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| sum up my experience ut Grrrt Smiths home
thus: He is in evident alarm and agitation. incnn-
sisent with the idea that his completely with the
plot is simply to the extent already made public.
| believe that Browns visit - his house last
spr ng was intimately connected with tho insur-
rccon and that il is tse know led .c that mt any mo-
mont, either by ;he discovery # plpsrs the CON
lession OF accompli'es. his connection with the
affair may becnme exIn-ed, that keeps Mr.. Smit,
in constant excitement and fear. That many
others are implicated, whose names have not vet
been mentioned amongst the guilty, | have no
doubt, from the information given me ut Peter
boro Ii a rcqpsition should he made Ivy the
Governor Of Vagina, and the surrender of the nc
cuscd be accedcd to by Governor Morgan, do not
believe Mr.. 5, could be taken from this county
withou. desperate resistance. | should look for
boudshel rs naturally from that event as from
the lInrpcr's Ferry outbreak itself. But at the
same time there il no doubt that eventually the
good sense and patriotic sentiment If tho people
Of the State Of new York would triumph. and the
guilty parties in the wretched and bloody Outrage
he delivered up to the law, be they whom they
may.
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c...,., Srp,s,xTrynrxr's OrfIer.

"a. & TEsS. X H.. LrNcnBcae. Nov. g. 1879.
To tie Editor Of he Lynehharg rifgi"iaH:
DsAa SsR:-Ths eJitnrinl article published m
your paper Of the 81 inst. and copiei from The
Athens Tenn ] Post. contains many errneoas
s,aten,ents relative h. this road that feel il to be
my duty to CORRECT portion III ihen.
1t j. MT true. the elifnr- states ne bei'eres,
that the East tennessee lines prnpos o disc''ntin-
We the Il .uble daily service la consequence ut the
repeated failures u connect on the Virginia ami
Tennessee Railroad. ~ will be seen hy the f,ll'~-
IN letter stntins their roasons for proposing to
discontinue it,
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- Il IL \ l., ID
-seUsn From m, hnn,' Mbnut the lGih of September,
SN4kskM large WHITE cow with piece OF horn broken
H-A on Any person returning her 10 me- gil ing n-
formation mi.rc She ionnd shalt be suitably
rewarded, at the l.!nchburg Agri uitural Works.
nov 3dlht = \. MlllTTEMuEE.
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ENCOURAGE THE SOUTH!
Gail mt No. ul1 MHAaA Al =. h., ErisAurg

Call mt No. nL3 NIAn a.. a4,ECisbIrg,
-. AND tn largest and complete ri
80 mcnt of srpNEs. "Etltr NlEtr IEu> A>ptH wAH ever
y before exhibited la 'l' city. Hch viii be found
- the following manuiaeuIrr,l III Richmond Va:
Tas can u t >5 large double stove, for ether
wood or coal
The EicAaoHd PFF5,iphi Store.
TIC LheefN slendii far.ur open Steve beautifully
ishel; besides great assortment ui bcer, piu aud Cooking
Stoves. too tedious 10 cnuulcratr.
HOUSE ROOFING AND tit fiHIING ,lonc at shor, notice
and in the l., i
All work warranted L. glNr stii1Ltr,iDn.
q Please ca. and my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. T. Il. DofNlN, Proprietor.
5,lis Ia Main Street
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NEW BOOK i.G PERIODICAL DEPOT
10. - iiain ST..

