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THE WHISKY WAR.-Yesterday Revenue
ciai ysit to an iiegitimate whisky establishment at
the corner of Second and York streets, Richmond
but they were too late, the enterprisng proprietor
having removed his sTil and other apparatus TO parts
unknown. There not lett even hogshead of
NJ ash demolition. The officers subsequently
visited a rag warehouse on Shippen street. between
Eighth and Ninth, where 1t known that Illicit
still had been ia operation. The establishment was
found to securely locked but OF the Inspectors
climbed upon the root, and, gazing through an aper
ture discovered that this sill had likewise been
moved the worm alone remaining.
Yesterday afternoon two other Inspectors took the
trouble Investigate the mysteries OF certain pig;
sty which is located ut the corner of DlCkerson and
Swanson streets, Their trouble was rewarded by the
discovery of small still and quantity of low wines,
al of which disposed OF that their proprietor
will not manipulate them any further.
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CUBA.
Some GarrOtIn R-R esIstance to the New
TAx-The Slave Conaus-EIne Weather.

Some RrrOtInR-Re to the New
Tax-Tho Slave Consus-Flne Weather.
HAVANA Nov. 1.-At Santiago, the oath of
October, ten ringleaLers in the late revolt were
courtmartialled and garroted; the rest were
sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
AtMatanzas two hundred and eighty defaulters
have resisted the new tax, and the taX-gatherers
have resigned.
At Havana the slave census has been inter-
rupted by the opposition of employers. 1t leaves
a loophole for new landings by doubling the
figures.
The Freemasons have subscribed $4,000 for the
family of Morales, who was eXiled a short time
since.
The weather is supurb, and there are no cases
of fever.
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stocks in New York To-Day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Smith, Randolph g. Co.,
Bankers, No. l6 South Third street, and No.
Nassau street, New York, report at O'Clock
tlls afternoon as follows:-
United States 1855, ll21s@ll25S.
United States 5-20s, 1862, Il29z@l125E.
United States 5-2Os, 1864, lO93s@l095s.
United States 5-20s, 1865, 06IA(0l06%
United States 5-2Os, new 1856, 1921 s@lO75s.
United States I0-40s, 1002s@l0O5S.
June and July 7'SOs, lO59S@l055s. Market un.
settled
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THANKsG1v1Na IN observation-disclosures
tion,-Commonwealth OF Pennsylvaniai-From the
creation of the world or, more properly speaking,
since Adam and Eve moved away from their country
resideuce in the Garden of Eden their children have
needed Clothes and since, in our day. such cOnve-
nent and desirable Ready made Clothing Houses as
Charles stokes & Co.'S. under the Continental exists,
It becomes to express our thanks for such bless
ings by immediate and large purchases of these need
ful things at this establishment,
ID ~ tbo
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A Coon WoRK.-The Home Missionary So
ciey carrying out plan Of practical utility to aid
those VINO are brought within its reach At their
office located North street, above Fifth, situations,
as far as practicable provided for men, women,
and children. book is also Kept wherein the names
and residences of all those willing to aid In any man,
ner the Society in its good work are noted, and all
tered are requested TO call at the Socetys rooms be-
tween the hours OF and daily, for that purpose
Persona having cast OF clothing of any description
would do well 10 send the same TO the office OF the
Mission No 5O7 North street. wnere the wants OF the
poor al the present time are very pressing,
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Foreign News by Steamer Cambria

Foreign News by Steamer Cambria.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--The steamer Cambria
brings European dates to the 23d ult.
The liabilities of the Royal Bank of Liver
pool are GA, 900, 900, and the assets satisfactory
The Bank of Holland has raised the rate Of
discount from q to per cent.
A bulletin issued by the Italian Relief Com
mittee says that GaIibaldi's arrival in Italy has
modified the plans Of the insurgents and of the
revolutionary party.
The North German Parliament has passed a
resolution calling upon the Federal Chancellor
to introduce at the next session measure re-
lating to trade based upon free trade principles.
The Italian news has been anticipated by the
cable.
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CONTRADICTION. - Steamship Stars and
s ripes Holmes, five days from Havaub, has arrived,
q nd Captain Holmes wishes to contradict the state
ment by telegraph from Havana, and which has
already appeared in the daily papers, TO the effect
that the steamer shipped sea ana lost two men
overheard; accident whatever occurred the ship
{ passengers Captain Holmes thOuk kht IL advisable
to put back TO Havana on acc unit of q heavy gale
that was prevailing the time and sailed again next
day: experienced heavy N, and n, E gales the who'll
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The BilIiard ChampionshIp OF the stat

