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I'M A. CALDWELL, Real Estate and GeneraI

Il "A. CAEtDW ELL, Real Estate and General
LIE Commission Broker has taken the Office up stairs, No
o Pennsylvania whore he selling and
buying real estate where the Union renting and collecting
feH procuring houses lease business
taining 70 foa estate with unexcepoDai legal mid .-
Ihe sceient Of lh Of hny description .he executive dc
pafnen and bureaus and Congress- and members
o. Chges especially tans o. tho Instant newspaper
press M subscriptions advefsng hs oxperenec being
enable hin dfn the nec6ry fotms aud insrustn
YES png soch So attending TO having ver|6ments
o ai q epapers 10 tbe Dsrk af CauIpp
where application otherwise saving
expense Of atp 10 city, and prompt returns made.
Also the negotiation OF good security and all descrp
uons business which properly be cassd Under the head
general commission brokerage. f'" 80 '''
xss Hon VIM A. Harris (ormerly OF MssourD DR. A. Y,
Garntit COL JAS g. Defre mayor Richard walach, e,
ee propreors Of Tie newspaper generally of wahnfon,
ues J. g. D. davenport Hon j. s. Csie Richmond Va
Hev Win fmer Allegheny CITY Pa Col A. Burnley Frank
hf KY, and JOHN o. &rgtn esq New York city Dec lido
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spscial Notice 70 sabscrleersl

Pymeu,i iOf 1bscO6s muai b made Invariably IL sdyaBce 80
always be csoobtul the The parOd
uulss viii DO giNyH a. sul sTitsra
he tir p hsgriItst- attrt a. piies
~ mail viii fsk Of the HubseTibers aud noi
d tLe pubhshsf VI 10 Union.
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HNEXAS LAND AGENCY.

rINEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MccARTY & BROWN, Austin Texas
. .. .. General Land aud Real Estate Agsah,
pay sell land commission, and at
ytng pertaining general land agency References
given, ....- ..,. ".. #-#... .rs . .g..El..
Upon receipt OF will toward address within the
postage the and best ssuod) OF the
also % sued Of 400 pges reading matter contain
ing Of tho the and In
agriculture tho increase Of population
wealth. revenue statistics Of all the counes railroads, v
ers, improvements, &c. Sc., &c. s .... Oct 2o-wH
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[NO. 6ss,l
Notice for the restoration of certain lands "a
market IN the state OF Mississippi.

rINIIR graHt of land made by act OF Congress Rp-
proved August H. ssd 70 tAs ss'e of Mississippi 90 @ "a ts
ads hSryin nicnunei, having been
ar adjusted authorize the sea from rHbra~a " the laes
% M, , - ss - ~ ~ s y.r,,a sn AZ,
Jackson the line bewecn the stats o Mississippi aud e sAlc OF
Abh" situated thJ undormonuonej t~nshp which have
which subject b. entry al tis dale OF
withdrawal Al the ordinary manun ior soe tbo
graduated prices under Augu ls5a Viii bn
entry the and tho places hseaer saq a et
thSy nlay bays graduated al tho q Wtluarawal
Al oS ~ iwe0y day Of
Nay nexvz
S@tA ands rtgfas cAoota,O bass line ana meriflsn.
Townships Q 2, and 8, Of ranges i2 5, AMI a.
Townships and =, OF range 8,
the clusnrs on Monday u day
May next tsit tt sd t.a tiAt Haal
Nora aad eras cAOola.s bass lsas maiIiaas b
Towaship o, range; an z e. ~ A. ~ and lS
Townships y, TO- IL ~, rs, ~ aud 10, Of range 10
Townships 10 and ii, Of range II.
fo~nshipa IS, isi and 10, Of ranges is and TO- tf
,hs nd ONCE Monday the ,hrI d~y of
Nay next VIZ
Noth and er tas oso4a~ ta's l'ns and msrtdian
Township Z, OF ranges and 0.
Townships aud 7, Of range T.
Townships a. o. and Z, OF range 8.
Townships :. s. and Of ranges O. 10, H. IL, 10 and IL
Township l. of range 10.
Townships 3,4, and 5, OF range 10,
Townah!pa 3.4 8, and 0, Of ranges ~ and is.
Notice also hereby that the
bere sections, within six miles zach side OF
Withdrawn from sale location BY Notice No
1850 will be restored and Ad open
be subject a. required by minimum lay. Gf
cents pr acre, viz; # st f
NoA and east Of ne ca ir~ tass ''ae a.esidiaa
Townships IL, 10, IL, aud Is, N range 10.
Townships 10, H. i2 Ia IA. aud i5 ranges n aud rs
Townships 10, IL, and AZ, .. range 10,
March, 1859. fiios A. HkSDRIcKs ~
, Commissioner Of tho Coz sraI Land encs.
March ao-lawsw fiat saar.l
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ii ANps ON COLLEGE HILL FOR sALE-zTl

