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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-07
KROOGs and Shoes

at his old stnnd where he has on hand and nten DIS
keeping, a constant supply of all articles ia his line,
warranted to be made Of tho first rate stock, and of
to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime his stock under tho that his prices
are moderate and the smallest favors will be thank
fully received.
ST Johnsbury Plain April 9 1888 35-tf
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THE FAIR SEX.

When Eve brought a0Oe to all mankind,
Old Adam called her aooman ];
8ut when she ac0od with love so kind,
lie then pronounced it ,ooo-man;
But now with folly and with pride,
Their husbands pockets thinning,
The ladies are so full of aohims,
The people call them aohim-men!
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Dissolution of H0artmersveT,,

FKNHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers, under the firm of PIKE 81 FRY,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved
All persons having unsettled accounts with SAID
irm, are requested TO call and settle the same mme
dately with John Fry, Jr who is authorised to set
under the necessity of saying to those indebted to
Us that payment must be made Immediately Ne
mistake!!i
BRIGHAM PIKE.
JOHN FRY, Jr.
Concord, May ~, 1888. diff
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THE DIsEMBoDIED SPIRIT,

II IL ID Il M Il . ID f ID SPl * Il,
Oh, sacred star of ming tell,
In what unseen, celestial sphere,
Those spirits of the perfect dwell,
Too pure to rest in sadness here.
Roam they the crystal fields of Light
Ger paths alone by angels trod
Their robes with heavenly lustre bright,
Their home The paradise of God
Soul of the Just and canst thou soar
Amidst those radient spheres sublime,
Where countless hosts Of heav II adore,
Through the unbounded fields of time
And canst thou join the sacred choir,
Through heavens high dome the song to raise;
Where seraphs strike theFFgoldenslyre,
In everdurlng notes of praise
Oh, who would heed the chilling blast,
That blows Ter times oventul sea,
If doom to hail, its pors past
The bright wave of eternity
And who the sorrows would not BEAR
OF such transient world as this,
When hope displays, beyond its care,
50 bright an entrance into bliss
THE FIRE. SIDE ESSING
Oh sweet is the hour that brings home,
Where all will spring to meetus;
Where hands are striving as we come
To be the first to greet us,
When the world has spent lis frowns and wrath
And care been sorely pressing,
IT'S sweet to leave the rowing path,
And find fire side blessing
oh joYfulS dear is the homeward track,
If we are sure of a welcome back
What do we reck on dreary way
Though lonely and benighted,
If we know there are lips to chide our stay,
And eyes that will beam love-lighted
What is tho worth of your diamond ray
To the glance that flashes pleasure?
While the words that welcome back betray,
We form hearts chief treasure.
Oh joyfully dear is the bomeward track,
IF we but sure Of welcome back
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Printing.

A Ii kind of printing usually done in country
IN Office executed with neatness and for the
customary prices at this office Orders will receive
prompt attention,
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Paper MaRagTnngs.

6HEDD 81 JEWETT have for sale prime
- sortment of PAPER HANGINGS and BOR-
DERING. Also few CHIMNEY PIECES.
AnriI % 1898 3S-tf
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AT. HHCDnRae.

~ GORGE G. BARNEY begs leave TO tender hi
VI acknowledgements to the Public for past ia
vors and to inform them that he continues to manu-
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POETRY ".
From tie London Court Journal,
Chill DHOOD.


