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4 Trules held in the clerks Office of Am
= N herst county, on the first Monday in
january, 1894:
Joseph IL. Carter, eA or of John MAYS, de
ceased, plaintiff,
against
James y Robert Donald & 60. defendants.
IN CLiNCERP
On motion of the plaintiff, and it appearing
by affidavit of sad plaintiff, that the defcn-
danis are not inhabitants OF This common
wealth 1t is ordered, that they do appear on
or before the first day OF April court next, to
be held IN said county, and enter their appear
ance, and give security according to the act
OF assembly, and II is further ordered. that n
copy of this order he published two months
sncceSsively in the Lynchburg Virginian, pub
lished IN the town of Lynchburg
A copy--Teste,
70 a. B. DAVIES, clerk.
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h.'fessrs. .lrehiboid FrstIand, jun. HMiant
q Ertefdnd and John Freeiand

50 frtefdnd and John FfeeidHd
iii tENTLENEN--As you are not inha-
ch>s hitants OF this commonwealth and not
honowing OF your having amy agent in the
reItate, you will please take notice, that, on
ira thursday the lth day OF May next, AT the
S,Trnnklin Hotel, in the town OF LynehDurg,
Alhetwcen the hours al o clock III the morn
~ ng aud 9oelock in the evening, and con,nne
.n"on day TO day until completed, shall pro-
''heed TO take the depo5itions of Christopher
Clark aud James Bullock, to he read u e,i-
dence ia soit now pending in the superior
ocnrt of chanoery for The ~ nchburg district,
whcrcini am plaintiff, aud Yourselves, Ar,hiz
bald Frefhnd, sen. Anderson, Bhir \ IN.
dersnn, the snid Christopher Gmel aud James
Bullock aud others are defendants
! am, respectfully, Nc Sc.
BENZ. LEWIS
March q 3iWIw
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Valuable knnA,

tying on Harris creek, in the county Of
Amherst, Il beiHg part OF the tract formerly
owned by the late Mir Joaba Iissley. Ibis
property win ccrlainiy be~ sold, o. 20 Hfueh
thereof rs wili tnsweT the pre- Sent purposes ~
the trisi and the sale tvill continue ffnm Day
10 day, II necessary. Tie tirtss are believed
10 le good, Int aging .astrasFe, can only
convey To- the purchaser the cites vested in
me as such,.
wH1kAM AnMtsTEAD, Tetdsc.
February T. mids 20
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silsO, enc other Tract.

Adlonfng the first described tract on the
s"ntl' west SIDE, containing e39 acres, chiefly
N ""ods' not more than 20 acres Icing clear
fo' W!hch are well enclosed. This tract is
Wen ulnLcrcd, and is Gue In-accn Lind
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Mr.. .liexanAer Wright.

CIR AS you are not an inhabltant ri
- the commonw cath of Virginia, take
this method Of notifying yun, that on Satur
'lay the 18th lay II May next, it being the
.l.,t day Of the term of the superior court Of
.chancery hplden far the Lynchhurg district,
Z sfmll by my attorney move the said court
for wr,t Of eortiorari Ia renuyc Hiihrr the
record aud proceedings OF suit now depend
Jag anl undetermined IN the county court OF
Nelson, on tue ohHncery sido ol saia cuurt,
where VoH are complainant, aud Robinson I q.
Beancam7, executor vi James stevens, dec'd
and my self arc defendants aud shall rely as
~ ground for said application, on the unrea-
eonahe ueclaet aud delay of said county
court in heretofore lai'ins to proceed 10 a de-
Uisioa in the said suit. ar to entertain a mo-
ton for dissolution OF the injunction amar.
oed the pla,dtif ia said suit
PHILIP RYNS
March II WINl2
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NILSSON County, February Coart,ase4
-Benjamib Mpssysand Abb = ilnuls,
CnalpIaInnnis.


