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THE LOST FQuNn.

Some sixteen years since, young gentleman
III NewYork city contrived for awhile to pay his
addresses to beautiful young girl, the daugh-
ter of wealthy but obstinate Pearl street mer-
chant who was opposed to the young man Wis
iting his daughter. He persisted in his endea-
vors to win the young lady, and at last was for
bidden to enter the old mans house.
Still, the lovers contrived to meet OCCASION
ally afterwards. and at The expiration Of some
siX months, matters having been previously so
arranged, the girl consented marry the youth
who loved her. and for whom he would ut any
time have perlel bis life, 50 deeply rooted was
his affections for her He did not seek her for
tune, for he was in the enjoyment Of a handsome
salary az principal book keeper in an extensive
jobbng house, and his prospects, pecunlarily,
we're very fair. But the parents were obdurate
and lie was driven from the house.
As we have limited, at the end of half year
they agreed to be married, and all the requisite
arrangements were made the evening was fixed
upon. even the chaplain had been engaged, but
On the morning Of the day proposed secretly for
the nuptials, the whole plun was discovered,
and the match was hroken off peremptoriy, by
the absolute authority of the parents.
Time passed on. The daughter was sent to a
distant part Of the country for while and the
young man, disappointed and disheartened, left
Newi urk for the West
Meantime, q person TO suit the taste of the
| parents turned up--a man OF considerable
| mems, but old enough to be the young girls
| father, and a match was arranged, after long
| persuasion, between Emma and this mitn and
| She welded him ut last.
| Three years subsequently,, the young man
| found himself IN NewEngland, where he set
tied, and took wife also, finding it not good to
| dwell alone. and some dozen years or SO passed
away, with their thousand and one changes u
place, of circumstances, and Of fortune. From
| the time Of their separation the original lovers
1 had never met.
The young man became the father Of three
little ones, aud then ost two of these, which he
reayement was soon followed by the death Of his
wife Time flew by He had been n widowe.
some years, and his oldest daughter had got t.
be quite miss. He had been fortunate in his
business, and resided few miles cut Of the city
in sweet little cottage, ulclouded by sorrow
for the day of misfortune had long sincn gent
by and he enceayored to be conGeutcd an,
nappy, surrounded as he was by the comforts o
life, and in the enjoyment Of the society Of hi
dear little daughter,
One day last month he was returning homa il
the afternoon, and upon entering the cars h
found them all full, He sought a seat, nn
i, found one occupied by lady thirty years o
age, beside whom he sat down, and the cor
moved ont Of the depot. As they emerged int
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DAILY CRESCENT.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, january 81, 1853.
Pursuant to adjournment the roll was called,
ut twenty minutes 10 seven o'clock, P. n, and
the following members answered to their names
The Hon. f. Alpuente, President; Assistant
Aldermen Bailey Dolhonle, Forbes Hermann,
Leeis, Mccormack. Nixon Place, stetson, sum
mers, Sykes, Watkins13.
No quorum being present, the Board, on mo-
ton, took recess Of twenty minutes; at the
expiration of said recess the roll was again
called, and the same members answered to their
names.
No4norum being present the Board adjourned
to Tuesday next, 18th inst., 1t six clock, P. II.
WALTER H. PETERS, sec'y.
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a QUEER CARD TABLE.-A subscriber in Penn
sylvania sends us the following, for which he
vouches: g Some years since, business calling
me 10 New0rleans, / found myself one evening
steaning it down the Mississippi. The night
was raw and unpleasant: and not having much
else to do, most Of the passengers betook them
selves 10 card-playing. The boat being much
crowded, all the tables, ETC., were soon seized
upon; and although every thing available was
finally pressed into the service, quite number
we're obliged 10 wait for others to become tired
One party, however, T observed, who seemed
determined TO hni place s0memhere. Their
aiten ion was at length attracted 10 the pie.ho
ric form Of apparently Methodist clergyman
@ho, extended upon several chairs, was peace
fully sluntb-ring. Quietly drawing up a stool
on either side of him, they went to work The
game Was snglehanded enclire, and As tie
points were scored with chalk upon the sleeper
coat, il som presented curi1usly variegated
appearance. Notwithstanding the game was hy
~ means quietly conducted, the Old gentleman
slept calmly on, uutii4ane Of the players, becon-
ing excited in some dispute which had arisen
about the game, AMI forgetting the vitality If
the card table in adding emphasis to a Jropeai-
tion he was laying down, brought down his
clenchel fist with considerable force imme-
diateiy upon the pit IF the Old n leman !
stomach A rumnling cavernous sound tul-
lowed and the startlsi sleeper slowly assumed
an upright position, Violently struggling The
while to recover the modieum of air 50 ludely
expellel, Almost choking with laughter.
awaited the denouement of the scene slowly
survei ing first one player and then the other,
and then carefully serutlnizing his heroglyphi-
cally adorned coat, he at length very coolly
said, much to the appointment of ns all, who
we're waiting for some y.olentoutbreak Gen
tlenien, il you have gnt through with this cont,
have another under it that is pei fecily at yrur
disposal. Be SO kind, however, as 70 be little
careful Of your gestwe.r Iknickerbocker.
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Congressional.