Childhood is like the laughing hours
OF early spring
The very cloud that Ger it lowers
A charm can bring;
For, like an April sky,
A shower, u sunny ray,
So the bright tear in childhood's eye
A smile can chase away
But even whilst VIC gaze
Those early days are gone,
And soon the glowing rays
OF summer hasten on;
The bud hath opened to the fowor,
The boy to manhood sprung,
And from his heart sins darkening power
ITS bitterness hath wrung.
He dreams that he can win from fame
An honored, deathless name;
And following glory's banners bright,
He finds an early grave;
But memory enshrouds in night
The last hope Of the brave.
He is forgotten Ser his bier
No nations tears arc shed;
Nought, save widow'd mothers tear,
Laments the hero dead.
The poet''strikes his Lutte
Sweet thrill its golden strings
But public praise is mute
Hisslay no rapture brings.
And mournfully his heart
Echoes its tender tone,
His airy dreams depart,
His hope of fame has flown.
Likeyan expanded flower,
Whose leaves fall one by one,
Hope fades meath disappointment's power,
Till manhood's prime is gone,
And age, like autumn, chill.nnd sere,
Scatters each fading leaf,
Till not one. flower. remains TO cheer
The path of life so sadly drear,,
And yet SO brief
Till all the weary heart would crave
Is but q rest from woes-
The coming winter of the grave
It's snow around him throws
And ever thus, from youth TO age,
Man trcads bis weary pilgrimage.
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HsOmmets, Hats, sc.
NHE subscribers havelo sale, STRAW BON
IL NETS, BRUSH, SILK, and BEAVER
HATS. Also, Boys CAPS.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
April 90, 1888. 3s-,f
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EOQallal

vHNHE 1ih inst. on the road from ST Johnsbury
H. Plain to Danvle, A SHAWL Also, some
days previous, AN UMBRELLA, which the own.
ers can have by proving property and paying char
ges. JAMES WHEATON.
st. Johnsbury, July 8, 1888. Sow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-21

face. He croaks I answer very naturally.
for the water has qualified my voice. The
frog stares again "Thc voice is the voice
Of Esau, but the form is jacobs" Now
he very gravelv swims entirely round my
head, and then again plants himself in
irout. laugh aloud be backs little.
open my eyes very wide at him he returns
the compliment. My chin spashes the
water about him; he takes fright and dis.
appears.
Hark! there are certain footsteps in the
neighborhood. Halloo !-ough !-ah -
mercy upon me! my voice is quite gone,
and | sha be compelled to live in this
horse pond the remainder of my days.
Who will feed me, wonder the rat will
not be so civil TO me as the ravens were to
Elijah; and | have affronted the frog,
Tia the footsteps come nearer. lis O
man-see him--a groom--I'll call. Hal.
lok !--ouk !--cro.ak!
Curse your cronking soul'" quoth the
vagnbond; and he filings huge stone at
my head.
Despair and distraction! what shall
do? Die! No that's cowardly: "I'll live
bravcly that is, if can. The fellow ia
gone, and 81 am all aone!" Alone -
What do hear? Volces--yes; they
come--most sweet voices. A gentleman
and The rascally groom aforesaid.
"You have not dragged this pond to.
night" says the master.
"lndeed sir, we did from one end of i
to the other" replies the fellow: "see how
the weeds are disturbed "
"Yon lie, you rascal! you did not, o.
you would have found me here" said l.
"Heigh.day!" cried the master "wha
have we here,'
"A gentleman in Distress"
81 should think SO: but how came yo
in this pond'"
OIL tell you when am out"
"He)p all of you. fellows! ~ says tn
gentleman. Now, sir, hold fast was i
search of druoken uncle who has escape
from his servants, Pull away boys -
expected to find him in this horse pont
and discover a sober man in his place"
N. b. did not rectIfy this latter mis-
take.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-21
From the August Knickerbocker.
IHAVE NO WIFE

