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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
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CONTAINING

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CONTAINING
He different methods of working
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
MILTON.

OF that great bard, French writer relates
che following anecdofe ::
Milton, when audent at Cambrdye, was
extremely tandfomc. Gee day in the inmmer,
overcome with heat, and iarigurd with waking,
he laid himftlf down at the foot of at ee, ard
lcpt. During bis neep two lasies paasd by in
acarriaee. Th. beauty of the youag lludsn
attracted their attention they ct cur of their
carriaee, and after having Contemplated his
beauty fome time, wi bout his wakiny, III
younseil lady, who was very baoufbnie took a
pencil frcm her pocket, and write fone lines
on piece OF paper, and tretnbiiagy pDt ,hem
into his hand. The two ladies returned to their
carriage, and paiTed on.
Millions fellow audents, who wire fcekne
for him, obferved this fient iccne at diltance,
without knowing it to be him who was flee ping /;
on approaching and knowing Their .aI5ciate,
they walked him, and told him vhathad pahed
He opened the paper which was in bis hand,
and read, TO his great aaoniihment, theie lines
from Cuarini. -----
Oech ftele norta
Minflr dc mici mali,
Sc chiuh m uecedts, ~
Appcrti che fsrete
Which nay be translated thus" Beautiful
ewes. mortal fa,s, authors of my misforIuoes !.
If ye wound me being clofed, what would ye do,
if open |"
This orange adventure awakened Milton's
fenGbil;ty and from that m. ment full with
,he defire Of finding the unknown far, be fome
years afterwards travelled through Italy. Hi
IDEAS Ct her (fays our French au,hor) worked
inceaantly in the inauguration of This wonderfo,
poet, and 10 that in part is England indebted
Tor the poem of Parable Lse.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In Senate, June Iotb, 1899
ON the Petition of the Committee
of the Plantation of New Pennyoook praying TIA, fsd
Plantation MAJ be incorporated into by the boun-
darss particularly Sneslfed in faid petition.
ORDERED, That the petitioners esufe an auefed
copy of their petition and this order thereon be pub
ilhed three weeks fueceiIively the PORTLAND GA
zETrE The Ian publication to be forty days eaa be-
fore the econd Wedneday of the FELTON, of the
General Court, that III perfons ncreed may then sp-
pea and thew eauie if any hey have why the prayer
of fad petition ihould not be granted.
sent down for concurrence.
JOHN c. JONES, P,s,iiens pro tenn.
In the Hoge Of Rrprefnfofivss. June &c, 1909
Read and concnrred
EDWARD H RoBbiNs, Spsaie.
True Copy --Aitsf,
EDWARD MeLANE ci.yf yrtte SENATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Died, of the lock jaw, Northyarmouth, lane
18th, 1879, Mr Ricumono MITCHELL, young n Ton of
the late Hon. David Mitchell, EfG. of that town in
the 10Th year of his age.-Te agreeable qualities of
this young gentlemen jufce to his memory orbds us
to PATS by IN hlence for he truly pofeGed eoodnefs
of heart and weetnel, of dfpof,ion joined with the
mon amiabe manners, which made him eminent.y id-
mired fncerey believed, and commanded the citeem OF
all who knew him E" e,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Take Notice.

10 be fold, if applied for foon,
Il one Dwelling HOUSE 81 feet long, Io ditto
wide, entirely hnhed good cellar under the whole,
with brick arch, and other conveniences.
Llkewlie, convenient SHOP, in q
good aand for trade "a feet long and about 10 wide
with good BAN that will keep two horfes and two
cows and hold hay fufficient: together with back
Store 10 feet by 10. with good plank floor and a
good Chaife Houfe
ALTO, one lot of Land, I34 feet
'front.' and Ioi feet rear beautifully tuated for Gle
CANT houie Lot all lying at stroudwster, the
Bridge For further particulars. Inquire of JOHN
Butler, living on the premifes.
Falmouth, Jras aofB. 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Capt. JoHs Rusr, who was taken by French priva-
teer and carried into Bayonne writes from thence Gays
the Salem Gazette that he has had trial lower
Court-and ,hatthe cap,ors have appealed to higher
Court, where he expects be condemned for 4osu Of
us'ny and 0peakng of the militaryevents in Europe
that the French going down hill with great fpced
This, it leems the opinion ofthc Allies of the French
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Doruartn,
xzfFP1cdN INDEPENDENCE
MowDA7', J0Ir 70, 1893.

