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UTAH.,
ESCAPE OF A HIGHwAYMAN

SALT LAKE CITY, M arch 8-Wm. Mckay. a
notorious hghwayma Tho In connection with
others, recently robbed the southern mail,
again made his escape from prison in company
with three others aud it supposed they are
making for the Union Pacific railroad
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
!. PEOPLES CONCERTS,

Third Concert Monday Evc'g, March Il,
BY MRS. WENTWORTH STEVENSON Mrs. j.
u sherwood Miss ANNE j. Ayers, Messrs. q.
y. l.. Shaw, Pianist Also, MIR. Frank r. A. Pm
gree, pupil of Prof allack, on the Mouth Har-
world. - " '"e
tickets for the two grand concerts including
reserved seats 90 cents. For sale at Halves and
seat 80 cents. "- ie''i'e"
Concert to commence at O'Clock.
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VOTE early and vote often is the motto of
politicians. One price and that the lowest in
New England is the motto of
CoGIA HAssAN, 139 Middle St.
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LARGEST and best stock table and pocket
cutlery and scissors ever offered in Portland
selling at cost at McDuffee's for short time
only. Call and examine, mar2d1w
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JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDrNG.
THURsDAY.-State vs. George Wilson. Intoxica-
ton and disturbance Sent to Jail for thirty days.
State VS.. Thomas Mccain. Assault and battery
Satisfaction acknowledged and defendant discharged
on payment of costs.
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MARK TwAIN.-Says one "any body will 60
forty cents blind on Mark Twain" That il the
price of his "Burlesque Autobiography and
first Romance" just published.
Fl. A. Mckinney s. Co.. 2 Elm Street have
1t. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of
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Notice to RafaIde1's.

CyEALED Proposals will be re'elSs,a ~ p n IT,
= day .arcb Is, 1s7 at tessn in Lewit n Pc
INC eieenoh o .ue ar A natt tor tue whole. 20
be butt with P2ns aHE weS rs
accepted bs s Rooms in Lewiston, at the ofh C
sfe me az architect T. Me,eham in SION Al
com iiI1ng rommtlee, Lewiston, aud should ba
Guy 'd Proposals for erection OF CITY Band ngs'
e' Per Order OF Building Comm ttee
Te A, WAKEFIELD, Secy.
lewiston, March G, 1871. mailJiw
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PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No. II Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth'
ecary His work and prices give general sat
isfaction, If
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TWO MINPRs sMoTHERED.
=. sHLAND, March 9.-Patrick Burns and VIII
nam Baumster, miners, were smothered by
gas last night while working in tire mines OF
the tunnel colliery. Both leave families.
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Money easy at "a per cent. Ster ing Exchange
steamers.
Stocks closed active and frmer with indications OF
anoiner upward turn OF affairs. Western Uoion
Noith western, OHIO, New York Central and Hud,
son were prominent features this afternoons specu-
iation. The following are the closing Quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. s5l
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THAT'S So.-People who have had the occa-
sion to buy the article, find the sale OF ready
made clothing is genuine thing" as adver-
tised at Rollins & Bonds. mar9th-lw
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COME Immediately and see the Bankrupt
stock of 1000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves, sizes from to 10, worth $1.25 for 40cts,
at Cogia Hassan's, 129 Middle and Temple
street lW
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NEW YORK, March 9-Evening. --tiold declined to
IIit g its ate 10 the at ernoon, when it was an
nounced mat the Bank OF England had not raised
1t, rate or discount and closed weaker some Of the
latest sales being made at /. Governments closed
new subscriptions to the new loan we're renorted TO-
d gay. Inc following are the closing quotations:
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AGENTS wanted to travel and sell Woodruff's
Violene and Fancy Colored Inks. Large prof
its and sells readily. Call at IL Temple street,
Portland. tt
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THE CoIoRED RACE IN AMERIcA-The lee
ture gwen by Cbas. H. Mahoney, at the New
bury street church on Wednesday evening was
wei atten led, and the subject, "The Colored
lace IN America" was carefully and thor.
ouah'g handled, and his thoughts upon the dis
pson ot the present politcai parties we're
~; per''hent. But of peculiar intores we 9
20 on The acquisition of San Domingo.
tho S'eu ne rs opposed, be having resided uoon
onaas. auu LOT over year, and bad excellent
urpo, of learning the feelings of the
af IT. ques'lops tending to the surrender
D. y, o"ur radTpendence the City Hall sbould
give their ne tbe1 of p'r,and would
paid by subject rli of interest," pe w richly re-
one move in the matter? '''' VIII some
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MAINE.

