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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

AT sEA-fIN A SPEECH. The anecdote of the
man who, attempting to quote some learned au-
thor, g forgot his name," and also " what he
said, - reminds us, by a faint suggestion, of the
case of Judge NJ, of Vermont, who once broke
down, from failure of memory, or rather,
perhaps, of imagination, in making an address
to the jury. The judge-at that time prac"
tising attorney, and an advocate of some rspu-
tation-was making an earnest appeal to the
jury, when, growing impassoned as he went on,
he launched out in strain of fervid and vehe-
ment defamation. Happening to make use OF
a nautical phrase, the orator was naturally
tempted to follow up the figure, and, by conse-
quence, soon found himself adoat, sailing before
a stiff breeze at not less than twelve knots al
hour Suddenly he came to dead silence il
middle of a sentence. He tried in vain to finisl
it. Not word would come to the rescue
Everybody saw his embarrassment the cour
and jury smiled the lawyers laughed-whel
the orator, beginning anew, concluded his speecl
as follows :--'' Gentemen-I am dead-becalmeC
only let me get ashore this time, and &c M
if you ever catch me at Sea again as long as
| live "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

The INSANE DoDCE-A negro in Louisville
was arrested for breaking open the box of a
comrade containing three silver dollars, and
stealing one Of them. The usual plea of insan-
ity was urged, the counsel declaring that no sane
man would take one and leave two dollars be-
hind. Whereupon the Cufee who was robbed
exclaimed with great emphasis g Massa, | tell
you dat niger amt crazy; he broke de box
open and took de dollar out. Now, if he broke
de box open and puta dollar in, den rdsay he;
crazy" The argument was conclusive and tho
thief was sent up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

Lord Tenterdon had contracted so invcterate
habit of keeping himself and everybody else
to the precise matter in hand, that once dur
ing circuit dinner, having asked country
magistrate if he would take venison, and re-
ceivng what he deemed an evasivc reply =
L" Thank you, my lord | am going to take
boiled chicken, his lordship sharply replied
That sir, is no answer to my question ! ask
you again if you take venison, and | will
trouble you to say yes or no without further
preyarication.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

the handy, here is my knight who is ready, saw
ing the honor of this court, to prove that he
villainously lies!"
This warlike demonstration, SO much in har.
mony with the character of the period. and the
chivalry which Francis the First was trying tC
revive, met with complete success.
familiarly 81 Grefier you can pack up youl
papers. There is no writing to do. Madame
la Marechale has taken another road and q
much shorter one" Then addressing the Mar
quis, he said Z Well, sir, what observation d
youRake Ss this incident!F'
The Marquis had glanced at his own portlJ
person, and compared it with the martial aspect
of the lady S knight.
~ don't want wife by force said he
g If she won't have me, why won't have her
and there's an end
With these words he made low bow and lef
the Court Then NJ de Vieilleville asked if th,
lady were not free to marry whom she liked
and, being answered in the Affirmative, invited
the whole company to come and be present a
the betrothal between Madame Phillippes ant
the Prince de la Rochesryon, which would tak'
place Immediately. But the willy lawyers de
clined, saying that they must deliberate anC
send deputy to acquant the king with wha
had taken place. One of them also, whispered
to the knight; "You had six months tria
before you if you had not been so clever. Th'
Marquis had an interrogatory of forty article
prepared as to expressions that had been pub
lcly used by the lady to him and his people; a
to the kisses she had given him by the way, es
pecially the kiss at Porte Saint Marceau ant
as to her saying to one Saint Julien ia circum
stance that would have gone much against her
that she would give him a chain of five hundred
ecus for the wedding"
"WelI, well, says Vlellville smiling, " al
we need say now is, that a French woman ha
outwitted hundred Italians"
Thereupon, tho betrothal between MADAME
Phillippes and the prince Immediately tool
place ; and in two or three days they were mar
ried at the Augustnes without much ceremony
the bride being widow. They lived happil,,
together for twenty-five years, and had sol
and daughter: but the princess survived boil
her husband and her children, and died in fit
teen hundred and soventy-eight, forty years afte
her curious journey from Turin to Paris.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

A witty NJ. P, celebrated for his bon mots,
has said that, in the late discussion in Parlia-
ment on the bill for legalizing marriage with a
deceased wife's sister, all the speakers had for
gotten to urge that which, in his opinion, was
the best, if not the only argument in his favor
namely, that by marrying your deceased wife s
sister you can have only one mother-in-law in
stead of two
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

