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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
The Washington Tragedy.

The criminal records OF tins country scarcely
furnish parallel to the horrihie Tragedy e'a'"u
in the Metropolis ot tue nation Oh ti,' oaoo"'"
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
The Tragedy in Washington Statement
of Mr. ButterWOrth

Mr.. Butterworth last hi ght prepared state
mcnt t. the public, which includes the following
tart- While cpnversng with Senator Gwin and
II member If the Cabluet. he received note from
Mr. Srklcs. saying Come 10 me directly"
What does no mean said Mr.. Buttorwort,; Il
will 90 md see him. lie went Ia his house Mr.
Sicklrs on the floor in agony, and did not
speak for sometime When he did he said: II
nm dlshonored and ruined man. and cannot look
you II tn" face" Mr.. Sicklcs then related the
circumstances Of his grief. and .krd Mr.. Butter
worlh- nIvce. Mr.. Butrcrworh advised him 70
send his wife ~ his mothers. adding that Con
gre-> would soon uajourn, and that this course
would excite 10 remark; then 60 to Europe for a
few months, md in the meantime arrange for
divorce. Mr.. Sickle- REPLIED My friend yen
mistake; it is town talk and even all the negroes
in the rcichborhool know il"
Mr. Nut,erworth then said III such is the case
there i, but one course to pursuc-I need not
poiu' il out." Mr. Buitcrworth thercupon left
him and went TO the club house. lie looked be
bind, bat did not see Mr. Siekcs follow him. He
stopped NJ the club house and took glass Of ale
Whrn lac cane out h" met Mr.. Key at the corner
Of the a,cuucn and Sxtrenth street, near the MARY
band house ard shock hnnd- with him. As he was
about leaving him, Mr. Siekle came up, the latter
snym', You scoundre!. You have dishonured my
fnu.i,y prepare to die" and shot Mr.. Key. The
SIR. Butterwor'h did not interfere was be
thou. ht they were both nrmel Mr.. Kew took
from hs por.et what afterwards proved to be an
opera glass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

slavery oas of /. territory" can imagine how 1t
ssa.i delegate this authority to u Squatter Legs
Iatcre As Douglas views were endorsed upon
Ire 3scasion referred to- by several other Northern
Democratic, We perceive here another rock upon
which the only national party will split Can
the Charleston Convention reconcile those differ
aneaaf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

hff' "hs u'f ne iInc " hrE" stfc Il IuhHr
is.aee shtrt time II, if' has h.s h,ru
.,,1' Il II since ,aci AMI t,.l,
u ta l,ii II tc.n,r- ktii. "
al. i Il attseN'- having had ito ra-tl
- IN uriI nal .,t,
friends htSe ,.escI ..o,,a
fNt II - til" Lair t" t,,rsilai '!a Nrta,i-o
Ia breudIs Prtraturriy Er"A. IL K.
IT, 4t>;,r Hts1lsI Hsra,d
ii ttt a,I ,,.I IJttl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