Thnrlaay next bong the Eos@ Of 1piy is to be cele-
hrat.d here in lille betting the preenS ers of pub
lie sTdrs. Tie morning will he ufhered in with nels
q eavv cannon. About the Fort, by order OF tho
Secretary a. War will receive the name Of FORT SUM-
Mr. in honor of decealed Governor, which will
De announced hv tie diit barge of fifteen FOUNDERS
s--An Orslion viii be delivered by Captain SiOiidrA
Commanded OF the fortand rhe hilarty which may be
expected to attend fumptuous dinner. will be declared
10 the world by the fmar peal of two beautiful bras
fix Founders taken with General Pargope God fave
the Common wealth
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

In the Southern Departments of France, fays
gentleman lately arrived from that country,
the oppoGtion to the exiting government is
active and decided and Lyons, in particular,
is repreiented as being in general inlurreetion
While he was at Havre, 900 ihermen were fent
from that town for Brett, under an efcort of
400 folders. They avys marebsd fsu' ajreaf,
chained aJspe the sssvs quitb naa eban,, each about
tsoo fsst long.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Eron q correL1onRtnf.

The commanding officer at this port is authorized to
name the Fort erecied the height eppoite the har
Dor, FORT SUMNER, /" after the late patriotic Gov
rTnar of Manachufests" This ceremony will be per-
formed the 4th ofJuly; and the commanding officer
Is charged to do it in manner becoming TO worthy
a character that of our deceaed Governsr.'' A let
ter, from the proper department, the fubjed fays
" the DEATH Of Goveynor SUMNER bn0t 10 Pyepeut TIE
mining Of toe Fan at Psr. land b.rste0,s dretfei far
hi, tribute Of ,ys7 no f DE TO his 1''"''y Sa" 70 BIZ
kiDius yirfneS -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Marine
Port Of Portland.

Yeterday arrived fehooner Eunce, Capt. Thrafl,er,
in 4S days from Liverpool Left there ip Franklin,
Tucker OF this port, fail for Charlenon June
fip Danna, Bolton, for Savannah, to fail June
niP Commerce, Wood for Bottom, to fail June fhip
Thomas, Wallafon to Gail for Savannah. June 18TH
Sailed in company with hip Hazard Jackion for
Wilmington, failed the fame day fclooner Expert
ment Holbrook, of and for CaAine.
TIE Fame, Rogers, ettb1 porf, for Liverpool, qyas
looke June 2, long. 50. emIa days.
TIE A,etb4a, ofKemsberk, Eailedf,om Dominica,
fer Bsgon, .1une !.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
INDIAN WAR;

The Kentucky Gazette of May IS tates, that
letter from the commanding officer at De.
troit, to the one at Fort Warrington. informs.
that the motions of the Indians indicate me.
ditated blow on the frontiers of the u. States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
FEMALE PATRIOTISM.

On Tuefday Ian the Portland FEDERAL Yoiuntesr,, COM
marded by Captain JosErn c. BorD, appeared COM
petey and elegantly uniformed and equipped. After
performing their ufual exercifes with pt and
racy, which reflected The highef honor themfelves
and their officers, they marched the houie of the
Hon. PrLse WApswosrn, Efq. where, amid the ap.
psues of hundreds they received that enhgn of glory
which nuft never be taken from them.-The young
LADIES of Portland long celeb ated for their bancy,
fone on this oceafion with unrvalled fplendor In
fpred with noble zeal for the honor Of their country,
and with refpe for thoe who have courage defend it,
they prelented the Volunteers STANDARD, the defgn
and elegance of which does equal honor to their tate
and judgment.
The Lady, who had the honor of prefentng the
Standard performed it with grace and dignity, which
can be equaled by few and furpafed by none. With
the mildnefs OF peace and the prit Of patrotim, ihe
pronounced the following truly elegant
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

A report was circulating at Paris, May =,
that Bonneir ard Roberjot, Deputies to the
Rafadt Conerefs, had been anii1inated on their
return from thence, near Stratibnrg; and that
Jean Derry eicaped with wound.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

The Pope, Plus VI. departed this life on the
Io'h of April, in the citadel of Turin, on his
way TO Briancon, in the mountain of Dauphine,
the place appointed for his exile. His in6rm-
lies would not permit him to bear the ihaking
Of a carriage. for which reafon he was carried
in litter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

