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liyered but shall be inferred in tho usual
manner of burying the dead provided, fur
Their, that no compensation shal be de-
manded or received by said sheriff for such
body 80 delivered, under penalty Of five
times the amount received for said body
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Auuroyed Novarnbar IN 1898
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Resolved By the Senafe and House Of Rq
rsssnfafireS, That, the Secretary Of State =
directed TO issue circulars TO the town es'i
and selectmen Of each town, TO the maN
and aldermen Of each city in the State, al
to such other persons as he may deem a.
yisable. which circulars shall call for inform
ton as to the number and capacity Of 10
water powers in the different towns ~
cities OF the State, and their Advantages
the employment Of manufacturing lndOs'Il
Said circulars shall also call for a siak
ment of the different manufactures, Of Shaf
ever character or class, together with W
resources and annual products Of the se'sn
mines and quarries in the State, and w
power by which they are seyerally opeFsle,
They shall further call for statement
the amount Of capital invested therein
the amount of raw material and value iheieg
expended the tonnage Of the prOdae'g
the same OF the amount and Halus
articles manufactured the number o. 90
ployees engaged, and the amount oil coz
pensation paid tho number Of Pere1
wholly or in part dependent upon ~.
labor for livelihood I; the facilities o. uur
portation to suitable markets enjoyed ~
such other information as may be OF pracuss'
value in the further development o. y
manufacturing interests and internsl
sources Of wealth Of the State.
The Secretary Of State Is further elis.s
10 properly compile and tabulats 'ne
tiatics so obtained, and cause 5000 eoP1s
the same to be printed in suitable l'rm
with view 10 invite inm'F
tion and the investment of capital, any,.
port the same to the Legislature al !" w.
annual session.
Approved, November IS, 1868.
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49,, aassea ~ uer cItIzeIls one utst
year tried to whip us (the friends of the road) by
democrats they now are trying to whip us with
4 rennhlinnn lie lnnLll i,l,nr 1ho LII -. q A -
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Thomas II. Renfew owns a meadow
farm in the Southeast corner of Bradford.
nIniuiu1r q
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tllS ul tine brlck thuich III NNantpn u dispose OF
the same passed in concurrence.
). 80, regulating the salary Of the State Libra
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lees
Joint ResoiaioR-ll. relating To biennial ses-
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from Chancery by Orator. Decree affirmed
Person True vs. Truman Rnrclild With
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An Act relating to the fees Of town grand
jurors.

JurOTH,
II IS hereby enacted, Sc.
SIC. !. section iorty-one of chapter one
hundred and twenty-six of the General
Statutes shall be amended to read as follows
Iowa grand jurors fees shall be for each
complaint fifty cents for attendance per day
one dollar for travel per mile ten cents.
SEC .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November l6. 1868.
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So living in the
iected, and the
the -eaa fltai
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$40 .. This acl sbalI tato cfocl from
Approved, November u, 1903.

its passage.
Approved, November ~, 1905.
An Act to amend an act entitled " Al act TO
mend an act entitled An act providing for
u check list OF voters, approved Nov, 10,
1906" approved Nov. 6, 1867
i IS hersby enacted, &c.
Sac. l. Section one of an act entitled
e" An act TO amend an act entitled An act
providing for q check list of voters, approved
Nov. 10, 1866, approved Nov 8, 1867, is
amended by adding after the words p" list Of
voters for every annual city, town or free
mems meeting in said section one, the
words, :" and election Of electors Of President
and Vice President Of the Uni I'd States"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
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nau ""''" 'o''Hlh story OF Lewis d n.
bells. - van
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DIVERS INTERPRETATIONS The South Amer.
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SEc. ? Any union or graded school dis
tricts, formed under the provisions of this
act may elect three. six, or nine prudential
committee, one-third Of the number to be
chosen each year, and to hold their Offices for
three years or until others are chosen.
Sac 3. At the first election Of prudential
committee under this act, one-third Of the
number any such union or graded school
district shall first designate, shall be elected
to hold their Offices three years, One-third
two years, and the remaining one-third one
year, aud In case of vacancy from any
cause the district at any annual school meet
ing may elect substitute 10 serve for the
unexpired term.
SIC. a. In any union or graded school
district, established under the provisions Of
this act, the prudential committee NAV pro-
cure the necessary textbooks ut the expense
of the district for any children who are not
supplied with them, and the amount paid
for such textbooks, shall be added to the
scbool.tax Of the parent or guardian of the
child for whom the books were obtained. and
shall be collected with the tax, unless the
tax is abated
ApDrOyad Novernhar 10 1919
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Approved, November 10, 1868.