AN INCoRRIGlBLE MEMBER OF THE BACH
ELoR's CLUB.
l have no wife young girls are fair,
But how it is cannot tell,
No sooner are they wed, than their
Entertainments bid them al farewell;
The girls, God bless them make US yearn
To risk III odds, and take wife,
To cling TO one, and not to turn
Ten thousand 10 the dance Of life.
have no wife !-whp'd have his nose
For ever tied TO one lone flower,
Fen though that flower should be rose,
Pluck d with light hand from fairy bower
Oh better far the bright boquet
or flowers Of every cline aud hue,
BY turns to charm the mind away,
And fragrance in The heart renew.
have no wife II now can change
From grave TO gay. from light TO sad,
And in my freedom wide can range,
Fret for a while, and then be glad,
! now can heed a sirens tongue,
And know that eyes glance not in vain
Make love apace and being flung
Get up and try my luck again
have no wife and can dream
Ofgir Is who're ,oorth their weight in gold,
Can bask my heart in Loves broad beam,
And dance TO think it yet unsod:
Or can gaze upon brow
Which mind and beauty both enhance;
Go to the shrine and make my bow,
And thank the Fales have IA chance!
l have no wife!-and like a wave,
tan ioat away to any land.
rn,I ,,J H..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-21
LOVEJOY'S LAST SPEECH.

Below Is the last speech of this noble
martyr, as reported by Edward Bcechcr,
President of Illinois College. This speech
was made just before his dea'h-at a time,
it will be perceived, when the question was
pending between him and the citizens Of
Alton, as to what should be his future
course.
President Beecher says:
--"As Mr.. Lovejov arose. watched his counle.
nance with deep. interest, not to say anxiety; |
saw no tokens Of disturbance. With tranquil,
selcpossessed air, he went up TO the bar in which
the chairman sat, and m tone of deep, lerder and
subdued feeling, spoke as folows:"
SPEECH.
| feel, Mr.. Chairman, that this is the
most solemn moment of my life. feel,
trust, in some measure, the responsibilities
which at this hour | sustain to these my
fellow citizens, to the church of which
am a minister, to my country and to my
God. And let lne beg of you, before
proceed further, to construe nothing thai
| shall say rs being dlsrcspectful to this
assembly; ] have no such teeling-ta
from it, and if do not act or speak &C
cordng to their wishes at all times, it il
because ! cannot consclenllously do It. !
is proper should state the whole matte
as | understand it before this audience.
do not stand here to argue the question
presented by the report OF the committee
My only wonder is, how the Hon. gentle
man, the chairman of that committee, 70
! whose character entertain great respec
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-21

After the Battle of Lexington, General
Gage, having succeeded the notorious
Governor Hutchinson in the command of
The Kings troops in Boston, and being
reinforced by Generals Howe, Clinton and
bu'goyne, issued his celebrated proclama.
tlon offering pardon to all who would re.
return to their allegiance. John Hancock
and Samuel Adams, both Members of Con
gress from Massachusetts, were excepted
from "th,s lying act of Grace" having by
their zeal and abilities made themselves
especially obnoxious to the Ministry. O
Mr. Adams, it was said by Galloway, in hi.
examination before the House of Commons
THAT he eats little, drinks little sleeps little
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'rnts of the day.
"Tom Cages Proclamation,
And dennnciation,
Against the New England nation,
Who should his pious way shun.
Whereas; the rebels, hereabout,
Are stubborn still, and still hold out,
Refusing still TO drink their tea,
In spite Parliament and me;
And TO maintain their bubble right,
Prognostcate real fight;
Preparing flint, and steel and ball,
My armies and my fleet to maui;
Rebelling so, graceIess pack,
As TO let fly soldiers back.
All this, though long obliged 10 bear,
For want Of men, but not from fear,
I'm able now, by augmentation,
To give proper casigation.
But first, do my grace extend,
And hereby promise 10 beiriend,
All those who do their sins confess,
And meekly own they have ,ransgressed
Who will for pardon plead with me,
Lead gody lives and drink their tea
Such future conduct and behavior,
Restores TO them my gracious favor.
But then, I must out of this plan lock,
Both Samuel adams and John Hancock
For such vile traitors like debenlures,
Must be tucked up a, all adventures,
As any profler of pardon,
Will only tend such rogues 10 harden.
But every other mothers son,
As soon as he lays down his gun,
And on surrendering his toledo,
May 60 TO and fro, unhurt, rs we do
And so doth run the Kings command,
That all who please may kiss my hand.
By command Of MOTHER CAREY.
THOMAS FUCKER, Secretary.
The name of the Secretary,it is believed
is truly given, while that Of female frien
Of the Generals, is inserted in place {
that officers.
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thinks much, and is most interchangeable in
the pursuit of his object. THAT by his su-
perior abilities he managed the faclions Of
Congress ard the factions in New eng
The following parody on the procIamu-
the Wings treated with great
contempt and ridicule) appeared in the
nrints of tho dov
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

