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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

AFFIDAVIT having heen filed before me in said cause
showing to my satisfaction that said defendant John
Borlanh has departed from this State and that per-
sonal service of summons cannot be had on him 10
said cnHsc and II further appearing that there eXis@
good cause Of action against him, therefore order
that service Of summons be made by publicatSA
thereof In the MOUNTAIN DENoCRAr once week tsf
three months from this date.
Given under my hand, at my office In Diamond
Springs, this Sth day of October, A. j. 1881.
[ocilO 8ml CIIAS =. IRWIN, j. p.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Initcd states OF America.

Statc or California, County OF FL DOra.
d". >S.-Justice's Court, Diamond Springs
7, wo>l.'p.-Thc People Of the State Of Cal-
itrull, To john Borland, GREETING:
"a y "ihcr in diamond Springs Township Of
The county II II Dorado, on the Eleventh Day Of
JANUARY, \. d. ISIS, at ~ o'clock A. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of 9. p Jackson, now on hc IN
my rffrr, wherein II is set forth that you are Justly
indebted to him In the Of Ono Hundred Dollars
for Monty loaned you by him on the 8d day Of sep-
tcmber 1857, when Judgment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages II You fall IN appear ard answer.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of October, 4.
d. 1851. CIIAS. +. IRWIN, [L.e1
Justice Of the Peace NJ aaid ToWnahiDA
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
FuRS WANTED !

VTyANTED.-Sea Offers, Land Ottera,' Beavers,
w Bears Deer's, Mnks', Coyotes, Foxes, and
all other kinds Of Furs for which fair prices will be
paid, hy NJ. ROSENSTOCK,
65 California st., near Front, San Francisco
[32 3n1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
stoves, Tin Ware g. Hardware

CMITH 4 NASH respectfully ANNOUNCE to
y their friends and the public that they can
be found on the lot recently occupied by Ma
fireproof house, prepared to supply all who
will favor them with their patronage, with
Stoves, Tin Ware. Copper Ware, Sheet Iron
Ware, Hardware and Mining Tools, ut the very
lowest prices for cash.
Hydraulic "lpcS always on handan made
to order.
PLUMBING and oil kinds of Job Work
done at the shortest notice.
aug16 est
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
COVERT'S
Sun and WATERPROOF Paint
COVERT A. co.

A RE now prepared Ia furnish to the trade and con-
II SumcrS, superior article of Paint for Houses
and Roofs. II Is warranted superior article, and
can he furnished either dry ground In oil, or In
packages, in quantities tn suit.
The color ground In oil Is beautiful dark stone,
and will stand FIR" aud water better than any Paint
manufactured. II Is u California manufacture, and
can he furnished at nearly One-half the cost OF an
impaired article.
n. IA superior article Of PUTTY, Of our
own make, for sale cheap, either In bulk or badders.
Address, COVERT 3 CO.,
Dark "Dmon," foot Of street,
T3lf1 Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
CHAS. w. BARNES,
wnOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CROCKERY
NJ Etc, New FircprOOf Brick Store, Main
street. opposite the New Theatre.
e1g" All goods warranted and delivered.
iIov22 81
DUY YOCR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY OF
ID CllAS. W. BARNES.
buy your Groceries aud CrocLery Of
CIIAS. w. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Crockcry Of
CIIAS W. BARNES.
buy your Groceries and CrOckery Of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
BUY your Groceries and Crockery of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrOckcry Of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
buy your Groceries and CrOckcry of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
buy your Groceries and Crockcry II
CIlAS. ". BARNES.
buy your Groccric and Crorkcry Of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Provisions nf
C1IAS. ". BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Oils, Dye SGUaM

Chemicals, Camphene, Garden Seeds,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.,
BEING the Fullest and Most Complete Assert
ment in Fl Dorado county.
T-All articles warranted Fresh and Pure
Fl Dorado. Sept. lst, lSi7. In
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

100000 &C ofvs1ioa. Ss@ Brands, "
$4,000 Flor de Haban0;
5000 Egaros, pressed;
5000 TriumGo de Bailen;
10000 ROsalia:
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 Emperatriz Eugenia;
1900 Siltda;
5000 PermancntO;
5000 TureD, conchas;
1000 Maury Muros;
10000 Ell SevillianO;
5000 Queen of Antilles;
5000 La Patria, &C.. &C.. for sale by
Gsept61 D. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Dwelling House for Sale.