The BILLIARD OhRmp1Onahtp or the state.
BOSTON, Nov. IA billiard match for the
championship of Massachusetts was played last
evening between Edward Daniels and William
A. Tobin, American four ball carom 1900
points. 1t was a very spirited game and re-
suited in a decided victory for Daniels, he
making 1900 points TO 628 for Tobin. Daniels
were l0I and 94. The game occupied three
hours and nineteen minutes lgg04
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TIE TEAcHERs' INSTITUTE Of this city is now

The TEACHERS INSTITUTE OF this city Is now
fairly under way and the instructors in public
schools to be SINGER ely congratulated this fact,
for the institution promises to be Of great usefulness
Among the noteworthy things which this Institute
has done has been the engagement of several of the
popular lecturers in the country, who will give
eneTtalning course Of lectures at;the MeT a1Tt,
cultural Hall during the winter. Among the pro-
minent names the list of lecturers we find those Of
Professor Robert Il. Rogers OF this city; Professor
d. L. YoumaRs of New York, one of the most elO-
quent scientific men in The country Rev. n: H.
OF Harvard University. The opening lecture of the
course will be delivered on Tuesday evening next,
November 5, by William II. Alger, OF Boston, an
able eloquent lecturer. The Institute deserves
they making the best talent in the cOun-
try for Philadelphia.
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Mr.. EWING ON RECONSTRUCTION. Hon.
Thomas Ewing of Ohio, has published a letter
on the political situation. He construes the
recent political reaction, as developed in the
October elections, as demand on Congress to
recede from its reconstruction policy, and to
abandon the plan of enfranchising the late
slaves.
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DEPARTMENT WS.
The Navy Department

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Orders have been
issued from the Navy Department to Rear-A
miral b. r. Boff, to hold himself in readiness
to take command of the North Atlantic Squad
ron, in the early part of December, thus reliev-
ing Rear Admiral Palmer.
Weekly Report of she United Stntes
Treasury.
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--latest Markets bv Telegraph.

dun and lO@l5c. lower; 1900 bbs sold-state $500
10 5o Ohio, &95@el225; Western, $S0GBl3; Southern
$l425@9l5. Wheat quiet and the market without de-
cided change. Corn quiet and unchanged Oats easier
5000 bushels sold; Western, 79GSGc. Barley quiet
Barley duh. Beef dull Pork drm new mess, t2l 49,
Lard dull at l2l0Al3c. Whisky quiet
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We offer to the public the
larg est and best selected
Stock Of Ready-made CLOTH
ing in the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys, at reasonable prices,
and in the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort-
ment Of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats Hunting
Coats, New Style Walking
Coats Pants and Vests of all
descriptions.
BOYS Ready-made CIothins
in great variety.
RoCKHlLL g. WILSON,
NOS. 6Os AND 600 CMEsNUT STREET
sSsm PHILADELPHIA
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon
while some men were working building the
farm of Mr. Remington, on the Lancaster pike, about
five miles from the city, the scafod gave way, pre-
Cipitating the men to the ground One ofthem
Osborne fatally iOiured that he died soon after,
Il he rest of the men were badly injured,
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We nOU ULf6r an tnl1IlelSe StOcN or NeU
Clothing for Mems aud BOYS FdU ana
Winter lUedr, made In the most cdrertG
Remember manner, and Of materials bought in frs,
hands. at TuinOuS prices to The nlGnlYGo
CUTerS
THIS tets the tVhoLe story.
WANAMARER cS BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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DIED.

F0r additional DedthS sec Third Page,
ATTEE-On the morning OF the I'd instant. ANNA
L. VIE of Edwin A. Atlee, and daughter Of Peter
Erie ESQ., of EastOn, Pa. -. ,..,,.. ~, o.
FTanSn street on the 5th instant AZ IL O'Clock. In
torment ~ Laurel HUI,
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BABELMANNs OPERATIC CONCERTS IN Costume
The subscription lists at the music stores of
BOner No 1iO2 and Trumper, No 928 Chestnut street.
Several artists Will appear Thursday and Fri
day evenings, and the selections from six seven
operas have been made with great care chorus
and orchestra, under Carl Sentz, are engaged.
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ALLEGED LARCENY AS BAmER.-J w. Thomp-
sou was arrested at Twenty-i:Tst and Mount Vernon
yesterday, charged with the larceny of some
500 as baee. Alderman Dougherty held him for a
fnrLher heRrlng.
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CHALLEN ACCEPTED.
EVANS & wATSON'E SAFE,
WITH SANBORN'S PATENT STEAM I'M
PROVEMENT,
WILL BE ON THE GROUND.