seein-t
Walta.n n Mosby. lee ". IInrfis, ndmr.
oil ". ,liaan ~. No-bs, decd aud ~ his own
tight, aid sarah Mostly '1aepi Mosby, Polly
Mccoy, Iohn Assby, Ben1ntn'n We by LII,
tleleirv dasbv, Mildred Ann Mosby, and
Y.Au., Nosby. children aud he}ie 81 the said
lyn a. NJ, egy, deed, by Lee ' Hurts,
spteiallg annotated their guardian, Sarah
sio.by, vii aud reiici Of the 'rid Nm. II.
Mo,by, decd and ferisha Turner, tsnn OF
llenry1 defendants
IN CH AssCERY
On the motion Of The plaintiffs, hy their
counsel, who filed Their separate bills, aud II
. a1eaffnr lo the satisfaction ot the court lhat
the defendant william II. Aasly Is moi IN IN.
hahhaat OF this commonwealth, aud without
the inrlsdirtien ot this court ~ Is ordtfca,
that the defendants In this country retain IN
their hands, what money property or oihef
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
q Iisif hands, belonging 10 The absent deiuh-
cant 10 The .amonnt OF FIVE hundred and hity
collars -suhjee1 TO tie further order and de-
tree oi this court. Aiai ' Is further decreed,
that the said Defendant " illiam H. Mosby do
yvprearhcre on the fourth Monday "a May
text, aud answer tire several bills OF The com
fiainants, and Tint copy of this order be
lord with inserted ~ one of the newspapers
printed in the town of i.ynchbnrg once n
: eek for eight weeks successfully, previous
ta-that day, and llrel another copy thereof be
J,oslrdup a, the front door OF the courthouse
al tllis county an some u-surt day
COpy-=Iesie.
9o no. c. scU1IER, i. E. Ne.
ment, To the drtrinent aud partial ruiz OF
the oihrr. But Ia return Ia Arssrs. Norvell
an4f Iarlian. when The presidential contest
commenced. they were the great chanpions
of Air Cnihoun=hnt som rs II was dis
covered, hey aud the possibility OF doubt,
lhat the frm of PenHWirhnta and Calhoun
wa. Dissolved or had nenrr existed, they im.
madintrly wheeledtn the len about, aud nav
cry, with oil their miaht, " Long Ire Jackson
nd pennsyiFGg'f7' .lhesc are the men, who,
AXE Shakespeare De-demonn, can
- 7arn and turn and turH--and aiH 60 on,
lvho have the presumption TO charge Nirginin,
on the 'hpur of Congress, aud in the public
prints, with amhuioa aud enwardiee Like
The populace OF Rome, la the drclino Of its
honor and Virltr, IN Que respect, their rendi- :
ness To change lheir livery ~ the wind vesrs
10 this or that point OF the compass, they are
,ssAos.st , sdfd het'" 80 ~.
1iiOS. WYATT,
DAVIDSON BkADFUTE,
March . ids Trustees
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.tAso, one othev Tract.

NdlOTnInglhc aF0Nc descrihrI Innd. r0ntoiD.
ing upwards OF 200 acres, On this tact there
are two settlements, ON enc Of which is a
very good ifoasc, well finished, out houses,
orchards, good garden, &c aud on tie
2'her comfortable 1" Cling house, orchards,
sc. This tract also adjoins the lands Of John
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no. c. CUTLER, Z. c. y. c.

A II count held FOR Prince Edward
IA county, January the 10Th, 1924.
Richmond Slathaln and sltfoda his wife,
formerly Rhodh Hill, Clement Davis and-iel-
sey his vile, formerly Betsey Hill, 6rsham
l.. lhornhill aud Joanna his uife, formerly
joanna Hi, aud samuel I'LL, eomplts.
Against
John Ihnrmond aud Doshn hi7 wife, Josi-
all IL. Williams and Martha his wife, joel
Watkins, IN his own right. and aS adrlinis tra-
tor oi William Hill, dec and Mary his wife,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY
his day came the compliments, ~ their
counsel and filed their bill, and the defend
hnis Joel Watkins, in his own right, aud rs
ADMINISTRATOR " William I'LL, deed aud Ma
ry his wife, and filed their answer, and this
causes 10 these defendants is set down Tor
hearing aud tine defendants John Thurmond
aud Daslla his wife, Josiah II. " ilIiams and
Martha his wife, not having entered their mp
Pearance aud given .rrnrty according 10 m
act of the general sscmbly aud the rules of this
court, aud II appearing to the satisfaction ri
the conrl lhat tlhy are not inhabitants oil ibis
state, on the motion of - comiAainants bv
counsel, II is ordered, that thr said defendants
John lhurmond and posha his wife Josiah
II. Williams aud Martha his wife, do antrear
here on the first day OF April court NJ II, and
answer the compliments bill, aud TINT co.
py OF this order be forthwith insericdin .ome
one OF The public newspapers printed in the
town Of Lynrl burg, for two months success
sivelv, aud also posted NJ the front door of
the courthouse Of this county
topy-leste,
90 Is. !. WORSuAM, ID. c.
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Mr. Jevemiah Angra,u.
Yen Nollavs Reward.

