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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

We bear fiom Costa Rlca that Mr. j. p. Heiss
of Washington is there, appare fly for no other
purpose than to watch the proceedings of Me
Dimitry, the United States Munster in Genital
America. For the rest, Mir. Dimitry appears TO
need watching, for by all accounts he is the worst
representative the UDited States have ever had in
that couttry. Passionate, violent and quarrel
some be is sure to get himself intO trouble; aud if
be does not also involve The Government, il will be
lucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Balloon Ascension,

bOsION, MOudayi o-p0. q IoOJ
DR.. w. II. Helms with Wn. Hi aud Peter Dean
Ytoe succ ssfu balloon a.cenaion to-day from Prov
5epoe T. L. travelling 10 Newton, n. H.. piney miles
h. ,s hours The patty landed safely durIng a snf
bf,.ze, but while drawing of The gas the balloon got
In A damaged balloon, with car attached, la
bsiIsG Jupiter fell q. Ktlery, he, and was prob
SbIv DR. Hemee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Rase Hall Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, sept. "a, ioOo'
The base bill match ,be at er11on was ~lInesseu l
nv If cen hundred ters1ns. TIE Brooklyn tXceis1 rs
s:yorad fifteen runs and the Pnsd, phars four Inc
ker, gave the Phiadelphisus credit for excel
LEI plsyig. .,a,asro,0 ;,rtss The
pbiladsIrbiaus' out hapds were well played, making
six catches on the fly in their left held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

A correspondent sends us a calculation, showing
that Lincoln aud Haun can be elected without
the vote of Pennsylvania that is, BY ali the ee
States, except that and California. OF course
they can; but they can be elected far more safely
seth PeDDsy lvaOia, and that is the way the thlng
will be done,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Neyy.Jersey Matters.

TREEToE Monday. Sept. "a 1861.
Nv rr;,a5 States Circuit Court NESTS IA this City
Zoe on"o0 facTsIow the Chinsman, will b. tried az
,Sis ,eyw' This Gaze viii first go before the q, t md
JuTy tomorrow, and if bill Is found VIII DC 'nen
usEesghuT Iaor,ino was nopinsted to day Tor Con-
800 hv ,bs Democrats Of the Firs, District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

The Ariel has brought US an important item Of naval
intelligence, which publish With reserve, as II con-
hicts with other sdvioes. The American Minister Ut
Csllso our correspondent on board the Lane sster
siaus had called upon the Commapdera Cdist Of the
Unit Stars naval forces in the Pacific to proceed Il
once TO the Peruvian waters with hs available vessel
She nd this information be correct the folio wing is
exhibit Of our Pa ifc squadron which would be 10
quired 70 assemble al CAllao.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

We made tiff ng mistake with regard to the
business of the Helrys espectively. Joshua j.
Henry is the dry-g"Ods mao; Johu T. is in the
cletbDe business. TIE fact that their father was
tailor may have had something to do with the
tumble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
u,o, a, n Cn,up Meeting.

STocKsRIDGE, Mass., nj Ibday sept ~, iaoo.
Alta ,olor.d camp meeting 10 Wost S,oekbridge on
Sunday, a terrible fight snsued between partl OF
Irisbp;en and the negroes. Clubs, stone, eod guns
were freely used and several were fearfnly Ii not Ia
tally iuinied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

"A wealthy farmer In the town OF Quincy, hsssI.
named Ed ward r. Pope, on Friday last, In DC Of
raision shot and instantly killed young msu named
Francis d. For,ier, who was In bis employ meat a.
farm hand It appears they qusr,eled sbau the wages
Of the yOung man. Pope k IN custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
.,.,.u,,D, Of the faos. /. thought %

