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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17

"Lei US away from the horrid sight, cried the
Queen, who had retained the hand of Emile out
Of fear
There is no danger from this conceited fool"
whispered De Nevailles, who was close to Ma
demoiselle ns
As the road was straight, no great difficulty
was found by the visitors in cropping their way
out Of the gallery into the genial light OF day
and the warm tapestried chamber. But their
anger now vented itself against the Seneschal
he was surrounded by circle Of inquisitors, who
threatened him with every punishment they
could think Of
''If had been anxious only to revenge an in
suit TO my sovereign" said De Nevailles, "your
body would have been flung after the torches
"But why show US these curiosities when the
Marquis is waitingp p exclaimed Margaret, who
could not repress smile at the singular occur
renee.
Pomlni, who was taken of his guard by the
cheerful speech of the Queen, replied, with mai
vete, that since the VISIT of the Able Bourde-
lille de Brantome TO D'Usson, he had taken his
advice, which was TO display the dreary depths
Of the prison caverns TO visitors, ere he introdu-
duced them into the presence of the Lady Ga
brielle, that her lightsome beauty might strike
her beholders with all the force of intense con-
trast."
A peal Of laughter followed this explanation
which was uttered in tone which at once dis
played the vanity and weakness of the Senes-
chal, at the same time that il bespoke the sin
cerity of the impulse
7 "Ah! the Able de Brantome is a man reve-
renee" said De Nevailles; .'his wit leaves a
rough mark on every softer mind it comes in
collision with"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17

EXPENSE or MArRoMNY-W copy the fol
lowing from Noticioso Of the 11th A handsome
and discreet lady politely communicated the fol
lowing interesting calculation
EXPENSE OF MARRYING IN HAvANA-1st A
man whose fortune does not allow him to keep
a gig, but has mere cabin, with three windows
to the street, the expense will be So, 000--to buy
two slaves, furniture, clothing and other things
necessary. IL ought always to be borne in mind
that il is not absolutely safe TO marry at all with
out gig, especially as the door is in the rear of
the dwelling.
I'd. To marry with gig, and live in cabin,
with acoachman, cook and two servants to attend
and furniture TO correspond $4,000; it being
distinctly understood that the gig is not 10 have
any silver ornaments; nor the bride to have gold
spectacles.
Sd. The gentleman who marres widow, ha-
wing all these things on hand, will only be requi-
red to pay S4036, six bits and half
4th. To marry off hand, without any settle
ment, sol for the parish tax i but if done before
six in the morning, the tax will be S25.
II may be truly said, that life and matrimony
are dear things in Havana--but some think that
the bachelor state is still dearer. We have an
old proverb which says "the best always cos, the
most"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17

BLEssEp SPoT.-The following unpublished
translation by Percy Bysshe Shelley, of epigram
ii Abuudhlll, recorded in d Herbelot, is from the
last number Of the London Sporting Review.
Hamadan is my native place,
And must say, in praise of it.
Ii merits for its ugly face,
What every body says of it.
Its children equal its old men
In vice and avidity
And they reflect the babes again,
In exquisite stupidity.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17
SONG BY RuLWER

The following new little sony by Bulwer is one
Tie most beautiful things that have ever proceeds
from his pen,-.signal
They never lov'd as thou and |,
Who minister'd the moral
That aught that deepens love can lie
In true loves lightest quarrel
They never knew how kindness grows
A vigil and care
Nor watched beside the hearts repose
In silence and in prayer.
Twere sweet to kiss thy tears away,
III tears those eyes must know
But sweeer still TO hear thee say
Thou never bad st them flow
There is no anguish like the hour,
Whatever else befal us,
Jfhen one The heart has raised 10 porer
iSsdrts II but 10 gall us"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17

The Hon VIM. c. Rives and lady returned from
Poughkcepse last evening, which place they visited
to place their at the celebrated Institute of Mr.
Bartlett. Mr.. Rives was received by the people who
assembled in great numbers his arrival and depar
ture with great enthusiasm. We understand he win
receive his friends to-day and Tomorrow at the Astor
House, from ~ TO 3 O'Clock IN " Ere Star
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-17