OPPOSITE ADAMS EMPRESS OFFICE,
I.YNCHBURG, VA.
TlNlIE subscriber heg1 inform tine able generally lie
has opened DEPOT Tor The sale Of HOOKS, PEklDDi-
GALS, NEWSPAPERS, Nc. An Books Hud Periodicals re-
,eiycd "a SOON A. ISL Ed By PUBlIslrI:S.
sS'-oriors from he country promptly attended n.
lie rcspecilul! hpiicils Sharr Of imhie patronage.
j. j. CREED,
Eailruad b Il. and Periodical depot,
nov 5dlw ~ Main st., llnc,bHrg.
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GAIN | receiving and opening n large lot of n.u.
and seasonabe Day Goous, all of which will In. su,l mn
the old terms, to- witt Cash without discount
, dts JNO. }. PVRVIS AGENT
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Lynrhburg and Abingdon Telegraph Ce'y,
SPECIAL meeting NJ the Stockholders Of the Lyncbnr,
N and Abingdon Telegraph Company will b. held at The IL
flee Of the Company in lnchburg the 1a II December
BY order of the Board If Directors
nov 4-i5LvcAdec WN $ NDnRIS pros.
HAIR BRAIDS! HAIR BRAlDs Back and front Ir;r
L Braits, aud beautiful style CUrrs at Pha,lnla
Priees.a l.. 4. " I. KINSEYs
3dts IiG Main st,n,,
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A few days ago we published an estraet from
French pape- in New York. lie Libertairc. ON
she slt'ect of the Invasion n fiarrer's Ferry
The position ii took was radical and revolutions.
r,, N the very highest drgros. For the purpose
of calling special attention to IL We reproduce the
extract: s. 3 -ss4a4.
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Silver and Plated Goods

SlIVeT 1!lu FIutGU GOODS.
DECEIVED yesterday. from the celebrated ,a,nuc.,.r
HI OF Rodgers n Brothers, the follow ing beautiful Ware.
Casters; Vegetable Dishes in
Coffee Urns style Chased and Frosted Pitchers Engine
Turned Water Pitchers Chased, Frosted an! Gilt t;oI,ts.
Walters plated Albaia; oval Thread Table spoons and
Forks; Olive Table spoons and Forks OVID Thread Desert
Forks and Spoons Self Tipped Table an spoons SOM
and LADIES' Chased and Cups and succrs saIs
and spoons in cases. nc. &c.
:. NJ. SIMPSON,
Al his New House, opposite Farmers Bank
nov 5dtt Main Street, LNnclihnry
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TI,RIMMINGs. TRIMMtt -u prnrecedened low
Il prices at !. : y 7. KINSEY'S
B dts l56 Main strcr,
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Don't be DISCOURAGED.

DON'T be discouraged, if Ia the outset
OF he things do no, 20 smoothly. Itsr
dom happens that the hopes we cherish
# the future are rcallri TIE r..g e
life, IN the prospect, appears smooth an.
level enough but when "e come 10 trlv.
cl it, we fiud It up hI.l aud generally
rough. The journey Is aborious one.
and whether poor or wealthy, high or
low, we shall find !, so to our disuppmn,
meu,, if we have built upon any other
calculation To endure cheerluIlv what
must he, and 10 elbow our way AS cn-irv
rs W" can, hoping (or little, y,t striving
for much. Is perhaps the true pan. Bu.
don't be discouraged, il occasionally vou
slip bv tie way and your ncighbors tread
over you a hltIc; in other words, don't
let a failure or two dishearuen YOU. Ac.
cldenls happen, miscalculatons wIii some
times be made. things will often turn out
differently from our expectations. and we
may be the sufferers It is worth while
to remember that fortune is like the skies
IN April, sometimes cloudy, and some
times clear and favorable and it would
Re folly TO despair Of again seeing the
sun, because to day is stormy so il is
equally unwise to sink into despoudency
when fortune trowns, since, in the com.
mon course OF things, she may be surely
expected 10 smile again And again :
don't be discouraged il you are deceived
in the people OF the world. II often bap.
pens that men wear borrowed characters
as well as borrO Hed clothes, and some.
times those who have long stood fair Ue.
fore the world are rotten to the corc.--
From sources such as these, vou may be
most unexpectedly deceived, and you viii
naturally feel sore under such deceptOn'
but TO these you must become used Il
you fare as most people do, they will
loose their novelty before you grow grey,
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The Sailor Boys Praycr.

