo47mapholone rebel's to the progreseire naval and mi-
litary works gang on at Cherbourg tor the lase hundred
years. We have sesordingly been favoured with state-
ments tomb at rabbi, meetings by gentlemen who have
settles much to my in thar Oates, but who have come out
rather steamily on their ratans from Cherbourg, and blown
the 11111, trumpet, in rather an alar,ning manner, telling
thar miss aadiencas that the French mould send down sad
shfp off 100,000 men at a moment's notice, as it were."
These aerobes wish as to believe that these Cherbourg
weeks ere a mass to England. No such thing! Them
works see consbeeted entirely for defence of the public
eashlishmeeds, whit& have been in progress far the last 80
Mlle oder to prevent for the Pato.e a emarremos of
what asNaM in 1760. The French bare not a giggle na-
Witt sefe pities of =chows and shelter for either mer-
sheet ships err sr-M-war slang their north west from
Caned to Oasis; and it was necereary that the eery indif-
ferent bay of Ohertearg should be sheltered by a breakwater.
The Etas stream that fall into the bey are bandy sufficient
to eiMply the pions with fresh water there are no sheltered
WOO -stsver in the bay ; the commercial sad military
bastes bed to be dug oat of the solid earth, and when once
dug eat, they regained defensive works, without say refer-
enee whatever to sanative war with England. If aggres-
sive works me sought for they may be found on the rocky
end kulgatitest island of Alderney, where an expensive
hreakvatir to in progress, to form a little half-sheltered
eceky bay oa the north-east side of the Wand, where a few
eesmaiil war ateamers might find very equivocal shelter
from the sas sad protection from forte recently built.
The works we regard es very questionable ; they ware
not intended turreted the intensts or trade of the, 1,200
poor ktiandese, bat to prepare a piece, from which might issue
.war steamer le poems upon the small wasters creeping
along the Preach mast between Alderney end Cap de la
Hogue. Cherbourg b Mealy naval star ion on the north west
of Peas" and is, slier all that At
been said,
loops-
either Paramecia or Plymouth. At Cherbourg the ,
rial eatabliatesele are all in aloes proximity, and within the
sum 11•1/0-40Irly, the dook-yerd, steam rectories, victua-
ling end edema departmeata, medical hospitals, barracks,
roprry to., end dry have, as has been correctly reported,
them decks, with an area of 62 acres English ; but
they have as river, as creeks, no place whatever when
ships might be laid op is ordinary, and swiss round, es-
thete shies to son ad air. When Hr. Lindsay told
liar Mende how lens the Cherbourg docks were he
might as an Sagli sad a merehaat too, have added
that the►mprlal decks at Cherbourg were only *qua to
ems-eights tie desk aselettoodation at Liverpool,
by private easpeeke. If, unfortunately, we have a
war with Infareore Need not fear anything from Chee-
k/erg, if we hoop up our wooden walls and employ the re-
leareell we 111111111111 k Plymouth t r Portsmouth have each
far greater feellides be aggressive war then Obarbearg, and
our estabbhaleas here are more efficient sad extensive, but
•Splails nod mar Mired super;ntendemos. We have,
In mem& konilits. the dockyard, stems-yred, eistaalking-
Zi= stair Irs powder
-mills
hospitals la 80 and nag
;rat-t
fremmessek. Aver we have barracks Is Dramport,
and Stoneham. ; a citadel end forte, lks. ; we
• breakwater and reservoirs of freak water, and
we hew unrivalled Meer, deep, end sheltered waters for
oar aka. The sea-freatage wile of Densmore &ta-
red sad viotaantar arda extend into the Samoans, and
maim ships at low water of spring tides ; and
for an raga of 1,600 feat from Froward Poke to North
Comte .hip-of-the-linen lie alongside the yard afloat at
low water. Now' although the chip at Cherbourg, when
la baste, Be afloat at low water, they cannot go in or out at
al times of tide, simply for this reason—that the water in the
bay is 12 or fifteen feet more shallow than the water is the
madam! beau. The bay is sandy and bottom rooky; there-
fore, moot be deg out end kept persousatly d The
Joey, running out front the town and ORDIWOhiI aim* is
about 1,000 fest long, bat the outer end on which the light-
Leese is bulk dries at low water of wail( tides. Mr.
Ltad-
my sad other members of the " House' would have dons
well to consider the physical condition of Cherbourg before
they attempted to [tighten " out of our propriety."
The English do Not require each extensive beifna at
dockyards, because their dockytrds arson the shares of
sod sheltered Meer waters. Himon is t our greet as
bean of moms WO amen of deep watsr—desper even Pn
Plymouth Bound. Portsmouth has @trailer but not espial
admiralties ; so has Sheerness, Chatham, Woolwich, Dept-
is the Bay of Biscay, namely, Brest, L'Orient, aid Refits-
fort, have very ear water accommodation, and era he. liable
to attack don Cherbourg would be, If leas strongly fortified.
We, in leered, Naturally take to the water; everybody
gets 'flog lance way or other, for plesente, profiti or
necessity. The Preach prefer the land. Here, we have
heels, entry shape, eine. end form ; bars la
V.resros, - dfew delight Is boating. No French plemeurerbents
of any kind were we at Cherbourg, and the reason pro-
tratly was, that if a shoemaker, grocer, or tradesman of my
kind were to maws himself in boating, Twitting, or &Man
some busy official might get him enrolled for the bipedal
I naval cesseription, area thus place before his mind's eye the
dawn at sea sad tie risks al a foreign prison. The Preach
people know very well that it is beet IN 111100101 reamia at
pears, sad foster Madly relations.

INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE

ssaminstkm tecently held in Loudon lees appointment, is the
ladles civil 0017i00 seven candidates pretested themesivel
Bees abe Unlvsnity of Dublin ; of these six were oweemeal,
Weeding be eider of merit lA, l?d, SW,
end it hoes the official • table of marks" that they
ebttadtM WOW write riven in the knowing sebjeote:
Mr. Aim Owelegen betas Bret in Mathematic* Mr. Theo-
dore W. P. Smith, for the how in Nigh& literatum sad
Composition; Mr. W. Tyrrell Brat In Classics • Xs. Dole
Fitzpatrick. Betboa la the Natural Saloum Ltd in Mond
Boise* ; hew W. C. aides, fret In bailee ; it,. Filtwahick
was Wm sewed la Mathematk• end in Eager& Literalism
lir. Smith mesa la Clarice, Mr. Cowboy& armed In
Genes* and tbhd In French. Thew it will be sow that the
candidates from this university were first and eccend In every
otbfoot cd dot mmhealton with the exception of Prowl,
Hersey flemetett, and Arable, and in the two latter len-
pages vow at then oospeted.—Fineaders's Nave Leh*.
LIVERPOOL ACADEMY. EXHIBITION Or PlC-
✓onsw—Tles mama inhibition of the Liverpool Imam,
epees in the palls Ws day. There me r . all . spins& of
900 pin s. The prhse this ear bas bra snreteed•s a Wily
lags Weems by Xr Ford Brewn,
Chaucer reeNnesiof kb isles before King wrdnr.
end his amt. The rival *Wilhelm, whisk les ' bail sets-
Wished by We epsmats of the pre-Ealimiile gawk is in
open about the 11th Met, The tfleot of tbe nwpstillea hr
Wee to give in the Liverpool Academy this yew a greeter
weber rod vidley of pictures than last mem.
CARLUILZ AND BILLOTH BAY RAILWAY AND
Doca.—The hat-yearly mown of this company was held
is Otago an Twiday. The report—which was adopted—
iffieeed tkt Wm asder 14 ti in timpeedleggiffevewsibly The
traffic had doubled OW of the eirmerwenffiee Iseffiesen while
there we ea bdreeelref only !OK In the wesiche
The neer Men of Aid h imithinne to weal, sadlt IPewZ
pooled that the desk Wit Is mowed at the red Wile present
to f 4 Mr. Ilestsf faml will be rived foe alweerd
fir whisk the poet Is pecellarly sdripted.—Nancissfer
Orterifires
STUN COMMUNICATION erririct BitlaTOL AND
Cosa.—TM Quitman; are otherwise the policy a
the: dry the plate through wbl.k the malls from the=
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LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 6.

SPORTLNO nrrnuogsca

A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EIPKESS,
emesising the results of the day's Roma is pub-
Mel easy evening daring the Sporting Seams, at
ail Al e&

