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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26

lV We have never had any particular
desire to be famous in the modern ac-
ceptation Of the term. That is, to have
all the rat-terriers, mud-scows, oyster
boats and grog shops, to be named after
US; to be lauded to tine skies by para
sites, and charged with all sorts of in
iquities by foes and rivals, until the mind
is bewildercd in endeayoring to discrimi-
nate whether we are an "angel of grace"
or a goblin damned" but we did feel
somewhat elated a few days since when
a certain married woman told us that her
next baby should wear our name. And,
furthermore, as coming events casts
their shadows before, &c.." we think the
Ed. Of the Prairie News will soon have
namesaka
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Like the struck eagle, &c"

l-S' Among the many Okolonians we
noticed on our street during the past week
was our handsome and particular friend,
Col. j. Is. Williams. The Colonel is
in fine health, and looks as though he
might live thousand years---hope he
may Conservative.
Yes, neighbor, the Colonel is a good
looking man--in truth, with one excep-
lion he is the pretty man of Okolona,--
Modesty withholds the name of that ex.
ception.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-We see the
Conservative has undergone change of
hands. M. l.. Vesey and our quondam
colaborer, j. III. Knox, have become pro-
prietors of The establishment Our friend
j. W. Vesey will continue to do the edi-
torial 1t is needless to say that under
the administration of JOE and MARCEL
LUs, the career of the Conservative will
be onward and upward" onward in
the way of making dimes, and upward in
the estimation of the people. We en-
dorse the editor when he speaks of Mr..
Knox as "a young man Of intelligence,
sobriety, and great industry" The fol-
lowing is modest expression of the in
tentions of the new proprietors:
We take charge of the Conservative,
not only with the determination to main
tain its widespread reputation, but We
shall use every exertiaR to extend its in
fuence. We hope todlake decided i'm.
provement in its general appearance and
to largely Increase its quantity of reading
matter. We are both young men, and
we have embarked our means in this en-.
terprise with the determination to merit
If We never achieve success"
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The MEANEsT YET.-The Cincinnati
Gazette tells of a manufacturer in that
city. who enjoys municipal position Of
honor and responsibility, and is one of the
leaders in certain religious movements,
who, the other day, deducted ten cents
from the daily wages of one of his en-
ployes, because said employee was detain-
ed few minutes from his work by call
ing physician to see his sick wife.
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,[Communicated.l

DlED-Un the evening VI tue us
inst. "The Prairie Mount Debating So
ciety," in the second month of his age
Alas another spirit has left this morta
clay to dwell on high. Truly can We
say, "In, the midst of life we are il
DEATH" Given to us but two short
months ago, he became the idol Of oul
hearts, the object on which centered al
our thoughts. We cherished him with Q
mothers affection, and a fathers devo
ton. We labored assiduosly for his wei
fare and prosperity. But now, alas ! he
has been taken from US, and we are left
to shed tears Of sorrow over his new
made grave. His life was one of great
interest to his many friends who watched
his brilliant flights of eloqnence with a
parents pride. His handsome counte
nance attracted to his side lovely females
who, for a time, bestowed their sunny
smiles upon him, but alas tickle woman
why didst thou desert him in his hour OF
need. Why didst thou withdraw those
brilliant orbs, which had so oft led him
TO exclaim in the language of the poet
When you set dem beauteous eyes on me,
How good dey make me feel;
Dey look like two peeled onions,
In plate of lnjun meal"
The deceased became seriously ill two
weeks since, at which time medical aid
was Immediately called. DIR. p. on arri-
wing, cheered the few friends who had
gathered around his bedside, by remark
ing, in his pathetic manner, IF you'll
give me ten dollars to boot, I'll trade"
This Mdch relieved the patient, and
hopes were entertained that he would re-
cover. But on last night, his friends
were fearful lest he might not survive the
shock he had received on the previous
evening. DR.. |. came forth with his usu.
al alacriiy. He shook his head as though
all was over. Dr. =. came bounding
over the hills and valleys of our city, as
nimbly as Gabriel Ravel in performing
Jocko the Brazilian ape, and rushing to the
bedside of the dying victim, and raising
himselfin that emphatic manner, exclaim-
ed, in tones of eloquence, "He still lives"
DR.. |. calmly remarked, with
stoical indifference, +" Its a noisy still"
Squire S. produced something wllerewith
TO dry his briny tears, which were about
descending his .pallid checks General A.
J. ?. stood 'aghast with eyes diated, and
arms extended exclaimed "'ro be or not
10 be that's the question" The victim
ay struggling upon his weary couch in
deep agony. With his hands he pressed
his burning forehead, and calculated,
. Oh, Death wilt thou never come
The last struggle was APPROACHING
Death he'd knocked at the door The
victim was ready. He raised himself
from his couch, and gazing upon those
who called him friend, with smile OF
contempt said, +" Why hast thou forsaken
me :" Then raising his eyes to heaven,
he exclaimed in the sublime language oil
VIM. Poole, Pm goner."
PRAIRIE MOUNT.
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EUROPEAN NEws.--The war between
Austria and the Italian States has be-
gun. : One battle has been fought, in
which the Austrians were successful
All qualities of cotton have declined.-
Napoleon expects to take the field on the
9th. He says Austria has virtually de-
clared war against France, and he will
take up the sword in her defense in Italy.
He disclaims all idea of conquest, and
leaves the Empress and bis SOB in the
care of patriotic French people. Itwould
be absolutely impossible for the Emperor
to remain idle and permit Austria to
strike blow in Italy, which would es-
tablish a state of things, at the foot of
the Alps. adverse to the interests of
a friendly nation and the wishes of its
state of things which would
n the end inevitably subject all Italy to
oreign influence and domination.
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OF The Examiner says the body of
l.. l.. ID. Roberts was recently found in
the neighborhood of Elistown, Pontotoc
Co., perforated with twenty-nine luck
shot 1t is supposed be was assassi-
mated.
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Leaving net
OKOLONA MALE ACADEMY,