The C0rdet" was good ship: but At
one time we feared that she was on her
last voyage. We were hnt Il few ,ia,,
out from the harhor, when "a sever. storm
"I live day conllnuaEvr ovrrtorE u.
must tell YOU Of an &C, p.o.urmcL IS a
snilor hoy ut the height of the storm -
lie WAS literally II bov, and far bette
fitted for ,humbliug spelling book rhun
tnrng sail in a storm. The ship was
rolling icarIu!y: some Of the riggiug got
cntang.eu at the malnmast head, and l.,
was necessary that some Cne should 90
up and put ii ghl. 1t was periIous
job. | was standing near the mat. ana
heard him order the boy 10 doi. lie
Ii!ted his cap, and glanced ut the swing
iag mast the boiling seas, and a, be
steady, determined countenauce or the
mate. He hcsiDated in silence then
rushing across the deck, he pitched down
into the forecastle. Perhaps he was gone
TWO minutes, when he returned laid his
hands upon the ratines, and went up
with will
My eyes followed him tiiI my bead was
dizzy, when | turned and demonstrated
With the mate for sending him nloiI. "Ne
will not come down alive, and why did
you send him Z
4 did H. replied the mate, 'to save life.
We've sometimes lost men overheard, bat
never boy. See how he holds, like a
squirrel he's more careful He'll come
down safe, hope
Again looked till tears dimmed nv
eyes, and VAS compelled TO turn away
expecting every moment 10 catch glimpse
Of his last fall.
In about fifteen or twenty minutes he
came down, and walked aft with smile
on his cOuntenance.
In the course Of the day took occa
sion to speak to him, and asked him why
he hesitated when ordered to 60 alon.
u went, sir said the boy, so pray
DO you pray =
Yes, sir. thought that might not
come down alive. and went to commit
nv soul 10 God
Where did you learn to pray y
At home. Ny mother wanted nc to
go to the Sunday schools, and ny leach
er urged me to pray TO God to keep me-
and so I do -
What was thai you had in your pock
et!'
NY Testament which my mother gave
me. thought il | did perish | woeld
have the word Of God close TO nv heart.
ChiIdrfns Friend.
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GIAEIER IL.

80 you haven't discovered the secret
yet = said Roderick Vanwener, drawing
an elegant Turkish pipe from his mouth (;
'in spite Of lbe craft inherited from yonr
ancestors. you are baffled by girl who
heretofore you have boosted carried her
heart on her lips. This is laptalizing be
yond measure; and he growled forIli m
oath e! hate such dalIying, and II you
don', succeed soon, ] shall try plan Of
my own concocting.
The speaker was q young man uniVsr-
sally sought after. both for his upcom-
mon personal attractions, and the large
fortune Of which he WAS The possessGr.
well, Roderick, can't compel her,
you know, and surely | cannot be too
wary where there Is 50 much at stake,
rep.ied his sister, depreci.,ingly OF
one thing ] am sure. he daesn't like YOU
any less than formerly, for ihis morning,
even, she spoks Of you 10 the highes,
terms, and still think that but for this
mys,esy, you would now baye been her
belrotLed lover. Bpt J must confess 10
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LANCASTER Ill., SOUTH WEDNESDAY MORNING JNu,Rv m m