An Act IN amendment Of chapter twenty-five
OF the General Statutes, "Of public in
struction.
IL is hereby enacted, DC.
SEC. ]. Section eighteen of chapter
twenty-five Of the General Statutes is here
by amended so as to read THE time. not to
exceed two days, actually spent by any teach
er OF common school, in attendance upon
the Teachers Institute, held pursuant to
law, during the time for which such teacher
Is engaged to teach such school, shall be con-
sidered as time lawfully expended by such
teacher in the service of the district by
which he is employed, and in the legitimate
performance of his contract as teacher.
SEC. :. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
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An Act to repeal an act entitled '' An act to
authorize Improvements to DO made in
NulhegaD River and its tributaries" ap-
proved November l3, 1867.
IL q, hereby enacted, DC.
SEC. /. An act entitled " An act to au.
thorlze Improvements to DO made in Nulhe-
gan River and its tributaries" approved
November 10, 1867, is hereby repealed.
SEC. q This act shall take effect from its
PASSAGE
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An Act in addition to an act approved No
yember 81 1867, in relation TO the return
Of the military property, belonging to the
State, to the Quartermaster General
IL Is hereby enacted, etc.
SIC. |. All officers, non-commissioned
officers. musicians and priyates, who have not
returned to the Quartern aster General of
this State, the property belonging to the
State, agreeably to the provisions OF section
three OF the act to which this is in addition.
are hereby required TO mako return of such
property agreeably to the provisions of said
act by the first day Of January, A. d. 1869.
SIC. 2 All officers, non-commissioned
officers, musicians and priyates who shall
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An Actin addition to chapter seventy-seyen
OF the General Statutes, relating to the
standard weight of grain, ETC.
IL is hereby enacted, de-
SIC. /. A bnshel of onions shall be
deemed ffty-four pounds, ne the standard
weight and measure of the same in all pur-
ohsses and sales thereof
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
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An Act CHANGING the time of holding county

An Act changing the time of holding county
courts In the county Of Orange
his hereby enacted, etc.
SIC. /. The stated terms Of the county
court, 10 and for the county Of Orange, shall
be held on the first Tuesday of June and the
third Tuesday of December in each year.
SIC. 2 All writs and processes made re-
turnable TO said court on the first Tuesday
of December, shall DO returnable to aud en-
tered in said court on tho third Tuesday of
December
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act changing the time Of holding county
courts in the county OF Orleans.
~ IS hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. |. The stated terms of the county
court in the county Of Orleans SHALL after
the next June term thereof, be held on the
last Tuesday in February, and the first Tues
day in October in each year, instead of the
fourth Tuesday in June, and the fourth
Tuesday in December, as now provided BY
law.
SIC. 2. So much of section twenty-sir of
chapter thirty Of the General Statutes, as is
inconsistent with this act, is hereby repealed. |
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act fixing the salary of the Adjutant and |
Inspector General.
u Is hereby enacted, etc.
sss' l. Tbs annual salary Of the Adju-
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ap lls,,.vu.
|shnnent 3D.
Ln. "a. Gen.
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Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act to protect mink in the State of Yer,
mont.

IL IS hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. /. If any person shall, between the
fifteenth day Of March and the fifteenth day
of October in any year, kill or destroy with
in the limits Of the State Of Vermont any
mink, and be thereof convicted, the person
so offending shall forfeit ana pay for each
odense committed the sum OF ten dollars,
one half for the use of the person prosecut-
ing, the other half to the treasurer Of the
town where the ohense is committed.
SKc. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved, November 20, 1868.
An Act TO discontinue tho allowance OF in
terest on funds In the treasury of this
State.
IL IS hereby enacted, etc.
SIC. 1. On all moneys in the treasury of
this State, received under the provisions of
an act entitled " An act for the aid of the
Vermont volunteers, in transmitting portions
Of their pay to their families and assignees, -
approved November 20, 1861. no interest
shall be allowed after the first day of Janu-
iry, A. ID. 1870.
SEC. 2, The Treasurer of the State ia
hereby authorized and directed to publish at
The expense OF the State, three weeks sue.
,essiyely in each Of the weekly newspapers
printed IN the State, circular ia which he
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Approved, November ~, 1905.
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An Act regulating the salary Of the State Ii
brarian.
his hereby enacted ETC.
SIC. /. Tho annual compensation and
salary Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Trus-
tees and Librarian Of the State Library shall
be three hundred and fifty dollars.
SIC 2. This act shall take effect from
October /, 1868
Approved, November 9, 1865
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An Act in amendment of and addition to sec
ton thirty-two Of chapter one hundred
and twenty-six Of the General Statutes,
entitled 'Of salaries and iee -
IL IS hereby enacted, etc.
SIC. l. Every officer or other person au-
thorized by law to make an arrest for an
oilense against the State, shall be entitled to
receive fifty cents as a fee for each arrest 50
made.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 90, 1868.
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rived, November 10, 1868.