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10 Id. oF EYAasELisf.-=i.. luf humber of the
18th instant, you say-z...i .pondcnt asks US
'76ar opinion Of the preparations advertised by
Mr.. ;. \. Allen, in our eapor;" but, in the use
Of which, except the "Zyohal-amum,' you profess
to have bad no experience rs have trici aiair
experiment with those article, it may be Of some
use to others for to communicate the result.
My age is sixty. One year ago, my hair was
very grey, and has been gradually falling, until.
on the crown, it has become quil" thn. About
the lst e March # the pre-, nj year, c'inmehe-
ei using Mrs. s \. Aliens ..Ee-toier,' No. !,
according To- directions. al have continued to- aP-
ply sli "a; re>sn; If the lin onrc in htc" or
four weeks, on retiring 10 bed. My hair is now
almost restored to it, original color, and the hue
appear, to be permanent. In sa'i:ded M7f he
prepuratioa IS no,Atny tx dg.. Iai opcrd!ts,pca
he s"rtei'oas. Ny bar cea,es II fall, Which 10
certainly an advantage - pi.c who in dtt.ger
Of lcr"ning lall.
The "Zylplalsinnn' have found the le.t and
m st agreeable Embarrassing Of anything which
have ever used fer thai purpose.
Et'N. Vi. THATCHER
ife,er, faeadHyo Co., " J.
Rev b. TnoRNlLol. Eescoi Lancashire, E,g-
hr'I-"iour Hair Eestorer i, perfect marvel.
After having n,el it tor six weeks, my ertrcD,e-
~ grey hair restored 10 its natural color:
which satisfies my mind that It is not a dye. |
can strongly recommend il. AM shall feel happy
in answering the queries of any you NAV refer to
me-"
The ab,c' C,eJyymaa /, ~eH 1Jo~n Mrouytom
Gret Br,hUn and n maay N H. Fnitcd .Stairs.
PREsIDExrJ. II. E,1ov, l.. l.. b.. Il non Uni
vcrsity,) M,iieeydoro' Tan.-MAp,M--"I would
state that some time last spring. fund NY n,lR
FAILING orr, concluded to purchase II bottle Of
your Hair Re>torer,' &c., Mtl give it trial
commenced using it, bat very irrrsuarly. bat
notwithstanding this ire Snlar,ty, found that It's
influence was distinctly visible. THE FALLING or
ornnR CEASED, and my Locks. which before were
quite GREY. WIRE CHANGED To BL,cE. From what
| have seen of its effects in my own case have
rcason t" believe that 1t Is capable of accomplish
ing what it proposes to d. NJ: To PREVENT me
HAIR FROM FALLING or #ai I, EE~l,RE GRE,
LOCKS To rnriR ORIGINAL COLOR.
Rrv. MRs T.. {. ANpRts many years mission
AIRY to llayti NotoStaf5 y. !. IL consequence
OF her long residence i'll ato.e nanrI island, her
hair and scalp was i'll IL very ruicathv condition.
After trying various arteI,, withaut sncccs>. and
eventually using Mrs. s y .tlcl,'.. she writes to
the "Americnn Baptist'"i Eltn drr tcd much
benefit from the use Of Mrs. :. 4 Allen Worlds
Hair Rcstorcr, aad Zylolal-a,aun have tr:ci
various other remedies for my bar, but never any
thing that 50 haf,rialiy and PERMANENTLY leneti,-
ted III" a. has those of MIS-. :. \. Alirn.'
i;ry. g. A. BreKnEf, 'lreas. Am. Bible Union
Id. Bible unon Quar,csiN " J. CUy.-"l
very chcsriuly add my tr,tit.ia, to that of nut
mcrous other friends. have Gurl the Zyloha-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
LYNCHRURG AGENCY
NEW YORK INSURANCE GO7EPASv.


1 me, ting OF tn, Loo AL BDAHDDF DItEU TORS for
\ the Mn YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. at tn.
tapiei IN the city OF Riehl"md led TUESDAY,. FEB.
III Attl LIST 1902 the adopted.
L. un't' r,sued President ant Directors
have eNamic the report AID NLi5t OF tho louk LIE
l>>i haNo COMPANY, + the ending the lst Jannar,
le.h nj iens satisfied w'th is prosperous condition
ddf rtrnnehd it 10 th" and al the
community The NEW oKk LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
TO" eonIn cxis enec tor ut'n yearand It's Cap al has at
Jp Invested IN State stocks aud
Is Ids AID Mortgages Real Estate.
W" think 1t most p "iiabr and safe mode OF investing
m"1'N lie pioH's TO the bcucht Of the insured AMI
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT. FER An
NJ u on The PREMIUM FAID Besides these investments
tie law Of New ,rk rcquitr al enal
that On Hundred T";and Dollars shall be drpos
tied wi.h tie STATE CoMPTKuLLER to meet any lawful d.
nlAni> Will the Compan.' tail to
invite attention To the Laur" ob"cs and advantages Of
LIE INSURANCE. a. set forth by ihiS Institution.
II VIII be by the above stacm that this Company
is ~ ttrisi.lng condition.
regard 70 tlin subject Of 'FE
lASt \ Vi would do well 'cail on tho az, nts al tn:
abaNeG"mp "ho VIA give trrm information HAT
he e II IL tc erenc arp TO either member OF the 10
cal BpA3.ip.
PRESIDENT;
1H" rus MUNio'p, 50 'seary of Commonwealth OF
ifEihaj
DIRECTORS
THps II ELLIS, president James River Kan iwha Coz
tn, T. At0usf. tA'torncy atLsw)
Jod, = aGhI. / ann +, King & Queen Va
R,N 4 N ~. ,rastui uGcI Presn chnrch)
KY "a TAYLOR, Corresponding Seey Soutl'n Bait.t
Wi r,I>L. ,hcnt game & Ca. Merch1ns3
HtNhf EiLlsUH. t>hcrfD
GnAS " Put; Ii. tBanher)
WI VI StlfoT d.,
Jsas, IHoe' 5 Jr, Cr"brcr" Manutacturer)
OH, \ PRIOR tt,i.or OF tho : aes Washington ID Z
MEDICAL fAAMiNI.ks3
I II GltHfE NJ ID, A>n rH"1As 4. " ALKfR ID.
". 81 RIOS. local =. .rni
T. wuKlIlAN.GenI At Attorney for va
!. ". Iltui IEi. tirIrta .,teaf.
RFfit 80 MAIN SKA II ki' 1MoN3'. A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

