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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
Prom The Atlantic for March.
M1RGUERITE.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

MASSACHUSETTS BAY, 1900
TIE robins sang in the orchard the buds into blossoms
Little OF human the buds and the robins knew
Sick in an alien household the poor French neutral lay
Into Ter lonesome garnet fell the light Of the April day.
Through the dusty window curtained by the spiders
warp and wool,
On the looseaid oor of hemloc oaken ribs Of roof
The bed-qulfs faded patchwork, the teacups on the
stand,
The wheel with naxcn tango dropped from her sick
hand.
What TO her was the song of the robin morning
As she lay in the trance OF the dying needless Of sound
or sighti
Done was the work Of her hands, she had eaten her bit
ter bread;
Tie world Of the alien people lay behind her dim and
dead
But her back to its chidtme; she sawthe sun
o'eriow
With gold the Basin OF Minas and set Gaspereau.
The low. bare fats at ebbtde tho rush of the sea at
Through inlet and creek and yer from dixie to upland
wood;
The gus in the red of morning, the shhawks rise and
The drift of the fog in moonshne the dark coast
wall
She the face of her mother she heard the song she
sang,
And far off, family, slowly the bell for vespers rangl
BY her bed the hardfaced mistress sat smoothing the
wrnkled sheet,
Peerng into the face helpless and feeling the cecod
feet.
With a vague atOning for her greed and long
abuse,
BY care no longer needed and pity too late for
Up stairs OF the garnet softly the son Of the mistress
stepped,
Leaned the headboard covering his face with his
hands, and wept.
Outspake the mother who watched him. sharply, with
brow a-frown,
"what love you the papis the beggar, the charge of
the town.
"Be she papst, beggar who lies here know and God
knows
love her. and an would go with her wherever she goes
% mother the sweet face came pleading for love 30
athrst;
You but the town-charge; knew her Gods angel
at first"
Shaking her gray head, the mistress hushed down bit
tercTy;
And awed by the silence and shadow Of death drawing
mBhg
She murmured Psalm OF the Bible but closer the young
girl pressed
With last Of her life In her fingers the cross to her
breast.
my son. away cried the mother her voice cruel
grown,
"she Joined TO her idols like Ephram let her alope
But lie knelt with bis hand her forehead his Inns IN
her ear,
And he called back the soul that was passing; MAR
guerite, do you bearP
he paused on the threshold Of heaven love- pity sur
prise,
wisfu tender lit up instant the cloud OF hereyes
With his heart on his lips he kissed her. but her
cheek grew red,
And the words the living long for he spake in the
the dead
And the robins sang the orchard where buds to bios
SONS grew
OF the folded hands and the s face never the robins
knew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

The gold market was strong during Tie morning on
dealings Of moderate amount at11i ana though the
market was without feature and the armer tone was
due to the recentlycreated short interest After the
Treasury award was made, the premium became weak
and the price settled back l0S the Cable reported
nrmer prices OF National securities on the London
Change. The carrying rates ranged from per cent to
g. and after Clearing House balances lent free of interest
Tie DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
follows: Gold cleared, 100000; gold balances,
S15g23sO; currency balances, sl,'S2sC3 The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RALWAY.-TlIe completion of this Road has given TO
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds ~
established character equal TO any mort gage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange We are prepared to
buy and sell these bonds, at any time at orr Bank
ing-House, at market Trice-thus placing them on
the same basis, for temporary or permanent invest
mcnt, with Governments or any other security.
These bonds are u inst aud only mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile based on railroad that has cost
$4,000, and which commands without competition,
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota--shortenng the distance from ST. Paul to CHI
caro- * miles and TO ST. Louis more than % miles.
The net earnings are already largely in excess OF
interest on the bOnd, and no doubt exists that they
will more than double within the ensuing year.
4 contract has been secured with the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obi
eating the latter 20 invest 80 per cent If gross earn
ings derived from traffic with the Burlington Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Road in the bonds of tins
Company. This arrangement makes practical con
soldation of the two roads, and establishes large
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana
Minnesota Bonds.
The conyertibility privilege in these bonds en-
abes them TO be exchanged for stock, at par Ut any
time. This secures 10 the holder az his option, o.
share in any excess oil earnings over the lnteieS'
obligation
An exchange of Government securities for these
bonds returns 9. per cent interest instead OF peg
cent. which il all that Governments pay at present
prce. besides leaving an immediate gain OF about ~
per cent in price for rcinyestment'
The subscription price of the bonds Is w. ana
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken IN exchange nee
of commission and express charges.
HTxRY CLEws & Co. 81 Wall-st.
In connection with the house OF
JAY Cooks, MCCUuocH Co.,
No. Al Lombard-str London
we purchase and sell
STERLING EXCHANGE,
issue
COMMERCIAL CREDITS AND CIRCULAR LI;TTERs ~"
TRAVELLERS,
available in all parts of the world;
EXECUTE ORDERS IN SECURITIES;
make
CABLE TRANSFERS OF MONEY
and transact any business pertaining 10 On America"
Banking House in London.
We receive deposits of coin and currency. aiio"'
ing interest and checks upon paid through 'n'
Clearing House. JAY CooAh :" w.
One of the Best Investments in the Markee-o''
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Con'
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished ro'o
running to st. Louis and doing profitable business
Price e2i and interest. Inquire for particulars
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. No. % Nassaus'
NJ X. JEsUP * CO., No.p2 Pne-st'
and at the Office Of the Company. 81 Liber'y-S"
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THE MARKETS.