ger we just now met! thought there
vas nothing within these doors, and
should never have dreamed they conceal.
ed "A paintingr
'Ihere used not 10 be- responded Min
ME; but you think this resembles him
and so do L.
wei, who is he, and what is his name.
But forGot-you don't know him -
Minnie, dear, what does all this meanl'
L can tell you but very little said
Minnie, and remember, Floretta' all this
Is under the seal of secrecy. Do you
promise =
4 do. | pledge my sacred word,' res
ponded Florelta.
-Four months ago. continued Minnie.
'one dark, stormy day. | thought would
explore some of the nooks and odd corners
IN the old family mansion on the banks
OF the Mersimac, where had, as YOU
Know, heen staying during the warm
season. 1t is II rambling old Louse, and
after passing up and down serc. Of
steps, Two, three, or four, in flight, at
last entered large, uuoccupied room in
which were sundry trunks aud boxes, re,
pnted to contain old scientific works and
things Of that sort. raised the lids OF
some, without looking further, but on
opening one, | thought had found a
quantity Of carefully packed china, and
you may Imagine my surprise when, on
removing It's "fappings, this picture me,
my view, TO the frame was attached n
card on which was written
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OOWO young pi,, we,e seated in the
recess I"rue.I ln hay windsw
IL, which "v-,l "k-d = .suare in the
tsu,o"ai,!r quarter oi New imk cit, -
It's deiIcaIr turlnius "f rose colurcd lace
i"il s"i'lv about the form "i the younger,
who, with upiurnrd s,es was gazing ut
tie moon. witch looked calmly down
thr"ng! VISTA oi snu~y clouds that
sI""'i nut ia heauIItud rel,el from the deep
blue XIV.
The other had thrown herself on a
cushion at her companions feet, aud was
watching with peculiar earnesrne.s, every
cla'cc IN that lovely and expressive face
4 love the MOON said the first, at
length; she reminds me of myself; her
look, so sad and tender, goes straishi TO
nay heart. II SAYS, Il too. am lonely : "
aud she heaved deep sigh rs her glance
no" fell "m tie face mIrun,d ,n her own.
'What strange mood you are in, Min
ME- ririuea her companion. only n
short t!ne ago, you weie full OF life, your
spirits never Jagged, and sm sure there
Is every reason why You should he per
lec,ly happy. You are Pec,lessly beau,i
tai, yuu have huuniic>,S wealth, suiturs
innumrrHt- tu ,hu~sc from. aud vet IN
the mist of nll this, YOU have become a
prev To u firful melancholy, the cause o'
wh'cl, is KEEP, secret even from me. But
dom Want 10 intrude on your conf
dence, Mmn'e dear, seeing the Young girl
look ,ined AMI her cheek hush per.
haps ought not to have alluded to this,
bm Was anxious. You will forgive,
Minnie. where there WAS no wrong
meant
The uusli deepened on Minnis's cheek.
Ms c'a>png F'o:etta's EaId in both "f
hers she exclaimed
Forgive ! of course. Fioretta know
yod mean, n" harm. bm q, beg, never
aliule sgsin 20 this subject
III siia; be as y0S desire, Minnie and
florella dropped her lids To conceal an
expressiop she dr! not wish her friend To
see; 'bat you won't blame me il | Try to
1a'vert you now aud ;hen with little
lively nonsrnse
A FAINT laugh was Minnie's sole an.
swer, and going TO the piano her friend
played an accompaniment TO n sprightIy
air, wl,ich she sang with much grace and
expression. II produced the intended Fl
feet Minnie's melancholy vanished. the
old smile aud ione came back To her lips.
and she was once more the life Of The
circle which shortly after gathered about
jiIer in her elegant home.
Minnie Se.man had been an orphan
from The age of ten years. BY her fa'
upes's will female cousin Of his own WAS
ipiras'ed will, tie care OF her education !;
snd one who had been his friend from
childhood. Wslter frevors. became her
guardian, E,cb proved frithiul 70 the
important trust Under Cousin Ocfavia's
eye Minnie grew up an amisble, highly
educated and accomplished woman: and
.hy bisjudicious management, Mr. T'evors
had increased her princely fortune TO nesr
~ doutie us original smount.
But Que element in Mlnnis's character
an exceas of The Imaginative faculty.
0oasin Oc,ayiH hid tried IN vain To curb
and Ihus fas IL hrd proved the source oI
a.'much misery rs happiness TO the young
girl
Her guests hsi jeraSied. C"usin 0c
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SuuAaq Rrnhiuq.
i have no Feeling"

