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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
Tall Moving.

The Editors Table of Harper for Janu-
airy, contains, among other good things the
following, which comes near enough home
for local. use:
The farmers will brag as well as grlm-
Bile. The weather is never just right, and
their crops are all bound to be ruined; but
after they are in, they do love to tell what
famous ones they have had, and how much
work they did in no time at all getting
them under cover. aOut in Michigan, last
summer" writes a friend, ga number of
farmers were setting in front of a country
store, at the close of a sultry day, and tel
ling stories about their work, and so on,
when one of them took the rag off the
whole of them by relating his experience
81 say, you have all told whopping big
warns now; but I'll just tell you what l
done once in York State on the Genesee
Flats and on my farm. He owned mead
ow lust mile long, and one morning in
June begun to mow-sun about an hour
bigh-and moved right along the whole
length of the field, The grass was so
heavy that l had to NOW down the lower
end of the field and walk, or, as we say,
'cary my swarth." Well, worked on
till, sundown, and then quit. just thought
as the meadow was exactly mile long,
I'd count the swarths, and did, and there
was one h,ndredl-That, gentlemen is
what York State folks call big days
work. So you walked two hundred miles
that day, did you? asked one farmer
And moved all the while you was walk
ing! said another. so it seems replied
the great mower; i tell you the facts, and
you can make as much Of it as you can. y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
From the Cleveland Herald.
COWardly Conduct of Demo.
cratic Majority In ohio Sen.
ate Gag Applied.
CoLUMBUs january 10. Ia5e

COLUMBUS January II, 1858.
MEssRs. EDlToRs: Your readers are
probably aware that resolutions indorsine
the Administration of Mr.. Buchanan. and
the Cincinnati Platform, and also disap-
proving the admission of Kansas under the
Lecompton Constitution, were on Satur-
day last introduced into The Senate by Mr..
Phelps, the Senator from Auglaize, Upon
introducing them Mr.. Phelps said that the
majority of the Senate did not propose to
discuss them at all, but that the most am
pie and full opportunity would be given
the minority to express their dissent if they
so choose. This offer was frank and fair
on the part of the majority, and on motion
of Mr.. Garfield, the resolutions were laid
upon the table and ordered to be printed.
But last night the Tin-pan of the Democ-
racy having become alarmed at the pros
pect of full and free discussion, on the
part ofthe Republican Senators, of the res
ofutions indorsing the conduct of Mr.. Buch-
anan and the Cincinnati Platform, this
morning, Immediately after the reading of
the journal, Mr.. Phelps obtained the floor
called up the resolution and moved the
previous question, which, of course, cuts
off all discussion. Against this applica-
ton of the gag, Republican Senators pro-
tested; but all in vain, the mandate had
gone forth, that there should be no discus
sion and the previous question was sustain
ed. The question then recurring on the
passage of the resolutions, the Republican
Senators were of course compelled to vote
against them.
This conduct of the Democratic MAORI
ty in the Senate is unparalleled, and espe-
cially following upon their own apparently
frank and honorably offer of open, free dis
cussion. 1t is not improbable that an op-
portunity may yet occur to Republican
Senators to give their reasons for voting
against the resolutions. One thing is GER
tain, ,on party can ultimately gain by suppress
sion of free discussion. Even the rank and
file ofthe Democracy believe thatmen en-
tertainipg different opinions should be heard,
and I much doubt whether they will sus-
tain the Democratic majority in the Senate
in thus applying the gag. INDEX.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
HORACE GREELY AT CHuRcu.-l

HORACE GREELY AT CHURcH.-Mr.
Greeley attended st. Paurs Church on
Sunday evening. One who sat near him
says: He came in rather late-took a
seat-put on his glasses-looked at the
Minister in the pulpit-looked up at the
ceiling-then took glance at the audi
ence on either side of him-leaned back in
his seat, and-wsnt to sleep!-C hieago
Journal.
Like all honest editors Mr.. Greeley
sleeps easy. In the exciting National Con-
vention which nominated Fremont Mr.. G..
took a Tribune from his pocket as the Or
gani2ation commenced, soon read himself
asleep, and SO soundly too that he was not
startled until by the thunders of applause
brought down by the eloquent Emmett.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
Spirit of Washington Letters.
The New York Times letter says:

WARRINGTON, Jan. II.
The Senate confirmed Mr.. Clifford as
Supreme Court Judge, to-day, by vote
of 25 to %. Comeron of Pennsylvania,
who opposed him, was absent and one of
the New England Senators Unexpectedly
voted "Aye." Thus again the unfaithful-
ness of Northern men results in serious
public harm. Messrs. Pugh of Ohio;
Stuart of Michigan; and Boberick, of Cali
fornia, voting with the Republicans. Messrs.
Hale, Hamlin, Pugh and Stuart, made
speeches in opposition to the confirmation.
The New York Tribune's letter says:
WASHINGTON, Jan IL.
1t is well known that when Mr.. Buchan-
an formed his Cabinet, he had mind to
nominate Clifford to the office of Attor-
ney-G General, while, at the same time, Tou-
cey's friends were urging his claims. In
this difficulty the President asked the opin-
of the Supreme Court and they advised
him that Clifford was not fit to be appoint
ed, but that Toucy was-both having been
Attorney General before the Court in
former years. Now, however, the Presi-
dent is set upon forcing Clifford upon the
bench, and as the opinion ofthe Court was
well known, it became necessary to have it
recanted. The pressure brought to bear
upon the Judges has been so great that
they say that Mr.. Clifford will be very
good Judge, and that it by no means fol
lows that the want ofqualities in an advocate
disqualifes Judge. On this state of facts
an eminent Democratic lawyer and mem
Der of Congress remarked that the Supreme
Court had given its opinion that it re-
quires less brains to make Judge than it
does to make an Attorney General; and
that what was not fit for the kitchen might
we'll enough be put in the parlor.
The New York Commercials letter
says:
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
If Gen. Campbell is to be recalled from
London consulate as is supposed, it is to be
hoped that his place will be supplied with
a man of equal character and ability.
l have heard that the name of George
p. Morris has been mentioned to the Pres
ident in connection with this post, and that
the President would be glad to appoint
him. l hope it is so. 1t is due to the lit
erary men of the country that they should
have some share in the representation of
the country abroad.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

E% The Wyoming County, (Penn.)
M'rror, We infer from the following para
graphs, takes pay in producer
We've no turnips to mix with our po-
tatoes."
"Don't bring us any moro apples. We
have. for the present, qaont,tm suefeit,
which means-great slathers."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

By R. H. GODDARD.
I never yet could understand
How men could love in vain;
hold it weak and wrongto love,
And not to be loved again. a.
For me, I must have heart for heart,
Deny me that, and we must part.
There be who lore, or think they love,
Without return for years:
They waste their days in truitless sighs,
Their nights in hopeless tears.
Not such am 1: my heart is free,
i love not her who loves not mel
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

The cradle is the woman's ballot box
Yes, and some of them deposit in it two
ballots at once. Now isn't that illegall
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

Ter pretty daughter, and cautions her again
owe, while, all the the time, an amatory see
S going on between the girl and the very loy
ghom the old dame breads.
Daugher, while you turn your wheel,
Listen to the words I say:
Colin has contrived to steal
Your unthinking heart sway.
Of this fawning voice beware
You are all the blind ones care;
And mark your sighs whene'er
Our young neighbor's name is heard.
Collins tongue is false tho winning
Histl the window is unbarred?
Ahl Lisettei you are not spinningl
The room is close and warm, you say;
But my daughter do not peep
Trough the casement-night and day.
sColin there his watch doth keep,
Think not mine a grunbling tongue
Ali here at my breast you hung,
], like you was fair and young;
And I know how apt is love
To lead the youthful heart a SHINING
Histl the door!-I heard it novel
All! Lisette, you are not spinningl
tits agust of wind, you say,
That hath made the hinges CRATE;
And my poor old growing Tray,
Must you break for that his pate?
Ali my child put faith in me;
Age permits me to foresee
Colin soon will faithless be,
And your love to an abyss
Of grief will be the sad beginning
Bless mel sure, heard kiss.
All! Lisette, you are not spinningl
Twas your little bird, you say,
Gave that tender kiss Just now:
Make him cease his trifing. pray;
He will rue it else, vow.
Love, my girl, oft bringeth pain.
Shame and scrr0w IN his train,
While the false, successful swain,
Scorns the heart he has begulled
From true virtues paths to shining
Histl l hear you move my. childl
All! Lisette, ysu are not spinningl
You wish tstake the air, you say;
Think you, daughter, 1 believe you?
Bid yong Colin go his way,
Oh at once, as bride receive you'll
Let him go to church, and there
Slow his purpose to be fair;
Buttill then, beside my chair,
You must work my girl, nor heed
Allhis VOWS, 50 fond and winning,
tangled in loves web, indeed
Lsette, my daughter, mind your spinning!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
1Doetrp.
SECRET COURTsHIP.
FROM THE FRENCH OF BERAserR.