MILFORD 7. WOODRUFF, A. NJ. UNIV. ALA9 rhi'''''
Nuliias addictns jarare in rerba mesisn y.
AFTER recess Of two weeks the exercises NJ
institution have been resumed As soon y 1891
the contemplated repairs the building WIN %
All persons wishing for their sons faithful ana
teaching are invited TO inquire into the s.ars,i
this School, Prof Woodruff It's Principal has Ssrs =
over Sry Stndents for college, besides many y' rrrsf
less carefully for business life He has icsss
NENTLY in 0KOLONA, aud win devote All nl l'sss
to the building up here of first class Mae ~ IN
The next FIVE months session VIII begin W. shst
Tuition, Is per lunar month"; except with pn"'
airs, payable half In advance - n
Excellent Board and Lodging at SO mon ,r,y ID
Annual Examination and Exhibition VIII ~ -
anu ''n' JY. THoNPsonxx
b. RICHARpsos
CHI. wILLIA.s
6. G. SHANNON,
CT. HERNDosMs. xss
May s, 1859,
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Hoiioway's Pills cleanse the blood of all
degenerating particles, and render it pure and
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eases most prevalent on this continent are pre-
vented by timely use of this marvellous remedy.
ana cured by course of the same according to
the dlrecntlous that accompany each box.
= Sold at the manufactory, No so Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all druggists, at 25., 63c., and
81 per pot or box.
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R T. d. Shepherd, Esq, of Mobile,
announces himself an independent South
crn Rights candidate for Congress, against
Stallsworth, the nominee of the Old Hun
key Democracy.
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0J~ Major Viewers chronological
chart, which We published short time
since, has been republished as a chart of
oar head. Twas unkind to turn those
shafts against the brain that mothered
them. We are pbrenologically demol-
ished.
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Nav S. ls5!
NOTICE.

A Ii those indebted for Paper Pcstseu'S IN
"A erwise, will please pay up ~, nj
and those wishing to have a seperate Le'.~s \, ?,
will please make deposit of tho moae dS,ersl
pers in advance, or no papersf VIII "
without the postage is prepaid. -. !. vuil
l respectfully ask all those wishing a ~
letters or transact any other business ~ 4:sSss
in the Post Office, as it il POSITIVELY le''pM
the Fost Office Laws. II, W:NV1'.'
Apr 81. 80 ~
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s.1 4 Sacramento meeting will be held at the
MetEedst Church in this place on the 9Th Sun
day ofthis month. Rev. a. LEA and other Min
sters are expected to be in attendance
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o. The editor Of the Enterprise pub.
liely boasts that he hugs the naked truth
Amt you 'shamed
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o. We learn from the Conservative
that President Brown was quite success
full at Abcrdeen--haying disposed of s
or 10 Bonds.
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,., N; HERMAN,
Mobile, Ala, Bladon SPRINGS a,
Okolona, Miss 80, and