TTNIIE undersigned offers his Dwelling House and
Lot, In the rear of the Presbyterian Church In
this city for sale. There are well OF excellent
ter aud barn on the premises. II is a desirable
residence, and much pains taken In It's construc
or TO s. J. X. HANDY, Esq, otthis city.
JAMES PIERPONT.
Placerville, Oct 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

To LiquOr Dealers and Merchants.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TIE OILS
N cessary for Making and NavOring every varle
~ ~ Liquor and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL. STRENGTH to Liquors, (con-
vertng 20 gallons Of whlskey to 1OO gallonsO and
every article necessary to commence q LIQUOR
STORE, will be furnished for &2O Also, all the in
formation necessary to conduct such an establIsh
ment, thus enabling the beginner to successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, Is put up In 8 gallon packages at % per
paekRgs-ln good shipping order. u % 1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

P1acerv1le
COFFEE MILLSS
TINHE undersigned has been appointed sole
i Agent for 1laicv's Coffee Mills. %
FRESH GROUND COFFEE constantly on
hand and for SALE wholesale and retail.
.-Ss Merchants supplied by the package, at
SACRAMENTO PRICES.
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
Placcrvile, May 93d, 1857.
DOPE, ALL SIZES. For sale by
III CHAS. W. BARNES.
Al II
TNGLISH MINED PICKLES:
IL SPANISH OLIVES;
For sale by
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
OAILFORNIA BACON, HAMS and ShouE4
ders, for sale by
1 if CHAS. W. BARNES.
SMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
l4lH CHAS. W. BARNES.
OREGON CRAABERRIES,
~ For sale by
AIR CHAS. W. BARNES.
LNXTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
q If FOR sale by cmAs. W. BARNES.
LASS CAMPIIENE LAMPS,
lMl CHAS. W. BARNES.
CI'7NOS' cuppAxrs;
LAYER RAISINS;
For sale by CHAS. W. BARNES.
TArIO'A sAco;
PEARL BARLEY;
CHAS. W. BARNES.
NALIFORNIA PICKLES,
u For sale by
I4lnl CHAS. W. BARNES.
nrICKslLvER,
~ For sale by
SI4ltfl CHAS. W. BARNES.
Gun BRAND;
- APRICOT,
Sun CURED.
OUR JEWEL,
JESSE HARE TOBACCO,
Ann CIIAS. W. BARNES.
TNRESH CAMPHENE 4 BURNING FLUID
: a iH VI ''> CnAS. w. BARNES.
XXTHEAT AND BARLEY,
w For sale by.
I41nl CMAS. w. BARNES.
REEN CORN; GREEN PEAS;
" Fresh Apples;
Fresh Plums;
Fresh Cherries;
Curnnt Jelly:
Assorted Jams, &c, &c,
For sale by,
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
SPERM POLAR,
..--... LARD
and OLIVE OIL,
For sale by
CHAS. W. BARNES.
NEW CHEESE,
~ For sale by
4ltf CHAS. W. BARNES.
OSWEGO CORN STARCH, for table use
" For sale bv,
CIiAS. W. BARNES.
MAILS. ASSORTED SIZES,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

Mss Fora McF7imsey IN Eng1ond.-
Tn letter from the daughter of noble
lord in England to n friend in this city,
she says:
as Miss Flora McFlimScy meant to
represent person in the Mg cher class of
liEoy For YOU know, in England the
subjects Of dress is one that is quite ig-
nOrcd in good society. We remark that
such person may dress well or the con-
trary, but any lady who talked great
deal, or oven showed that she thought a
great deal about dress, would be set
down as a boar and rs we express it,
would be sent to Coventry.
1--WE take it for granted that the art of
dress comes naturally to a lady-likc mind,
and required no thought or effort; cOnse-
quently any one too smart is generally set
down as person with bad taste and vul-
gar That is how VIC settle things here,
and We should not stand Miss Flora for
an hour. Our papers have Of late written
q great deal against ladies' dress, and very
rightly too, for the present fashion is ab-
Surd and unnatural. " J. Erening
Post.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
WOLFE'S
SCHEID An ARllM AVN, SI,IIN RHA