In win. A plain ssstemsn. Of the faois Ia th0asai %
b ctlsd for TIE ticket hsadtd L. Newman received
81 voice and the ticket headed By Mr. Bzsla' received
90 FoURrH WARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Tram Honduras.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Sept. "a, I8Gg.
The schooner J. A. Taylor, from Trnx,llo 18th.
bripgs % Walk.riies Walker and Col Rudler were
imprisoned al TruAo, and were 10 DO shot the ensuing
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

| DANGEROUS OMNIBUS LEE-OPPosrrIoS NEED
ED--Perbsps DO line of stages In tbs city carries as
mspy passs Dgsrs 10 the of year the Red
Bird" lne yet thers is no six cent line which fur
|nishes sucb miserable ommodstion,. Toe Company
seem to have adopted the plan Of sndsavorng 10 carry
the greatest number of passengers with the least p,s-
sbe espense regardless both Of the comfort aod safy
OF those who are 80 unfortunate TO be compelled TO
ride with them.
Last evening Stage No. "a of that line, its down
trip at 81 No., before it reached Broad way, had no
less than 6 passengers inside and the top. The
roof, which was weak, at every jolt of the wheels
would bend sn6 crack and sho we'd very indication Of
csvir in. Several of the passengers who preferred
sound body to judgment for damages lsfs the stage
yey indignant. To cap the climax Of the horses
baked and delayed the stage foil half an hour in ons
place.
We are told that such exhibitions both on the part
of the Company and the Companys horses, occur
daily. Now ,1st Wiliamsburgh il yearly becoming Of
more and more Importance the pabic require moro
and better conveyapces scross the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

They had to take the Hards into the U. S,
Assay Office before they c. uld fuse them. ESel
then, it is reported, the JOB was very impersss%
done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
A No1E IRON JUDGE EpMONDs.
To sA< Edi,or of The ~ Y. 7Stbros.

SIR: Pea,e to correct error into which you nave
been led as 10 my willingness to take the ohee Of
Your inolu ar uisuu remark that msoe Ia
the great good that might be done in 'aA on,oe "..T
rohby because OF my careless mode u eIPresns my'e
Yours &C., ,,o,,ns
EetO.Yo,k Sept "a, 1890 - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Naval.


PHILADELPHIA, NJ nday, Sspt. "a, I5DU.
The css6 II purser Abbott Of the el0Op oi-~ar raw
nee WE discharged by the Coun of Qnar'd SESSIONS
10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
pe.nsvIyauia Politics.

EAsTON, Pa, MOndayi ooPV' 81 e -
The Demo. ratio Congressional S0hiel'Ie ,s n Of
KILN Dislret lave nominated Col fnhP '''N' " -
Of Easton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CoNVEN-
TIONS.

The Tsmmspy Democracy held their Consr s'i0i,A'
Ceuytptps lait evening in this city, as did AS' the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25


We leave out the SaIansc, as she Is detached from
the fleet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

in our notice of candidates we omitted to say
tina, judge Quaekenbush ia named for City Jddss.
A meeting Of Irish ctzers opp,.ed to fasion with
Krow-No,' ngs and in favor of Free Labor aud Fres
Homes will be hell in S,uyvsssut destitute. No. 619
Broadway on Wednesday evening next at o'clock.
+. s. Lambert, esq and other Irish speakers, will dis
cuss the merits Of RepublcsuRm and Sham Democracy.
We learn that Jui.e Slosson, lsis of tue Superior
Court, offers himfef az candidate Of the Republican
party for the JudReship Of the Supreme Court.
10 ne Editor II TIE ~ Y. Tri61ne
sR: 10 pun nance Of tie call of the Republican Gen.
'rsl Conn it,ee a primary election was held in the
utb Ward on Thnrdsy evening last The Presi'
den, Of the Association, M. Hu't appointed all three
Inspectors from those fsvorlg one ticket two being IN
the field. The friends Of the opposing ticket asks for
one Inspector, and reye refused. BY the Inspectors
tie table wls moved close to the window, which was
ofen. When the election was clOsed, james Roach
ore Of the Inspectors threw handful Of ballots into
the box, was detected protest made. and Sergeant
Sonder called upon to interfere. I o box was taken
TO the Station. House where IL WAS again stuffed oy
another lot Of votes which were instantly taken out
tally had qeen kept; the ooors Of the tickes wore
different, and tho party opposed TO the uckrt headed
DIR. l.. Newman, finding they were defeated, attempt
ed to defeat the viii Of the people. The attempt was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
sdcped o ura1sD'