Mr. NJ G. Sadler, Agent or Lillies Safes In this city
did publish in the Press" and other newspapers q
challenge to Evans and Watson bearing date Septen-
Now, therefore, be It known that 1, NJ G. Sadler,
Of the city OF philadelphia, do offer and propose TO
purn one OF Lilies Chiled Iron Safes with one Of
Evans and Watson's, having the Boston Il xture at
tache both to be Of the size as burned on the
Fair Grounds, Lilies safe to be made with six-inoS
ana the Evans Watson Safe to be slx-Inch c0mposi.
tion walls, including the Boston attachment and on
the principle OF their usual make.
The Sale TO be burned at some conve neut place I'm
the City of Philadelphia the 22d of October next.
weather sa far, or the first fair day thereafter
can m axe and have ready the Safe by that time the
pest they can make as above specified, and disln-
terested committee shall be appointed equally By
each party, and in the usual way.
SHOULD Evans Il Watson not respond in a reason-
able ume' then their Safe will be furnished by other
Evans & Watson accepted said challenge October
1867, and agreeably with its terms were on the lot
time mentioned October 22), with their committee
with plenty of cordwood and with their safes
Sader nor the Lille Safe making their Appearance
the committee RETIRED Evans q Watson, however,
remaining on the ground during the whole day.
we are sustained by public opinion when we ASSERT
that as the challenging party, authority rested
with MT sadler to Change the time, and by his nom
under said challenge; but willing and read y
at all times 70 go INTO trisl OF Safes, when fairly
wln @ MI sSdier or any other parties we
that we will be ION the lot or ground at Torfey and
Twenty reefs between rch and Cherry streets
three disnterested gentlem en-, with one of onT
Safes containing Sanborn's Patent Steam Improve
We desire our friends and the pubiic tn he IN tbo
ground punctually at o'clock A. M, and see for
themselves that the trial is fairly made
EVANS &c WAITS ON.
No 2S S. SEVENTH Street
Philadelphia, Nov. l. 1867. mast
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FIRE.-Elktons Coal Oil Works, near Hes
tnuVile, were the scene of fire this morning still
Sized, and some other works were destroyed, The
was caused by the oil boiling over into the furnace
N Il inniIInp
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aa FRANKFORD. REV. J. r. SUTTON
Uesg win preach In the New Presbyterian Church,
corner of MAIN and HARRISON Stre9ta FranktOrd
Tomorrow, t0h A. H aud TX Z, N
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NAMED.-The School Directors of the Third
Section have called the schoohouse 10 Christian
street above Front The Fletcher School, after the late
lanes w, Fletcher who represented the section in
h 10 Roard of Controllers at the time OF his decease
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SCHUEILERMAN's New store, No, % N Ninth
street. daily visited by fam eS in quest of
bargains. We call attention to their advertisements
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Two DEAD CKs.--Miohael Kennedy was
.arrested last evening for stealing two dead ducks,
SsIned AT 81, Alderman Jones held him TO answer.
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AT LAsT.-After long delay, one of the two
supervtsors of the Nineteenth Ward has been ap-
uointed Mr. Isaac Lyster fills the position,
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CLOTHING.

ROCKHILL & WILSON,
CLOT HING ROUSE,
Nos. 6O3 and COS Chestnut St.
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1rAM STILLS COAhl, DEdHl; ,D1lrdT xanYs- MvS.
w sas sna 1920 og stsss USE
%G,S3SSsSsa %SS sSssa HSI'iSiy 70 any part Of the 0i'y'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Most Styt,sh Clothing IN Philadelphia,
1fOst SiDlfsh Clothing in Philadelphia,
Nfoss iStVlfsh Cgotbfng IN Philadelphia,
BfOst Stylish CIothtng IN P'sNUdctphtd,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