=" Can any boy name an animal of the order
endenta that is a ront-toothless animal u
A boy whose face beamed with pleasure at the
prospect of good mark, replied 81 can. -
Well, what is the animal? asked the teach
er. "My grandmother replied the boy
with great glee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

10 kill bedbugs, take corrosive sublimate and
daub it all over your bcdstead. Then burn your
bcdstoad and bed clothing, and move into an
other house.
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That was a very singular mistake made by
Digg at the wedding, who, when introduced to
the bride, wished that she might enjoy many re-
turns of the present happy occasion.
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Al tho land Office FoKr DoDdE commencing Monday
yrst day u June for the disposal Of the
numbered sections within tho undetmenoncd townships which
remain TO tho United Sates is sis miles each side Of the
bnque and Pacific raroad subject required by w
mum Of t,oo dollars and nv osnss per acre. viz
NotA y tie bass Inns and sess u asx principal
Townships 90, Of range 10.
Townships 49, 3d. and co. 10, II, a. 49, "a as 49, III
49, 10 20, and 81. NH
townships 80, 80, 90, and 81, Of range az
Townships 3d. 90 and sl Of range IS.
land CITY, commencing Monday tho seventh
day Juno next r tbs dsp0eal d the public
red snntcd within tho following townships parts
townships, viz
North the base line aud .ot Of the nfh principal meridian
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Lady Alec aS cents.
Tho Forest 81 IS.
The Pretty Plate, Uuyenle) so
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few Hcons where this first and highest excellence
horton Post
This an extraordinary book That tho author was
BY deeper production
sna
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london Monthly Magazine
The skssches society, story
Athurton has great purpose London Neo Monthly
Tho young lady just girls
all perhaps loved - WHO
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WOOD kos and water falls the forest clearing, and The
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descriptive powers evnccd in Tho Forest
ry.n--N. Y. Asnneslta
me nncst portions descriptions hunting
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,es s.. s 3
ms os@a y e AZ A;c s =, w = y
"1ha Mr. Huntington faculty apd sss may by
any eae Who WI road ten Of The Forest Tho the ad
venturs Of an Indian
with tbs sharp outlines tho humo breadth real life Tho
incsen Of he Journey uToush tho Wilderness
growing like bowers Of commonest material facts arc
charntngy described. -Lcndow AAeno~w.
that reader great sn,l who take. up
this me Pretty P1atc) will lay n ,rI I
story story told halt dozen children parIor Thor
Comments point the w,o mat ~
with such graphic that listeners us In h
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which uvene discrimInacd and portrayed
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
VI WAsmsuruu March a. 1854