fC.refuIly Reported foe Tns rAisuSsi a M,
AsHEs-The receipts TO-DAY are Is phsA ress 49, =, 80
crate dsmsui and pce without special etansc Ne 2'
AZ as Pearls dali and naninal ~ 800 ~ 70
roT~ioS-IAe has been eu AID unsrt'sd nses
s, es 10 fesssa sessi he esenar are ar an
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Mem Publications.
4 MEXICAN PHOTO LITlIoOG,vk Nilal, ~ w..
4" oTpICF bs, been removed to No too fol.o. ", ~

A DIIIN M
A MEXICAN PHOT0-L lIli ~. p0I,alI.i ny w.
IonRICR b,, been renewed to No los Fol,oo " ~
MARCH MAGAZINES.
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III Iv WI d owELs; Our WhPerrg 1alefy' ihirl rHIer
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

The State bond market was rner and prices asa rule
were wen maintained south Caronas were about /
per cent higher GeorgIas ito per cent and Tennes-
sees about per cent. The North caronas were excep
touav heavy though the old issues and special tax
were steady The transactions have been moderately
large but free OF any special excitement The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1871
Steamboats, ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED x ANP .1 COMFORT
renee Ksshu, Manchester Concord Palmer Dfl''s'0'''
di.is point, he rev and "sHeh ''e'hs"
CITY of CITY nTY or hhwREscE; and -, ,,,, ,ovnox
s ,- x;, 5 +s E.5sy az. ssf %s a. ''i''. ~
Loon Sr. mere , s9.@ sS Sa 1G woss
fousS and rates Of height ;P SHORT OK inc Agss
Esr'Yofi, Oct 10, 1889. = .,e--
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
ppRov,DrNcE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
.t4p M nom Pier a. N r. loot Of ho6i 5,o9SII a,
S S:o 1r' i % b RSSTSS - :. 3 Fh0B5S6B
Fs & s rae SSn iSr Tss die. sn
INOR NFW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &C.
L Steamers ea,e Peckp for New Haven at 5a Trains North and
nAITINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SOUTHWEST TREIdHT received ,a or..[SI y GAIRET sI
f FR Ek GoAPs o TER RIVER S'' a. low vim gss
5 Of privilege WEST q tP 70 wt'shs
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD W. " PERSEiL General Agent
CENTRAI RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
P';;eass, S s ftfS sa Bbe6 Ros Hampton
VI, s 5 Rs s and at a.ioH With e
& ya Railroad az OF Srps S' csu af P p
ysliis and New Ycrt sse - ~ ro NH, wpsr
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Connenelng January i8.-Leaye Ser-iork as ionoss
m-Fof Femingon Rson, Bethlehem hsucb Chunk Wires
barre Pion Mshanoy City Nj Carmel h'heon luAAh'ah0a
Tow anda, WaveTlT. he.
7;tJn m.-Por Easton. a.. -, , p..... A.,
Es1rKS daily teIoept suniaTs) ot Bsston Al
nfoun Harrisburg and tie Vest Connects AZ sonef'lg Iof s
g.on JGacion I Srollsug atsI CAP ssFanSa m
s,use. At PbJs5lE fof ifauch Clunk Mssu.de VI
rsr,nor Rre EoH for MAuch Chunk haRA1oJ Cy alt
C-r7.l william sport, Ere Sc
1898 H-Way Train Tor S0ncryiue =,
FIe ngton Fsston Allentown haseh Chunk Mhlanoy
ca, H.leon Wkesbse Reading Columbia, LaneaIsr EphIai
poiylle, Harrisburg, he.
n.-Fof Eastou and Allentown.
Esston Al haucl thunhi AM beUlleie
400 m-For sonefyiis and Plsmng.0n. -,
CtggfyvAr Exrksss, daily Tor Easton, D'tehen Hen
town Reasg arshGrg, Pittsburgh Chicago snd inenns sp
-g sr Pittsburgh and Chicago Cones AZ JUNCTION
, ware Lckswanna and Western Railroad for Scranton
s:5 D. m-for SomerFile
q. IL-TOr SOnFtyile
D. m-For E-s'oD. -
y n Emisrint)-For Eaiton.
g:4jp. n.-For Plsinagd ,.,
Tof EGraleth AZ GOO 6J 49, :: 49, $3.50 s:UJ 9p lo y 20
70 m leo 1900 3.l5 5J 400, fD go ';l'i DIV 5'ii
Geo 80 100 T:io 500 $40 300 si 1873 1909 m -, Dill
Tfr. for the wet obtained st the once the n'ra a
ROAD u Newef e. Zoe. OF Lhety " \ sa ~ t
lri ticket Offices in kegfoskC II. h. H. EChbh SuPHhNoN-
n. T.. BALDWIN, Gen Pass At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
nELAWARE, LACKAW ANNA, and WEST
4 PRg RAILROAD.
MORRIS ESSEX DIVISION.