EbtK,..C sAs.E OF sLAvEs-A.ao,,,,,;.
sahels under decree uf County Court II BE # nj
J. 'nutitt III Ihc ease OF Cook
at pub aitfn, FIR DAY an Ut n AI,eU "a =,
mt 81 tn Market !lonse IN Iy hchLus IlEs init.
- mar sara ana hei Ct.hcr. a-eI - cais
All Nrfh I'D Woman. .l Hannah -
HIM \ trrdt" vS--I..
tony chic. SCI, with inter-, al :l,Ll,iai, ~
q WINGFIEip
i'h = 'ii'' L.. & BttEKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
Eruln fhs Hthnns.l


NJ, S,rhlos is represented rs being very pen,
tent, and is overwhelmed with grief. She declares
thrt >hr has had enough of fashionable life in
Washington. and pra,s for oblivion. Sho d.
scrihr> her husband, when he returned to the
house after having accomplished the bloody work.
~ cnl cruS her room looking like n marble statue
on)y u.tcrins the sing.c sentence, 81 have ki!Ie!
him
Nr, : ale5 accompanied to his house lv
tw' -ub,.dnae ofhcers Of the ds'ri,, who made
him pie ~ las word OF honor before they wouii
c.'",eut t. allow him to enter his wife room.
tNa BE- would do her no harm. That he still en-.
icrtaius nr lcr feelings Of the strongest affection
thcre i. "a Ioub;. lie believes that Key ,clu,ea
her from ia" path of rre,itulc, and that hut fHr
him She would never have been false. WhrH Il
gentleman remarked Ia him in the all, "lhi.
mus; t." terrible bl1w - Mrs. Sicklcs," Il
cNrlaimrd,' pressing his hand upon his brow.
"lcs poor child. poor child and then walked
away.
Mrs S.ckles comedies that her husband n
done right, and states that Mr.. Key received AZ
anonym us letter on Thursday night last, which
he showed To her. warning him nsnnst coutinu-
ing hi, visits Mt Mr.. Sickle's house, calling hi. at
tcntion to the fact that he much older than
Mrs. Sickles, and ought not to pursue her, and
assuring him that, unless he iesstcd Mr.. Sirklcs
would detect him. and that in such an even, the
consequences would BIZ serious, if not fatal, to
or both of the parties. Its believed that this let
ter WIS f.u1A upon the body Of Mr.. Key before
the coroner> inquest.
lii reported that Mrs. Sicklcs is en- ciente, aud
ha. made an affidavit that she became so in CON
sequence of her intercourse with Key.
Among those who called upo.; Mr.. Sirklcs,
to-day were his Democratic colleagues from New
York Stat, and Police Superintendent Tall,
madgc, OF New York city. and his aid, Mr.. Brc
wort.
When Mr. S:ckles entered the room assigned
him Mt TIE Jail, the best in the building he asked
the iailor if he hadn't better to put him in.
No. replicl the jailor this il the best place you
members of Congress have afforded us. Mr.. Sic
kteS caved.
From the Journal Of Commerce..
The sadiand sickening occurrence at Washing
ton have resulted in the destruction Of family
peace and happiness, the death of public officer
OF prominence and distinction, and the incarcera-
ton of one Of the Members of Congress from this
c',y in prison, charged with henous crime. The
whole affair." from first to last is deplorabe. but
we d" not deem it proper to express any opinion
upon the relative guilt of the parties, pending
! the judicial investigation. OF moral guilt
there IS crushing load resting upon al the par
| ties.
From the Hsraid)
No iuryin Washington will ever convict Mr..
S!ckles OF the murder of Mr.. Key The pun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

GsyH GIERkSilP OF THE lir>rf<t.> torEr-I re.
4eti ysrlt a III" o Clerk
ri tn ta~tnss C"u't Of the city of I.ynelberf
i'm ati.dpte. M NJ. SEMl'l.E
A.ts" un II candidate for reelection To the
tis#=,-btp Of the Court OF Hastings. Tor tbs city
in idtloie JANIS BENAGH
d We are requested to announce Jl MUS {.
bib AXE candidate the C!crksl the Hastings
tor the al t.yuchbirS IN } dt,lofc
G.4," am Il candidate ,r the otiit. al Clerk OF
thu hH-t1a-s Count of L. nclhnrg J. y. GDnDON.
II l-dtd.ic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