II IS hersby Enacted, ETC.
Sac. l. The Directors Of the state Prison
shall receive three dollars per day Tor each
days actual service, together with their
actual expenses.
Sac. .. This act shall take effect from tho
first day Of December next
Approved, November 10, 1868.
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much houor. She fsn'ts worth Il t. ~ - =.
"But, MAXI TexcIaimed, delighted =
II thought you admired her. -
"No," he: answered indifffeffshtly
"but she's very entertaining girl. I'm
not ready to fall in love with suvbody
yet that: is a very different thing
Meanwhile / want to be entertained,
and SO call on Marian. / had anoth-
er reason too, but that I will not tell
you." go: = 49, =,
a And he would not, though I. guessed
| and wondered. But he laid bis hand
! on my. shoulder With a a:oaressing, pro-
tedting. motion that :brous ht' viEialy to :
my mind that, evening long isso, when
hej just touched my face SO gently as he
passed: :outs That: sevening|-thcss'
! bboks, Leonard's gifts, which he hsdssc
1Sexaminfd, Ibis question vnczts s.orn-
ns!vza(llt a(llt1aa 1aaashed through ny niad like,
lightning. and q suEef INSTINCT tola me-:
fthat + 1syeal,. NJ Mlarian,s true eaaraeter:-
70 Leonard ee be had done all thiz, think
ing, perhaps. So to secure his cocsiass;
happiness! j., ! sat. ashilc,: s.leaeed BY
the! !thoqpssht. I hardly kpe9 Wheeler
RI III ked it or not But Of Heor.;'o. ! did.
II / sudden fancy: thrilled ~ heart:
that Max was better and !de~rer than. .
1I,hbusand LeonaT9dss, aT9dss,:lI ! drove Tho f-n~1
away. Leonard was the. .lta9;* Of I'y
| life q II love .: :enrroughs With -o:az7 ];
thre ead Ct ny ,f1te- y.,..: 49, 1-s.. , ,:.;>
But bla1ian! ~ ,!w7Aiss .: really: Gid not
care fof hsr! i: Husra uE7,,, He t. had foiisa -.
her with her o*a ,"::,:por-!
Concluded On Fourth Pa-s.
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Branch Office, Philadelphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

4AAAesAOApAl0
! FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
where the general business cf the Compa.
ny Is transacted, and 70 which all genera
corresl ondence should be addressed.
DIRECTORS.
| Jay Cooke, Phila. E.A. Rollins wosh;noton
| y R...Ie Ifh fhia. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
| MM. L. Meorhead, Phila. John d, D.frees Wash
Teorge r: Tyler, PLila. Edward Dodge. New Yorl
- hlnckley Clark, phila. IL. G. Fshnestock, n Y.
| OFF, ERs.
HENRY D: COOKE, Washington, VICE President.
| JAY COOKE, Chairman Financ. and Executives com
EAEESHk e TH&xSx " PETE rhi,a secy and Actuary.
| rI o. nN ht, Washington, Assistant Secretary
fKANGis 1GSGES e SMiru. Nj D., Medical Director:
D. EWING MA.E!Afs. A.e!Afs. u. D., Ass4.. Med Director.
AED1CAIAD.*isOHY BOARD.
= " e. SSofXETz, Xs,n S4sf Ssds:i T. IS
SzzAAs! AsS195sei 81 ,sAi,ptes,, is :sI - *s<
l. soLIClToRs AND DATToRNnYs.
wM: = cHailsi,. cHakbLHR, r.: wa,shington w;,i tl; BE-
| GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia Pa
f*:Es cSAapHaay, Fai;os,l iadts L. :obs.sotel, a%
offers, by reas On p its, large Capital, Low
Rates Of Premium, and New Tables, the
most desirable means Of insuring life yet
presented to the public.
Tue rates Of premium, being largely re-
duced, are made as favorable to the insur-
ers as those of the best Mutual Companies,
and avoid oil the complications and uncer-
'alDt!es of Notes, Dividends, and the mis-
understandings which the latter are so apt
to cause the Policy Holders.
Several new and attractive tables are
now presented, which need only to be un-
derstood to prove acceptable to the public,
such as the INCOME PRODUCING POLL.
Cf and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY.
in the former, the policy holder not only
secures life insurance, payable at death,
but will receive. II living, after a period Of
few years, an annual income equal to ten
per cent, 40 per- CENT of the par Of his poll
cy. In the latter, the Compan, agrees to
return to the assured the tota. amount of money
he has paid in, in addition to The amount of his
policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating
insuripg their lives or increasing the
amount ofinsurance they already have, is
called to the special advantages offered by
the National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full Iarticulars
given on application to the Branch Office
OF the Company in this city, or to its Cen
eral Agents.
! RY@ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
IN every City and Town; and applications
from competent parties for such agencies,
with suitable endorsements, should be ad-
dressed TO THE COMrANY'S GENERAL
AGENTS ONLY: in their respective dis
tricts.
GENERAL AGENTS OF TkzE COM
PAhY.
JAY COOKE & CO., New York, for New York State
aud Northern New Jersey
Z. '" CLARK d e., tor Pennsylvania md South
ern New Jersey.
JAY COKE CO., Washington D. c., for Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, district Columbia, and West,
Virginia.
j. A. ELLIS CO., Chicago, Illinois, for Illinois Wis
consin and Iowa.
Hun. sI's FllES MILLER, St. Paul, for
Minnesota.
!. +. "EsT, Agent ut St. Cloud, Minn.
1ylstpl50-
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CHAPTER VI.