BeldloBen, DaB mir un1re O2itblr9e'
fern uno nab, auf'S Drin9enoIte erfud,en
Dem Streben Der @onoentipn ihre :bdtioe
W1tbulfe anOeoeiben Su laBeu, unb baB Ie
iIh bon unlrer Selte zines 9leihen m69eu
oerGhert haIten.
8eItIc6en, DaB mir NIT S5reuoe Serncm
men oaB cine 2te @pnoentiou ben 18ten &C.
tcber oleies Sahres ltatt fnoen iou> uno mir
bofen, eaB 9l69eoronete aus alien GbeiIeu
Der Union (ld1 etnFnoen mo9en.
8efdloeen DaB Die Ser9dnse unb 8e.
lhluBe eieier @erl1mmlun9 bon ben BcrilB'
ern uno Secretdren ltnterSeihnet uno an ben
8aterl1no5freun uno @eilt Der 3eit'' uno
fclhe anoere teutide Bldtter, bic Der Sud,e
9ltnltt9 lnr, CUR 8eroftntlidun9 ob9elanot
meroen.
8elhloBen, DAP bieie @erlammIuns iId,
jebt auf unbefimmte 3eit oertase. 9eihes
ben, Sabr uno Gag tpie Gin9an9s.
80. Stetumeier, prdGoent.
@cttt. MeDer, Bicesprd 0oent.
8 81. a11 allm11blfotter ; eecretare.
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Sn Der 0ihe bon 0ittIe Sod lit 9trfanfus
pat 9r. Sen)amtn @llict nit @rfol9;oerIudht,
oen lpan'ltenI Iabad 3u siebeu. IS miro Der.
'dert, Bag Die oaraus oerfertieten @tqarren
oenen BON Qroannob tpeni9' nohltebeH.
SIT etttIe 9tcd in 4rfanIas par III Der
;Dtttte oes oer9an9nnensMcnat6 unqetp6bn,
lth ltren9e Wltterun9. Der Shuee loa bier
3oa hob uno Der slrtar1asfuB qienq 70 (tarf
NIT Sis, oaB man oermuttete, er merce i'd,
lpe1tsr oben in @raforo eauutp 1tlieeeu.
Das thermometer ftano 3piIhcn min Is
uno l6 9rao Heaumur. -Sn Seutfd,laub,
NO man 9s>pobnt 1T, Slrtan1a6 beinabe ,,1
oen 2ropenldnoern su reohnen, bilrfte maj,
llh uber olsle sln9abe tpuncern.
Seltf III Gsras 1T i'm Sebruar cer Dn.
ter nit Strtn9e sin9eSo3en. Su Sou(tcn fiel
Shnee su 5ienliher Giefe, uno cine 2ln;abI
perloner tamen ourb BEN 6ro(t UNI. !
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GerDeDratDctt