ANDS ON COLLEGE HILL FOR SALE.-The
Trustees OF the Columbian. College have determined ovr Tor
sao aud invite proposals ill April 1889 for the purchase OF that
portion OF their snd lying south OF the College Coau fronting
boundary street and koutenh extended including
Of forest aud ontipins In all about II G s1
The beauty a eligibility these lands building beev
Cd Ia ha ny cqusi other
Washington. opportunity here afforded cnerrisins
vdual or make splendid Improvement
BILE Investment handsome has already beon oaefed for
The terms will be mate large portion OF tho mouoy
remain the property years, desired.
For further particulars address Through tho Washington posi es
A |yt N .Ii REV. jos. HAMMIIT
Mar B-3tawtlAp Treasurer ColuuDi.
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FTNO CONSUMPfIN ES.-A clergyman having cured
his Of consumption It's worst stages, after being given up
by phy ians make known the
mode (Which sucecun cse those aeieh
coughs cojs consunn and ho viii sepd The same TO
any address, free OF charge. . ' .""a t.'.-. ''.
Address enclosing stamps pay return postage, .
.. .r.... .s... =. ~ ...-. ... '... DANIEL ADEE
Mar I--dl2mos r.. .. 2ll Centre street ". Y,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

aRfAT soUTHwEsrEN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
~ RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tonnessee Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
through Tickets great Southwestern Rail
road ONCE sixth washing
Ton Ferry Boat George Page At to oee Of
Inc Orange and Alcxandfis Railroad, at Alexandria. s
TO Richmond Danye Iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville Grand juno
uon slemphls, Montgomery and New Orleans /.
By and Continuous Hallway Connexions 10 Memphis
Anordng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter ~ any other route.
y boat George Page leaves the foot of Seventh street
O'Clock where take the
Richmond charlottesville Saunn, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock at Richmond aud all points Southwest
making sure AM close connexions 10 Memphis
Baggage wagons omnbuseS leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, and 7, p IA. -. --..-s ~ yE
-7" y JAMES A. EVAN5, Agent,
. Iune lS-tf Washington.
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MEMPHIS 81 WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH

NAV line
Cbansag sA tie American C,npany's and National Tlsgrh
Lines.
Omecs wagto IIolA entrance street. wlards
Hotel.
nNIIIS new Telegraph Line 10 now open for busi-
connects With Richmond, Petersburg, Lynohbug,
Knoxville Nashville, Menph Chattanooga ycksburg Na,csr and
Now Orleans Atlanta Augusta Charleston Savannah MonigO
cry Mobile the South aud Southwest alt Intermediate
points mportIAec Washington Richmond will be oprr
sed wh Printing Telegraph Machines connecting al Washington y
with tbs Amoean Teesaph Company Printing Lines 70 blnoFe
Philadelphia Doeioa Portland Bangor hsax Nova
Scotia Johns Newfoundland, Spnshed Troy, Albany
sester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville 81
Missouri, Kansas and onors
reliable Line Of Telegraph the commercial and ieiegrahag
public. Mar div
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Townships H. H. u.s. and as, OF range l.
Townships 4l, AZ As, and ~, OF range 2.
Townships ~, .2 40, and a, Of range =. % 90 .,
90 80 s2 81 and 80 Of ,o.nhp ~ fractional sections
@ and 81 aud ss0ns ma 81 and 49, 80 W g aHSp M sS S
oai the Il Of the NE 4, the sk x aud the
sot tho sM Of section so section 81 and fractional section 81
sections Ia Il and s. orownshp AZ; the y Of the NE and
I Of IA; sscion "a ine o The
W as s G As sh Nj sssH Sc e. ss aaa s
sw J. SO, township 10 AZ; the
se sw Z o. section IA sections is and so the Nv tho SE
the MY srbc NV ~ and the sw y Of 'nsSwA Of section u;
scoas g. l. g. g. TO- H. Isi. IS TO- a. 2s "a a6 2e az as
80 s 81 81 ssus @ s%a ss q raSaa y Is,
kuaccas as s2 aud st and section 80 OF township 81, of
sections a; Of the NE a. and the y ofthe Z
Of section O. sections s. TO- ~ "a u.s. 70 ~ ~ 2o s 80 81 81
NV OF each; section ~ except the = Of NV sections
y @ and as the M ' - \ q GS NV Nv ~ @ y .S Ss Ss % s% y.
!; Tho NV and ls sw Sr section 2i tho
ie sE OF tins NE i ane the y Of the 81 section "a
w. ''i'ss y ts.,ss si q n $ %
sS SS Sng S ia Ia 8 hsE s x Ss S NJ NJ & IT, sw 3
the NJ ~ hsNw y THE Sc a and hs = otseouoa 10 seeio
NV ''Sa hs wv SS's q ~a %S rs~ o. o w. ~
il 22 the x "a sections 20 rs aud
IS o 'Ss1sp ss % and 81 S''s fGwa.p q @ " y =
se$ttSRs and ig qS S N,s arts 81 A lae sW Of the
" 4 &c s II X s"a sna az rs sT sS
s . I. ss s. Is saa % .sSoa 70 the !. Ss .a S ~ ana s
Isl sections 10, p Is,ao az "a AZ gs So So 81
ss $ So Sc s"sir ss 81 ana ssa-sp ,sss' $s d K
81 s i 8 ia ss :. q l'fs,3s ,aa 'ss 50 r H.
g 's SP S@ = i s'; .s .sG &c & 4 s1on ..,
!..iS. n ssl 4. ..s. ..s;s:l
s. ~ i ls 20 "a ~ 70 2s 49, 81 81 aud so Of township a.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
sale scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
four yssrs will be sold for little than half price to
wishing purchase The scholarship
tuition whh $40 per year. win sell for s9 cash as
the original Is wprth 1850 pr 1880.
Adde'S cATAlNE care u r. D i, Washington ?, abe.
Isc 9--dU
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A NECDOTE5 OF LOVE; BY Lola Montez. 81
IA Diary of Lady Morgan 81 .... ... -
Tale Of Progress by Jane Anne Winscom 70 cents
History OF the Shakers; y. w. Evans. 76 cents.
Arnolds History Of the state of Rhode Island Vol " 3d.
Mechanics and Builder = Price Book. 81.
Mary Glcuwoh Or the Forbidden Marriage by Reynolds 90
Red Right Hand; by Ned Buntlne. rs cents. ..-
March ERANCk TAYLOR
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VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
IA city and resumed his practice -..' -uE t'''
Operating residence 4o7 street. 9Th and 7
gtrcesi doors from Post efdce 80 " oet l&-dN Z"
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-- The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE win run as follows; 8l .@
Alexandria at A. TO- IL O'clock 2 q, and O'clock
IN.
Leave Washington o. II O'Clock, m; and O'Clock,
THOMAS CoILYER when the route viii o. opposite
Fare Is cents
whaley connecting with the and coyer will
leave
be tNe boais leave Alexandria. tEa.t .H
June s-eol Il RICHARD wALI.ACH, President.
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NOTICE To TRAyELLERs.-NEW AHRANGE,

NOTlCE III TKAS SEIbERS.--NEV a NhhNGE-
Y MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE -rhoMWAsIi
NGf0N DIRECT To ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH AM slUIHWEsT,
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND tUIOMAC RAIL
INETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the soth
and Southwest Boats leave their berhs foot Of 9Th street at o
Passengers by the morning boat can obtain fno
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail of 3 hours down tho
Potomac passing iull view Mount Vernon BY the
evening good aud rest OF four hotts In
arrive Richmond III time to
connect al he fol South Southwest
great this 1t being Ia
100 miles csa raroadng than other route
making certain connexions TO .... b.. +.
FKsDKuKsnrIG, pgrKRsnuEa yRGA WKIDos ASD
wnNixGIus, CDAnlsJy, 81 c. Augusta Ga. MONTGOMERY
MOBILE NEw ORLEANS AND ALI SOUTHERN crks
E#.E
Also connect Richmond with the Danve Souhside Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads r...
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO ..
Danvile, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans. ..
through tickets further Information the route inquire
Office No 372 pennsylvana avenue door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9th street
GEO. 4. MArfINLY, a
August lily Ticket Agent.
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g ECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING G00DSs-TLo
- undersigned have lust opened thar second oyoee spring
goods comprising wcle VI eo
yeslug, spring agd which they
yte tbs special atieuoA thol friends and custoners
r. OWEN a SON
Military Naval aud cizens Merchant TaiiOrs,
MtT I9-3taw2w No 2l2 Penn. avenue
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N9BIGE I9 FRE ElIII.IgyIlI94 fI.AIlLAAE9.