- w. 4 -7@I-L n - y AsiNGTON. jan #. 1856.
sfxatEsMr. Atehison pra epst the dsnals Of the
Hon John II Gs FtUa. elected Senator from the Susie
Of ntta~are for tile Of six years from the Ith of
March ncxt.
Several private bills were considered and passed.
Tine Senate went into Executive session and. after
time information received Of the death Of Sen
ator Iphan whereuppn the Senate adjourned.
Hausk-The bill to prevent frula the Treasury
passed By vote Of yeas III naSs % And then. going
into Committee of the Wpie dD the state Of the Union
ar seymour Of Counecticnt called the chair
inc committee proceeded to .he further consideration
tht biz to suppress the circulation Of sal notes
District of Columbia upon which Mr. Fickn. who r.
selurAuy it was debated By nny meiphers n fly. min
nteH Speeches, various amendments, until late hbur
Ehea the committee rose and utter dpoting Of Exfcu
tive department communications The House adjourned
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Gus,nus MusleAL Irga The French under Napoleon
Ill claim the music Of the Brtish National
God save the King 1t was. they say composed BY
Lui by order Of Madame de Maintenon for Louis XIV
ttry its transportation to England bf
SeftiS that Handel copied it at Versailles brought to
Loadpn and passed it n n biz OWE
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ASarnER REsnLrrlosaaY SOLDIER GoSEs-Jamss Laf-
aged ninety years. dd in Fayette county Kys
ths 9th Of December The deceased In the Rayo-
letionary war, in the vrgtnia hne. Hevsa
in the battles Guilford Court House. and
at the surrender Of Lord Gorawaiiis at orktown.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The Austrian G9Ferunienf has given orders that xhsa
seri;ent occurs any Of the State railways, d.
guerreotype shs Immediately be taken II the trnin and
al S ccum far they can BIZ copied to BE-
nsed a evidence sgatust she eorinctsrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The Pfilalelpha American authorized to state fhat
proposed institution for the relief Of unfortunate
merchants in that city placed upon such basis ~ VIII
assecste ID from ali appearance nendicty. gentle
man ct that city will contribute $4,000 towards its
io4en and another gentleman will present suitable
lot upon which to erect the necessary buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

Joseph JasegI h hsen saiz u BY the President
Gusul of ths ottm Empire At The port Of Boston VS.
presume that his duties will BE- very light do not
srscoIlgct when Tu kisr ts#1 arrived at Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

A grizzly h-ar rrre.ts escape from willis
5eeing eonv, ytd fE,in New York e Prnvidence He
guawed the wndow 81 the and Jumped ont whiIs
tie full motion he vas afterwards hunted
down aud thot aA5&48 #fF5F5 6tFs aEssss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

EsqUps We Euid cali the attention of the people "a
the advertisement Of Mes-rs L IL H.dges Co. Noa14
fravier They .frr porter. ale and chsmpasns,
sud elder barrels wholesale and retail Their ekis
Vt the finest quality -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

THE Vies PRKsIpesr E.s f- telegraphhas already
annouac-d be departure o. Mr. King for Hayauas and
the National Intcigensr saJa that sich
coud contribute to his comfort made bosxd the
steamer Fulton. by order Of the Government,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The steamer Saxon baving been unavoidably detained
wiieave this day at II o'clock for Princeton and nter
mediate Landings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The democratic papers throughout Mississippi axa
gagged in quite animated discussion to Who the de-
nominee for Governor shed be- The names OF
Judge Alexander NJ Clayton. jacob Thompson. Jsmes
Whitfield and G. 2 Hemingway in this North Col Pet
tus Of Remptr. and J. McRae. in the East; and W
Henry Johnson Adams county and Judge Wilkinson, Of
Yazno and Col. Vim Melville, Of Madison, all men-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The eolored citizens Il Chicago have held mass sssst
ing devise for Of action 81 psa.
ing Legislature Of Illinois for repeal Of ths .Iaek
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