aa,,ssS a ucarsmsos resclstor that ell tho 0ernsz
R.tublcsr Cabs OF this stsse obligated themse,ses
yots only FOR .uc candidates as pledge theuseives@
sgae and vote for tho repeal Of toe oono1ous
The meelipo broke no sffer 10 O'Clock, highly oe-
lQhu with the results which proved ths good mary
Old Lie German Democrats had resolved 70 Vo'e 'of
Lii coin and Hamlin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-31
P.0 f t R \
I.ODDRN Ft.owas-.
sT rKssSsos. .

There are some hears that, like the loving vim,
Ciisg to nnkindiy rock, and fuised to~tr.
spu"s ihst srfvr aud do noiIepins-
Patent aud ,~se, ss ioxiy ucce,n so.,r,.
That irom brnss,A the Ps.sr', heel s,i,-
Ahd give back OdOrous brtasA in,ua ad Of ,,rh,
eat there are other hearts that viii sot feel
The e'osly love thar hssaI, heir eve, md .,r.
hat wosne ioed fAiih ~ anger 20 .. th.a ,,,I
Add ost OF PITY. .Prirg draw ,aI.uar,.
u Nsisnef shsil % ever be tAy will
III 'hisss si'h good to ninsle, good With IN,
Wbs should The hesVr foot rf sorrow p,,.,
The sbSng hesrt OF useom piaisirr owe.
Mses ehstny that shriBks not from diSf,,.
G'Hilshess, losih her iyrsa,' To rsprose1
T1oeeh vntae uesp iotsvst and Isn.n
with ons hare heart tuta to her aud f.lsst.
Why ,hosid ih- reed be broken ihat .,ilt,aJ
AM they that dry he tear, IN oIhe,.' eve.
ks'i their s~n eng sish yelling ~nhostent
Their SUI Dm-rdsrk, nee with the smoke OF sish,,
SURF love 10 some isif Eden Of hi.oxp,
Wiz dee - lssl, aud leave y. here alone
leVe uesPsih slvAys-- ~sepeih for IRE rau
For woes ihai are. ior 90 , that ma, tst,a.
WHY shSsih sOt hard AnLi.ien v,epu.H
Ehvy snd hatred, sVHIos and rr,cel
fA'e ~hnPers sorrO~, sotro~ Is your lot.
'h'y soais he s-i.--Lo's resriie,h not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-31

For . moment she -as sll.nt, but son-
se'.tos sbisp.fsd Truth. and With calm,
upfsi erins voice she answered:
Father. your language 10 too severe; cen
you sdv.pce sugb, dsrogstery TO his eh.r,c.
teri No; he 10 noble, pur- aud good
love hinf Yes; and though that love u.
meet the oppo',.ios & the ~bol. world. i,
oil never cease until my .pirit shall break
the bonds which det.ins it IN ii. prison bo.,. !.
Of clsyr
IL -ss my desire and intention to be e,lu,
but your sudseious reply has "a sd my iu,
d'spatiso, add l viii ssy, once, AID for all
you shall not love . btisg 30 far bsssath
your
Father. you msy control all things .l.-.
but 'our po.sr 10 in,ufieieut 70 each The
hesr,. could DOT forge II I .oald.'
You may rsiirs ua,il you can h,t-n 20
issoo. will see your paragon Of psrfeo-
'ion th's day. and lid bin seek an IN ,srvisu
vita you 81 the peril Of bis life -
When she had resebsd her room aud se-
cured the door, she gave way for . feu mo-
men's TO Wild sri, v'ug thea suddenly the
tears we're brushed away, aud she mu,mured.
They shall not zee these tears, or know hes
much l grisvs.' Zoo
Ant iiuis will the Iips reveal,
or all 'hs sehisg h-s,, esu s,-i."
day OF two sfter tbi. she heard Of IN,
unexpected departure u Harry ard knew a,
vas the fruits u h-' fathsr's thr.gsnius -
FROM ihAt Day -s usy date the fading Of
bsre eloom Of y0ath. sod. though her parent.
'eemtd TO note q not. Others dii 9th .sd
n-,' Tor she -ss Use hfs aud joy Of their ps.o..
ful village.
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rusr AccUn.sD pu,,x