Too MrcH PoEN DOR SMILING. DR..
McFarlAnd. Of the Illinois Insane As,lum.
communicates the following TO the JACK
sOaViIie (In } Journal.
The death Of y l.. Willis. the poe,
allows the origin Of the ancient saying AZ
tie bead Of this communication 70 D. *.
planned. When Willis vas lad Of fitcen
he -as sent 20 receive his preparatory col
legiaie etaeaiion Al the hands Of the father
OF your correspondents. Rev. DR. MeFar-
land. Of Concord. y. H.. in whose family
b. took uP his residence. and under whose
Instruction both his morals and his classical
aitsinDcnis we're expected 70 derive great
advantage lie is remembered bv the writ-
er a. a boy particularly fast for those
primitive times. wearing roundAbout jack-
e, and having a roand. good-humorcd face.
handsomely set OF by profession Of light
brown curly hair. in Which it j. veil known
be took great pride. even -iato advanced
lie. Ga the 4ih Of July. ls22. a fishing
party wAs formed % cel-brate the dav IN
manner peculiar 90 anglers on the banks -
the Mcrrimac. and Nathaniel had permis.
sion % JOIN the paHy-,he careful doctor
having hrst learned that the provision chest
-ss 70 contain only ear pork. shich was to
BE- cooked vith The fish. Bot. a. b. apt 70
be The case on such oocasions. certain cor
diais. such a. alsis. Hoyaa. and otbers no-
eqsaliy oui of GATE. found their uay 20 the
scene Of the festivities. IN the pockets Of th-
other anglers ard Nathaniel. before night.
"a decidedly the worse. from frequent Il.
bations. on which be had expended the "a
part a the Pistareeu' given him hy the
doctor 10 the giorning lie fosnd his -ay
home. and ia ibe t-ilighi rcacbvd b.. bed
room undiscovered Bot his rctehings
Bon brought The hired girl 20 b., bedside.
uho. ~ hcr alarm. ran % ihe study ior the
doctor. -bo shortly appeared. 20 sni bis
pupd bent over the siie Of the bed IN the
extreme Of gastric agony.
Why. Naihsniel.' exclaimed tbe grew
"a doctor. -bere ARR you been' what
hare yoa been doingg lave you spent az
Of your shilling,'
'' Please. ar. gasPsd IRE agonized re-
peniant. q vas the pork aie sud ste.
t.il my stomach is iast ready o. bar.t fa-
deed. sir. never knc- 30 much pork be-
fore 10 20 for shiilng
TIE saying soon became current that
Nai. Willis got too much rork for BE-
shiihug
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OLD SERIES.

had truly loved her. and opened The door
ana his arms 60 receive her. whether she
came IN fesh or spirit; and. therefore. "a
vas 10 him that ber life belOused. and to
bun q had been con.ecrated.
Francesca Agolanti soon heard Of BIS
~ife's reapPearanoe. Of her defiant words
aud ber new marriage. Finding that the
tale as true. he made an appeal 20 The
courts Of justice. TO induce them TO restore
"ineVra % him. her rightful husband.
GinevrA and Antonis we're summoned 10
appear before the Eccle.iassicaI Court.
over Which the Archbishop presided. The
excitement ran high throughout Florence.
and the Court was surrounded bv An i,d;..-
nan, PoPulace. -ho denounced AeoI.ati
and Bernardo. and openly declared their
sympathy Tor Antonio and Ginevra. Be
fore toe tribunsl. Ginevra told her tale
braVely and With great feeling. and made
known her determination 70 resist Der for
mer hu.band's efforts 10 reclaim ber. after
be had twice placed bsr Eie in peril.-had
shut her up IN the grave. and had closed
his doors against her; adding that IL
she should be separated from Antonio.
she rosld take refuge from Agolanti IN a
convcnt-
The cause vas ably argued on both sides.
bat the judges. in those times. hardly dar-
ed TO gainsay the outspokcn verdict Of the
Fsany- H'ootbed public. uhich was apt 70 de-
eide for them that ~ss justice. and 10 en-
force that justice. When not summarily dealt
out. by riot and bloodshed
The decision given oil seen almost in
eredibl" IN our days. The marriage be-
tween Agoianti and Ginevra Vas declared
null and VOID. through her supposed death
and actual burial; and tbe Court decided
that she ~as free 20 form other ties Accord
'ng to Der good pleasure. and that the lies
she had contracted we're legal: and that
'he Vas nov ths lawful wife Of Antonio
Roudinelli,
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VOLUME 81. NO. IA.
- * Z v rs