BANGOR, March 9.-Peavey's steam mill at
Passadumkeag, containing single saw, stave
and lath saw, two shingle machines and
planer. was burned early this morning. Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000.
NOMINATION.
The Republicans this evening nominated
Hon. Samuel HI. Dale as candidate TOT mayor.
DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER MAN.
Intelligence was received her to-day of the
death IN Boston this morning OF William II.
Wheeler, at the age Of 81 Mr. Wheeler was
for many years editor and publisher of the
Bangor Daily Wing and Courier and the Ken
nebec Journal.
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Jo3 PR1NTNa.-Send your orders for 10
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS.
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NOMINATION.

The Virginia Conservatives have nominated
U, s. Senator johnson for reelection.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY GAS AGENT.
From the annual report of the City Gas
Agent, William Senter, We learn that he has
carefully examined the state of the works Of
the Portland Gas Company, and fully approves
vt their condition and their management by
the efficient Superintendent and other officers
He believes the business has been conducted
in the interest of both consumers and stock
holders. The quality of the gas has been good
and there have been no complaints on that
head. The financial condition of the company
is satisfactory. The city owns 100 shares of
capital stock. 3.E
The gross receipts Of the company for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1870. were $176,S2O IS, in
GLIDING temporary loans. The expenditures
for the same period were $3.50, 2O2 90, leaving a
balance of cash on hand Jan. 1, 1871, Of So
O8s.2S. Two semi annual dividends were de-
cared in January and July, 1870. of 50 share,
amounting to $258220O. The total consump-
ton Of gas for 1870 was 39,710,0OO cubic feet.
Total number OF meters in use Jan. /, 1871,
was 2713, and the whole number of street Ian
I 'erus was 1873. The company laid during the
year 1000 feet OF 3.inch and 1900 feet Of inch
pine,
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MISSOURI:
II he Tornado in the West.
FURTHER PARTICULARS Epou
ST. LOUIS.
Additional Details Ct Loss Of Property.

NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
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FrRTEER PARr1cr1cHs or TIE pRowrsa OF
MIR. PEARt.-On Monday last we mentioned
that MIR. Arthur E. Pearl, son ofthe late hev.
Cyril Pearl of this city, had been drowned on
Sunday, the 18th pt., near Apalachicola,
Fla. The following are the particulars which
have lust been received in this city. Mr.. Pearl
was acting as aid to Mr.. Horace Anderson of
the Coast Survey, who was in commend OF the
Coast Survey vessel, the Silliman, near Apa-
lachicola. Mr.. Anderson had two other aids
Messrs Bissell and Bray. sumo az, the 18th,
was beautiful day and Messrs. Pearl and Bis
sell decided to 60 to church in Apalachicola.
They lett the vessel in one of the boats, which
carried two sails, and had four of the sailors as
crew. They intended to return to the vessel
IN time for tour o'clock dinner. A tremendous
thunder squall came up about o'clock, but no
Tears were entertained for the safety of the
party as it was SO early, but when it got to be
some time after the dinner hour Mr.. Anderson
became uneasy and sent the sailing master
with boats crew to the town to see if there
was any trouble. On reaching Apalachicola
the sailins-master ascertained that the boat le,t
town to return to the vessel lost before the
squall. The sailing master returned with tn.
sad news to the vessel, arriving about 10 D. M.
and Immediately Mr. Anderson started for the
marshes where hunt was kept up till after
midnight without avail. At 4 O. clock the search
was renewed. Mr.. Anderson having the crew
at work in boats in every direction and getting
assistance from the town. At last the boat was
found capsized and stripped of sails, oars and
rigging, showing the violence of the squall.-
After while pair OF pants, known to have
been worn by Mr. Pearl, were found Showing
that he must have had the time and presence
of mind to cut them from him), and also pair
belonging to one of the sailors. None of the
bodies had been recovered at the date of writ
ing the letter from which these particulars
were gathered. Messrs. Bissell and Pearl were
both young men about "a or % years of age, and
the four sailors who were drowned were be-
tween II and 20 years of age. Three of the
sailors belonged in Apalachicola and one in
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AUCTION SALES.
Large Stock of tapl. Dry and Fam
CIV Goods at Aucains,