Drink drink driak Iti..n Oh 49,.
,hi' i'"latsmPerseoe, and yet how 4 ..J,.iI
ly strange ani Bss IL 10 In ths ,xn.,,.,..,
each hear -btosen Eie SISTER and ,no,h.,
We Law no heart 10 think OF N 49,.
10 words 20 express oug soiros tb., ,h. ,,.I
oi so many fieud. q tenprrspc. /, A. =,
Ahsad u their utsg0. 90 tL.t IL.
'hsy would t.io hrlp th-y obiy hiad., "a.
see Joa" msa, Who soall bs 40 slorio,, i.
TIER s'Ieugtn, unable n .,y m. I,,.
s"a-"N No to he tempting sup b.Id- A
'ae'r hps ~ comt.do Ataid of n. n.
eon'Idsted is sheieni iu manLae,. ~.
we're not the very e,sype- OF m.nlin.,, q,
ofse~ Sne' ,et Up against q custom vh,sh !.
'AJing IT'S thousands aud ten, ~ ,b,u.,nJ.
ns we're mAnly 10 eae fr the eo,n. an
OF moss ubo would ,sl6,hIy pron.i ,L,.
nu'usrous JuggsrusnL Asif the bo..I
neAas oi fAiF sisters, aud LOVING uiys. ,nI
aged pA'shts, at whose EAsds oos h,. "a
e'''ed nothing bu, kiudaers. sers 90 weigh
no'niae IN The scat SEsiast th. inp ten,
ungsr ot such tIdisul, In Hsaveas usns
"he'e II lhs "mau'Iness Il this, M,p.,,
- sePiotAb'y ,eo~ardly weak co peint,
.ue would thmk al their nAnhood y th,v
dad any should shts ont
"a'' eau be done' whal = si.e3 Hb..
vi b. tthe',nt' l,uau,ts. aatx 10 =.
'p,' Tor ouriou, rabble, A., rev r.t.y tAs
o'ue' o' NHure, she supports tie tptt.n,r
net husband through the pubic su...,s
10 the" hoDel ls t her dsfy 70 4. IN.
mo'S'r ot children whose saJe heritage i,
shame aud sorrowi We s,alI not L.lp
sAtg these questions tue other night az
We saw lady modest.y aud t.gsfullY dr.s,
sa' Prtt'fGing this thauklrss ofi,s vrR.ra.
ie' OF TOE rude boy. Who followed T.Esra.
"H OF the glistuiug etes. of al ,ast oas . o.
mAn ~h"'e heart a bed fof her, I.gudie..
"' ~ grnuemen sh0 passed her an sighed
% 'htJ cooked al Der sweet. young e.. . bat
sHs shpa d D. doomed 10 saeh degrudatlon
-SH meet Vt vita Ah heroic ,oIf A1asgaIioo.
- trl, waste on ITS OH a.
ahd 'oce again asked tLess qass ions
a. dH'irg past Oue ~ th. ss suic,dai -.
heshm.ht place sbound'ng ~ ths suburb.
o. ~" lofk ! saw woman 10 k.ld near
Oyf Silh b'r babe "a her arms. stpoptug cor
t0Ntai) we ths pro trate f1rsn Of Asr hus
"a q, Whom 3D. ~ssy .Iuly trying tu rouse.
inA' ne m'gbi sccomraoy her hose ia tho
'rfIJ boat that vas shout starting Inv
''e ht''1 baby Tai IT. -oh baud f, "A the fath,
srs lace, aud crossed aud laughed 10 Ais
ear "a vsis Ih-t sofr0Elal. n.sttoply fsos
'"osei u VI upon hi' uitssa,d 20 the que,
NY M, me hnd bpth ., v,uuRi 4 ls
Iao hluE taby 20 uhcoHscious Il ths mi.s,V
'-H uP I't " "a igturt Vel WlEht The
mo'o'f lay hvr 6a6y ga IiN Etass so l.sn,
Ing lp sgsiust roe fold Ter tauts ia 81.
'rn' despair And there - lsft h-r Bat
many iime slDcs, tie isture has eume I'd
lore me. aud the stisr hopsitssss,s Of ssoA
"ds' lot what 90 lie don.I hep
A'Ains mIsef a. ttousauds bsy- doas be,
,o'' ne =. thous,uds = ,ll alas ubo .hTiak
b''k - He'd At tbs rreiriss q, ~bieh 70.
t''t OF ,ho"s nesr ssd dear 90 tAeta are teud,
iSs "bs' solomon uil snsusr us this
qSsstion Nt'siyi
FANRr FGas
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ii Is Z b LII A n Y.
F'on 'he wAvsriy M,sazin..
TRUE HElRTS UNITED.
Br HAElAS HAIFIELp.