LORD DE•mr is **llia, his borer, and giving up
the :turf. The reason assigned is his Lordship's
resolve to devote himself seriously to politics. His
rival, in the rues for power do sot conceal their sur-
prise and dimatisfactioa. Ever sines his unlooked-
for scansion to office they have been consoling them-
selves with the persuasion that the sportiag Earl
was an unwilling Premier, that he undertook the
Government ally to pacify and provide for his
friends, and that if he were only left to himself be
would certainly take the first opportunity to bolt,
having the undisputed WWI, to them. The depth
sad variety of the quagmires into which he was
IMlNlllively forced to plunge, and the temper with
ilia he submitted to be patiently palled through
dim, occasioned no little dirappointment. It really
baked as if he liked beini iu, after all, and meant
to stay in if he could. Still, wilco Epees week
came round, the sluggish affairs of empire could not
retain him in town. His seal panted for the
superior excitement of the "Two-Year-old Stakes :"
and the head of the Administration was in his proper
place in front of the Grand Stand. Peelism and
Viliggery were comforted, The gates of Argyle House
creaked lees mournfully on their hinges, and the
faithless throng which had begun to desert Picca-
dilly wavered for a moment back toward. their
former haunt. Sexagenarian infallibility rubbed its
wrinkled hands, and said superciliously, "I always
" told you so ;" he is a man of incurable levity of
character, utterly ignorant of statistics, bored to
death by bailees, and one who does not seraphs to
say that "he only wishes he were as sure of win-
" nine the Derby as of boating Mr. CSEDwitz.."
There are always people to be found who, not
having a laugh in themselves, hate and resent a
joke. Lord DERBY'S is one of those rollicking na-
tural that can't resist the temptation of saying a
good thing, no matter where he is or at whose ex-
pellee. His love of fun is part of the man ; and in
grief or in gout, in the Cabinet or the cockpit, in
Downing-street or on Epsom Downs., be cannot, for
the life of him, look like Lord SnirrESBURY, or copy
the asthmatic solemnity of Lord ABERDEEN. Them
may be occasions cri which this uncontrollable sat
for betting and banter, joking and joakey-
talk, game oocks and gammon, tends to lessen
the weight which ought to attach to a man is his
Mathis, and to weaken his authority over prag-
matical and punctilious colleagues. But to keep at
the head of a party like that which he leads, • man
has need of something beside pure reason, devoted
diligence, and inexhaustible information. If facts
and figures, unanswerable argument, and unwearied
assiduity could keep a man at the top of the Tory
party, Sir ROBERT PEIU, would have died Prime
)(Water. No rasa who has filled the post in our day
worked so bard, knew so much, studied public
opinion so cloudy, and understood so well bow to
gain a 'umbel. Yet at the very abetment when all
his powers were at their fullest maturity, and when
Queen and Chememons, Peerage and Press, Church
and Popsies., sonsurred in affirming the wisdom of
his groatest east as a legislator, he was hurled hem
power and trampled in the dust, by the fox-hunting
feetioo, whom Lord Daisy loads. The repudiated
statesman had au fade neither appeeeistioa nor
sympathy for the real feelings of his party. He
maid neither play upon their parries., nor omen
them out of their prejudices. Instead of limiting
their principles from under them, and making
them kerb at the trick, Sir ROBERT marched
solemnly up to the wasp's nest, haranguing divinely
&boat seismology, and got stung to death far his
pains. Lord DERBY undarstanda better the a•tarea
with which he has to deal ; sad hues it has some
to pass that without a majority in Paribiesent or a
cry for the country, be has contrived to whiffle mei-
meniase oat of his Tory followers that nobody else
peetemied eves to be able to do.

We are sot wholly bee from doubts as to the
aim which easy be predated on the minds of Ida
party geserally by the oar he now makes to ream
hem the wt. It is the int osteasible act of self-
eassillse Lied DWT hes ever mein sad It meads
m add that peepte dust knew what to thick of it.
Many of his Doncaster allies will probably ask
veleta what, aWhat is the dodge for DZILIIT f.
• always se deep." Dank friends. like Memos
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eamethiag shoat a " further sbandeemest of seem
• Pretestaat pastimes sad good old IWO&
extievegame, to emellista Radical milks-
" stamina sad Jemitical gravity of dspeetesset..
Rut the majority of Conservatives may.possibly
venire the seseseammt with diSsmat feeling%
mid bail it as a meet that Lord Dinar is ready to
tallow Me scampi, el Lord Owe°, Bentsen, end
M apply himself undiridcdly to the askseasameat
of their interests is Chunk end etele. Thie
I. ter owe view of the motive and atm of the
proceeding. No one who is truly teed ed the bees&
lag sad training, the matchleg and rasing, of
his.., sad who has devoted half the beet years of his
tide to obi stud and the stable, cam, if he would, die-
*barge frees his mind the thous hts emeested there.
with, so cog as he still permits himself to take plea-
sure in them. They have so tong hiss privileged be
meat is the sunniest 'omen sad gimbal in sad eat I
unrestrainedly oe the most solemn occasions, that ft
k no ow trying to ignore their preseem or as dm*
their iatneies. Yoe mast either get rid of them '
altogether, or submit to have Nimes latearaphels

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