Nm l2ten pttfts Dlpnats burd rem Gbrm SAINTS
9 Dlorrc>p, Samss 9 Sbmitb, CUR 9u(anna Gpens
tepoe BON 1usearamas xaunf1ip, 9tarf Gauntr
- Am l5ten purb rsn Gbrw 6 Olelsbeimer, peter
Sebler 3ur -6annat Srrtbers, tepre ron pite xaun:
f3ip- Nm eten puta Sanes 9teele, ESQ Sanic
@@aprat, our Sulia Nnn Oter(in, prn 1useararpas
1aunN4tp- Nm lOten nurh ben GGrtp 8 81 Gage
NtfaIpm &linter, ;ur $asanta 9crlee, pon Iuseara'
mas 1aunfbtp - Nm l2ten purt eenfelten, 3enr
9ulptr, 3ur Scrbia Gala, Ic3ter bes Saecb Gala
Sn pennfplpanten.
Am sten Nrri[, in &uetaun, Beres eauatp, ga
pur6 ben Gbrtp. -6rn. N6lcr, !ocrr 28 iii M S
Ssasrs NIT D1ib Sane 0Naffet, 8eppe Dot
&ustaun.
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SIoameri .-Die TaGrthten bon
8uenps'9lpres reiden bis gum 3teu Sanuar.
Am 2ten erbielt mani bic 0tadrid)t bon bsm
Trteoensertra9 5tptlhen @bili uuo VernsBoz
llpan. Sic ebtltaner IoQen alle 8eute, bic
ile 9emaht Suriid9e9ebeu uno eine @ntld6'
ol9un9 fur ibre Srte9srilitun9en BON 9l4
Wetltoneu erbalten. Ser prdGoent BON @bis
Ii bat fld jeood 9etpei9ert, bic fen 8ertro9 all
9enebmtSen, uno bic unterbanolunsen noren
betm sbgan9e oe6 Sdifes nod, uuentT Thie'
oen.- Gin peruanilhe6 @eIhwaoer bat bic
Snlel Suan Sernanoe5 an9e9rifen, @etduoe
uno olelee @i9entbum 5erftort uno Die hilias
nllhe Ee9ieruu9 auf oas amerifanilte Walle
|hlf WaIhln9tcu 9eihidt. Die lluruben in
Der Srlental'RepubIit tub mod uidt Beige
,le9t.
Den lesten yfad,ridten aus Babia bonn
|6ten Sebruor sufol9e :purte Der Soafen nod,
tmmer bIcdirt. Die @iumohner Iitten furtt,
bar BON 0un9er6uotb 1000 perlonen Iouen
|Itcn oerbun9ert 1ein. 5000 W2ann Ino in
Der Staot beitdnotg unter ben Woffen; man
9laubt, oaB lte, I'M S1u Der &innabme meroe
9epllnoert Deroen. Gin oiniIt)es Shiff 1e.
E9elte mitten ourh baS @eih,pacer, meld)ea
Die Staot blcdirt eS tpuroe auf oaecIbe oes
feuert, une Der @apttdn fol- 9et6otet pcr6en
letn. @5 bate 500 5dBer nit W1ebl uno an.
oere 0crrdtbe am gcro. Mebl piro III 80
oas SaB oersauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Nm Gpcnbcnten.- - Qir batcn Der,
fbtebens Olttbeilunsen prn febr pertbsn Gorretppn
penten auf !9anb, bic uns aber Der bur bic Scrt(ee
uns Der Serbanp(unSen Der teutlhen Convention 81
ptttsturS unb bur6 bic Sctanntna4un9 per tntrcB,
anten Serbanp(nnsen etnser 9erfammlun9en, 81
ftbr befbranete Naum unftres Deutt9en 8lattes auf
lufdetsn sebtetet. S1ddtte 98ode bctn ptr NIT Dem
tttsturser 9rptotpl ferts Su tperpen, uno pann rl
roisStr bic 8er8ier:narti9tett, bic untre<esr &C.
sr'bnt lto, sintreten nno aud bic sItsen &eerun9er
nltrereprrclponpenten ibrcn secisnetenpEae dnpen
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9lae Staot uno Sunb5eituugen 1lnb aufae.
foroert, oas Yublifum aufmertlam su madeu
auf etnen 9e.piBen Samuel 8arret, er ii
un9efdhr as Sabre alt SuB 3oA 9roB
bat ein blotternfarbi9e6 GelIbt uuo lhpar5t
}eaate.
Dieler WenIh arbejtete aIs Naus1freines
i'll Der Wihisan 8ant in Detroit, aus tpet'
der ct unau69"flCte 9toten itahl, eieIelbel,
ousflate unc baum burd, leine jcelferSbeIfet
oerbreitete. 9lls man ben Betru9 entoedte
bette er 0h id,on baoon 9emad,t uno mad
eiuea. Bud), tpelhes er in Der @tle pereeeen
bat, fano man, oaB er fir uebr als . 5000
aus9etpeh(elt bate.
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Die eGrtefs Snoier. - Gad1 eiuen
@crrelpcnoenssIrtifel aus Wofhin9ton @itt
miro Der Generol Scctt nah Der @bcrofee:
eauoidaft in 8ecr9ien abseididt peroen
Gle oorti9en Snetaner fDIen unwillens tctn,
oen1, nit thuen ab9eihloeenen 8ertrag se.
mas, ausSumancerN uno man 9laubt, caf
uniere 0te9ieruus suernlte Maaere9eln
lhreiten mus, tpeun fe bic Snoianer ,pee
bobeu nil. Die itreitfdbtse Maunlbaft Der
@bercfees miro auf 1000 aneefhlasen uni
rpsnx Der semtneleafrieg tn Slcriba niht
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0anbelsbert6t.