BEyRouT.--In Wilson's Travels in the Holy
Land, we find the following description of Bey-
rout, place of some interest at this time
'.Beyrout. II stands on rising ground close
to the sea shore, and originally named Berytus
1t is enclosed with walls and supplied with wa
terby, rivulets from the neighbonring hills. Ia
ken from the sarcenes by Baldwin, I'LL, and
recaptured in 1917. Ten years afterwards the
Christians took it and il was frequently ravaged
during the crusades, when it was large fortified
town, and depot for the costly merchandise Of
Damascus. II was distinguished by an institu
ton for the study Of jurisprudence, and had the
honor of calling into public life some of the
most distinguished civilians, whence il was ma
med the mother and nurse of the laws 1t fell
into the hands of the Druses, from. which it
was captured by the Turks, and now under the
dominion Of the Regenerator of Egypt At
one period the country was 100 miles in extent,
and divided into seven districts. The Druses,
most extraordinary class among the families
OF mankind, calculated at 100 900, their Ian
guage pure Arabic, and they keep close together
about Mount Lebanon.-No Mahomedan is per
mitted to reside in their district. saw several
walking about here In the dress Of females,
many are distinguished with large tantoura,
or horn, placed in an upright position, and fixed
on cushion to their foreheads, with a scarf
thrown over il 10 veil their faces, affording
striking commentary on many passages Of the
inspired volume They are involved in the gros-
sest idolatry, and j, is fact there exists among
them relic Of the ancient mythology of Egypt;
for the representation Of acdB Of rood, cover
ed with gliding, the work Of a mans hands, is
elevated in their temples, before which they
PROSTATE themselves, and offer up solemn acts
Of alteration, thus changing the glory of God
into an image like to four-footed beasts and
robbing him of that homage due from his de-
pendent creatures. At small distance from
Beyrout the field is pointed out where ST.
George, lis tabled, fought the dragon; and this
saint, or hero, is famous in the Holy Land, and
represented on horseback fitting dragon at his
feet -
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The Madisonian calls the Wings the Democratic
Republican party and the Van Barenites the Federal
Loco-foco party an excellent distinction cur Go
vcrnment is representative democracy and those who
in favor of sustaining ii in its pristine purity
infinitely better entitled to the appellaon Of Demo-
Gratis" than tho Locofocos, whose every act tends to
the worst kind Of Federal consolidation.-N D. Bee
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PERSONAL ANECDOTES OF BURNS.


From the fifth volume Of Mr.. Cunningham's
edition, one of the most interesting Of the series,
containing the poets correspondence with the
original publisher of his songs. II makes us
feel no end of our admiration Of Burns's disn-
terested love OF his art, and his most gentleman
ly patience with the publishers criticisms.
"Laddie, lie near me-" (says he in one of his
letters, speaking OF song) must lie near me for
some time. do not know the air; and until |
am complete master of the tune, in my own
singing (such as it isl l can never compose for
it. My way is: consider the poetic sentiment
correspondent to my idea of the musical ex-
preston; then choose my theme; begin one
stanza-when that is composed, which is gene
rally the most difficult part of the business, |
walk out, sit down now and then, look out for
objects in nature round me, that are in unison OF
harmony with the cogtations Of my fancy, and
workings of my bosom humming every now
and then the air, with the verses | have framed.
When feel my muse beginning to jade, retire
to the solitary fire-side Of my study, and there
commit my illusions to paper; swinging at in
tervals, on the hind legs Of my elbow chair, by
way of calling forth my own critical structures,
as my pen goes on. Seriously, this, at home, is
almost invariably my way. What cursed
egotsm ~
II was modest in the poet to say that this was
"egotism !" but how truly the reader feels that
it was no such thing, and how glad we should
have been Of more friendly communications of
the same sort.
"Dumfres is small town; few steps
carried Burns to green lanes, daisied braesides,
and quiet stream banks. Men returning from
labor were sure TO meet him call under the light
Of the moon," sauntering forth as if he had no
aim; his hands behind his back, his hat turned
ND a little behind by the shortness Of his neck
and noting all. yet seeming to note nothing
Yet those who got without being seen,
might hear him humming some old Scottish air,
and fitting verses to it,"
This is capital portrait in action. The
homey touch of the hat turned up behind by the
shoHness of the neck, lets us at once into the
robustness Of the poets frame, and his freedom
from coxcombry.
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"A title which he wished to obtain in order to ec-
vatc his stock.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24

las The change Of administration in this coun-
try. commencing on thes.4th of March next is
s1 already beginning to have beneficial effect up
s.7 ontour foreign relations IN anticipation OF the
is.- event A statep,ent of the affairs Of the u. s.
~, Bank. forwarded to England at the request of the
s Stockholders there, and exhibiting surplus Of
~. over three millions of dollars, has given conf
dence to all those interested in American affairs,
which the las there consideredl election of an
Administration favorable to 1t, has greatly con-
frmed The London Chronicle, Of T5Uth NO
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24
EoRETfsN NEWs.