That ioathsozoe diaeas~ smallpox, is raging in many
towns in Georgia Ata point on one Of the railroads. the
cars do NOT top for either mails or passengers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The .rtesian WELL at Charleston G has rpaehsd the
extraordinary depth Of $50 fss without coming water
~ bee inserted of II inches diameter connect
q By seEew joints TIT antir. aistanee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

EscargD JAZZ -Ne,sn Parspns, convicted Of mur
der and David York, committed charge Of grand lar
ceny. made their escape from jail ID Dallas county Ais
Tuesday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

HisH Pftcs sos sEsaoxs-A sale Of negroes took plac
at Montgomery Ala. few days since, and several 0
them brought $3.50 piece.
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the light. he suddenly turned to the lady, and
exclaimed:

EatIhlHiu.
8 Madam Emma! Is this you p
He didn't know exactly what he said, but he
did know that it was q fact that he was on the
seat with the girl to whom he was once engaged
to be married, whom he once really loved, and
whom he had never seen from the day Of their
cruel separation.
A mutual explanation quickly succeeded. Our
Widowed friend ascertained that his former in
tended was on her way to the north, on visit
to her friends; that she had been married nearly
eleven years, had but one child living, and her
husband had been dead over two years. He
poin'ed to his pretty cottage as the cars passed
on, but did not leave the train
He proceeded forward renewed his acquaint-
ance, found the lady her own mistress, proposed
to;her again, for he believed Ter as lovely a.
ever, anu won her sure, this time And We re-
cord the fact with no ordinary degree Of plea
sure. that within three weeks the lovers we're
actually united in marriage in the city Of Bos-
ton. E0live Branch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The Cincinnati Tfrues Fanny Rern,1 10 Mrs
Esdritze. Boston She widow lady. and the sister
pf Willis. Ths may be relied as correct
What viii Tom Norris sap tn that 8 8ess8{8 Ii
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The ehoiera has entirely disappeared frem Apalschi
cola The Advertiser says the reports nfesard to hass
been very much exaggeFateI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

IT, Hon. T sag 4 taye elected by the peopIe
the Gsss Mo5E IN 4is month. Judge Of the Superior
Court If the hfr Grcuit Of Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

lady Of Brooklyn who withhsids her name from ne
public has given Ss5 COG to found female insttuss
in that cig in place Of the seiy destroyed BY nrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

DoISs YERs The Kosciusk6 (Miss5 Chronicle of
the 9Th inssant publishes thirteen marriages which took
place IN that eotn.y during fla So weeks previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

league and bali Of railway which Ii To gride Paris
opsned the 18th December The road under
taken by five the great companies who subscribed each
million francs leaving the Government execute the
whole which the cost is estimated at nine millions alto
gether 1t will all the stations round capital
and reduce the expense transit Of goods and to
a tenth Of the present amount,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

sHrFyors engaged the proposed extension n the
southwestern railroad from Americus. aeorgia.
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Another break in the Miami Canal occurred Day-
ton few days snre. building used potash
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MAEiSE DisAsrERs Ship ] Montgomery Davis, at Lis-
erpool from Seworleans, in morning Of 10Th
Dsc OF Point Lynas with Prussian brig Neptunus et
stettn from Nenice for Liverpool which dsu,asted
filed with water and capild got beard the ship
merely with what they stood in Capt in letter
bis owners says the night dark aud stormy aud the
ships pilot had shortened sail intending lie Point
Lynas light nntil daylight; brilliant ual lanterns had
been h'nsted in Ihe rigging and good lookout kept
The f9reelse The brig camu close under the ships
aud goiug rapidly attempted to She showed
light had pilot, and the rsI that of her
ihe reflection Of the ships light upon her Tn,
brig was II years old ana insured Hamburg
Her nater nstpok the ships lights for those af pbi
boat The collision produced not the slightest percepti
BILE jar on board the ship while the brig whose spars
hull were pine crushed up like basket.
Whaeship Superior OF New London. before reported
lost is stated in letter from Cape Prince Wales dated
Aug H. To have been lest small island si4 miles eng
and aluut twenty rods wide in the Anadr sea- ut the
mouth Of the Gull of the Holy Gross and bout half mt
from the coast o Siberia, The lth Of July The
We're TAXING IL oil at the me aud every thing seemed tc
,ndicayea iul ship, when she suaarny struck
hapk aud every effort inside to get her off in vain
IEe ShpwrAcked took to the land where they found
atgt number VI Indians, whn prpptittd witt pre-
sents II tubutc0 The crew erected shore
got III provisions from the wreck until ifth of July
when IL heavy tore it to pieces They fitted cur /
whaeboat, with the Intention Of goug search
ship but thty did not attempt II, At length ship
ptarel and rtseued them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