A blind mother sits in her cottage, beride
her pretty daughter, and cautions her against
love, while, all the the time, an amatory scene
is going on between the girl and the very lover
whom the old dame dreads
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
By R. H. GODDARD.

From the Home Journal.
THE PROUD LOVER.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

like your father-rest his soul-but deed
1 was wrong"
"Kedagh-now-my dear friend-the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-22
TIE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place In the
II bustness Of env8a 4 BRASS PLATIHo, proposes
70 MI ell orders for ane Silver plated Door Plates,
Door ksoos, Ben Pulls. Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 70 the use Of Doors md 0hrroh
FsWes l~AgntainS 1ods Points, window Sash, OArri.
80 aAd 1arness tvtmnings platsd 70 order a ahoet
Deoeas Al vesk waSrantod equal 70 ~ bssA.
W11IIAQ On0ARA.
~ e1n9n0 ~ q ~ R0naVtvaniA Ve1ee
s.~:::e;Sss:ssS 'a''~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-22
Millinery.

Millinery.
\ EISS EARLE takes this METHOD to announce to
wi the ladies Of Davenport ano vicinity that she
has taken the store In Forests Block, recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. ana Mrs.. Thornoike next 10 the store
Of Mr.. ". L. Kilbourn. where may - found con-
ttantly on hand Boanets, and Hsts Of the latest and
most fashionable styles, and . splendid assortmen.
Of Ribbons, al Of which viii b sold Ut prices suited
TO the times.
De07dtf j. DARLD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-22

From
v1SSCHER, OWEN + CO..
General Newspaper Adver'g ne1se
tAPPLxTON's ~BUILDIN6J
No. $40 4 3ls broadway, New Yet.
IMPORTED WINES. GROCERlES,kl
l.. a. w. GEERY,
zOS Canal St. 4 40 Bros dway, N. \,
tEsiabii.hed ise4.)
Importer aad Dealers IN Fire. Qs0laiss
FAMILY GROCEkiES,
Oder 10 the TRADE HOTELS, PRIyAlz <AMILIB
and al rho AZ choice In their taste, ssd desire
- genuine article, = large variety Of
TEAS, GkhEN AND BLACK 2OUCHONG, POCCn
On kkGLiSH BREAKFAST, OCLON6, IMP
bal, HrsON, GUNPOwDEK. YOUNG HTsOK.
4e-. Ia chests and half chests, &c.
COFFEE-MoCHA and JAVA.
X SHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS,
g. very Old and high grades, IN original pscka.
IS, demuons, magpums and bottle.
BARTON and GUEsTIEg,S
CdAMrAnNES Meet b Ihapdon's. Cabinet Imp
v.rzenay DO. Heidse.c 49,. Munn's, do DO
Ru a., Whisky, Gin, Arraek,
A~Sn.he, hirsch. nc Ac., ia original packages.
ssl' curacao, AAraschino, Auisette, Nc. eau, Bat
MALT LIoC0Rs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
EsbeiiNh AI.ES.
Sk6AkS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PiCkLES-kNGLISH and RYNCH
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CHEDDER, ROYAL yICTO-
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kkE, SAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
oIuAKs-LoAV, CRUSHED, P~ULyERISED, 81
CRol8, Ac. in barrels rnd half barrels,
HAAS-WE3TPHALIA and AMERICAN.
Oils OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
SIour Liquors are warranted unadulterafed ~
" Nur own Importation. IApr, IA oly.l
X INDUCEMENTS TO AGYNTS-HxPKRI
Oanyassing Agents wanted in III parts
OF the country for the comprehensive Geography
And History, Ancient and Aoiern) Of the Whole
world" froh, the earliest ages to the present time
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Removal.

CHERIJY LE0HARD'S onioe may hereafter be
- found 81 the Court House.
H. LEONARD,
td aAp0hevt0. ~ Anoatnnuntv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-22
Removal.
Removal.

vTNHE undersigned has removed his ONCE TO thu
i second story Of g. l.. Nichols new Block, corner
second aud Brady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money 10 loan on Real Estate by
or7dtf ".
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