D,po in New io o Of Bar,ay-si snl foot Of ChTpbsrIt
sS m ExPREs5 Nail TRAIN eor5es1s Dsa yta poos
,op s,,,sh P'yst ' AZ il a va. ne % T. All R
Tor water Cap s'Tologrg seraton crest Behd bs y1 ~
nio = ~ LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Eex,rE, Morris
town pTei f'9'oI X ~ y d Co. sl
L. H. r. Bethlehem Allentown, AAncA Clunf ana
40 a. SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester
E. wseroo With Su,ser r. AID a. Washington Win De- L. anu
$50 p HACKBTsrowS MAIL, connects With BooU'on Chester
Pcr NoREisTowE D. rso ll'UI $3.50, ';2c 49, $40
Fr SSIT and intermediate stations a. so $780, and 1910 m
ProR.sGP all SOUTH ORANGE $50 1880 o:iO 1910 and
ll.2 lIo 2J $40 ';I1, 49, $780, 500 e'o VV' ana '4
SEgAsE e TO go. go go ;o 10 i Ego i ISe
5 $50 $40 600 .2O GO $780, $780, and ll'i5 p n
fec ssYor; Si BL0oMEED snd MoYTCLAIR at $40 AID
ll:c1 : u. All 200 $50 5:lo aud e:l0 p. N
ERIE RAILWAY.:-.TRAlNS Leave Depots
H foot n Chimbes'. and foot of2dst, as follows; .
ILrolgs EIpr.ss Trains ea7s Cbnoersst at M u m s:1
nd S' 3: p a. tsy Neg nj goyi bTisF Room r Coz:
., 1 sDB s' cs Si si rsu soT2 q d
.l G.q sas eo'{ae seo@ga] .S II r. n B5 S 5 .a
&. y H. S.TYerk 70 noracisye Buffalo, All Cincinnati
az f si P Js f; al iva wa 1 4 w. j
DAYS only $3.50 ll3dst, G:l3 a. M MI, .-,,,
toroisys sad Vs. at lisa ~ 5ds s5;l' 8. M ,.s,
Fer wur AID Way al 3:'o anu 4'S0 p m (''l'" ''T
For sa9ID ard %ly n s7d P r. % $40 and '' p h
nor T & s e.? s sad si5 p ~ From Cfa@6ers Depot
n i as, A. 5:l9, sr1 b:4J n
ise from Hist Depot 81 Z and
5:4j end t6f From CtanberssL Depot JEW
a H.. srd |, (. i55 C. snl l6G5 p. N -, n..o,s
For Peu1oa Eyaek Tsnans and way from 2Ji De29t sty:2
IlJ f75 s:t5 SIS and 1913 and s.turys On il:o
r. From Ctambert Depot at 9:3J M ;S ig" SD l'''1
BIS al f63' o. H. aad Saturdays on ~ 800 midnight
Tickets and for Apartments In Drawing Room ara uB
snd for tne cheering an transfer oi Das
80 nv b. n a. The e. and 81 BN.Eayi 23
1blrhsst: l5hL and Thrts'e llsTemi
g uoa- oo.lyn p,pols Of CLnhett 'ud foot % jlti
NeuYorl EIhsngePaoe ami Long Deck Depot jersey City and
OF the gents p the principal hotels rr,, nan,
l. y. kUCF Dec 81. WV. u BARN.,
a. Sy,t Goal Passr A.
-p-Ur tFor Hacksnsek olly.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL. AND WINTER AINtAN q f.MENT.
Commencing hOsDAY October H. iO FROM Roosevelt and Grand
isrnes
t;ls m. Mail for Pstehogus
q. IN, Accommodation for Babylon
,op M Express Tor P.isogae via stage to Belspo and Fire
Plsos
90 l,ip Accommodation Saturdays through Paiebegss
$50 D m, pshtloa Aeoonlao ISOLATION
en- p W. herriss Accommodation.
~ and 10 D. VALLEY
stFesa iar kochswav.
Tie $50 and 10 and connect VALLEY
strvan for Hsspsssd ~
T. w. DOUGLAS. sspsTatssasst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