A cartel, with 80 American prifoners has
arrived at Baltimore from St. Domingo, with
Dispatches for Government, which are faid to
contain Treaty negotiated with 7ogDaia'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

- cs'irs Of Hop, and Sssve, 4rhb TIE ksrp rgDas7ap
them, are nHaV0ida6y oaaifief til TIE nesf Publication
Several Otbsr artiaes Pail a6 Be ATTENDED 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Notice is hereby piUen,

THAT the fublcriber has been duly
n appointed Administrator dc bonis non, upon the
Eaate of JOSEPH GRAY, fenior, late of Nor5ys,moub,
Mariner dcceafcd, and given bonds the law directs
All pcrfa ms concerned hereby notified TO exhibit
their claims or make immediate Payment 10
AMMI r. MITCHELL, 4daniaiqratoy,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Sixteen hundred pounds have been voted by the mer-
chants Loyds Executive of 500 guineas befre iuh-
ferbed) to purchafe fdeboard of plate as preient
to Capt Truxton. for his late gallant conduct.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

The AuRrans found in Ferrara, $1,000 nuf-
kets, four millions money, wagons OF uni
forms, and convoy of military aores ALTO,
10 armed vehcls. Salo and Brefcia are taken.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Squadrons ofthe Britifh feet have been df-
patched to reinforce either Lord Bridport, or
St. Vincent, as location may require.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
From Eurobe.

Yeaeraay arrived ar this port, fchooner Eunice,
Capt Thraiher, z8 days from Liverpool, bring.
ing London gazet;es TO the nth May, the fame
date Of thofe received via Halifax. They con.
tain nothing further, therefore, than what has
been all eady received. the fubitanee of which
is given in this days Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

7bs Uaitsd Slater haze noeu ten 0onf fr;sairs a.
float, Of from 90 "a gms--bsGdS about 80 vDsLs
q ecar from 10 10 AZ gum each.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Tow Cloth,

Tow Cloth,
HI Hinges, Fl do.
Brafs Thumb-la,ehes,
Iron do. Knockers,
Knob Locks,
Box do.
Clofct do.
Chef do.
Pad do. Bolts,
Steel plat Saws,
Iron do. do.
Tea Gamblers. Bellows,
Cafe Knives, &c.
Table Steels,
Jack Knives, Pen do.
Brafs Cocks, Pewter,
Razors. Hammers,
Combs, Shoe Brufhcs,
Cork Screws,
Marking Irons,
Iron Shovels.
Scythes, Sickles.
,od. Iod. & I'D. Nails,
Shovel. and Tongs,
Cimblets, Cod Hooks,
GlzIs.
Common aGortment Hol-
low Ware,
Good 4th proof Bourdcau1
Brandy,
Good w. I. Rum,
Few barrels Cider,
Sugar by barrel or 10.
Chocolate, Tea; Coffee,
Ben negro head Tobacco,
Railns, Flour,
10 or II excellent GUNS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Frstb Fancy q Staple Con
FRYE POOR.
Has received a general a1ortme,,
GOODS, of the lateft importat;oa
cog51ias Of

eoyJHns
TALICOES & CHINTzFs 81 :,
~ newell fa(hions--a large a1ortnient i,,o.s.
lsppet and tambored Mu1ins-Blaek DIM. Is, "
laconet Muffin Hardkerchiefs Pocks, d,o DO '.s
Toured Observation-Disclosures imities-pl.d VIA
Ginghams--Yard wide and I Iriih Linen S "u ~
Black and coored Luftrings and Sa,,;n,N , aa
Striped and coored Nankins-Plain dt.o-Y'
ruftans cafiimeres- Rufiels-- Durants- sh.I1 II
Silk Shawls-fancy Silk Handkerchiefs -Mun,o " |
--Bandanna Handkerchiefs- White, blue .ra u
Sadenetts-- GAUGES Black & white Long a.,s
Silk Cloves--Long and f,ort white kid Glow.
dies Cotton Hole Mems silk and Cotton =
Waifcoatng -PerGans--lndia Cotton-Brown l.
Bed Ticking-Check d Linens--White and III
Threads, Sewing Silk Laces-- Edgings- RIM
Tapcs-Binding, &c &c.
Almonds, Figs, Box and cak n
fns, Hair Powder, Starch, Pepper, ciu,.,
fpice, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon.
aud brown Sugar, Rice.
Iron, Steel, White Led,-4d Cd, Sd & rod u
sd, 4d, sd & cd DEMONSTRATING Nais
Young Hyfon, Hyfon fkin, Soucbol
and Bohea TEAs--Brandy--Gir-Rum--M,J
ra, Port, sherry, Lifbon, and Malaga WINES "''|
"A general anortment of HARD WA,|
GOODS.
Morocco and Cloth Shoes Leather d;t,o
Portland, Jaly I. 79o.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