Which ainI'"rat,I compounds are in'r I,l i" II
California against my genuine arti,lr
My object Is to announce that V" r"'ci.ty IS.
tah,L,d an AGtNtI lN SAN tEA\t 800 :"r Up.
plying ;lis State and Oregon will ~ = huapI.S. and
that hereafter will always Keep said Arricy suppl.
I'd with large stock that rr>lr, table Druggists
aud Liquor Dealers Throughout Cali"ri iL Hlway "
supply I'll. m>..vvs At ,gular rrir", wcr " cu.uI!
the New York Price tn c"V"rc">t nt tcrht AID
charges; thnS avoiding complaint ~ 'rrt"iurc. -
occasional scarcity and vNtr,Gr lsl price.
1t is now many years since fir; imported :h,>r
Schnapp> tr"m the celebrated old dI ll,Iy ~ ~ i.
dam. Holland in which am inter- sd J. j. lew
conceded that J." Gin WAS ever H. !. iiol lat" ihs
country which has approached my Srr,iI> H. -.
gard 1" PURITY, llEALTlIFCL\FSS az Vet l..
IrE AROMA or Flavor. This claim, al,d i"r proc.
l".n, =" their universal popularity ~ / rlr mniru>c
ard Increasing consumption by MI classes, north and
>"nt, cast and west comprising the temperance peo-
pie. m.dc0l faculty, &c, TO such extent that my
r.tahl'shn cnt, packing the enormous quantity of
NyN" ho''lr> per day, is barely able to fill its orders.
Also. Wo:c's SchnappS have been analysed by the
m">t celebrated ChCmists, Drs. Mott aud Deck,
New York. and Others WHO all certify that they
DEREECTIX
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
DIR. HIN MI AN

Having recently united to his own stOck the
large assortment of DIR UGS y of DIR. II. NJ.
Fiske. and made Extensive Additions thereto,
respectfully cnIls the attention of his former
patrons and the public, to his heavy and COM
plcte assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
EUREKA! EUREKA,
PRICE Is NOW REDUCED

to :" '"'i" or ~" bottles for ~. II ran b. b,d
~ r,"fN r,,lnttallc drug siurc IN California nrS
Oregon. Proprietor and Agent '''-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

-. =, san ranClScO,
tunN9N a-1,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
A Sad stony.

The Cincinnati Gd:cttP relates the fol-
lowing incident, which occurred at Ncnia
0n the 4th instant
"Among tn passengers in the train
from Cleveland was Il Young man of per-
hapS twenty and lady some few years
his senior. The gentleman was plainly
clad, but the girl was dressed in the cx-
trcmc height of fashion, and rougrd be
y0ndcvcn braXcn wantonnc>s. twas fire.
Iucntly obs rived by the passengers that
the young man appeared to he earnestly
demonstrating with the girl, an,P seemed
to be deeply affected. At Ncnia, both
left the cars, and it was apparent that
the course of each lay i'll different dircc-
tions-thc man to this city, and the girl
10 the West. As the cars were about
starting, the young man kissed her a has
" goodbye, and both burst into tears
The conductor, seeing that there was
some deep grief at heart invitcd tho gen
'lcman To IL seat in the baggage car, as
more secluded from the gazr of the
crowd. ANY where said he, 'only
come with me. must speak to some
one. or my heart will break"
.AUcT uCtoHclhk IIttlc CalHncU, ne
said: THAT lady and mySrfwcrc raised
together; with moss for carpets, acornS
for cupSand sauccrS, and pebbles fJr walks;
we played in childhood. She wasa few
years older than myself but we were in
Scprrablc. She grew up to womanhood,
was married, then separated from her
husband and sought the city, and became
n wanton-N hcartlcSS, liSgraccd courtc-
zan. Stepped in sin ns she is, shameless
ns she may he, could not but kiss her
good bye, for she is my sister, She has
already hurried loving mother to the
grave, md brought disgrace upon her
brothers and sisters But while she ac-
knowlcdgcs it all, and sheds tears Of ap-
parent contrition and regret, no remon-
Strances can change her course. She has
just been home to make us visit, but
she left again for her rcsidcnc, in the city,
to dro ,n in the wanton's life the rcmeln-
brAncc Of what she was and what she
might have been. DO you blame me,
then, turning to the sympathiSing con-
ductor, "for weeping as | do over one so
loved and fallcn:"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
THE POOR
Furnished wh,i Medicine FREE OF CHARGE
Attic MINERS DRUG ATGNT.
Placctvillr, October IL, l>:,.
To tl.c Citizens Of California.
CAUTION.

T AM INFORMED that various Liquor Mixers u
i New York. h"st0n aud San fralci-r". are cxtcn
siv'ly engaged in putting up in s'!raic h';tl und,
various titles, cheap limitations uH II !iri..c,tah,E
cd and renowned
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r.e.r "The baser mind
Mourns less for what Time takes away,
Than what il leaves behind"

We may estimate, in part at east what is lost by the
death of friend but tell what is saved to him
self unless we can read the records Of human destiny wbose
book Is sealed and put away from our view
But whilst will not presume to question the purposes
of Providence the heart may find relief performing the
last offices Of friendship and we may feel that respect
the dead is 20 honor humanity itself
We too may gather from the startling which has
occurred in midst lesson of useful instruction 10
ourselves We may be thus admonished of the slender
thread by which hold 10 eso slender that the
wnds OF heaven may snap II should they visit 1t too
ogghly We may be impressed too with the mecca
y of using to the best account those golden opportun
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 30, 1857.
CoNGREss-rHURspAY.