Leader have you ever said this or
'h"ught 1t, AS reason for not beinp AT
once disciple Of Christ {? Suppose va,
90 not feel, does this make any i fr.reuca
with YOUR duty, or Tighten your ohlrpa
ton in the Ieastl The Bible nowhere
measures your duty bv lour sense o,n,
or inclination to it. Though YOU have
no feeling, this does not alter si,yle
fact; 1t is your knowledge, no. your feel,
ing. that makes you accountable. Ac;
npoR what you know and admit. s,riy. +,
act up TO your uLdoubted convictions and
the controversy will be at AN end between
you and your conscience. You know
that you are sinner, even thourb Won
do not feel 1t confess it, then. and hmm
hlc yourself, and with inteliircns rnrros.
DO the things meet for repentance. II
;here Is one sin you know of. his is
enough it affords room enough for vo,
TO turn Yourself about, aud be converted,
and for God to heal you. Your oaIi,n
ton, AS It hinges not upon feeling hu, up-
on knowledge, SO it turus not upon any
given amount Of krowle,l,,a. ON, what
you have, however small this may he
In other words, it is The DISPOSITION
God looks at this carries the soul with
it and. therefore, he tina, j. c,;,hf,, -
that which it least, is fsilhrul also in
much
Iou know that God requires your
heart; act upon this and make choice Of
God for yom law grvcr anil portion. You
know that Christ dieI for voa ,hat y,u
might live Act upon this, therefore, ami
give him that love which he himself ha,
describe! rs consisting in keeping his
commands, If You love me. keen my
commandments 'IIe thu, hath my
commandments and kcepell them ne il
is that loveih me- Ii Won will! 10 TINS
if you Will honor your convictions 10,
oLeying them, if Won viii wal; in the
light Of your knowledge hy running ia the
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THEOGONY.

Juno, the daughter Of Saturn aud Ops;
Ceres, the mistress Of orchard. and crops :
Mars, the fierce war god, delighted in batt,e
: Pan, the protector of shepherds and cattle;
Venus. the goddess of beauty aud love
: Jupiter, god of the regions above.
Next u the prophet-the mighty Apollo,
: Whom the nine VI ises delighted to f"luw.-
/. He wns the master of Tripod and Lyre
Vrlcar the master of r>rges and ii,e;
rrr&"ry, herald Of gods; u, his side
lna, the daughter Of rhnumns. his bride.
Diana, the goddess Of beasts an OF trees ::
Neptune, the ru!cr Of ,empests and seas;
Hercules, monarch of courage and force {;
Cupid. The god Of "atfrcrion." Of course
iiebc attended the tables divine
Bacchus wns master Of madness and wine ::
Ptolcps the fties and the fuinr. could tell ::
Pint" w"s god Of The regions of hell:
Hrgimn was queen and prutrctrcss uf health
Plu'u~ distributed money and wealth.
First in Olympus resided the Hours;
Flora wgs u;slrc$s sc gardens and flowers
What mare shalt write! For their rlory
has ilown,
The Dryads aud Nymphs fr,m the forest
hav" gene;
The Sntlrs have vanished from woodland
and plans,
And the P'wns never 1ance in tue deep.
shade lani
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y iHGuLING RgvoLrrIogARY INoI-
DENr.-Mr }. +. lIeaiIy IS publishing in
" New York weekly religions paper The
Diary Of Chaplain in the Army Of the
Revotuijon' From il we exlrac, the
following:
"At the battle Of Bunker Hill, as the
British were advancing through Charles.
Town, TO the attack, a soldier entered
house where The husband lay sick. lis
wife was y"ung and beautiful, and hear.
my The soldier IN the next room, went
"ut to meet him. He Immediately ad.
dressed Insulting proposals % her. Being
.ngriiy rePu!>cd, he attempted violence,
when her screams aroused her sick hus-
band from his bed Nerved with the
sudden excitement he ieaptd up, and see
ing his wife struggling in the arms Of
British soldier, ran him through tie BODY.
The man feiI back on the foor, and
as his owe met that of his destroyer. he
shrIekej ont my brother + The fccogni.
ton was mntoal, and with the exclama.
lion, 4 have murdered my brother The
over excited Invalid husband fell dead on
the corpse. These unhappy brothers
were Scotchmen One had emig-ated 10
America several years before, the other
bad joined the English army, and after
long separation thus met 10 perish 10
gelher'
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n u NJ B E E so,

