Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-03

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,o h.s state Of revere and silence. u there
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s'ra,uon, aai that some resemblance between
'hs lost lriy and myself attracted "'m To- me-.
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orrrs dead. and ,roLc OF fL.culcnaut Marshal
q, Nlrr.r.,. n, o1'y rpnaJau,. constantly, Us
tl,t uurr.anr man." Pcflap, itva. owing
,a hrrJr..rr On relieve me ufouc Of ms bcly-
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rr..rrf very sl11 wide awake. and ,.iih au.
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s.r., ,r. b, quite upIn,J with elevated ideas
,r my.,, r-y,Iy DEVELOPED conversational
n,u,r. one evening there was Iu'r satb-
r-.r- of YOUNG reun's ta house where tic
Ar.,,s. d,l rr, anrroyr uf dancing W. were
M seated iaa.rT circle round ,hr COON d1.
ra. our best Co amu,c and be- amused ty rl.
r.ral conversation. Thrarrclrnrc ogihIn-s
,as ,cry unproms.ur, aal he lady Of lae
house seemed quite uneasy, o., ils, she pro-