Enkcurlos-L W. stubhs. Of Marlboro District who
convicted of The murder of negro at la October
Court hinged Isays the lhsfesten Mercury in the
Courthouse Square at BennetsFis. Friday last in
accordance with the Of thu court The Gheraw
Gazette says that the f for which Mr. subbs suf
ferea the penalty Of the isW. consisted much
the neglect Of his duty master Of any other In
gredrut In this point of view this speaks volumes
in behalf IF enacted for ths protection of
slave population aud puts to blush thousands Of the
s iavsnsed and prapag.tel Ny nerhern fanaticam to
dirparage the institution If slavery y 4ss'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

IA CONT street, between Chartres and Lavse.
, ~ 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and PATF1T INDIA
hhER CUSHIONS superior respect u boa
used qp tn ns hi~ays band NEW AND SECOND
blILiAfip Ahts, and Al articles cerrerrs the
Also sSurete see s'I .he game q LoT9 Ter Fin Aas
VIII tlS AND tergeas S4ehtnR ex1ure tlase
plssse al
w Sprrnttr tr'tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

& AAEAAsp POPULATION o EuKoPE usITrp SrArEs
The of the United but less than
that of Europe including the two islands slts popua-
ton however is less than one-laveDth as large The
ulaten of Europe averages stFentyon to the square
mile while that the United States but Russia
has eight much European territory any other
nation, and twenty millions more Of population. Her
population however is hut thirty to the squars mile
while that Of Belgium is ss1 OF the United States Mss
sachnsetts the densels populated hnying III in
htants the square mile Texas the largest ia area Of
The States has ouoo square miles territory than the
empire Of Francs nearly txies much the United
Kingdom nf Great Britain and Ireland Ths population
tha Uutea States will suEpass thas Of Great Britain
within five years and probably eyertase that OF France
by the next national census, 5|s-is3s
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sYessa,lss.a S.saa s,a.a.u.s;s.

EsHE attention Of the public is called 70 the
r oade eas principle. We fra form
ien chilling tie liquid metal
ahe tothe cLss d aud capable Of resisting bowEcf Ii
fdse To the seEifct only say Nature
Astanic ste boits afra thei
burglar rsHove, Fita papS Less required
pthemtagethe NeiterFan thC bGu'ag sAe mpree
aE On the solid mas, lined IS s with wall
We hesitate not in saying. that these Safes secured With LiEs
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PRG0F COMBINATION EANX
she deRoofy other TelH.
tGs We Uriher herefs butie seeaty popular
Saes anh Vaults They The
often broken asni experience } IS ia auienstrsted
Th Company furnish short Gcttce SAFES and
BANK VAULTS Of Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms and lndisipsall ofwhb will Drand Powd
PEeof, wien secured with Lile's Bark Locks.
hpls otthe above sss sn Locks together with Day Newet
Ft1htopo Bank Lk, Al the or Of " W. Wnrs No
sIG'---t = !, G pFr~fFss t.att ~ E.rr ..ss..
- u fe--@----+--
Il PETROLEUM. OR ROCK OIL, A ANATURAL
REMEDY procured We'll in Aeghauv count, Peunsyl
40 feet Fellow the tarh Eure, nj and sold by s. NJ
hts 4 Cannl BAsiu. EReith street Pi5tshnlsh, Ps.
IliE PETROLEUM discovered III boring Salt Water, u
hteig it ouni be very san bic Medicine and
teted hHs o Scrout and Erypas P e Burns and
Sgaids, to-
r4 ows f9m ttv tesl. sts earth, without preparation
"tnleatipn.
sold his giS by JARVIS WooDMAN ner Common and
Nasa1in Streets and BY WRlGaT CO. l5l Ctres who
WI supply tcDnts pscts
Alsaat Nek4tn, q, by o. o. WooDMAN Il GO
- Ho .o1d find hnir the PETRo-
GtM Sprps. Spayini, Swrpeg,
beng the ana,GlletateI Mustang Luimtnt. janis ?nr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The Cincinnati steam FIRE engine publicly tried again
in thai city days since and the best FIRE engine in
the city brought strongly manned to compete
With IT, In ten minutes the steam was up and the engine
in operation Tho renien went to work with the ordi
nary engine confident of beating the tangled affair
riG signal was gyen-puf! pun went the engine,
ard away spirited the The hremen bore dowuand
up in quick succession, and strained every nerYe but
gave up exhausted The steam engne continued
sipiy for half an hour 20 throw vast body in sod
stream Of tro hsdrci a,d sesngtea tt then threw
# hasf hour longer to show its
power to keep NJ sac and finally to prove that FIRE
b. extlasaishe csRasd places By tean alone without
sIugins tfiins vita #a.er, sscian Vt India rub
5er hose attached sha hler ana steam passed Of
through s. il sent forth eoums Of stea1n, sud
cenf to atr.e air penetrate into sVsry crvies
wre could possibly lodge completely eztinsuishing
h5. aha machine up hill, and devn hill, and
/. pesieatiy manageable in every respect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