and YOU viii learn 10 trust men cautious.
~, ani examine their character closely.
before YOU allow them opportunities to
'nJnre You. Don. be di,couaaged under
any circumstances ; 20 steadily forward.
manner consult your own conscience than
lne opinion Of men, though the last is
not T." "c djsregardel. BE industrious
he irnG"l he honest--d.al IN perfect
kindness with ali "ho come in your way,
exercising neIghborly aud ohliginc
spirit IN Your whole intercourse aud if
yon 90 h"' prosper AS rapidly as your
ne' 1hhorS, depend upon i. you vii! be as
happy.
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"A + a y G. Y PEG L.
BOUGHT AT AUCTION.
drtiSt LHk,aoscp..

w ny was such a choice work Of art
left here " queried. and at last ac.
counted ioS it 10y the supposilion that my
dear father must have purchased it just
before his death, which was very sudden,
ana hence it had mover been placed among
the other paintings.
The day before, Cousin Octavia had
gone 10 a friends for u three weeks visit,
and thus, with ease, accomplished the
purpose Immediately formed, that its ey.
l-teuce should still continue n secret to all
save myself. The next day left, bring.
ing 1t With me, Al d placing 1t myself where
1t now hangs. And row, Foret,a, | will
explain why have Observed a secrecy,
which must seem so strange to vou.-
From the moment Lehed this picture.
love. wild unaccountable, flied NY soul.
" herever Havc been, II has continued
present with me, and ny only happy
moments have been spent here. At last
came wild longing that this ideal might
become the real. struggled against it,
hu, in vain. Day by day i. grew stron
ger, i'll ut last that form, in its living,
glorious beauty, came to me constantly IL
m br..n,.. ,..s EI,,..,,, ,,,...,,I,,
in,,,n" ,a ,I", I,,"' ,,." t.I.,' S",;s''"''
I,amoL,., I,,,,I'i;s ''",'
;m, roaI;,r, r. ,Lt, ;t's;n ySI " Sr ;"v n ~.
Leen sncceaJaI 10 Lesn";r dlysH y .,I "
~ ~ N''P"" "eTP 80"
human beings
Minnie, dear said fioretta, clasping
s,mm,,I,;zo ,,,,h ,"n haSo,I ,nn nr,n.'
-, oInra.';a, ~ ~, = y pS ,T,'.
ora W., ,mn ,oars ,an, ",.;,. - o;.a,I ~
y;.o sLnny.i S", ,Lo 49,, ~ ,I;n " o a',,, "r
4, i :, ,r,. -, .ya,r ,,,anS - I;,.,',,
vorr ,,,,,j ,,a, iii, ,,,I.;,'. WI, wv
Lay, roroaI,.J - car,r;nIy ,,,., mnaaoo',,,
,,IJ, 7, r,,r h, ,Lo, ,amr..Ir anI ,L;.
-. ,'.,;, "'" t'''I
III sho,id nrova sn No nno vii w;I r.;";na ~
n,ora ,ham - ,1,,,r - H., =,
Tho moan,;,. hI;nr;o Iaa, ,a,oa.I,
,.a,, -, ~ w ,;..., 'o'..''
yhonoh,s from = snhjac, vI,ose n,asor, ~ os
noc, car a;ye ,m,y min, ''''
~" IN, m;:,J, Ero,o,,, ,houL
vc, woro fr,r ;,s,o.d 81 r;no,oon. .9J
r. woro H.. rou Should 10 ~ r"n
rro,osoJ p,; ui,I o,,, na,,r. :, !, =,
possibye 7 mnst dream orwonNon '" -
I canno, s,on" AmJ w;T' ,loon s;,L
Tho yonnc a;, Lnr;,J Ler E,cs n Lar
hands "
.Wsu Minnie he, .u Ic,r5o :, -
,rv 10 m,Lo ,,5,, d,..,vs .s Lr;ah, as
noss;hIe said Tho hrnncr;,;c,I EInro,,..
i mus, On now aIG ,Lo IooLoJ ., hor
w,,cL ,c'r = ;s nan, ,bo Tina =, ,L;o,, !
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