scene oi my eiHh, ard esTrisi Chi dho, bopr.
ie'mhihg hii!', And ,pA, J., Us isuile vac.
"h'it OFT I've -sBe,rtd p pptkpgv,fnal
Ana f''eI'i IN ibs odsr treAlhiex s.lrs.'
Harry, ny son, ts not thus depr.,sed
learn to brave ditsppoiuimeots 4 belize.
fanile love- you; she has told ms-,o and
u you h'vs met With repulsts il must onIy
oe suieu'ed to the susters reprimAnds ef .
S'.lIh-asPiIing, kaughty faiAsr.
h1ihsr, you speak truly, for never can
oehsse mat da cspiiOn lBrks within heart n.
true ~ hers but did not her father tell me.
. moment ego, that sAs bsds him see me-
i0r she dared not have Der deceit revealed 10
me y hes oND lips &e1 She once protf,rsd
neiPrOeaUon Of my love bu, that ia p.,t.
aud GOV past aud will leave her forever
ny to foreign ine, aud there, upkpo.ipg
aud unknown, gill strive TO qusll tb,
sgoHl-s OF al almost broken heart. Farewell I
happiness pace, i9y--hrevsll forsysrr
do, Harry, d slsi you Ebou 20, how il
si's'ss me to see my oily son thus bowed
down ~ the espriers Of yosoR RifI. She
nsy uvoks her VOWS and become the b,i.e
OF Smother, but rtmen M Der there till remain,
io' ihte Three sbchsrg gibg hearts. and ls,
ih's ksovltdge ever footbs tty Isneiy, Ge.,
Iohdert hours
'Moth'r, / love you, father. SISTER. ali. bu,
would rather zee the vsry shores Of e,s,p,,
" than bvs 81 oIbtr week a., near "a h.,
! mus. forget Tell NY f.iL.r ali. for n,
s"tig of tC~moTrou's Iun u,ll witness NV
IA,t lareusil 10 tie sweet home CI nv Lsnuy
eiiidt GOD. lis g'ou.Ss late, dea, insther .
80 ItsVe TIE. aud u,ii soon ftst within IN.
Atns of natures sUeet C mfUT er-sleep
ihe Ho'So &, hVsIsstioD psss,d betS,.u
Ms l. ndSood aud bcr OILY .Vu. Sir.
LibdS 0Cd beitgs D-ehaBie, Was often call,
ed j. ON bone, snd vas GbseGt 1t Lis tins
ltsJ bad only tuO ekiJdIsb, = dsaKn,sr al
pibs snd our hero Of sBs shd tUeuty. The
latter had received ~ lib, raj education n,
the limited Desns ofbs parents could aIf,td
And 1t the Sge Of siK cen, he succeeded in
FcenTIhR 9 eleTkthip 20 oBe Of the larg,.t
r'tsil houses ia the viiIsgs Of N-wh,
the parents tad. through frugaIiy, realized
quite little sum, tbosKh not sufh,,..,. b,
thou'sBds. IN the eyes 4 NJ, Cl,a,,d 40
FsbdeT tin 81 secsp ible love for his dauRh.
ter aud bsirsss
The day dsuDsd brigh,ly upen the sad
inmates 81 Liodso oOd Csitsss aud 5000 nar-
" ~ads all Arr.bgsmeSts for bis uu, xpsotsd
derartuTs He sesbtd rssigbed tut uho
can ds,eribs the abeuish Of = u othsrs heat
a. ih' PsrtiPg Of A. oBiy sud idoiised sou.
especially Nbea she Knows not but that fare.
veil msy b. FOREVER
'Mc'be', they lid me haste. TIL nv
father eSTed not salt bis eomipy. f,r 10
IT, g.T nigh have been my death. Farewell,
GOtbsr slss faIeHslll
IL nay b h'' I 'ssn fo'Ed ny stlei;
@AJ bs 'ims BE-, COED 70 s,sis IOf snr,
u msJ - ihs ny hear sil sad rrlsf
yen 'opfe' 49, osb Esosb Fsishiy.
Ma tssf ~ bio i' iO'd 'oas htsdss .pfiss.
Ifom ~hEh eli issus bI,s~d ,ussm, ssd 70,
Wha''ef o. joy 'he eomiss yssfs msy briss
Tbs pact ne fs'i ns'sr sss io,ss,
Psfsssui isfsueBr
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FAs.I Fs.s