NOTICE 10 PRE- FNp{IoS GIstntaSIs, ..
Every person entitled e le g prg e ay " We anas
d ~ tho sG 10 the sasinstoa Of il register and re-
ft Che pEsgSr land alee sad sss pyseI neor az soon as
seeding MS notice and before the dag appointed for
public the lands embracing
Tftra A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General land piaGe
Dec ao-law1sw llnl saTl
Mons Under the regulations pi s dssraon5 as heretofore and
now e4Ng % R a0E hde advertising pocamsions
such publishers Specially Authorized 10 publish by the
Commissioner TN General Land Once
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LAND!! For sale,
w 10000 land situated ia
raising resA OF IoNas The different comprising body
hand wore tho heatrigh Of actual being perfect
indputabc These lands situated the
er Polk Liberty Harris Montgomery Grimes Katb, Boque
ohnson Nclenncn exar other tho
Ncches, Trinity East hay
Colorado and their u,aIes OF hse tracts beng rail
roads In aud constructing rous OF closing
bnsness matters loss OF sight lam disposed sell
half interest in tho above retaining the ohor half
bc sell the whole greatly reduced price tor apply
the Office Of this paper, 10 ,ao subscriber.
t .ht .a WEE '.t . }. MORGAN Houston,
Mar 5--wpS.law county,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
tho War Department private
thorzod sen "a private sale Of lot No square no,
sitpai ~ the New York
Containing about 1000 iect Of ground by
story brick bailiing fsf' ~ilftf8 tr 'Irrst
tho story Immediately moth Of
"Winders Baiiding .sIit sEtH5ft taaf
These both yory valuable property
on accommodating terms Apply 10 s ~ iNii+
.r.g JAS. c, MCGUIRE * Co.
Aueiooneers aud Commission Nc, eh.rss.
March S-2aw2m
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THE JEWEL REsTAURANT,
northeast cornor Of llth and streets.

THE JEWEL NEsFAURANT,
Northeast OF IIth and streets.
H. BoRS REIDhaAN, proprie,ors,
ON hand at all times the CHOICES wines, brandics
~ whskeys cigars No The eating department will at all @
be suppci with oysters. aud ct decey cAiels
ted TO SUP NE t " Nv si ieus, prepared by excellent
FJnpgA cQtN,
s Tor private parties at all snrs, and also to for
Ashei Nr uptnrnsliod
A lrvo luuoh set at III O'Clock. Feb 2l-dlms
y. BAUMGARTEN,
No 4oo Ia area opposite Odd fgIost ssuF,
VNNGRAN Err and designer IN general, manuiac-
IA and nyen@ @ tho mproved seal presses watch
eagyer, So ensraver music puneber stencil cater copper
pae aud Yraphe Is prepared 10
moaon gold silver, brass copper. so Sc IN gooi
rkmsns by any other estabhmcn tho usleA
subscriber feels entrusted
him viii give perfect Subtraction, charges ulads
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND Asp BLOCK SEALS,
WATtIioASE ENGHAVER ia. ...r..
WOOD gNGRAvER,
MUSIC PuNCIIER, ....
STENCIL. CUTTER,
coPPERPfATE ENGRAvER,
Jan b--lyd sc, &C, &C.
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W WANTED.- Spanish gentleman wishes 10 give
Wv practical ossna IN spanish cxcssre Cor
and crmsn With gentenan gepimsr With
languages iis address asternnei the Onion
Jan 26-du
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
The Art Of Pleasing.