IS now prepared to exhibit his usual ~,
and varied stock Of Staple and I'M.
Goods for the spring Trade. a.n 1cy Dr
cial attention to his stock Of Dress t;@.''g sr
prising all that ia rich in fabric ana ras" Con-
Our stock, embl acing as it does. n y stsk
pertinent Of the trade, Is unsurunsssd i tevery de-
any other House in the Countrv' y tlat u
kept full and complete throughout tha ""a will Be
lie has now in store one Of the best ' sss
his line ever brought to the town. II o STOCKS IL
Il tllll assortment Of onprsi
Dress Goods: the standard br,,a.,.
crlored Prints, Muslins, Berepcs I nus q as
Ginghams, Cottonades, Linen, Dmt,es aas
brown and bleached Sheetings, Sbirt,nsnu arllk
ngs,, Stripes and checks, and all kinds" ' LICK
Staples. nca,y
White Goods: Table Diapers c,.,, :.
Napkins, Jacsnet, Cambria, Tame 0 nv and
Swiss mill book Muslns, Victoria f,a,,n.. hrcA,
ted Swiss, Irish Linen, Marstins. Blsos ~ DOT
Silks, Printed Berege, and Jaconet Lava ~ I'm
Fancy Callcos, Beregea, French, English S Sooe
and American Lawns, Organdies, six T''.seO'ct
Pointed Jaconets, White and Colored n,; uSs ah
Apocas, Mnsins, French, Scotch, and ANN, %an't
Ginpbsms, Ribbons Of the latest Sprins ss",
Clothing. of lrwlcb, Belgian ana ~ 10
tic Cloths, black and colored Doesl;rs.. ~ I'VE
meres, Drap de tat italian Cloth, six, Sats ~ ~
sells and Velvet. Shirt Linen, Msrscl. w ~
Prints. Collars Of the same Description '@
English and German Hosiery, Gloves ana NJ.
Linen silk, and cotton Handkerchief. rr, s,a
Parasols, Umbrellas; Ladies, Misses ! mss.
Boys and Children's Dress, Visiting. han %ea ~
Walking Shoes, to suit and fit every ioo w aa
bity in leather and work is known 70 an o uu.l
mcrs Extension Skirts, 80, 81, 20. I5 ii'' -
&c; Hoped Skirts of late style and e,ea an Z
quality. Jewelry, and full assortment 'o ~ NJ
tons Also Cigars, Tobacco, CrockeIy ana p. ~
ware. soliciting trade on liberal terms INV y.
cash buys the cheapest. Invite notice Il NJ NJ
house. J b. BEAN, ! Perm,I
i. HERMAN, }Atteuden
Okolona, Apr %, 80. ''a
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CHRONICLE HOTEL,

J. L. CHILDRESS, PROPRIETOR.
Situated SO miles from, and $3.50 feet
HIGHER THAN THE CITY OF MOBILE,
ON THE MOBILE & OHIO R.iHROID.
Sept 2. '5s 81 IL
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lV 1t is said that fifty editors in
Maine, recently went on an excursion ;
they made a common purse and bought
a box of sardines for dinner. In conse-
quence of that reckless extravaganza,
forty-nine of them have since taken the
benefit Of the bankrupt act.
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LIZ Our fair correspondent, Maud"
shall have welcome hearing next week.
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r He who knows the world will moi
be too bashful, and he who knows himself
will never be imprudent.
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S5S" There will be Divine service in the Epis-
.opal Church on the FIRST Drcond and third sun.
days in each mcnth. Service viii commence at
lIo'clock A. NJ, precisely,
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SPLENDID SCHEME /

30,3IG Prizes, amounting to- :. ....$ ,aQssM
Tickets, $50; Halves, $40; Quarters S5Mi
Eighths, $3.50.
A Package FIG Wholc'Iickets, at $50, costsS55Q
There being II drawn ballots, and each brlvt
being worth $50, makes $40
Is per cent of, being IS
Leaving net w
Leaving risk to the purchaser $sH
Persons who desire need only remit the risk
a Package, for which we win send a CertideaR
as follows:
A Certificate of Package of26 Wholes costs y0Ws
do. do. &c Halves lMw
do do. 26 Quarters 75w
do. do. 26 Eighths ~
~ 1H orders addressed to France, Bloc
bents & Co., Wilmington, Del, wiH med -
prompt attention, and The printed official dra'nE'
sent as soon as orer.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS g. Co,
Managers
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To We viii furnish either Peterson's or Ar
thurs Magazine, and the Prairie News, one year
tor S3 25. Thus giving the subscri-
Der $ worth, for 3d. 5. Those desiring
10 take us up at this offer should send in their
orders immediately. The oiler is made only to
uew subscribers.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
GRAND CAPITAL. PRIZE!
$4,000