! Bv che maii.of yesterday we received our Bos-
SION and New York eAchanges, nd extract from
2 Che Express, Herald, Commercial and Boston
Atlas. y3es tr.
The Commercial gives statement of the af-
fairs of the Bank of the United States, publish
eddy Mr. Jaudon in London, showing surplus
Of upwards of three nillions-the effect was ia
vorable to the Bank. s;-1
NApoLEoN.-The remains of Napoleon, have
reached France, But had not, up to the latest
dates, peen landed. .'' ..
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happy to state that hsEjN Majesty has expssisnesd
40 alarm frema circumstance WhetheFthe
ssliiig scamp sinsaass or is stimulate the
Sheer love ofs5aistllteE. and the deslae Is no-
turi6ty, pay Be d6abted. He will sheEeSer,
SisS5ug nisaifsst determined pesse sszase
M his annoying intrnsions be prevenfet from
repeating them for some time to come.
aitelaslls Now, 81
..My Lord have the honor to inform your
Lordship that at two O'clock this day her Ma
iesty was safely delivered of Princess.
II have the honor to be, my Lord your
sIaordship's obedieeL humble servanGs 81 q {
]. RUSSELL
the Right Hon. Lord Mayo
The following fsta copy offths Gazette,
which was published last night, and despatch
ed by the mails 10 aApaptsi OF the kins dom. =
"LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDIN-
A u. s. .
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~ 80 nKili i9Ilit, tna syrET3,

aa,gl( H. spi, I'll BUGk h the ss.h
ayeif painful illness ofpaHy years.
nthe tssi, i5Stqpk Nm r. MYERHEFFER, in the
f4.e ~ yYPp ". YIN ;iak yLEE uNA CsEOR
In THIS cityAeg MeTiavsevyrluej 2lst instant, IN te
Sub iye9ys afhiH ageG ROBERT MdGffaNEfk OF Ha-
vac, Grace MprylandsGs0s bihfislgas W
III atha 1914 iitsf4nt NJ t,, BuiscSDal Tbe0 Sc
minary at Ale xaadt4a, KEITH,
wife pftie RavaRais ketf III ID. sis ss.ns ~
iEdsaitgvn Sc tLE Esq,
aged b. He was tfi didGsf nan in the colnttr-was
lnefbef bf tie IL 1885, and one akthe last
me fast sfgneTs Qf The Conssilrtion OF
me " ~ " " tnnyfnu9 afp.isrif lisa t.thI
/. ON his hatae yir psssase from Beyf5otsto Malta
| HAYARD, D. b., Rector ofahGisshenVHc hassii, New
York, aged 40 years.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIIE PILor.

- WASIHNUIUlN, Tuesday, Jec!2 q.
The Senate was engaged the chief part OF
the day in discussing private claim, to wit,
bill for tine reliefof Hannah Leighton, widow
Of the first officer who fell in the Revolution.
Is The bill was warmly advocated by Mr..
3 .PIERc f, WEBSTER, and CRIrTENDEN, aRdop-
posed by MIR. KING. CALHOUN, and WRIGHr.
It was, however, carried, by a vote of 20 to, 10.
ia Mr.. BENTON gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill to tax bank notes. or other.pa-
per in circulation in the District of Columbia
The Navy Pension Bill, and those relating
to pay and emotuments of pursers, were post
poned until the LIST Monday IN January and
were made the special order for that day. !,
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yGmMAtsRIED.,