Never base buIlss sA.s has gore BY
you.
The Indianapolis Journal bead. an .r,;-
Gle " a fools story and tells IL.
AfeetiOnaie ti@es--ben everything !.
as dear ss Il can be.
The ocean speaks eloqaentIv and for
ever says Beecber Yes rrtort. Prem
'ioe. and there Is no use telling il to dry
up"
Why Is bedgbog Of vegetable origis7
Because be Is the offspring Of q priekIy-
pear (psir)
Excess Of ceremony show. n want Of
breeding That ei'ility is best Which er-
eiodes all s1PerfiuOss iormalisy.
For the draining OF ofIaads.-Drink -b;.-
Eey and spend all vour time At the saloons.
Ih'' -'ii drain you Of all your land, in .
short time.
What IS the earliest mention Of h.,L-
'ng transaction When PhuaOh received
check (ebeque) on the bank Of the Red
Sea. which -As crossed BY Moses and Aaron.
Duty Is the little blue SKY in every heart
and soul-0ssr every Lfe-lrge enough
for star to look between the eloods. and
Tor the skv-lark happiness TO rise heavcn-
-ar'i through. and sing in.
Perhaps our readers have not heard Of
the widow Who. sitting meditatively bya
cheerful hre after her husbands deeea.e.
sighed out: - Poor lelIo-. how be did like
n good Ere. I hope he has gone where
they keep good 6res!~
A clergyman was one day talking With
has landlord. Univerzalist. on the person.
atty Of The devil. A little incredulou.. th.
gentleman remarked. =" should Ike 20 see
the devil Can't YOU -aigY'' was the
quiet reply.
An Illiterafe character has originated the
foho-ing connvndrum: What Is The dif-
tsrsncc between Az. the Cansaniie and a
certain learned professor? The Canaan
''e ~As AZ As ~As. the professor As-as-
is
Il u BIT sheep said old Meredith 70
hrs better half. - hat our son Ohio i goin,
erazy. for b. : GRIMM AZ the barn, and
be : GRIMM al himself -herever be goes -
% Sho. old man. said his wife. you do nj
kno- noihin'. The eritier : got a love
letier.-
Al an evening party. FOOte. the humor-
ist. Was reminded ~ the master Of the
house that his handkerchief vas banging
out from his coat pocket. - thank you.
sIr. sad The homorisf. A. he thrust the en-
bro'dervd oambrie out Of SIGHT. " you know
the company better than do. A"
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vi | sc T. !. l.. A \.
BURIED ALIVE.

There - an antique street IN Florence
-hich bears the startling title of Wa della
Mor'a-Strcet Of The Dead. The original
name of N'a del CAnpanilc "a. changed
20 VIA della Morta 90 commemorate the
rcsuscItstion of the hcautiiul Ginrvra. wLo.
having escaped from thc tomb. wandercd
through thc streets by night. seeking tha,
shelter -hich tbs terror, Of superstition de-
nied her
The story of Gincvrs. even more thrill.
ing ard siugulsriy romantic than that %
Rome and juliet. can hardly BE- called a
tradition o. l-gvnd. II T.. bcyonI lue,-
ton. true history. and has b,cn chron-
icled by various relIabic Italian hi,fori.
ans
Toward the close q the fourtcenth cen
tsry. the young Antouio RondineiH be-
cane suamorci OF Ginevra Almicri. a iady
of hiSh lineage. Count Bernardo. the
father 81 Giuesra. a stern. harI. graspin-
man. ~as az sauarcc 18th the Rondine ia
family. The youthful Gincvra -armiy re-
sponded 20 the passion ~hich her lovely
f~rsou ard lovelier character bad kinaled
and. not~ith,tanding the division between
their families. the trusting lover. baked IN
he dehci0u, hops that they would oue day
b. united
Antonio sought Bernardo. and. 10 spite
oi a frig'd ard irownins reception. boldly
Avo~rd his Affection for Ginesra. asI
prayed that thc di.cord t.twecn their hous-
- uisLt b. melted into harmony l., her
fan hand cia.pci before thc altar in has.
Thc iather repaisci him rulcls. and for.
bade Ell intcrcoufsc bctsc,n the lovers.
Then ''in,srs. gaming courage through
her disInay. vcnt o. hsr i,tLer and inlpl1r-
"a BAN o. bar l~r. told him % ber love for
Antonio. ard bc-oscht hin not O. separate
them iier iaiLer taruei an ohdurate ear
O. ber picadinss. and drove her from his
Prcscncc- Gresra moarncd and pineI
for her hanishcl lover vithost di..aisin.
ber sotro~s. Coant Bernardo aasarr,l
from this open gri,f that she ~heri.h~.l
hope that o. soud be moved Co revoke
The sentence of serarafion. To disp,l anv
sueh bascisss dsiusion. o. determined o.
give ber in n,arris-r ~tbos, 6.i,v
Franc.,ro Aroi,n,i .as one of ~. mo-,
opaIent men in Fioferee F-sm c.rt,;,
facts. Lo-e,~r. related ~ hi.to,,.o.. Il
IA, te inferred that De- "a. a, mi.err. a.
b. - -cahhv. Gin.,rs. far from listen.
ir., 20 10. -ooinr turned from t.-, ..,h
srron-e,ieI aversion bst tbi. di.l ,.,,-~.
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