LES yrsrrsuas DE C,HrRBouRc.-QnHtd dams
lie journal de G~herbourg .dh % 'stlt : "Ee
inombredes voyagenrs gni on' viSite ClertoIre
n occasion des fetfssest d ,euxiron 5000, Snl
20 chifIre environ HH5 900 %etaient oranges 81
dsparte,neut de Ia Manchc, ct re feste s'eiail
recrute paarmi les habiians du dspafteinent g
p~rincipaiement des ACCOMPLISHMENTS de Cher
bourg ct de yalognes.
|" fes Anglais igurent popr un ch'ife asse'
fnrt dams &c uon,bred de yisiieurs. Les q,ielq''es
cents Yachts aai ont mopille snr rade pendan,
les ioars de feies avaiesni apporte IN CRANE
nombre dc potabilites de l'Anglelerre. t1nt
tren,aine de batinens IA sapeur venataf dr
ports de Ia Msnche ct . aH0ceai ne PC q
Saint Petersburg, ont aussii transporte al't
grande qwnantlte de ~voyagears.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

UNr EpIrArHE rEeS1ouK.-On 1it sur y
tomhe d,m horIagcr dams 10 cimetiere de Had'
ssrd IAnsleterre1 la cnrieuse e pitaphe qpi sult'
.fi.Gii, dalis la position hcrlzontale. y
corps de Georges Routtelgh. horlogef. oonli y
talent hoAosa Ia prolrssio,s IiintegFlle ~ !.
ressor, principal al sa Viz, et Ia prslueNee ssNsi'
de- reguisteur a ses actions. 1ons S. ma1s IS
mems e,a,ept 81 bien regles que janla's Il ne
arsobligea que les gems non initises : "a e's,
,ia 81 c9oudnite. II snyait 81 bien disp"ser sou
temps, que ses henres glisserea, sur m eaa1a y
perpetnei de pIaisir ct d'agfenIent Jpsqna s.
IN me minute faiale nit un terme ason ex's7
lance. Ii est mort age de 81 ans, ayan' ! s
nerance d.etre lie bieagelif nnpres d. crease'l,,
Il de 50 trourer parfaiiement Fepare el ms q
neuf dams reternite."
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

LIZ pRo1rs DE la eoNscRRTaN.--uns Fran
Gals nomme Michel. d nsaralise At,sricain, ct
ouf etsit ,ctourne en- Ffafce reinforcement, q
eie arrete ct cnntiamne asnlie aimee desprtsnu
ponr u 'avcir pas ~salisfait i Ia conscHiptiais
mili,aire. ct ~ensnite i seFvir' CONNIE soidat pen
dant sept aus. Michel ezra apleIe AZ lailaslEe
anne ricain. mails le principe d stt lycol1ttluu IAas'
%ccluici, comme par nv secretaire q Eint au Wsfe
ricain, ane nnl ciioyen ne reat renonscr = ssi
na,ionaiile avapt Gull h'oil ~satisfait ASA dettt
inililnire go
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

f =. ~ E7SffF15E LrIF. .lsAEfA<
plus rAmeriqte anFait, de6nilivensent,
ui trai,e avec Ia Chine.
,ZCe sohtlM des n0uvelles. cr0yons.nous, dnte
nature tres sasisfaisante poHr fAmefiqMe, et
l,u ID; co,seleront, sans leine, du ridicule q0e
e correspondent l~sarisicn dun iautMalde New
ftsfk, teS COnttirr de- Etats-U nis, essaic M
jeter sur e sl@ys qn'N representp, CONNIE M
ssrainant Nth SveMor1ue DO ia France eide Am
Yerre popr fnmasser. lnvec IL Rnssie, les
Yess To festin.s sabs avtsir risque nj IN sent
Ngs ! splhat. III dabord. ciest Ia nne acc,isas
M sAns k~nldeNent, me piajsanterie de pen de
gunt de IL part dan houiae d. beaucoap dies.
prit ct d'rTdii,airr dun grand TACT, 4Se
QueIles raisths ~ Flats. This etl IA Nass;e
ponvAient.i ls iMlskntr ppM iii meier 4 Ahe
guerrc,- phisqnc gaeffe II laval ,.0lA nj lime III
antre de ces de6x pnissadces nd 10 tr05uvaitht
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ritAteef
Ponnr c~omprendEp ceflp situation, II sntit De
remonter i forigine; da ditfsrrsnl qni i neces-
site ces armelnentS .daberd mystesieux.
presou oHicicllement dement's en- France pHrae
commencement. an moment ufeuSe Oh II feaspfes
parait avpc le plus dardsAr,s 1. AnG,etktte.
await Oh croynit nvoir paa inporte,I des Moiifs
de nlaintes centre la Chine : d. Ii Hue exprdi-
lion maritime resolae conire le Ueleste Empire.
| Minis lei Yolaiieess. encore s~aaisnanies dr Il gnerfe
de Crii,uec dime, part. De lnatre H. difficulties
on Ii, gmaveruement B~riien,dgac e tfenvait
engage dams lsInde, luhligerent i en- appeicf
au concdurs amicai dune antre ptks*anre il
4 adressa i son, nlliee de frslche date. A IA
France DOL .r's aanafS c~fllssxeaire. nns discre-
tien don't dMSs KY slsk enc,Fe Replication La
Franceet | AngIeterre rattitent d,a,c III g0efre,
ld'uaai copnta,nnisNn lnccord, c~elle-ci ppNr son c0nptc,
ceIle.la pour Il compile dc sen alice y
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