oH Tuesdas egening, sth Instant by the Rev. Mr.
sepSiR%a GEqQB&E ,M9S8ihe @issJ SUSANNA
1lI1HStttRkti i9luIo0S SOL m
ON the 2OtpuHasnt by the Rev. P. Pincus, MAR
Gus Nv CROeiJCfHTN tsahlhss .TERlssE qIfkENCK-
EBs an of this oas3t
rAu Monday els, instant blythe REV. DR..
RSbstts, ROSEMARY. 9fYEVglaad, 10 MARY FEN
ma ni M W. III alral 20 snuisb0aInO1os ait
LAT Jefersoppille InSiap yon 6tinsfantrHENRY
Al S,forDeriy of philadelphia TO BLENRIET
II oE daughter Of Me- late ieprysE lniatesaEsq Of
Anne Arundel county, Maryland. .srogpiI bn6
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dased IN witch afaasuas sfat svsFrs Hksy 10
create e0sne imPedinent, lslat pail be removed
ts tsh itts nrtce frasiale which SID slow them
1ehs lakdani dePoafe, OF nc klalp tlseountsd
Aae OfEgte mOTa lenslee IS interss h8Ig -ntgun TO
walk exlFs nme;-lgH pral{ati enc afq working
g and ~ nj rs hi Ah nam they
ca T1ecUie nzdah ii6e desaha ~ printed
goods from AmericaSB Boston .SflGsl ~
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the nation lesson nv hfchf,lt haA sed5& hsan
yanting and Uauld ~ n ta4ees ;ssss; O'''"
a ssiredN tat ma vote N Al Z Ny sS5,Ho
might So consaIeEesf "A attest vota az s,arSod
the Cumberland Read Ii the work wNs 10 he
abah5DnedA let the peopIe of the Vest knovt
it. Sh& y
Mr.. w. Cosr AyoHNsoN (round whom the
members erp,vtfetl-sy tfriirkfyas to render Il
very difficult for the Reporter TO know what
was going on,) offered an amendment to the
resolution, which was as follows:
"And also $50 900 for that part of the Cum
| berlaad T3SA IN ~ afYlsRd bstweh Rockville
| and tbe Monoracv Ff,ar y
S 9sssfbsS ~
Fb;d nat kaosx h,Sg bfts hi onS.iSS ~ "a hssn
messed AZ -lsstsass;or IF Conrra"s nor
n nS;sc G'ie ess at MS His
he had nronose3 N s5y to orantlo of The
I Tuasf fbof r. iii iha;r fE}}s 4 HEfi 49,
nmat;op Of the road fbsy>s96t
noss the most t,or,a ~ srs =, :. 49,
that Ivbish law sIlyai ,RrS Tra9
town Is nj tf ~ i iSnd N KIN
The ro IA ana N.Y. 4 n,;dv
FiT intea l;.a! aa!ifIcston j.
gho T ,s ernan
r,beg thar tb;sEsS ,,' vas fer g We
49, C1,,fS ~, b6rass .sos;yJ ~,
st Ts1. mp = hntt = Ia ;icT S1il
4sS saa0S ~, L s;a AZ
~ -: Ia ~ L.
3f = $500 nt'
ss1 ~ sba 4 d - Ii.
'el 10 n Hals iStl N''
own proposition. iaispaH i0gHioT .4alq
Mr.. PRoEEttT, s Ai5 he would do so, If the
gentleman VIOLA solnqdify II as to instruct the
ECommittee oiW5ys and Means 10 iHqairP ia
TO the eXpedl ellcy iof9 che proceeding. ~,
f., Mr. " G gbBNsoN having consented 30
Hqaily I 7T55 sga1aal i s55 Ss
odification 'slt MS IN proposition.' e.
EmAnH H. sII4itktiofis being on the Iadoution of
the il4S ''1 s,, d9I5e. q t Il
., aNr a! aRooSsS eaa ~ the gslt,e
aaths y from iiS Woe western 9SsIhtry
He I'M, ut n s1edteS6aIv1E{f hs particular dis
fr;ct a,,J ne, 500 "a, iio o.aniIenan
from tina 1EESr Jtons5S Iss,h Thai no, nav the
mot eas,, " "a gG6JI ~ not - ad =, stott;n,
nm > to- I51sFe ,T1al5e Stbs;r z,oTLe anJ 2bisEo
az 4 q IL ~ aes ds Th;.
,yond b XII IN ff!5et e,oan uanted
,nono, !, .Iis - "a asts35a g.. - sTbou
could beat Ky 6to5is al trading
much better. than. they, could the Yankees.
Let them item bring qieitheiF products and
make fair swapyathey would do more by this
than by ealing sen yenhoHs. or tevylng armies
The yeas at!d1 INA .t ordered on the re-
solution; and the Question was about to- ne put,
WhsAJ u HaAIiIAUd E,3GeuL
MIR. WfsE Moved t}lAt the resolution do lie
ON the table, ana the yeas and nays were taken
on this motion an daIesulted as fellows;
x EAS y ~ Alien, a Merton,
Banks, Beatty, ell, b OTIS, Boyd,
" Brown A. e. Brown Burke. Sas,st N II.
BGtlet, Wiltis9 e. T. VIM b. cam Obell,
Carroll Csrter, L TiGara, Coles, Conner, Mark
a. Cooper I'm. r. Cooper, CTabb, Craig, E.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24

~ C The obvious definition Of Monarchy"
saws Gibbon, seems to be that of State, In
winch single person, by whatsoever name ne
may be distinguished, entrusted win Tue ere-
ctstiorF qf3the RassS, the management OF the re
as1,tie and the command Of the army
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24

- TWENTY. IsAYSsI.ATER,na.
s a Isst1S II or ssirffaa ACkssIE.-z &
m taSfsis qft .lssl d6e-I5saBrtst sub
Ssioh thss. PoS ebabtO sai ION
%ss5 the EGsteFa, Q6sstt6a-T tbs 6rissssss st
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24