SESArE-Mr. Trumbu presented the credentials Of Hon
James Harlan who has been reelected by the legislature
Of Iowa aud NJ H. appeared qualified, and took his
seat No business done but the reception OF the
message from the House Of Representatives announcing
the death Of Hon. Mr.. Brooks euoges on the deceased
pronounced by Messrs. Evans, Hunter and Toombs
and the Senate then adjourned in order to join the mem
bcr OF the House in paying the last tribute respect to
their lamented colleague.
HoUsE or REPREsESTATIyEsAfter appropriate prayer
by Rev. Daniel Waldo Chaplain to the House. and after
the reading of the Journal Mr. Ke of South Carolina in
feeling and eloquent manner announced the death of his
colleague Hon. Preston s. Prooks. Messrs Quitmau of
Mississippi Campbell of Ohio, Cngman of North Carolina
and Savage Tennessee followed each paying tribute 10
the memory of the deceased when the usual resolutions
were adopted and the House took for three
tsrs of an hour. 1883 aa
The House reassembled at quarter to two o'clock !;
shortly after which the body brought in and placed
in the front of the Speakers chair After prayer
Rev. Daniel Waldo delivered brief and impressive
mon these words: To-day thou shalt be with me in
Paradise Anohe, prayer made the benediction
pronounced and then the funeral procession moved to the
Congressional Cemetery. @ ta. rHItEra aa..
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THE WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION.

An institution for the promotion of the fine arts at the
seat OF government has been long desired by our citizens
aud we heartily rejoice that such nsitsion has been
organized and that Its operations already give great
ise OF usefulness Its purposes to give annually
hibon OF painting and sculpture by the eminent
lists of the United States and to form permanent gallery
and library OF srt. ef sfessaa4g
The first exhibition will take place In the month Of Feb
ruary and many distinguished artists Of the country have
already signhed their intention OF contributing their
works. ~ III sei y a,sis854Fas
We glad to learn that Of lectures on art
sso been instituted to be given during the winter and
that number Of gentlemen Of distinguished literary ab
ities have been engaged 10 ill the course which will h
opened OF an early day by the Hon. j. r. Tyson represent
atve in Congress from the city of Philadelphia. TIE
we-Snowu literary attachments of Mr. Tyson make ii
fortunate that he has consented to open the course
lectures.
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GOV. GEARY's MESSAGE.

We insert at length in paper to-day the message
of Cor Geary to the egslaureo of Kansas in session
II is characterized by that ankness end drectness which
have marked Tie whole of Gov Gcsry and which
qualities combined with his untiring energy unnching
courage and concatory deeanor have secured for his
administration in Kansas such extraordinary We
commend the message as full and satisfactory expose OF
the past difficulties Which made Kansas the object of so
much solitude and danger well of the policy which
has resulted in The present peace ard order which prevail
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CALIFORNIA UNITED STATES SENATORS.

I b AHA CALIFORNIA says: T1---TI --
The legislature will assemble the capital on Monday,
the 9th inst and, IL supposed win organize almost mms
diatey, as there is not likely be any CONTEXT either .
dictatorship or clekhp Of the assembly, secrctsrysbp ri
toe senate, which will all be promptly settled in caucn
we dominant party. The first business will be the election
oftwo United States succeed Mr. Gwn and
sorve the sxyears term from the 4h OF March, 1855 ara
one TO succeed Mr.. Weller and full from 10
9TH Of March nextD fa5ff tHa..aFt40 ..a
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DEATH OF HON. ANDREW srEyEysoy.