on ME PETITION Croasclt Banningon vsou pray
ing M granted 70 hin u tho LIT July,
18tl mnchnes AaiApg barrels &C. Gor
years t expiration q add patent which place
the Isl day " JaH, 1915
Il b ordered pccs heard at the Patent once "a
Mony t ldh q 1sne nexh vt Il ociock III persous
appear show any they why
titu ought not 70 be Gfzntsd.
Persons or8paug tho required
Ouco their 0tectns specially BIRTH III writing
days herc TN day hssG all testimony lled BY Asr PARTY
DO uzed u tho said hearing treaHed
ton. III -0
The tcstinauny win 10 the
dcposios other relied testimony be fsd
tho cce before the that day the arguments,
any, within ten dRys thereafter
Ordered so, that this notice be published the Unue Washing
ton T., md Post Boston, Massachusetts, week fer tree
JOS. HOLT
Mar 27--3twSat Commissioner Of Patents
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q0an0ia"s ncSea&00
service hereafter require The contracts viii
nut for specific quantities, hut for such quantities A. ~
require be delivered At sosc navy rcspccf ely IL.
Contractors not rcsilng the placrs where deliveries
must establish agencies at sc places that delay nny hr''
nhing whit be rc7uved and when contractor ts' ep
q comply with reui-Ipn the Chief Of TIM rcsu Of rcv*
Clothing shall be authorized to direct purchases 70 be adr WY
the dencicncy under tho pcnsfy to In tho cp
record Of Fcqutsou duplicate thereof at the esa
roquslon has been made md received
Separate Oncrs must bO nadc f0f article ench
aforesaid navy yards and In thsa srtbs @
taned In The oner the Chief Of the Bureau Will av6 Tho r
capt morn ii the articles contained such and 0
renaindcr and bddcrH whose proposals accepted anA m
ohcrs VIII be forthwith notified and early practicable 81
no returned 70 tho bHrcau Within exclusive a The um
quircd Or the regular tran~ntsson cs tho mail. -
of Respective contracts Win H. rrnuc and
ccntum tn addition will h withhold az ali psyn
on accouat thereof csatera rersry sddn 70 srcs1s
pcrmfmsnce and mot any event 10 e paid until T. ~
complied with eighty per ccntom the 1t all dtnsM
made viii BIZ raid ny tho navy agent within thirty days aw
duly a"shent'cated shalt have heen presented 70 him ~
bnnk mrhs " proposah M obtsncd application
navy agents P0rtsmonth Now Hampshire New y"
Pliasphs Baltimore, washinxtu Norfolk, frnsaccs and ="
bureau ~ st44
record duplicate 81 the letter tns~mng hs
ocrtance II hs psrpoA viii h ncsincan herea ~
10 ths mcaniog q thc ACT II 1884, bid viii be psde s
ccptcd m couformity with this understanding. -
Evcry oer made must b. accompanied directed 10 ~
congress making appropriations service r sec
approved 10th August ls]s) ny written gnrapec sres
or moro responsible persns tho that thcy
thaf the ttddef ~ bidders WILL hi tstr hi be rccpcp
mo IN cunCniicr within Ave days, with gera and saccn
consider any prcpoai uniss accompanied tho guarantee
by law tho competency guarantee certncd ny "
navy agsn district attorney collector s
The nhpn q Afhkers called and dcrI~ III
sciss r7w~d, IN @sscn f.y ,r7S,r jas rigid "~
sH wM h. wak hnuvN tn nfies esvt sample "ra
rSp nome mt sif hoe thp. Il cI r
March 1e-lAw4w ~
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tho anc oos Il ptH eonsnciug Thursday the first
day q July nex kF The dispersal 10 vacah 4Sds
bd SECTIONS within The scxnshps which ssnsln 10
tbs United States, wihs As Duhaqus and
Pacific raiFoAd thu subject
required BY law mninun dollars and any
viz. ~
On the 'Dubsssssad ractAC RAILROAD"
North the bass as and Of the nh principal meridian
Townships %, co. and sl cf ranges ~ and sS
Townships 30, ~, and ~, of ranges ~, a. and o.
Townships ee, o. ~, sad ~ Of ranges - and 10.
townships 9, q, and -, II rapsos A. A1t4s and ~
Townships %, 70, 81, ~, and ~, " rage ~.
Townships 70, o. o. and ~, Of range a.
Townships 90, VI, and o. Orange ~.
On tbs iowa Ceatss Air Limo railroadp 80
Township No. u ranges "A and rs.
Townships 10 and q, Of range a.
Townships So ST. g. VI ranges ST. 49, So co. and Al
Townships 86 aud 81, Of range a.
Township &c. " range 49,
Al tho land once Council Biu commencing on Monday the
seventh day Of June for the hereto
fs s~ed situated within tho following parts
Of townships, viz:
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Blrvys commencing Monday tho
nswrsd within aforementioned townships, which
s%,T g 9 vr ..,,a.s ~, within q [ 2. .s s a ows
and the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad subject