II ~ a RED a. the Old Spring Warehouse. adjoining
Vi j IN H. BtitcN Wagon Manuiactury, al
s'lll ct IL A"rvcIl House. LYNCHBuhG VA
II" lot hAWAI FAN celebrated tor its 1ciancy du
rat / +, I'D ease in working
" nHd state for the foimati" farmers IT,
tia lie Rn,kawiN Fan of the largest seven large
scNs a'l screens made If the b. bright
stt"H aes II made ,cally tie southern
vince a I'M ieHcns "i-lt to be If the
hAhr v do not t.estit- Tor R,ck
AVA "A considering thC n"kr, tie number
>i'Nts a Il The amount and quality Of work Il viii Il, n
~ % l. from . 10 In the mar ke,
i,"ekh"ar Fan is universally known THAI
'sstf, "r ~ say more than that a been be
tii any time during the las years,
lhr price at The Rockaw ay Fan is S3i
trtrr, aIlrt ssed to ii PROMPT
y tbert tis,ouu to the trade
j. MOS IGpMERY & BROTaER.
march Iyn,linr, Y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
Candidates for City Sergeant.

- CITY SERGEANT.-At the - irGiiall ~ my
ps,,. slf u ctnd late tltv
81. Al tn" ensuing Spring rlcrtlln.
til, Hfa,..a II Bl.s NiNGIoS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
Candidates for Clorkshlp.

~ auu"un," myself as c,lntiilatc iar re-
c'fetsa Ia Tin III E" If Cit! Sergeant
=, lttIer JOHN ifDISSt.AI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

COMMENTS OF THE VI" YORK Press CPoN THE
wAsIIi~GToN TRASFnY
Tn" ira yrlv at -hingtan L., leen in all VI
ccs o. ! NF Beyond all the other features Of tn
cd," - ttal 'crrbe truth, that where n m.u 81
h1c jn'rrct participates in such scene, tits
the ~urt 'Nn: lies 1t must be sn--diSms,cd such
SCENES countt beho red ray will be in all the
N,ht 81 the future. An engineer of
runway. hnl, witheu, fault of his own, run tie
Tremendous power under his control over human
hong. The body WAS remu,c! from the rail.
death hld done his dread work, examination WAS
mn 'c' Tia" circumstances, md the engineer ac-
quilted. The homicide was not in him. Yet, Il
iHt'' while t:terward. that engineer came to the
superintendent an asked TO resign his placc--hc
could ut rHluro 1t my longer
"Why 10 YOU co. asked the approximations;
IA, ouo hlames yau.
"Ah.' sad he, Il @na 90, Every night am
CA TIC road, see TINT man standing before the
engine. or. Of III courier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

Iyr ,ur,''ves, va cannot but svmpathisc with
him, Though homicide rannot he justified uuler
ans r,g'uui> tances--nur do we justify it in tins
cA.n-- y, ARE there occasions when the instincts
ct nature rise paramount to every consideration
f Jrl~,n and the bust q. are hurried into acts
which jul tnent would at other times revolt at
Mr. Nu@ics has ability and many good traits If
character" and We hope he may be able to recover
,ruu tn. Amentnhle affair, and yet become
,uI mrmhNr of society.
There is a moral, however, in this tragedy
wi.ch ~ aull not be Lost. We fear socictv in
Washington is even moro dcmoralzcd than pol.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

iobatcp--a few VS. "f ."o weather h-s csr. "A an
hrft.s. "a the Iceeips OF T"b'~rn ~ &c. are not ~
W f"nnae 'nr Guiai us: c'ruon and Irsf
M Il. IN 'd good Leaf sSi 10. pt" "r and nou IH.
e. Apati medium ant good Lug ( ~ 80
nHfAi y" char g. To f'ml1k p II, firm and fl "
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IL - 81 t#w.r gfad & Ca - 80
FL ! a moderate spy AMI with fa"or,ble {.
nom \ Ia, IN n',thtf' u" morAcf >nir4:iit Sd
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gu I'm ~ = ar ir P.erLurg; iar IL no,,
AMI =. IL f'aic-t, & liaNa
MA. -Wh4lesale at al o..
tb.$-t j. aud u dec ard # d eer,.t, 4,
oAl = u lis :, scarce at :. I, 60 c.nis
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,..au, s:.rmn..- >hwn,.h,..n. ..n.n.., /,