French papers jua received admit Mofeau
has experienced defeat in Italy. The French
have already, LOFT s. coo men this campaign.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

TIE Americas Gib dfrsa, Capt. 7inkan', b0d0
fuve engagement eys t7po French privafefr', OF the
e0ge Of ireland, and Jrat item 10th eG
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Load5a, 1rqy II. Some Paris papers hint
that the elections are 10 be infpended and the
preient rulers declared permanent TIL peace.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Buouaparte is reported to have met with
fome flccefs--having become matter OF nearly
the whole of Syria.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
Ur READ THLi
TT IS recommended,

By the seieamen to tho inhabitants CT this town. that
on WEDNESDAY morning next, they eaufe all the
ftreets Of the town to be fwepteyery ons TO iweep
ae.inn his own houle lot which he lives to the
middle of the frcet from whence the tones DIRT &c
viii be removea IN carts, by the inrveyors :,
As clearing the itreets OF nth and
rabbi. will conduce the i.ealth, as well as eonve-
nience of the town. it is hoped the above will be com
piled with.
RI. WHEELER, Saypxyors 9e t5s
D. MUSSEY. ) HigbtOayy.
Portland Tnns 79b 1872.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
ADDRESS,.
n S,R,

SIR,
In the name of the Young ladies of Portland, have
the honor prefen this Standard to the fra company
of Federal Volunteers. Receive it as temony of the
zpp obson with which we have beheld the patriotic
fprir which has determined you to Defend the Laws
OF your country.
we cheerf1Ily con6de to your care this emblem of
CIR independence Let II recall to your minds
,be aurance tn onr.bea wes arc for your fuccefs
Long may you unfur it; long may this towrng eagle
fly tiuInphiat :"
To which EnGgn RICHARD C. WicoINs made the fol-
lowing REPLI
"DAuoarsRs OF CoLuMBiA,
"In behalf of the frf company OF Federal VoIun-
teers, permit me to allure ycd that we are happy in
msriting this valuable preent which have the honor
of receiving from your fair hatds Nothing could IN
lpre us with more ambition s. defend the laws" Of
our oonniry than this act of patriotic heroifm there
fore, i,all conhder as the greatea emblem
OF independence. and of female patrotilmthe
membrance of which will not fuer US TO part with It.
anlefs will ~cas lives, nor fdner Jingle plume to be
pucked f,om the wings of the eagle by aRy foreign
DOM tic power un,efs with the blood of hearts
that 1t independent flight may declare TO proud and
hauehty urope, that WE MEAN TO BE ysEE-wh'le we
are bleIed with fuch politicians as an ADAMS in the
extinct and fuch warriors as WAsniNoros to lead
in the feld!'
q, On. ,de of he Standard are dfplayed, with ir-
unit able tale the arms of The Un ed States; on the
ohcr with equal Kill and hyperion dehen the arms OF
t,. United Vt and rhofe of MaiiAchulets united
p,s5.teI TO be FEDERAL Ysrtssrf inf fibed IN
wreath OF A ,wers-The motto is 4" Offend TIE Lar0f
Imagination cannot conceive of icene more bril-
liant animated and d;gpfed than thisThe ladies' OF
C,yfbsc, Iona tfeemed the br,gkteit examples OF ie-
NJ e patro I'm, ecipled. The fair of Portland
Hsnd unriva ed the lin of fame while virtue has
nane. and memory has power 10 ernbalm. May their
,oproving fmles determine every Ame iean folder to
crauer or DIE in defence of his country aud my the
,tng Print err conider this andare as the finger OF
Beauty directing them to Warrington and glory.
In the cv ming fplendid Ball was given by the Vo
unrcers 10 the Iade. who prefened the Standard al
which MANY of the moi respectable citizens were pre-
rn,. ! he Hall WAS richly decorated, and the Lad e
we're in Uniform Jog brigh tned every seunienance
AMI the spplaues hefowed IN Enisn WfSoiN $, wher
he d,fnaved he n4nlsrd in the hall, erpreilcd thc
emo ions + every heart.
Cantan B,yp is entitled to much prae tor ms care
), d;fcipinne and innrulng the Volunteers under hi
-,nand and equal credit is due 10 them tor thelr
prompt az, nton in arming and equppins themIehes'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01
The Supreme Judicial Court will open in this town