SiKAfED from Lynchhurg, on the 9th
- INST, a small DARK BAY MARE, about
teet or inches high, one hind and one
tore loot white Tire above described mare
was seen on the Turnpike on Monday last
whoever will deliver her to the subscriber
residing near Wares Ferry, Amhers, countv
shall receive the above reward '''
WILLIAM McCUJLOCIi.
March 10 os,S,,.
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taY virtue OF a deed of trust executed
- the subscriber by nenry Lane, r bear
ing date the Dist of August, ls22, aud duly
of record ia the clerk Office OF the COUNTY,
court of Bedtord, for the purposes therein
expressed, shall proceed 10 sell at The man.
sion house OF said Henry Lane, jr. on Friday
the I'd day of APRIL rtNt, il fair, il not the
next fair day, (Suaday excepted, } To the hisb.
est bidder, FOR cash, the following REAI. and
Personal PROPERTY, 10 vii
n certain tract or parcel of Land,
Nhereon said Lane al present resides, aud
adjoining the lands of u Dougtas Edmund
Jennings aud John Slcdd, containing 800 a
cres. Also, the following
Negro laves,
viz. CTsnr, Spencer, Jaily, Rachel, Edmund.
Dick, Bob and Culct, 4hend at Horses, I3
head IF horned Caitlu, h. sheep. 10 Hogs
| Wagon rr1 tear, all said Lanes pIapta
lion Utensils, HoH ehold and Kitchen Fnrni
tnre, Feather Beds, &c &c. or 50 much
thereof rs Viii satisfy the dehi specified in
said deed, rs due Thomas T. Sale. u. II. Lane
aud Others, and the expense attending the ex.
scuiion OF said trust Acting as trustee. I
'hall convey such title ne IS vested in me.
NAIlI y. STRANGE, Trustee.
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six Lots,

living IN she aforesaid tawu Of Bethel al-t, an
interest ~ four ufhef Lots. Ga oue oi these
there Is a STORE AND \ LUMBER HOUSE,
aud better situation for Dry Good and
Grocery bnsincss, Is faeefy To- beipst With,
81 being the place To which The Tobacco rem
q large q nepAleBs district of conniryis brit
10 he inspected aud Al = r.hlic Terry las's'
ing. Two of the other Lots have very com.
Portable dwelling houses, Ae. ON then the
others are nnimpros Also about - aeres
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JUST RECEJVEn

500 I piece klddefm'nsler Carpetjns
!, Rail-" ",oS domestic Piaids i24 cts, n,r ya
oa'es ID a Brown Shiriinr. p'' 'a'
March 5 ''N'9S1N y CO,
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Taken w.

1H THOMAS LUMPKIN, living n.arr;
49, berry, pale red STEER, VITA white =; r.
n.s forehead, about three years old, mari ed
as appears To us, with II crop and hole in tbo
ie' III, ear and slit in the right, valued At five
soliers, BY MILLS WITT, ''''
BENZ. II, MANSFIELD.
JESSE WITT.
Copy--Ieste.
March 10. ,. =, d g.
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Valuable Property

nlzRsl1 Ant b the provisions g., g
deed fa tfu4s us ecaled ta#'he sansc fttrrl
rs MsrH. - " lfe" aud vile, aiall proceed
l..5sen by way III pablia suction ia tue town
Of Bethsi, on N 10th day 81 March ueAt,
4. .,...tt# ,,4,uWs
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10y virtuepf Il deed eftrgat exceated 10
day OF February l523, aud duly recorded ~
the clerks Office Of The county court al Camp
bed far purposes therein mentioned, | shalt
Proceed 10 SELL To the highest bidder, for rem.
dy money, on saturday the 18th day of Spri
heNf, al Campbell court house
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AIN Hi.E AA.xNS

FDN N.ILE.
u HE subscriber weaes TO sell the fol.
L lowing valuable 11ACTa OF LAND,
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Also, fo.,r Negroes.

Edward, jack, Peter, Jinney aud Mimi two
horses. all the llor sEHOLD A. KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and crop OF all descriptions.
The subscriber, acting as trustee, viii only
convey 10 the purchasers sued title rs j. vest.
ell Ia him as such. SAMUEL JORDAN
March IL Utds3I
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kI.Et4.ta=
e,ar, Of ehaneer, 1.-The LSnehsurg Disefst, the q
das OF NaFrfnhef,
David H,,..r pit ,