j. One evening Lou Winter came in
for. long cory chat: II vas late in au.
tumn now, and We were glad to hover
over the fire, and talk over all sorts Of
little things, ':like other women's talk, "
as the Dutchman said. Max was not
at home, Aunt Ellen was in her own
room, SO We gave ourselves up to the
luxury of an hours gossip, none of it
very important, till Lou said , =.
"Ob, Ernie, have you seen Mr. Cleve-
land lately? ~--
!: "No, not for . moon and i half: :: 3
"Well, you should have seen him as
j. did yesterday. He was standing, ii in
Burnett's door, when your cousin went
by with Marian 2 Wood, lloh, Max !! :: and ~
she scarcely looked .t Leonard, just
bowed a very. little and eery:.hanghtily,
While she went on}talking to your cuus-
m, and said y il her ini~itable manner,
50 distinctly that Leonard heard and! l
he.rd,;idwhy have T never known you
EtssoFs, MI ruavrlF'' >, *'1eona'sda clave,
i.bd set his teeth hard, and 'mutsersd
a. dypserite,' chen farming suddeoly, he
81 ssv me, you know We were always
-ftje end,, and said before he Thought
'Dhat sgp gil win viii have es mems ne souls tqqya.
s1er for some day r" 80
HeTe 'en' vas 'fee!ifetE fed tor thought. Il mad.
%v he.rt "N ache 4 'Iais q hittls 70 q thipk IF dea
! Max getting entaaaged; but .t6ea1it h,t
made Leonard find her out. Still, no
even to save Leonard; would I hav'
lost thas'11sx With His lofty DIRE dreams ia 40, !,
iv1ltio stusl! ,s n=.;'a7's>"fo*'' oiEtss
A little lull ensusd ir our ts!:;.'
sat looking meditatively into the re-
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Less, Sndapv<r alyertl lsemi int.7 5,eahts b.
square for the hrst Insertion, aud 81 Hcents per
squarv for each subseq uent insertion.
2 Attorneys ordering in legal Lvertisemsntp are
regarded accountable for the of the same uu
regarded special asreesnt to ch arse thu sam.
~ another party Payment IN all to be made N
-. Local Nrfe., 10 ceqt. per llla 70 trls tu.
and 10 cents pet live to regular, adseftisefs
!. Noti:e ofdeath [smple announcement rs ION :
obituary notices, scents pa1 line; marriage mott
~ cents. - @''- : SIas )"
All political. religious or other,uotices,s 5 ce ITS
per line.
.. Special place advertisements to betuserted as
LIsrG .assf fsisss, . pay aa.r:vtiy: :, j ;
o.Strangers must pay in ADVANCE, or give salts
tory reference.
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CHAPTER Y.