4 COMMENCING on TUESDAY. March 7th, at 10
~ O'Clock, NJ and continuing every day az 10 A
and ~ M until sold, the large and valuable
sock and fixtures, in
Store Corner Congress and Brown sts.,
occupied by r. Il LITTLE. The st eek consists OF
large line Of ClOaks and Coakings, Shawls OF all
grades, Dress ooois in Variety. Lii en- Goods. wooi-
en- Goods, Fancy Goods, in fact all goods Usually
Kept IN brst-cass Dry and Flncy Goods store
The stock Is all fresh aud will he sold in lets to
suit purchasers.
The Fixtures, consisting Of Furnace, Show Case
Desks, Curt AIMS. Chains, Stools, Cloak rcrms safe
large French pate Mirror, &c., will be inclul led II
the sale.
feb2Std #. o. BAILEY & CO. Auctlone.rs
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THE wise man hath said I will buy an UNI
brella at Cogia Hassan's
To further Introduce our new sac cord ma
chine thread we shall for one week sell it in
one doz. lots; colored at 8 cts. epool, white at
4 ctr. spool. This thread is unsurpassed by
any,. mch10-1w
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lot of Land at Auction.

IN TUESDAY, March 10th, at 12t GEO P. N.
~ We shall Sell the valuable Of land on the
north western corner OF NV Jury and Hancock Sts.,
cont 'in ng about 1890 feet OF land THIS is oLe of
the bet lots IN this location. Sale without reserve.
Terms 1t sale.
mrl0ti F. o. BAILEY Sc co AUG ioneers.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies

BR1ees' Pile Remedies are success. If.
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mIsCELLANRoUs NOTICES.

Go TO Mrs. W. L. Smells, 337 Congress street
for the latest styles of Gypsy Braids. 1w
Hot AND COLD BATHS at J. p. Smiths, No.
100 Exchange street 1w
REAL Hair Switches and Curs at COgia
Hassans. Wv
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cure s than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
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Executors sale of Rea, Estate

Executors sale of Real Estate.
DURHAM to license from lhe Judye OF Pro-
l. bate tor the County of Cumber aud, | shan sell
AZ pubic auction, on the premises, On MUN-
pay. rue twenty seventh day OF darch, 1871 at
dnree o'clock r. ~. the dive lliug house aud lot No
IS Chts nut streer, Po,tlaLd said premises helons-
iEg To The estate OF Edward Robioson. dece s d.
Terms Cash. VIM "A. JERKS Executor
+. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioueers
Portland. February 20. 1871. 1awsw si2O q rnre
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh,
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SYAA htEK MAAL
AUX PLANTEURS RIZIERs.

Les soussignss ont l'honneur d'informer
-es planteurs riziers de- St-Jean- Baptiste ct
des pnroisscs voisines, gu'ils viennent de
faire reparer ct arranger leur moulin ct d'y
adapter tous les perfectionnements ct ame.
liorations les plus modernes, sous Ia direc.
tion do Ia maIson Geddes,. Shakspear &
Gle. &c Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.
Ils ont retenu ct se sont assure 10 service
permanent d'excellents onvriers parfaite-
ment au courant de Ia spscislits du riz ct
habitues al travail quelle reclame.
lis sollicitent done respectueusemen ct
esperent obtenir le suffrage ct le patronage
du public, ct lis no ntgligeront nj soins nj
efforts pour sen rendre dignes ct soutenir
honorab element Ia concurrence avec lee pse-
naers Establishments du meme genre dano
FEtat.
Les soussignss reierent en6n lee person.
mes qui desi.eraient Sc renseigner sur h
valeur Ut le msrite do leur movlin. 1 N. A.
SoCOLA, negociant en- rig 1 Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans, ainsi qu'aUx autrcs courtiers dc
Ia vile qui s'occnpsnt du commerce Dc oct
important produit.
r. ABADIE Gle.
St-Jean- Baptiste, . scptembre 1871.
9s1a. F~
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bien connues CONNIE gibier: Ia plus
commune est Ia perdrix grise Ia per.
dirk rouge sen di>tingue aisement par
Ia couleur rouge de ses pieds ct de son
bee. #lr-r
LIE vnpneau huppe (ordrc dos echas.
siers) arrive par grandes troupes au
commencement du rrintemps. En-
s'eevant. il pousse un cri sec qui ex-
prime assez excitement le mot di1.iuit.
lie rale dean (meme ordre) est un
oiseau qui court solitairement le !oug
des conrs d'eau. .-~.s
La foulque GU macreuse, don't le
corps est enforcement noir, SC montre
periodiquement rar grandcs troupcs
dams les etangs sales.
La moue,te est quel1uefois precicuse
pour l'alimentatiOn dn marin.
les bdcasses appartienneut d Ia fa-
mile des longirostrcs { A long bec). La
becassine, plus petite que Ia becasse, a
Ie bee plus long. ..1 .-s-. h
hc canard savage arpartient Tor.
DIRE des palmipedes. Les cauards sau-
wages sont Ia souche dc nos cauards
domestiques. sa..r.
lie faisan commun Sc trouve en- abon-
dance dams le Caucase ct les PLANES
boisees ct marecageues ani avoisi.
nent Ia mer CaspieDne. II fat,. dit.on,
introdult en- Greece Ia suite de l'expe.
dition des Argonautes dams Ia Colchide.
Inutile de parler du pigeon ct de 10
tourtcrelle: nous men pourrious dire
que ce que tout le monde salt. Gene
ralement Ia tourterelle plume 10 pigeon.
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IMMIGRATION
AIsAcIENNE EFT LORRAINE