Dpysaa4n rerlin.. kehard peflins fehu Mente.
Jaln Hose, haf A. usrt. Ir. isfaes ". l'fhrf4,
ts,=,rz, ~. Nahsniel Risss, William NJ. hises aud
Ia.ne. . . Sfesrus. dtits.
.I1e del,ndaut b. ,an'n Perkins having .i,tet
ed his appeal aud gstn trenry according IN til
act assembly ami the rules 0t this eauri. and II ar-
arnF by safisacory evidence, that he di inia
b,iant flus country, II Is nr.Ic that the aid d' tii-
Isfr de- appear here the first da3 the aud
lie bull ot the piaintif aud that copy 81 ubt
oidrr Ice forthwith inserted ~ sau,e Newspaper printed
m Jtc l.ynehhurg months suettssI' IS
and post.d the dopr If the court house az de
+ SAID toNH. Ae0pJ-irste, -. 80
JOHN VI ILLS, 1lk.
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1 tract or parcei OF land,

Lying and being In the county Of Campbell,
adjoining Tie lands of Darlington, Chiffon AMI
others, and containing 900 ACHES, more o.
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brugs and Medicines.
Sxz4
Walter j, iiddleton,

Walter =, Iiddleton,
lesposite the Past 0Gcr.l
HAS just received a suppl. III DRUGS
j Il and FRESH FAMILY MEDICINES,
which I've can win pleasure and confidence
frc ammend 10 his friends aud the public, rs
being of the purest quality, aud will he sold
On zach terms and at such prices as will not
fail to rander Satisfaction.
~ Practitioners OF Medicine, Country
Merchants aud others who have been in the
habit of purchasing in fsiehHond, arc invited
10 give him a call.
He has also for sale, PANTS, OILS, DYE
S1uFFS, &c &C at his usual low prices.
A1reh4s.
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4 4 rules tmlden in the clerk Office of
I the superior court of chanccry Tor the
Lynrhburg district the 9th day of February.
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twenty Dollars ltcward.

DAVIDSON BtADFuTE,
NAnrrh 0 Ids IrllsIte
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nginia. TO wit:

JOIN Hills, &C
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
By JOHN S. GALLAHER,
n lie Office q tie Hvpers-Fe,ry Free Press.

TERMS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annun,
twenty-five cents, to be paid at the time of sub
scrbing. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scrbers, who not known to the publisher, viii
invariably be expected Should payment be defer
red to the end of the year, 50 will be required
The postage on all letters and communications
on business must be paid, it will be charged with
the subscription.
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THE REPOSITORY.
SELECTED.
SELECTED.
ETEyAN OE sTH3E VALE.