From q coyyep07dat.
IL nun give p,eaiure to hoie who have an intereh in
the health OF the town. notice the Recommendation
Of the scle6tmcn their felow-citizens, that &C.
neral rveepng of their lreets 1loud take place on
Wednesday morning next. They have really looked
nsvenly long time.
Neaneis IS very peafng to the eye, and an agreea.
be trait in the character of every perfon town and
clean nefs certainly conducive t. heath-lt hoped
therefore that there will be very general compliance
with the iaId recommendation, and that when the
pl=dure Of walking in clean nreets is once enjoyed,
ieme guations will be adopted and oberyed, to keep
them 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

On Monday the a4ih inf the Portland Lodge of
Free alons celebrated the feisa of St Jonn the Bap
,n at the aIeinby room, where IT will meet for
the future he lodge moved in proceilion from the
room to the Rev. DR.. Deanes meeting hcue. where a
pertinent and charaeerai Grafton delivered by
brother Cap AMOS SroppARD, W tn applauc; after
which the proceihon returned their room and par
took of elegant inner prepared by brother Daniel
Cobb and then according uniform practice iePAraed
at four O'Clock attend their svera Occupations
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-01

Ca,tan B,yp is entitled much praie for his care
), drcp;nine and nnruaiug the Volunteers under his
. -,nand; ard equal credit is due TO them tor their
eror,pt al nton in arming and equppng themielses.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-03

Sr ncddes, ~1eiAet he be man government
tvsr dlres 10 union and contentmcnt or it
by wayu experiment he does, he foon renfalhes the
vain attempt.
tnasad Of the word liberty then, fublliute the word
ess7 loa-inaea1 ef qualify, Northumberland lnead Of
yr6s6eis, fb> 3r,oi reTsr4nsat We have nothing to
de- with any liberty than he contribution ard the
laws gs.rmit, ard II Is at all probable that we have
bC II 10 bInd making theie take liberty away
Our political igon fhould &c edfsft in the eeief oil
ealbliied principles, and the charch OF ihoud
expel every inilel aud linner What right has any
man IN the appellaon or privileges OF citizen who
declares hmief aganft the compact, and inceianty
does all he to diilolye II ?ihc poor Of town are
nor fo grea's burden upon il As equal number OF
thefr diforg,ul for the poor only require little mo
ney bu, thele aliens from political belief, are
muc'. more poItve plaque tn that anyother in
foeiety. becsuie they potion the very cup of lie, aud
degrade all moral eoniol1tion.
But what Have not ,ieht TO think as p'eafe !
No, indeed Hive you right to do YOU pleale p
], is mans f6intrg njure nobody bur him.
fe and erroneous opinions carty fufhcient fling IN
the tail to prevent any from giving hem the pre-
fertnce But 1t is not for the JAcobin's pnrpoie TO
thinkwhat he calls the right of thinking is the right
of ls-fsg what he dos 6,t ,hs is, of makng all
the mitchell he Now allow this to no man and
TO no preis. would foon allow them the right OF
iealpng ny wife and children. which indeed is right
but remove from the former. and which laeobiD
could loon learn to aflIme Crime is a word OF no
meaning after certain eps lave been taken til ~
returned to be beloved on merit. We susht always to
he careful not depart from a ndards. and our con
i,ution and laws arc thofe have Deliberately made
and tamped for reference and comparifon-our gov
eminent is the great example-We fhould initiate as
well
This Ian sentiment Is iua, and very important. We
Americans wrote down the way and manner in which
we would behave ourlelves, and this called
Rtntien. Under it, and by its rules. we feled fome
rerfons to do what it preicrbes and requre-ihee
rerfons are called government. They carefully
pc lIihe admnter the rue of conduct which VT have
ehofen. In 70 doing they are and they deerve to be-
come, models and examples AS they lead IT be-
hoves to follow. Nothing les enIare fucceis to
the dangerous experiment. Anne licans look well to
your behaviour To be continued