CURED BY law % minimum Of t dollars and my cents
On the aiowa Limo railroad
NoA n Ae line IF AsJytA principal meridian
T T"wn.sD I. 4 AID g. q r. s"9s y y !,
rownshrs 81 ana IS, q range a. --
Townships s3, ~, and es, n range 10. arg
4 4sxs:s ); s !, y ;. 4 mn. =
TcwDships IS aud q, q range %.
Township ~, Of range AZ.
the "lississippi Missouri railroadn
Townships II, 70, 70, and 80, ranges IS.
Townships q, 70, 80, d ranges 81, 81, and S.
Townships y, 70, y, and 50, q rrnge ~.
Tsxn. s. .ss a. e. e. ss.aFf %
township . g g and nd 4 = e. range s''ss
Township 70, Of range ~
On the Burlington and Missouri River rairoad.'
Town.s,ps e, =, H. and g. Or rang: 81
Townships 70, u, q. and Is, Of range g.
prrrQcE commencing Tuesday the day
IN ne ss ~ s
United States within ~ miles On each "a. The dubuque and Pa
required BY aw minimum x to dollars and ~ pr
On the 'Dubuqae and racac railroad"
Nora n ns bc. line y IN principal meyfsian
Townships 81 and %, Of raugo4.
T"-n.h q ss :nd %. 81 81 rspso
TOwnshrs 81, ~, 80, and 90. Of range ].
principal meridian
Townships ~, 90, and W, Of range 1.
Townships 81, 50, 90, 20, 2 VIA
Townships 49, 80, and 90 T. es, TO- H. u.s.
and H. I
Townships 90, 49, TO- and VI, Of range u.s.
Townships 80, 90, and ei II ranges 10, II, and H.
On tho "Iows Central Air Limo raiIrc~dn
.Noth tbe line principal
Townships ~ and 81, Of ranges I, 2, and
Township -, II ranges 4, 80 snd7
North @ ~ base iire and yss principal mnissan.
F,~vrs amAa Aorrs m
10, IA, u.s. and TO-
the At Pour N Mosx commencing Monday tho
fourtoenth June Disposal az TIN lands
r.sbeysd SECTIONS within thu aforementioned
which rernaIn the United within sir ~ enA
clown Central Air Linz railroad" the NrissiIA MsEour
railrssd suhe required by law minimum II tso ar
~ esvsG per scre, viz:
On tho "Iowa Central railroad"
NovsA y ne bsss ss ne A principal mertdiaW
| Township a. a rangc l. -
| Townships " and s. 81 ranges as A,s,s, and7
NcrfA and Of thc ah principal
Township s. a ranges H. Z, and s.
Townships al and A., n ranges and T.
Township r~nscs o. 10, H. H. H. a. 1B and 10
Townships 49, a. and IS, II H. H. H. a. a. IS "a
and ~.
Townships ~, 80, ~, aud rs, Or range ~
Townships AZ, a., and a. n range n.
Townships A. a. md As, " 81 and 81
Townships - and 81, n range 49,
On the "3nsss%appi sud xIsscnr rairoaAp
N~A gAs ssss lt~s s~d q AsafA prnei,a ~siasrm
TOwnsaips ", ~ and ~, sfrsss~ J. :, ssds
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TIME object of this suit is to procure decree for
tho saa Of tho Matthias Dormsn
county, deosscd for tho payment Of his debts Tho bill
states hAt said Iorman hts life indebted and died Indebted
nywo cout, October 1885, judg.
msnt rennra Ia tho county 1
day * nbe 1o5S thai being Indebted, tho said Matthias
parted ths ~ about tho month Of january 1885, nse and
dented other rcrsons that cs q administrator his
pcrs granted orphans
pnrneM 1Advinc county persopal
tae nsusnt M the payment Of dcccdcns debts that he died
scixd of divers land5 county
his emc he had nortgaged said pune Ioadvnc r the
meat ccEn Achts and that said debts paid
Novemht 1854 sn Doran and wife exectsd decd Robert
w Dougor Of said county all the lands he puYchascd Of
Ftanc Waters and John Austin In the
ANNUITY hundred and dcan during liza hs
WIFE, Elizabeth DrmAn, consideration premses
In said decd copy which C' complainant
entered that said III
elcd thai sa Robert and Elizabeth
this suit that snd Matthias rnan left the following children his
only hcrS ~ law 70 Wiz Emily Francis D0man who 10 Of full age
and resides without the stats Of Maryland Thomas Dorman John
Aureha T. poSman Matthias Dorman Amelia porman and
William Edward Doran ~ 1T whom reside
set esnty Tho bill for tho the real
Of Ahs the q his debts for such other
rseaas tho cse may require r order Of publication agans
dsanaa and FOR sabpmns nor the other defendants
oil Of whom lsu IN Somerset county.
It's theraupon ordered s 2kh day Of February 1885,
conpanan by causing Of this order
published Washington city
siye weeks bco tc twelfth day u April next give notice said
Emily Frances Dorman absent defendant the object aud substance
Of M And warn her in this by SOIL
cor before The thirteenth
Uses and show se has, why decree should
prayed. s 1855 LEVIN woOIFORD, Clerk.
T. no copy-Tast:
LEVIN wooLFoRn Clerk.
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mo. bss.l
by tho President q ne DATED States.