y l0I -1-N M T NlNl,--I'rr .l1af
nss54. J.. i'tu kIIrr That i
ts- t' IA addition l." Wat have Lit..t54 "rct,l. -
aasHa teAts. iulyn bottles t"Nl aul
'f5a tltt ,nay order lie rse.-tse,
III II IL" aGauH "t tn" \ lISkii~-
t4#>tHAtpt HItm.h. Mach -. is.G-A y
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t. = l.s 'ih,sr ..i t,s I'm, -,
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,I.t.=r. W. sortfJ .nc,o-'
i.t treasurer a+i1l ."rt lac
~. u l.. ltip,iA>
sl.4 ~ ali 4ae i.ciuc dealers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

\ MI s,tsi ftI.-
ed. BNktR> INEMIt Bit /" VI I. BaN s.l-.r
u u>lIcr @ " h.
afflicted permit lu''ante i L. r"tG'h
"a IT.. It voer lr.niDn, ihrt>. Ihai atfr r>,t
u-4 go. t.N. hat T." ht'iiE ben att ~ VII
.lotlPn and dr',d"I"d '''na', f. + At ~ or
Noals H>d ,N,S my nttt it, trzir Ter
4. constant it'aaal,at
s.,r IliysolnS bit rrirt could i" hal ina
Ntia the cu'lkabl 'cirts 'i
tn, persuaded ;heia IL
she hga iaI"iN Mi onA Ter Ats
il,, cr-d stomach rciHi'Nt. ent -
b. has been tui i'EN t'tis ana
" Ming and shall always "nuur II IT, III Httf-
rsiicc yourself aad Tor III" 'n-ii 81 Hih,rs
=, similarly afflicted. Your "b"i ,n' N''Nftt
4, lt.nond Junr u, ISL THOMAS NJ. fpNIh''t =.
bkhf,> inhMirM I,irIEES -l.rhnond Sept -. - Il
iii u4ag pleasure that add nay tesnsi T. ne v,riur
u BIrrEks III makaA; at ,a1e
.ani~ltd Dyspepsia, ron Viii aN" u!itE
much he A>a III. i n,iis
ii great llcces> after suffering for IL ii d
hi atlnn dsordorrd stomach A. s"u - rs4tr"Ec
~ convinced of thor YAM te tput"s
conni,ntly recommend them tn the afflicted J. ADAMS.
ior by 1.-THE Druggists in I,nchhnrs sd ~ all The
plilta the Richmond. aal "ts, where IN
81 sIaa a,o ot Mcsss this Sott GO. Ha'5tltoh citt
II >.aber * Co Bal'in"rc. Md u j Mti'ef, CIV
ington. Ky and Barnes n Park, y y.
Orders htcd by addressing l. BAkt.' fr'hrie'or,
oct 27.t> l. ,amoGd. a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

gaollouny'- Dinisn"Ht comp. ,i,,. i,t a.
4iIrf ll.4#eri than hls-ln,, I'D D. III
as.Hl at,rt IA, nip nnd eati"te. that
the IN, ItIu. fsrr
das5s., !at" at tia.
Inc - sod tLc lICtnrs, ~ "a 'itea lH.
u, Dr"g ,.st, At % '' an'' - i.
ieb# #dtw.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07

The Stats Journal says that the
Citizen has officially announced that
Lieut.. Gov. Faville declines to be .
candidate for reelection to that Office.
The Journal adds that it does not
clearly understand what has brought
the matter about in such shape. The
Journal speaks Of him as a courteous,
honorable gentleman-a man without
great pretensions; modest and unas-
suming and though he came into off,
fice almost unknown, will leave it with
hosts of friends.
It is presumed that Mr.. Favillc could
have had the nomination q second time
but he is undoubtedly afraid Of defeat,
which most certainly awaits oil the Re-
publican nominees at the next Guber-
Material election. Mr.. Faville uudoubt'
eddy believes in the saying that DIS
erection 10 the better part OF valor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07
BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND THE
# A h M E R,S q UIDE

r SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to publish
J. The London Quarterly, (Conserysti.sC
3. The Edinburgh kevie~, twnig)
g. The North British Review, (frec Churoh1
(. The Westminster Review, tliberaI)
3. BlSckwoods Edinturgh Magazine, (Tory)
These Periodicals ably represent the three grea,
political parties Of Great BritAn-WhIg Tory and
Rsdica-but politics forms only feature of their
character. As organs OF the most profound writer's
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