is with feelings Of profound regret that we announce
the death Of Hon Andrew Stevenson, Of Virginia This
melancholy event 10 thus noticed in the Richmond En-.
quirer of yesterday morning:
Last evenings mail brings the ssd intelligence Of The
death Of Andrew Stevenson bis residences in the county
Abemare, on the 18th inst We shall hereafter notice more
particularly the decease Of this smnent Yireinian.n
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compelled to sit downhis nostened eyes and heaviDR
chest revealing what his tongue had failed TO express His
whole audience partook of his emotions. ri 's'h'
In another part Of the pepper this morning WIN be found
full report Of all the speeches that delivered in the
Senate and House on this sad occasion.
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In all the pride Of manbood's noblest prime,
Untamed by sorrow, aud untired by time,
LIES pulses throbbing in his eager breast,
Glad, active, vigorous--a now at rest cog
Short the course this noble tpirit run ....
How hard it is to say, "Thy will be done T. All.
But shall we, murmurng against God,
Question the justice of His christening rod
Better die thus-beore his holy trust
In human kindness, orumbled into dust IA.
Before the whitening touch of fearful change
Made some familiar face look cold and strange,
Or come dear heart, clessknitted to bis own, ....
By periHhing had left him sad and lionel
Oh! many kindly, generous decd he done
Which leaves record underneath the sun; b"
nat by holier light recording angels read d. -
The unseen tablet of those modest deeds:
The balm his kindness mingled here below,
To mitigate the cup OF earthly woe ....
His timely help in hours OF sorest need
His gentle lifting of the bruised reed
Tn ndugent hour ofconyerse stoi'n away
From the scant leisure of a well apsnt day
For some poor struggling son of gcniss, bent
Under the weight OF heart-sck discontent.
Oh what wealth OF hope lies hushed H..u.
In the dark grave when llsp these are crushed
But DER our feelings sadder thoughts prevail
We hear the orphans sob. The widows wall
In that dread hour when worldly hopes subsde,
When throbs the latest pulse Of worldly PRIDE
His southern home, its flowers and waving trees, '
More sweety pictured to his longing view
In The dim past than were the vision true
The verdant valley and the dark brown hill,
The orange garden, and its tinkling rili, .... .,
A The winding pain, the dwcllnG IN ths grove,
The glance Of weieonu, and the kiss Of love;
And fair fern before his glazing sight
Glides like noiseess phantom OF the night,
And rosy infant lips, which fondy press
10 snatch the willing yet delayed caress.
Vain dream No tender look is there to meet his
s.. dying gaze, E.n gt..' .....
No tone Of fondness heard in by gone days,
To soothe the terrors of his spirits fight,
And speak Of mercy and Of hope Tonight;
No moro those rayless orbs may rest be-,
On those sweet vines that gem the South warm breast
They shall no those sunset clouds behold,
Floating like bright transparent thrones of gold;
Noe that loved form they never more will see, ...
Save Ia the visions of eternity. ..f ...y.
Alb, No Those scenen more bis sight shall bless
Which I'LL his heart, ard on his memory press. ...
Gods white robsd angels around him stand,
And wave his spirit to .'the Better Land"
There ball the generous heart regain its own;
There the abused shall stand before Gods Throne;
There when the tangled web Is all expsined-
Wrong suiio, ed, pain IL icted. truth disdained--
MANS Representations and false scOrn
Shall melt lhc mist before tpi is.ng morn,
And holy truth stand forth serensly bright,
In the rich food Of Gods eternal light.
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REQUIEM
BY MARY .. wIsDlE.

To the Memory of Hon. PREsroN 8. Books, of South
/ t. Carolina.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
s:s 80 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, FRIDAY, MaY,,2, 1857

to make to me yesterday, on condition
that you will be quite good, and not
tease me any more for a week, so pro-
ceed. I"
''That is a hard condition, but per-
haps may comply with it, SO here
comes my request. During my stay
in England, / became acqutinted with
a young gentleman, and we gradually
became quite intimate. We have
been corresponding since my return,
and last week / received a letter in
forming me that he was on his way
to America, and would reach this city
this afternoon, and the favor / wish
you to grant, is this. | wish him to
accompany me to your soiree this eve-
ming, IL you have no objection; he Is
perfect gentleman, in all respects, and
/ am sure you cannot but be pleased
with him, thou gh advise you to put
lock and key on your heart, or it
will surely take leave of you ut the
first glance of his dark eyes"
"Ohl dear, I am quite frightened,
for | am sure it will get away in spite
Of lock and key; but your request is
granted; i shall be happy to see any
ofyour friends replied Annie, laugh
ing merrily. 49,
"You cannot be otherwise than
pleased with him, for there is some
thing very strange about him, some
thing sad and MYSTERIOUS connected
with his history, that / have often
tried to draw from him without sue
cess, remarked Eugene Ray, "he has
very handsome face, with black eyes
and - but l shall not crafty you
with a description Of him, you must
Judge for yourself" After some con-
vcrsation the friends parted; but An
nie remained some time in deep
thoght, and as it is none of our busi-
ness what she was thinking of, we
will leave her for short time to her
meditations. a s4.
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