&inciunatL Upril 6.
Die @elddf fte tporen tpdbreno Der oerfoB'
enen Wcde stemIih lebbaft. unlere Sfauf:
leute erbalteu td9lid, neue 3ufnbr at allser.
lefeuen Sriibliu9s9iltern. Dte @auolz Shifs
fabrt 1T cffeu Don ben oltliden Seeitdbteu
Bis bierber. Ger Ohio 1T in eutem, Ihifba'
rem Stanoe.- 1ie 0ebeusmittel int 9lu9e:
meinen Gnfen i'm preiie.
Slpur CBaisenmebD tpurbe su bier
Goaars uao flNf uno 1Ieb5is @eute oas Bar
rel oerfauft. (Bplfsblatt.
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Nu benz pcitsuse Der philadelphia. Bil:
miuatou uno Baltimore @iienbabn befuset
lid, cine 1dbn sebaute @iienbatnfutide> biz
IN ,speY 3imner eineetheilt, uno tpopon oae
cine als YoitcfIce ein9erittet 1T. Sin Vclfs
teau,ter orouet barin ale auf ten uerities
oeneu Srteu am We9e eip9ebc;:oen Srtefe,
70 eas Ge pbne bic sertns(te GerSo9eruna
fpeiter bsf6roert tpereeu. So ettpas lit in Dec
eeidtdte bee peitwe(ess unerbort; fate'
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Scleeuccr Bcrfau miro III oerpbtlacelpbta
8ereinisten Staaten 0a5ette ersdblt :~~un'
aefdhr s Oeeilen uuterhalb Narrtsburg, als
fer &arreusus auf cer @ilenbabn init elmer
GhneQiefeit bon etwa Smanjt9 Meilen bic
Stunee oabtu elite, iab Der Veuermaln eiul9e
Narcs Dor lldb einen Wann auf benz QSe9e
lieaeu, nit beioen Beinen queer ilber ben
duBer(ten Nieeel. Die Maihine puroe Stpar
(coleih Surilf seleBt, ouein ba mar nldt Die
8eriuafte Sofnun9 ben Bug etnsubolten ebe
Serielbe itber Den Wann hinaus 9e9ansen
leY. Sn eielem fritilden Au9enbIid lrran9
Der Seuermann NIT @efabr leines eebens
pom Der Maihiue berunter, uro ilteB ben
Manu 9dnslth in ben @es hineit, 70 eae bic
WaIhinc uno Der sanse &arrensu9 iiter lbn
Qieuq, cbne Inn audi nur int 9erin9ten su
bcI6dcieen. Ssatte ferTeuermann III Der etns
,iaeu Secunoe, welhe itm ilbri9 1par Su bens
fen uno III bauceln, ben Serfuh 9emad't ben
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