Government bonds dull and steady at the First
Board but prices yielded fraction at the later ea IN
sympathy with the lower range OF gold. Inc market
however, closed steady the basis OF 1921 @lo ior iso
Fisk Il Hatch report as follows at p. M;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

The days business at the United states Treasury was;
Gold eeeir,s ~ s595ll9 Currency payments. s2{232 SO
Gold paylaents l3iC65 u Currency haaLee s99 ~
Gold Iaance 4loyO CuAtoL "'0OV' W
Curreucy receipts. 406.047 O.
The sale OF gold by the Treasury drew ont bids agre-
eating S2245OOO at prices ranging from liO55 to lllS5
The one milton awarded at ll5 to lil.35. The fol
Tho dnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
fPor Piernou. snd Fysek OF

I ONG SLAM, RAlLRQAp PMrxr
sul aer MONDAY OCT e. 1870, Trains will leave Jin1fp
follows
$3.50 a. n Gpfnpo sal Sag Fsrbor
1850 q Eorlhtcr WAY fan
Hog sad RyeIhead BIpresj ral through 70 1feea
rot on sulrls, nslts
,:tO D. R0rthYoh Express
MCnYSield Train 20 lsip on SATURDAY nlghs
Gl0 N. H0r..y0rt VIZ Train.
rouare * branch r Henpaei Sunday train, for Roslyn
Glen Cove Loe4s VALLEY Hcssvie Huntington aui horpot leave
Hunters 20 m. AMI p ~. j. ID thhipN. nhP|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

Money has been extremely easy throughout the day,
and this afternoon round amounts freely offered at
per cent without eciting borrowers The rates were
and S. National Bank notes again In superintendent
supply and lend dt for days. Discounts are In good
inquiry but little paper being made nc this season
of the year. the note brokers largely supplied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIhsT CALL
TOT O'CLOCK A. N.
Sales OF Government BoRiG so,
1000 so Con 62...lili 1900 u b. U.s.
1880 u x $40 Cou ~. .....ln 60, r.,,
Saks Of STAT BoGtBonk ana Rarodf-bnp''
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lHGtrnCllon.

A FIRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexe.s-7-
"a Baar Fuli bed ROOM Tuition, Ie1smsip. Nashrz Lue,
Gynsscs 500 per year address T. HANLOS Penahsoa Ae"'
Jetfey.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
"A FIFIH-svE. COKSEh OF NV BY lY-sINTH-sE
Seventeenth err Second Coiameuces feiulry
A HOME SCHOOL for Misses. at Rose Hill,
n Dsrtu-y. Corn. Principal Mrs c ~ WHITE.
BOARDING SCHOOL.
ID TILRYTOWS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
TAERN TOWN, y /.
Rev. b. J. JACKSON. furcpll ard FroBreiot
NHAPPAQUA FOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
Ttlrn SeCuOOI for h-th exec IN 'et The e.. So
ey q Frnd. AMI Tuon 1913 tr OF ~ weeks aff1g
Ger couuence 81 (lar,l) 6. ls1l. At.r.'
HELLIs = TILTON, Chapfaqra. y y
EARNEST TEACIlEG-Comm Re
y ttraiut-YONEERS MILITARY ISr fIitIE
BENJAMIN MASON. BOX 40. 90 fonkers, NJ.
IlEMALE COZ LEGE, Bordcntown, \. j.
j Boar Tuicu 1913 pef year For Catalogues address h'
JOHN H. BRAKkLRY A. n. Pres.irn1
GODDARD SEMINARY, formerly Green
" Mountain Central Inst;a.e. B0ARDSG SCHOOL 10" tcl
washing per wees Tor cstcsles atsi L. L. bUEhiAG-
TON Barr. VI
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in Civil and
MehaI Eunetrae Loud anl R7aY surveying la ana OIL E
Mcdaniel b.csl Drawing s. Il Prof. o. FOAs
COLLEGIATE and Engineering School u Cooper inhtie ~ bota
5au, leodgsj any tine. New Catalogue ros Tea "
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINE

NEW-YOKK AND NEW-ONIEANS.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD will he
pltte March and extend fOia Cha MeTIn
Miss and with Its connections form tie shortest all from
Boston EeuSYork PHILADELPHIA Baltimore Washington LyBhlag
and Chattanooga Meridian Mobile New 0eau yksbg Shrre
port, Galveston, and all points In the SouihWest.
Arrangements being perfected wh connecting roads North
and sou,A pAsngrrS the Of 70 per
making the trip from NcWYo New Orans q! Two daily
through trains will e each mailing close connections
ChAitAnoog points South West Only
New Yort snd New change south Of Lynbug
through tickets for all North and South will be at the
principal railroad ueket once,.
gSnstng lines requested pat rkes sae via line for all
pnnts that can be reached
low rAies for fr,iFL
hush bills 81 dng issued principal North and South
'.'Hs i"r Zoe, sid damage promptly sdJuntol.
f0fiGrlhsr inform alton, apply To
.,,,,. - brAETOs General Superintendent
Tenn ~ - ''"' '''k"' ~" '''s' "t'"' N"-'e-
oE" ns CezpaaS Yors No. o. Broadway eerser WAN
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

JkWIHUUHI1 UIU NHIIEUHUU'
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusa-
tonic Nsugstsk alrosd Fare 81 Steamers leave Catha
Tne-shp At Il noon Sundays eIeeTieil
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-YOrk
and Cty Of Hartford leave Peek slip daily stt for Hartford
connecting with for Springfield Chopee HoJoke Northampton
Bralehoro H. Se Fare Isl class ~ 49, 2d eisss 81 IS
MO INTERRUPTION to TRAVEL, via
IN WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND LYkCHBuRG Great
Mail Roue through Tickets for sle At the General Ohc
g BroadNa and all the papl hotel and general ticket ohees
Eew.York. Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
g. N. HuSTISGTOs, n. Y Agent.
JB YATES. General Passenger Agent
CARNIVAL EXCURSION to WASHING
~ TON.-Tle EEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD
issue Tickets from SeWYork 10 Washington c. and
Turn 81 the round tnp those drs Of attending the
Carnival held February and IL Tickets sale
Conds depot Jersey Cy principal stations and at "a Broad
Hewish y. W. JACKSON, Genl huPt
r. W. R1SKIs GeH'l Pass Agent
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY, -, =.

Ia -A'' CAMBRIDGE, BASS,
Comprises ;s- foIlo-ing Departments:
H.rrsr ConeceTha Uayeuiy scgD'nt Sehool-L'W School
Medical shoo-Deatal slool-Lsareuoe Scientific schoo-icio'
Of Mining and Practical Institution "a School o. Agr
eulture AID Iior Observatory
Museum Of Comparative zoogPeaboly Museum Of Aehfo'S-
Episcopal theological SCHOOL,
The nez; aesdeuc yesr begins September %, io7l
TIE fst examination r admission Harvard College viii BEGIN on
IN q n Iha ses,7i eI@' o. S9. ea 70 e
Schools VII begin eeio1tc - ne qLis io 70 W,
sl ,irc or -oa classics. crcaar describing ne new
INyRRsirY LrcrUaES-IftTtles coar.r, IN is5J-7 Of
wh sty asn ~ i.e va Le IL ~ cum ti int. ea
voaea) eIca,r s. iin item si ue iH,.s- or s?yieyA
instructor. = 5nrv Of c oi 'omas. cr explain. lew
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