GRAND CONSOLIDATED I.0TTE.
RY OF DELAW ARE.
Glass y,
II be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Saturday
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A Tale sf Uareqaited Lose.--The e.
ltor of the Ureka Union relates as follows
how he once fell in love, and "gut the
mitten."
We were never, kind reader; desperate
ly in love but once, and that was with a
red-no, auburn'-hared girl with a
freckled complexion and who had but few
pretentions to beauty but then she had
such beautiful eyes, deep, liquid orbs,
through which her sonl IN moments of ten
dcrneSs looked out with a passionate fer
vor, and joyous mirth flashed and spar
killed. with the light of ihousand-dew
drops-diamonds We were going to say,
but then we never saw thousand dia-
monds. Her name was Laura. which
when breathed softly BY very soft lover,
is very sweet name--and her clear, ring
ing laugh fell all around you like show.
er of silver bells. Moreover, she wore a
dark wine colored dress, trimmed with a
neat little fine collar Of lace, which is one
of the prcttiest Of dresses, and has an cf
feet to make very plain girl look al>o-
lutely charming. She never perforated
her ears to hang there by pendulum of
brass and glass, and the only ornament
on the little hand, which needed none.
was plain gold ring, sacred to the mem
CRY Of maiden promise. Well, one
eyenlng-it was Moonlight in HE sum
mer lime--we sat alone in The porch ny
cottage door, holding that little white
hand in a gentle pressure one arm had
stolen around her waist, and silent song
OF JOY, like The music Of the night, was
in our soul. Our lips met IL sweet, de-
licious kiss, and bending softly to her ear
We whispered tale Of passionate dcyo.
tion--wc prope@d--ahtl Mr Huie red
headed streR refused u.s.
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lFor The Prairie Ncws.l
OKOL0NO MALE ACADEMY,


The public Exercises in Defamation
and composition by the pupils Of this In
stitution and the Lecture by its Principal
last Friday afternoon drew together quite
and audience Of the beauty and intelIi-
gence of 0kolona. The boys acclaimed
handsomely, and the Compositions were
very interesting, aud though written in
the schoolroom, under the eyes of their
preceptor, so that they were entirely orig
inal, would no credit to many college stu.
dent. The Lecture by Prof. Woodruff on
/" The modes used in Ancient Times in
writing and preserving Books" was full of
curious and valuable information. There
will be similar Exhibition next Friday
week, and we urge all of Prof. Woodruf's
patrons and the public generally to at
tend, that they may see how successfully
he is laboring to impart to his pupils that
zeal and interest in their studies, and ac-
curacy and eloquence in their education,
that distinguishes him as polished schol-
ar and faithful teacher. We approve
highly of these public Exercises, for
every American youth should know how
TO write we'll and to speak well. We in
vite the attention of persons at . dis
lance to the advantages offered by the
q" Okolona Male School" under its pres
ent Principal. "Sparta has no worthier
son than he b. DoUT
IY For some reason or other May, as
a marrying month, has been prescribed
as unlucky. We have never tested ii,
but from the number of marriages We
read of as being nearly. but not quite
consummated, are inclined TO the opinion
that it at any rate is unlucky to try to
get married during its continuance. The
last Mercury has an account ola couple,
who, being unable to obtain the consent
of cruel parents, left their homes in the
interior, and travelled to Mobile to get
spliced. Arriving there, license could
not be obtained, and before they could
bundle up and move to another locality
the father came down, and spoilt all their
plans. 1t is amusing to relate that be-
fore the daughter left home, the mother,
from innumerable examples that
t is vain to oppose the determination of
young lovers, told the daughter that,
hough she would never consent to the
marriage, yet rather than she should run
away entirely unprovided, she might help
herself to sum of money sufficient to
pay her travelling expenses to a conve-
lient place for solemnizing the nuptial
ties, and go it. The daughter, improv-
NJ upon the hint, took her fathers whole
pile of ready money-about S5OO-and
went it.
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or The Southern Convention has adj
journed probably forever. Some Of its
original aims were good, but they were
never reached.
"Whe it lived ii lived in clover.
And when it died it died all over"
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DIED-At the residence of Isaac East. ON
the morning of the GARD inst, l.. Il. HAMMOND
for many years citizen of this Place.
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A smooth answer turneth away wrath.
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A NEW DICTIONARY.