A modest and virtuous young man,
on first going into society, is apt to be
sorely perplexed Upon the question.
how to make himself agreeable to la
dies. He need not be ashamed Of his
perplexity. Washington irving, in one
of his early sketches, confesses that
well.dressed lady was an object perfect
" awful to his young Imagination
We were once acquainted with gen
tleman of distinction in public life, the
father of several accomplished daugh-
ters, who conld not. even 10 his fiftieth
year, enter a drawing room when Ia
dies were present, without painful en-
barressment. 1t is certainly a good
sign in young man to stand in some
ave of the beautiful sex. A person of
coarse and vulgar mind, who thinks
more Of himself than his best friends
think of him, and who Knows little the
worth OF good woman's heart, rushcs
fearless.y in where an Irving Of an Ad
Olson would fear to tread
How we'll we remember little Incl
dent of our early days, which helped us
to overcome our bashful dread Of the
society Of ladies Seated by the side Of
a beautiful girl of seventeen, and over
whelmed with consciousness of our
inability to say anything to her which she
would care to hear, we chanced to observe
that she, too, was trembling with embar.
s Mhat c,Waa6 sSmpE.ps III dis dsnnx "
finds that his enemy is more complete
ly terror stricken than himself. Ad-r
dressing ourselves to the task of divert
ing our fair acquaintance, we soon for.
got oar own fears in sympathy with
hers. Bear this in mind, young gen
tlemen, who blush and stammer in the
company of ladies. The girls are as
much afraid of you ais you are of them
You ale awkward in your manners.
you think. If you think so, it is like
ly that your fair friend thinks other
wise for the really i'll bred fellows that
we have known have never suspected
their i'll breeding. And, after all, what
is good breeding but habitual good ma
ture? The simple fact that you ,sish
to please is proof that you possess, or
will soon acquire, the power to do 50.
The good heart and well.informed mind
will soon give grace to the demeanor,
or will SO abundantly atone for the want
of it, that its absence will never be no.
ticed.
Besides. the girls-that is. the most
of theln--like man who is simple in
his manners, provided they see that
there is substance and worth in him
Graceful manners and ready Wit are
good so far as they go. But be sure of
this, 0 bashful, blushing youth, that.
hath in the society of ladies' and Of
what you 1iu pass, in the long run, for
The art of pleasing, 'a.more--no less.
thing more than the art Of becorrr~po-
honest, kind, intelligent, and high-
minded man. Such a man, be he CRATE
full as Chesterfield or awkward as Cali
ban, all worthy women trust and love,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
Death of DR.. Franklin.

~OAsAA W -. . AoAAAAA.
AS raped at the door, who should
come to open it but old Sarah Humph-
ries. was right glad to see her, for
had known her for long time. She
was one of the people called Friends,
and mighty good sort of body she
was too. The great people set a heap OF
store by her, for she was famous through
out the town for nursing and attending
on oa.!l the sick; :s - Indeed, many Of them, l
and die right if they had not old Sarah
Humphries with them. Soon as she
saw me, she said, well David how
dost 2
oh, much after the old sort, Sarah, ,
said !, but that's neither here nor there
Il come to see Dr.. Franklin
well, them said she, thou art too
late, for he is JUST DEAD!'
'Alack a day. said I, then great
man is gone
Yes, indeed said she, and a good
one too; for it seemed ss though he
never thought the day went as it ought,
if he had not done somebody service.
However, David, he is none the worse
OFT for that now, where he is gone too :;
but come, as thee come to see BENJAMIN
Franklin, thee shall see him yet And
she took me into into his room. As we
entered, she pointed, there did thee ever
see anything look so natural?'
And he did look natural, indeed
His eyes were closed-but that you saw
he did not breathe you would have
thought he was in sweet sleep, he
looked so calm and happy. Observing
that his face was fixed right towards the
chimney, l cast my eye that way, and
noble piSyasbbove :SAt above the mantel piece was
of our Savior on the JftowSas it was the picture
could not help calling out. 'Di.s-
all, Sarah what is all this 9
what dost thou mean, David . she
said, quite crusty.
why, how came this picture here,
Sarah? ? said I, you know that many
people think that he was not after this
sort
Yes said she, 1 know that too.-
But thee knows that many who make a
great fuss about religion have very little,
while those who say little about it have
a great deal
That's sometimes the case, l fear
Sarah, said l.
Well, and that was the case with
BEN njamin Franklin. But be that as it
may, David, since thee asked me about
this picture, I'll tell thee how it came
here. Many weeks ago, as he lay, he
beckoned me to him, and told me of this
picture. up ssssi!s. .sad Asgssa ! :s&1! xsals
up as he look at it; and he said, aye.
Sarah, there's picture worth looking
at! There's the picture of him who
came into the world to teach us to love
one another!' Then after looking wist
fully at it for sometime, he said, Sarah
set this picture up over the mantle piece
right before me as lie; for like t.
look at it; when l had fixed it up, HI
looked at i. very much, and, indeed, a;
thee sees died with his eyes fixed upol
! itp