A bill passed the House of Representatives
ofohio, on the l4t6 instant, providing. Tor a
repeal ofso much,of the act ofIast session, as
prohibits the issuing and circulation of notes
under five dollars, by the. banks of that State.
The course of action of the Senate, upon the
Bill, was deemed uncertain. &c 50 u.
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u llo-fi I'D w " Waf hSaIH dD9ut
saw. also, ybpothal ereebr.is that ap,ropriations
hid been oniaiesfe4 the Bet wick bfahefiof the
blsfataaaa gshb b. - .TiT7sIe asked, Egasf
IhA Kline lis Whisa was an unprecedented
was to9be )tTainpsedo this wayl Hereg a.
deliberate vote had been given that fifty great
Notk ptGe4 C9isbkds0d Road sb6ufdEbe ahsnr-y,
toiieds' ~ asi@ei CHI ofths aMestdAd already
beer ieltan III sAhfajoftyl Of 26,0e6 drgm to,ne
State, 10 ,9lQ fen y another, AID $4,000 from
tnrd5 IaFsimb1A thsolreNtq PpesideDiista
gentlemen would'see half as#iilIfdHoof Votes
poured down tos8sckie MISE mater g.! o. AhG it
dohe, ne Would 10 home and
ssiSais bpsQPBsa Whsi1er they would mot force
d IS hT do IT.stif e. to-
PuisHisiqIO 9dj moil hsnisido frd isdfos u '',r
ME ,Eaatmtssbl aha5ai sIippk4r1 thffiysbt1 the
i ls ShbstfiSs slssa Lrdia1s tj ID on
" f 81 aDaihboyD Bfe dlle abaente oil
l4'usSotdhhtHne. sIhnti0s DdSed 0m egBeesebly Tor
| great Wesefk llgsasdHHDH st1i assshbleI al
$Se s. eefti p sa d ), 65as 4lIistice
W W zone To theIDx l1isf1 ilItithflntt9fs force
sllahNao stepiinrgal lived Wests Whenever the
soath Mad ASKED HI Afffsepriatioaefthe public
! u :a the West had eesas boldly forward and
sbssd for III i1sS5s with ana N6f iBi snd vet the
tmighs ask in vain. E7@@z M
lIiFe,Iiclion Observation-Disclosures, and, he
assured sfaie!sqrH kheg would see it VERIFIED
II. 4ey .HouIa ssijsesavhn agitation. a. tfn!on, "A
INSTRUMENTATION. o6nthe Taft.0f thF West, WITCH
Fn6 p0isfr oiithfsi fipr could resist M I Z,
h srMsr allpded ioqe decreased representa tisn
liVieeti ibe HesserusiStates would have Under
tdhe hesS1cahsus, aud tbeistfliskreater ihcreas.
-f@f 1852; when, he said, the West would teach
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
4 P; corr corr. sc, 8 co LOTTERY AND ~

A p. GOFF a CO. LOTTERY AND EN.
"a. CHANGE BEOEEE>-REkI ESTATE a.
MONEI AGENTS. AND GENERAL INTEIH
GENCE OFFlCE-O#.r lS2 VAIN street, Yh,,I;oy
I0-All kind, of Sput,au and Western certificates of
dcpusc, and bank notes purchased al the vcr highest
market rules
The highest price paid for drafts az sight ON Blrf-
more Phudcl phil and New York, aud constantly for
sale the lowest premium.
Buy aud sell all kinds Of Foreign and AmcEcan
gold
They also attend to the collection OF nofes. drafts
bills 1T exchange. Sc. NAV Is
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OlNrErNLA, nISPFPNLA,,

wore Fr"fS ~ 'hc It,0'' # Dr. Iigsyih's MIDI i,,e
'u' gNNLS HARTMAN OF Sunnytowu. Pa.. eugrei,
-urcd of the above disease which he IVA. ,tII,,y = al
OF slN years Ills symptoms were a srIs. of ,,.I,,,
'" ana "piFeto after eating, distressing pain m the
pm OF ihc S'UHa'h, nausea, loss of appei~ rsjir,.
'- un''ieSS sight extreme debility, iaIulctcy acrd
o'S' sometimes vomiting. and pain ia The rtrht
side, dcprcs ION Of spirits disturbed r.,r f,;ptr 81
Go' able 10 pursue ht~ business without causing ,rnnc
i''' exhaustion and wsur.uo,s Mi Hartman - Ian
~ 'o state Go Tho paddle, aud fs willing iu give st,. -
.''''hNg" %" Wr afflicted, respecting tic W,rdergI
=, ''''' De- ',,r'''a from the use %. DG HARL!CH>
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