The Atlanta and Leftranae {feorgial Railroad Is now
completed TO sithin four miies Of ehe latter ptscs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

Ttf GRASpoM LeA* YousG hgS.-under the will
Grando of Philadelphia, the sum q $4,000
wSs set apart the interest whereof is to be leaned to
young men to enable them commences business Byau
of the Legislature. chartering the institution loans
be made in moderate aunins for period net to
exceed fve years The insttn is prepared to
eeye applications for loans sabsc the foosing con-
tons, Applicants will be required to produce Ger
tfeate of having regularly learned business aud good
coauct while apprentice aud also OF tasr being OF
temperate habits and Of coed moral character Those
who have saved something from their earnings and
thus shown knowledge Of money, will be entitled to
the preferences Two satisfactory snretes w be required
toien in the bond This rate Of interest will be SIS per
cent; but promptly psid, i've par cent only viii be de-
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TRIAL OF FRESeH NAVAL srEAMsRs.-The Paris cores.
pondent of the Washington Republic writes under date


pondent of the Washington Republic writes under date Of
Tie 9Th ut.
The squadron sent from Toulop to make experiments
upon the different qualities OF sailing
las returned France We have read witt great iuter
81 rport Of its Hdsen ures Two ne-o battle
pSthe Napoleon and the Gharlenmg gpe-were The oniy
steamers. There Government ships Of The line
the whole eight made. iirs trial speed sail
ione and the said To have been all respects
tual TO the sailing vessels OF trial mae
htwtcn the latter and the making Of their
eteatn lut the experiments tntie in towing were eS
tFrney important and Interesting The Chnrenlagne
six knots and half with Ibree-decker behind her
against heayy head wind; and four knots and half
with tSo The Napoleon went four knots aud half with
three VESSELS in tow Of them three decker Leaving,
thls iis behind she went min" knots nearly. using only
srYen boilers out of eight This is really magnificent
The immense services steamers such these would
der in the transportation Of troops, Is apparent all
Tie Napoleon, though screw has proved herself ali
iug coueideied the uest and most useful the
Nattd You will remember that shp easily thirteen
knUts and does half The fuel required by Side
wheel steamer OF her tonnage She and the chareagne
arc spoken VI the BY tue Vfcial nurna typesthnt
II patterns upon bch improvements may be made Ill,
subsequent buildings So that tseep,s the
activity which has reignrd in the ship yards
year Is to continue ind huitey ICwa intended that the
three decker Monteben, smiling recently fitted
ink she a not succeeded sufficiently we'll in her trip to
Justify the attempt. She wild make il is thought,
| eyer six hnets against moderate head. wind .
Advertiser is cory pf bill stlt IN to gentlemen some
i titaa s.nes
aesaada -. ..tst.ts,s.1 90
afscainenimotnaginc 81 90
26o
4 FRie, josef
Can any II our readers interpret t At frst We taeS
H. IN, s;ya3, "a rs "a ind he above ifeu
were simply these
. bofst ha'f dan and takits y lies hpa' esaa