1t is really delightful to have an ar.
tist in ones household. He introduces
an element somewhat alien, somewhat
superior, to the common worldly deeds
and words which are too often our best.
The beautiful and ioroible thoughts Of
all ages are his friends, and gil Lis
mind With continual pictures, and his
canvas with an occasional creation that
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|jinn n ranoo A. FALSE STRP.:
BY MRS. Z. b. BROW MING.

BY MRS. Z. b. BROW MING.
Iti.y rj:H g:J,i-- a. T.
SWEET, thou hast trod on = heart
Pass! there's world full Of men,
I, And women iss 6s'r -. thou art, =:
:. Must do such thing; now and then.
Thou hast only stepped unaware, =
Malice nut one can impute; q
! And why should a heart have been therc,
.!e ta0 way ola tdr vo'nan'' soot'
+ vas not a stpn. that could trip,
Nor was it.a thorn that conld rend;
ee.'Pat mp thy proud under lip! "
~ Twas merely tho heart ofa friend.
eApl yet, 4 erndyepture: Que day,
When sitting alone at the glass,
;Remarkins tho bloom gene away,
Where the snrile 10 is dinplement was,
Aud seeliog Asonnd thee in vain
, From hundreds who futtercd before,
Such wcrda as "Oh, not in the main
Do hold thee less precious, but morcr
Thou'lt sigh, very like on thy part:
8; "0f all have known or can know,
wish had ouly that heart
i :, I trod upon ages a. OF"
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MBR1CAN WATCHES: ::4-some 81 ii
n f>est >VSr :bf6usht tb sc: *'Cietd4 j
f.om ITO OF. casa34 4&a X 2pfsd ooih 4 tsii !
ver-st BUS H'S!ze A. gdarlhtSs tf9%, Il
vl.Ca ,2tSi;aI rlIs ,AGviJ
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GEO W: SWEET,
A1roRN1Y AND COUNSELLOR At Law
WILL attend promptly to Collections.
w and payment Of taxes in Stesrns and
Bspon ,Couatiss. tSReeiel Stteatiaus given
. ssse5 5 bsfors the Lecsl and G en eral Land
ohcas.
oass On St. asrn.ia g., over Bro1s.'sstore.
ST. CLOUD, : MINI.
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'RVl9LPH sC4GNEXAXN, ::7 '7.,.
wA.TCEM AKER.
81. aermsine street,
ST. CLOUD, j: /,gs', II MzNN
A GOOD tss0rtnsStof 'N.tehes, &
IL Clocks and Jevelry always uons IA
haad. ,0ait.aising done. .Repairingn neat:
y done 4nd NArfpnted tor one year. My
IsesskeffA fsle;a ,:.,~,:.,:c .:!z ..j3
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"0lve me a pin too, Efnie. I'm
going to'~eaf it 1ot' s badge, its charm:
lxing!" "<"*: i =: 7::i,>5 :" ,'s"': r
And he fastened it on the left side: 81 q
bis coat. : nj s: =" .: -: u. -
"Right over your heart" laughed
Marian, maliciously; "1'm going to
make one. ;too.: May I look At yours 70,
pattern, Mr.. Tudor ?" ....
"Certainly:"'. . i IA, ii, s:.:,..-
But be did not, take it of; he only
folded his arms, and stood there befsre
US like g : young; Apollo IS he as. y.,,,,
So Marian Tartan slowly vavs4 tEhse graeee,4 4ip
and out, At every motion looking,pp n
him, ,,N and he looked :do11n 1 At hsrs ..Fit::,
cally, observingly, with his artist ,eys
noting her 1.-THE grace, her torrent o,
! ~avy: trressaes, hsr >.nateh,es4, x1oo6addioa; x1oadd1
:eyes:: '''Tbefo ~as''s"eu euriio5ds. i5ds smiiss );
his lips ii he'lSoked::S sd: 'sbno q;d':
'""1hef.! isn't thxs'a atdfaes si6 i66vs:th,oot, IL ,oti
.'5 charming as FfSii9s r. shs' h''1,iidd 1S,iid
handing-it 10, hin, and half :turai1I
away. Did she expect hiuato keep '>it
to onthrone it abo.o niae, p;erhsPs, oct
give i warmer warmer, ,,rssting-pl.aeY.:: :, n
he looked l st.i at it carelessly, then, civ
ing it back to her 'e,'pde7 .aidT7 a., :da:sr Il
',Ve'y nice, Mis-. Marian. Marian .A4nasaao.
Ernie, shall we 60 look !. for the Dry
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So, toying with The long 4 ,zibbons o o
my hat, he led me away from all, trou
her Aud We hunted for fairy ring