La GHsse. LES Ears sIs EFT LES puIs,
saNcfs EurofesSNRs.-Sil ny a points rrenf
de 10 par, dn ieleglaubc, dams Ia %uouvrlIe aI,-
portse par k Persia dunt nous avons aiinonce
i'arriyeeh isr malin, les Etats- UBis Sc trouse
raaient appeies 4 jotier mn role important dams
l~afaife glo.franoo-chinoise
-Dsprts eette drpeche, ce serait aux Flats
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02
aBITANB BIT COMM,
ATRIoTE DIES OpELo,

ATKIOTE DES UPELol
Rfepille Ia plus repa. /.
faroisse St. Landry, fss:
pectueusement rappelle aux PEI.
sonnes qni ont des.avis 4 donper,
qn'elles trouveront TN avaN
certain en- les falsant inserer dams
SEES COLONIES. sas .ss,s i,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

0nuVEST DE LIMMACULEE CON
crpTION pEsoPELOUSAS.-Les DANES de
sa,nte-Iyoix ont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lie public que
Ia rentrte dss Glasses du Convent aurs iie1 lie 20
d'ocsobre ~eousrns.
Op.lousas, . 6etohrc, 1893.
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IJApUEBOT REG ULlER ENTIRE 6

lIJAQEEB0T RHtiuLlgR ENTIsE LIS
~ DPEiOUSAs EFT LA sN0U-.
yEELE-0RiEANs-Le bateau q G"9@1S
vapet,r Bsyou Belle. John Lyons 4SigSiaHlESt
eapitainc, fcobtinucsa SEES voyages aMzEzk@
regpliers claqHe selnaine. il q~dittera le debarcadere
de Waxla tons les MERCREDIS. Il 10 henrcs dn ma.
lin, pour Ia Nouvelie-O Orleans ct il partira de la Nou.
veilc-Drleans, tous les SAMEDlS, a s lieures de
l'apres midi. ponr les 0pelousas.
lie BAYOU BELLE est dun fable tirant dean
e. ealyule poar cetle na,,g"t,oa' res p]ian,enrs = e,
voyages malgre ID baisse des eaix ct des embarras
Pour toutes alleges necessairesp pour apporter lie fret
a sa destination. aucune augmentation de prix ne
scra iaitc jusqu'a Washington.
Reconnaissance dn patronage qai ieur a dfja II.
accords. ses proprietairhs redoubseront d efforts pom
lie ineriter dams favenif.
Washington, Z octobre 1858. -
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DOUSSET e. GHNIN,--No. 80. rue da
~ Canal, pres de Ia rue Ghartrss,
leans. Usb -f.t i.se -
Importatenrs et marchands de qnineaillerie, con-
teIlerie. Gisils, peignes. brossss. p,rfimerie, papier
IL fcnrnitures de bureaHx, articles dc pecle, jouets,
ct ua grand assortment de merchandise DIES ~faitaiste
ct d'importation drecte.
O,seloueas, 2 oetobre ls5a-lBn s. 8
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4 We x ASi KIN I'm cEQUl kxs noNcRR'

4 NOS Inns Elt cEoU TrSroWclsss
Ne POURAAss4a0 4
o'est toujouts sGG1s anaifB dsiseaie 5oue I'M.
trer dams les personalities, d, dans caoi o,,e
&c soii qui raies iaxe d'eFoistne. est e.
pendant jus'e q lssiiiins 4 IN Journalistic qal
possede IN avaniage dy referer Gu ier,acs con.
vennatles ratS nuire q autfni. ConnaisSa,il
notre p.'si'H nous en- rarlerona supplement.
et sa''s NY y a~soisser les sentiments IL
persunne. Jsai5ast
=. = , ao"'a. ~. .~rlsto,s ! nos .nn,. qsi ont
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