A genius over in Holly Springs has
conceived the idea Of compiling new
dictionary. Here are a few of bis def
nitions to familiar words:
BACHELOR (old)-The real vulgar frac-
tions of life, that never make a whole
number; whose days Of single-cursed-
ness are passed in changing sweet young
women into sour old maids, or ,corser !;
making needle and thread excursions
round oversrown buttonholes, with I'M
profitable rents to attend to, and then at
last,
"Whenevcr he dies,
Nobody laughs, and nobody cries;
Whittier he goes, or how he fares,
Nobody knows, and nobody cares"
BRoAp-cLoTH-The sort of stuff that's
in Charitys cloak--it covers multitude
of sins--the worlds index Of gentle
man.
BRuTE-One who will not step into
mud four feet deep, to let "a twenty -four
feet crinoline have all the sidewalk, or
give his seat in lecture room that he
paid for to lady who wouldn't thank
him and didn't pay-hmrid, ism a.?
BRuTAL-Neglecting to bid your wife
farewell when going on journey, and
kissing the maid at the door.
BRUTALITy-Not rocking the cradle
while better half is gone to see the last
new fashion at the Milliners.
DAuGHTER-A volume of humanity
bound in muslin. and clasped with gold
the production of Il joint authorship.
The contents are as follows: Whims and
fancies, fashion and frivolty, balls, dane
ing, evening parties and love making !;
coquetry, cosmetics and cashmere shawls,
piano playing, picture painting and pin
money, finishing up with a treatise on
matrimony and baby jumpers.
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Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
In these Lotteries erery Prize is dram.
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o1ITUA-RIEa.

g Grievous words stireth anger.
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Mark disa doueu que pene eeo ma
courage seen de u paer al amour
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tp de Omb"ge queques arbres lveson mt pea @ m
monue ct seteud' sur Ia mousse pour evs sou n a
aSec frveu dun paoueau maheureux en- amour sa lou" @
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dpeuse plus grande patie et,rss ode aHa
Au eudor dun somme Prond qu dura pres
fu eve par un bu de vox Sc brusquemeu viva
gems qu CONNIE les
vr de temps fxou eoset dormir d"n G suan, es
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lie vg nen Ceta Chris Carrier ct Jean
Brand La de fort Paian' surtout e" lieu desert
Kenneth mort les evres dams les mains de Carrier aPerfu de
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papabes il etsi desarme de meaoes Anto Oh e
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crque rppe usque dams eus mondres details les oreu ae Ia
vision pon insenb puis extncOn de s faculties son
ve eune fas'saoo que ui await admne sou ami NICK
dams de so rea en- re%arqnt s"u
wage traits de Jean Brand Chris
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siiens rapdte de Ieenr heprenant @
apomb mental Kenneth ht avan mas a' 's" n'"' ~ "
pisoet. auta lie jeune homme ct lui dit:
Arreteua sill pt monsieur Nous avon. caussr vso voa'
u les denx scelerats nerc
eusse~en Iverson SQUIRT repua d. '0n ae Cs
pague La pssuterie est dseue villain
Jean voycns. icbous de eutendre "n peu
- ma pu comrreude Ha de la rviere Severn dit Kenneth
determine ausn possible de d"s'ss cGm" pu ssa
Bile pourtau que etc aaq les lndens que
etoar ct que ous Vous e'es '"aPPe u
le ecsnotou avez fats pronu.. je sais trop.
Chris ct Jean echangeren igue dinteligence
Nous de ar quand urons en De m'eux e
replaua Chris ensute tells
pendant que e lui ierai les
-Merb Kenneth que e laerai 'ach
pca de Keune,h dog appuys
10 gachete
eMetez mains deriere vOus dit Carrier.
Ieon beu contre Get orde msis obeis
Sumonau indignation
garroter
-Amene e cheva, jean dit Carrier
-Je auelles intentions s'ecria Kenneth.
Nous vouons que cheva venez auss6
quill sele bride Et de echapp
ris Peaulouge, plus nons Ces
clair, Ca.
heva aida Kenneth enfourcher Puts
les ed sange attachee chev
ct pisee SOUS de lannal
Fcele de eon hu dabe msmPOrs tom
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