Having partially recovered from nervous dis
temper, brought on by severe course of academ-
cal studies, determined to withdraw for the sum
mer months into the country, where my consttu-
ton, naturally weak, might be invigorated and my
aind be diverted from proving on my body, by the
novelty and variety of such amusements as woods
and rivers and mountains, and valleys, afford. Both
inclination and necessity for not affiuent) in
duced ne to seek place of retirement at once
humble and private, where my expenditure would
beinconsidertble, and my actions might escape from
that ceremorious restraint which the forms of So
ciety impose upon its members. | had travelled
for time in search of such an abode, but with
little success; when one evening" was returning,
quite chagrined, to the village where had lain the
night before, my eyes attracted to narrow
sheep-walk, which deviated nearly at right angles
from the high road, by something which thought
resembed an ornament of dress lying in the middle
of the path. Upon taking'is up, found it to be
pale blue ribband, simply folded in the form of
sta"-knot and held together b. a sken thread of
the same colour This was proof at least, that
habitaton not far distant, and | Immediately
determined to attempt discovering it for, beside
the desire of returning the trife to its owner,
strongly tinctured with that theory which appropri-
ates much OF our future destiny to such accidental
occurrences, and firmly believed that this path
way and no other would lead me to the object in
search of which had set out; especially as the
aforesaid ribband did not lie near the road was pur-
suing, but considerable distance from it on the
byepath, thereby obviously pointing out to me the
way should choose.
The path speak of sunk down between two hills,
descending much below the level of the high road,
and at length opening into green platform which
overlooked still deeper declivty l shall never
forget the enchanting prospect which offered itself
10 my view, as stood in the green recess, formed
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ana concealed both 1t and the steep doWfa valley II
overhung, from the passengers the high road
seemed as if suspended in mid air. for the purpose
of surveying the hollow woodland beneath to
the greatest advantage; for the precptous descent
OF the mountain, on whose side was placed, pre-
vented me from seeing that there any thing I'M
der my feet but the surface of the platform Itself
The valley was Of considerable extent, and term-
mated either way in dark glen it was perfectly
verdant, except where its green mantle relicv-
ed by the deeper tnts of several masses of foliage
with which the lawns were intcrsperscd, by a few
gstenng rocks, rby the bright surface of stream
which ran at the bottom, forming nnumerable
cades and waterfalls, which gave an uncommon
sweetness and purity to the air. At one end of the
valley appeared small cottage scarcely indeed APP
parent, from the number of trees which surrounded
it, and open only in front towards the river whose
opposite side it lay. a few wreaths Of thin blue
smoke curling above it, showed it to be inhabited.
Here then, said ], Shall my labors at length cease,
if all the wealth am master Of can purchase
ner in such paradise. Looking about to sec how
l should descend from my present altitude to this
Eden, 4 little goat made its appearance on tie edge
'ioiN -
forming the side of the recess where stood, and
gazing full at me for some time, disappeared an
preached the place where it had vanished, and
found that the former pathway still wound by the
foot of the bank wall, and continued in a slantina
direction down the precipicc, till it ended at TIE
ford which lay the river and led up to the
cottage DIOR With some difficulty and considcla-
bic danger doubled this promont,ry, and descend
ed cautiously my four-footed guide running On be-
fore me, and stopping at intervals to il 70 lowed
Surely (said |, still thcorsing as followed my &C
tive conductor to the bottom) my fate Les this way
here have a second regulator of my path there
must be something in these governing accidents.
found the river much wider and more rapid than
expected large tree, supported at each end on
massive stones, lay the deepest part Of tie
stream, where there were no rocks to serve as steps
Over this my nimble vaunt-couricr trottcd, and ina
few moments led me to the threshold of tie cottage,
which entered unccremoniously As my figure
darkcned the door, matron who sat within raised
her eyes from the book which lay upon her knee,
and somewhat astonished, suppose, at tho sudden
OF my appearance, waited without speaking till
had explained myself Having apologiscd formy
intrusion, and related the circumstances which
casoncd it, briefly mentioned the object in search
of which was travelling. The matron civllly re
Piled that her cottage, from its smaliness, was ill
adapted to my purposes, but that if | satisfied
with such an humble residence, if thought my
health would be improved b. the situation. !, was
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Ra's:ng myself on one elbow to catch these Gt.'.
c;ous sounds, and looking through the lattice which
commanded view CT the ford, and the opposite
side of the valley, saw light female figure glide
swiftly over the sylvan bridge, and with the speed
of wind fly up the pathway which had descended
ycstcr-evenng. arose instantly, and going to the
window, beheld her, accompanied by the little goat,
rapidly ascending tie precipice. When she had
gained the platform. she turned towards the sun,
which rose on the other side of the vale and ali or
few moments apparently gwen to contenp lation Of
its splcndour disappeared bet~ccnth the banks Itch
formed the vcrtant recess.
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Vale Of tie Waterfalls
Glen Of the River
Where the W;lI torrents gcH
f.,t and t,orr>sl
Njll sings the moun.a.n.,srl
Bird of the ar
And down in the VALLEY
There's music Us raiu.
Sweet blow the mountaiu-bel!,,
High DER the dale,
Waking the little bells
Down in the Vale.
Fresh breathes the morning
Bright looks the day.
Up TO the heather-hille
L.la{l, away
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welcome to a part of her house that She only re
GREETED her inability to provide with suitable
apartment.
Iagrced with the good woman on her own terp5s,
and finding myself fatgued by my journey, Soon
retired to my chamber. 1t was a small room, neat
y but simply furnished; little bed lay in one coz.
ner, a womans dressing stand, and couple OF OLD
fashioned chairs, with an oaken table, nearly com
pleted the inventory A few books, chiefly moral
and religious, stood upon shelf near the window
one of these opened, and found the word Lillian,
written in delicate character, on the title page
Without waiting to make any further observation,
went to bed and fell asleep Immediately.
When the soul is entranced in slumber, and We
are as divided between life and death, there arc
sounds often heard in such moments, which seem
to partake of another and superior world sounds
of that wild and visionary description to which, wax
ing, can find no parallel. With such celestial
music in my ears awoke in the morning, but the
sounds seemed to die away as returned to the con
scousness of earthly existence While was regret
ting that my dream not realty, and before the
echoes of its IDEAL symphony had ceased to vibrat,
in my brain, methought heard the same notes dis
tinctly repeated BY voice, human indeed, but more
cxqus.tcl, sweet than ever had heard on earth
before The imperfect sensations of sleep had 81
ven il it, spirituality, but waking perception left i
all its w.Ilncss and melody. The Words struck
apparently by 4 silver tongue, penetrated to NY
BRAIN While LOST in breatllless transpor; my vision
seemed to return. Again it sung H.