"A reverend dSstor of Csofsis he's
Fa'hsr 'l5s dslVsTy. st,oh -. Ne osea
500 81 60 stna'iug sress ~ tho sbspslof he
Luoaiic Asylum lle Ess yteaohing. aa4
illustrating his subject BY ,te ease II . mss
cond' mhsI 20 ~ beng sod sspris we'd snd.,
tte Esiio-s lie vent Gu ~ dssss,bs he
Esihsriog Il IA et0sd. 80 bfiaE,nk eel n
he pri'ou-r bl' rsDs s' 81 he gsiis-s. the
arFeaf'ee' q fhe tSscuit.rsr. tbs sdjsH.
mcuto' ihs bs'sr, tbe preparation 70 10, fell
'bs Pls'isTm sui Just tbs,, o.. srpss,sss.s
~ The dlsissrs q tbs q dlst-ceyersd cs8t,.,
'he J'dsd ho'ss The vsy.uK be Eetcbisf The
sots uo ca n ih- rissd tbis tb,IIioa
Poin' "hso every o0s uss fstbiuE 10 breath
lcs' 'iisue-. che foctof beams Htt@ pssha
Doe of be lubsties eoali bold 10 ss lsnas,.
Dc 'foss i' he congregation sud sb0uisd
'Jisy dseto-, - msfey's ,als ba,,vi
lbsJ % hsns 'hs mss b, fofs yua gst tbsr.P
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Did'i ihpa bni klOs ~ iaiy ,oueb q iorS
ThOu s0uId g - soun 90 kisals 6fs si,h ,sov
A. ss'E "a qasssh 'hs sFs ., Iovs vhh uords"
We viil nov look " our ksroiss Of ,ks
sls'isl DWELLING II Jsm,s CHagsd Fls
ssss Pofissi iisbs 1bssEh possessing ns,s
at'aciive qssiitiss tbsu Sue outuarI sdsts.
mspt Of besniy abd Rracs, she pessssssd
puFs, untsiutod hsafi. uhisb us - s.ldom
snd tmonE tbs wealth beautiss sf %, lad
shs vas 81 unUillisE indulgsF 10 ibs frivsl,.
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