Le docteur r. ANPOUx. sur 10 point a.
partir pour ID France pour chercher DE-
travailleurs, = lhonneur d'inforlser lee
planteurs qui disireraisnt contractor avec
lni. quill d6sign6 CONNIE agents, chsrgSe
de fournir des renseignements =
St.Chsrles, N. AcHILLE d. BOUakRE.
St-Jcan. Baptiste, NM. MAxIMILIEN
BECNEI, ct DUMEZ : BELOW.
StJacques, NM. Louis LgBOURoEOIs
ct Colonel ALFRED ROMAN.
Le soussignS invite Lee planteurs Do ces
paroisses vouloir bien ne pas perdrc dc
temps, sils desirent 6tre pourvus l Ii 6n
de cette aun6e. DR. T. AMPOUx.
st Jean. .Baptiste, Is aoat 1871.
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bt"tVS. AoutNc sSS Poe'"''
Chants de rAurore, Posmes et BaHa
des, Chastelard, Ia Rain s.Msre, SOM
consacrees a l'apotheo-e des sens e'
/ Ia gloriication de la chair. C'est
le plus cynique epanouisse men'
q"'on ait jamais vi. II decrit com
plaisamment une noyade de Carrier,
ct son Imagination entend an loin'
tain dn temps un dialogue d'amour
entire les deus infortunes auxquels Ia
proconsul d. Nantes faisait contrac.
ter 10 mar age republican,. LA sen.
sualite chez Swirburne va ,jus1u'a
Ia ferocite. Aillenrs, il compte les
spasmrs voinptueux de la pauvre
Marie Stuart. Et toutes ces fan.
faronnades de vice, ornees dun
richie nantcau de poeeie. pavilion
ani du moins lei couvre la marckan.
disc, sont enlevees par une foule
.avide ct halctante. Qu'on s'etonne
maintenant des Inquiries croasse.
ments, des prophecies de manvais
angurc I Gladstone secoue vaine-
ment les COLONIES d: temple de
paristocratie pour faire de lenrs
renverses une digue an
torrent de Ia revolution ct du socia.
lisme. Stuart Mill eat u, ct derrisre
lni Harrison ct Brsdlsngh. ct Bis
marx exige pour la troisieme fois
qu'on lui rcnde Tile de Helgoland.
L'expsriencc d'autrui ne sert de rien,
ct Sedan ne rauvera pas lAngle-
tcrrc d. Dn,king, cette funeste jonr-
nee don't Ie recit anticipe eat, par
nm antcnr annnyme, pr&te 1 nn vieux
sollat. debris du nanfrage de "a pa.
trir. qui l.. fait 4 ses pr,its.enfants
dams M demi-siiele d'ici. Les des.
tins s'accompliront. Car ;ls so"t ira.
e6s profondimant dans cette boue
iitteyairc "a se vantrrut is.a,le 1t
Swinbnrn", 4 mnins que Ia France.
reveillen It gueri". n'imprime aux
fvdmrmrnis nne direction nnuvel'e
rt imp,6vue. G. ssrait nne bonnc
1T grandc fortune pour la France
quo de ~ vcngrr nnhlrment de cctte
antique rivale qui Ia abandonnee
dams lr malh"nr, en- Ia sauvant des
fcn"i's on cllr-men,e s'est brisee.
Sonliaitons, pour l'une ct 'antre
nation, que IL drame actnel ait an
tel denouement,
.#z .a
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"A ten service ma chArs cnfant. ct Il bonoe femme
to peux vaquer tranquement ties adaires. Mahorine
ne msnquera de rien. n .s4s sa9
Jeanne embrassa 1re ct revint chez ellie hate
Ellie prit petit paquct bras sapprocha du
lit de ahuriue don't 10 somme eait oalms h respa-
ton rgaere ct couvrt de baisers ct de peurs b vge
ride de- 10 pauvre foe.