IN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
Il dons tho United q Amaxra, do Aerehy declare snd
make known that pubic s VIA - hed ~ No aadssnsnApd
land occs IA ths s Of swa 4 the periods hsssnsr designated
10
AZ the Land oco oHAGu ceunsnnns Monday
day u Juns next r hs aaa II the pubic lands heretofore
sSod suAsed within the following named townships, viz
North If the base has and tho afsh principal
Township loo, Of ranss A.
Townships ~ and l0o II range a.
Township %, II range -.
At the land oce Fort Dodge
eensh day June next or tho disposal u tho pubic lands
fore situated within tho following named tovashps And
parts of nshps, viz
Netk Of The bose line end 1 Ms fA pytnespaI sutsan
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William Birckhsad e.. Purncll Toadvinc,
administrator Of Matthias Dormsn,
Elisabeth Dornlan. Robert W. Dough
erty, Emily Francis Dorsnau, Thomas
Dofmnn, john purmnn, Aurclia DIR
man, Matthias Dorman, Amelia Dor
man, and William Edward Dorman.
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NAVY SUPPLIES 1859 SO.

Navy Dsr Axruyr
Bareaud Provisions and Clothing. March II, isN.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed endorsed pssh tos Navy
sapgs w ,. sse y, a %. Husau as: scOc.
which Ave day. motto. sh. g given IS sss sAa.aA,a
A.s..shuss,s Eoos'yn NV Yotk; .nd 0ssIDr ss's
oomm.ndos oasoers shs rsa navyyarda during ~
biscuit Ssar rcc apples pickles. sugar VI sssse bsr
mclasscs, vinegar, and whskcy
manufacture Of the 1857 1885, shah ~
.s,urod from -four made q he crop @usd.ss 'h d:i
and conform In sxc and shape - tho samples which Deposited
wspacIc aud delivered rs j charge o hs Usiss s.s s
sound weldrcd bright -four barrels above dcsched With The
al the option or thc burcau s S.7'' \"
s oar sss ss cS e ss =, man. e Why.
wheat q the crop naedassy preceding hc d.s q as fs!a.es
% ne % e ps srs sos sad r ~ r. %
1, Oh ,s United s Il s Ss sss
headings % b. e red YAK u s ssst qy strong ana Won hoped
With lining cps around sse cSa and ssus Y quality e sample
barrel and not more than sixth Tie required quantity BE- In half
The rice shah b q tho very best quAty crop
ately preceding Tho dsss q Tie ,sal,ns ~ the .ase
BY dng only and shall DO Of the crop u hc aatmn m-d
ascy ~sssans ss d Z, q The reqa'ons sr .bs sa
ana S one sn s Ss g. n 81 r. nS %
eas iss ~is sss
ar and s s 81 H.
e. g. X, named ss VA ~ 81 ~, ~: d
The hops Tho eae consa.aing whkey noassss v's
shall ~ according samples = tho said ss
be dry and q icr packing. ssss a......
III sas ss 6 sss sGs1s ays &
IT, ssss s sss s IL rs tho s s.s as.:s % sss
be the crop immediately proceeding the dates Of tho Regulation m
Tic ,nnsscs shall he fully equal the very best quality q Few
Orleans mi sa es aysssS Y E % e ~
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land once SOCK CrS, commencing Monday
tyr ncxt s the disposal tho asds
wrc6sred, stuasd within the following townships
parts Of townships via
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NOTICE 10 pRE. E2itTloN CLAIMANTS
Every prrssn entitled y shs right q sEpaca
lands within town6hipg and ~ tow aAaxe man6ed
required establish is bs satsfssoa q ts ress IA
Receiver Of the proper land oce and sgs Mey~ ~
practicable qr srt0 III Nai and bes the dry appointed The
Il this public sale x se hand embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be fcrfeiedA
THO6 A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner u tbs General land 0dlee
Jan 2s--1ev y2wtts [InteIATtxrl
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Az the lnnd once CpuSCn commencing Monday
fourteenth " Juno the disposal
nSRbred sections within tho aforementioned townships, which
within
Central Air Line railroad the risslpp and Missouri ralroad
Burlington
CURED law minimum Of dollars and my per acre.
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r. k--E4ttoss II the above papers viii please
biik p she ht6nt 0daee, with paper containing
March l7-~1nw2w
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Mar 7--law4wSun

-
nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALL
nt class fancy and staple dry goods adapted 70 general
All cnrs stock q fancy silks shawi mcussenea
msntles, TO-, at vastly and recently reduced prices
Que pcc only marked pain ngurcs consequently inexperienced
buyers uvcrulurgcd
Balls presented for pay nlcut monthly.
I'll determined purpose near
business without disturbing
have existed bewecn many
scres Of years" M
PERRY BROTHER,
uCentral Stores y building
March 9--1Cdf opposite Centre Market
TlAXATION AND THE FUNDING SYSTEM by
IL j. r. McCuloch; II VOL, London s ri s-E
The Logic Of Political Economy by Thomas Dc Quncey VOL
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