-Je to quite, soupsit-sle Mere. pardonpemo ii jc
- quite. Je plus l. force de vivre dams
pays, mais nous ben6t.. Adien adieu.
Puts ellie sortit precptsmment rcgarder arierc
craigoant que a foe vepst seveilc 10 ui man.
qulk Gn6 hE Ea 80 4
La rue du village 6tst dessrte Oa enendat "a OF "a
vsgues ct oouasos qu precedent 10 grand re-
vsil do ID Laturs.
Jeanne hatat c pas crsigant detrc rencootrte daus
sos d1psst ou plusot dams = fuitsa s8f
10 peasant dsvsnt h porte chsetere dc Il Caillaude.
rie. uu Got De larmes lai jaillit dss yeux.
Ellie sarr6ta dtfsaots pespace dune minute. contcm-
plant dun ar cete demeure oA ellie aurat pu yvrs
heursuss. tos qs abssais b mos do aue ct do
ellie etsit exilSs ~
-Adieu. Julien. soopira-t-elle.
Et hiant IN nouvsl effort refoo'snt scs sangots g.
s,yeas yssx trsablts d paavrs lls remit route.
> Qssl 1tait son but
6us q.sllss resources compaitcs po vivrs eu Pays
ineonpu!
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quelquss mois ayant 50 mort, a 10 fete do tourg.
In petite croix de Jeanette. argent, que Julien lui
await donnte etrenues derDilres qnee tenat
reserve pour ID porter gogrstts IL jour de leur
risge. - sF5I.f.x6 -
Et1 parossien rumge du diocese.
II y Gssge jauni Do premiere communion avec q
poiguts psper dargent decoupS jour ct cerce dor
Et, sogneusement conservec dams envelopes soyeu
- lmags qus ei await donnss le vioux prSsrs pour u
nppeer jamas jour tout parfume dencens 60 jour
radeux. % jour sore od enlant vetue do banc sltsis
sgsoouiee devant auel ct les mains ootes Il boo-
disaast dsxtase, await recu d vsts Dc son Dsu net
Cttat out passs qui revivait H. psss4 don't
d css accidents qui tyessent a ve rarrachst
bsssqssmsst pour l. jeter dams uu svenir iuoonnu.
nEs bsia pane aprAs rautre ess cheres reliques
Es 'sur psriait comms i objes isaui@ds sussst
pu j sonprss1rs.
:. Ells lsus disait:
-Adisu. Cen ct fat no me yerres plus sourire
vons - m'salsndres plus chanter. .t.s.-
s Gs ~ lss suits soot oourtss.
aLs jsss b ssspsit deus ess ooespations
DE- qnells " poindre Iueuf banchAtre horison
~ ttgt shsss femme qui await prs frare en- noor.
ben a. .ahssasr peur qaslesss joars lui d.
Us voyage iapostsat = qui - psss -
1stae1sE Je dois partir = matin meme voules-vous
q non absence, WELLER sur ma pauvre mere!
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Jeanne setat adrcsste aucuoe do ces question. ON.
barrassautss. laA aaaa8 -
Ells ns csmpreosit qu'uoe chose qusr Tlsy au plu.
vits.
Pour ls reste ellie aviserait apres. +. ls,.x +.
Dioai0ct ellie await prs 10 chemin do traverse ou de
Till.y meme voves par vabon Gsrmgnonvle. ct oui
Dc Voves conduit A Chartrcs -
Lee payans beauccrous croent generslsncnt trouvsr
Chartres plus do quo daDs eus bonrgades
Jeanne await oai dire anrefos que las bourgeois de
Chsrtres payent. gros g,ges les domcstques qas en-
poen or ellie vouat gagner do gos gsgo non pour ellie
Z pauvrs cherc qa Do ffomage ct do pain
bis snisait, mas pour nero sdovc don't clio ,uraA
bicnt6t i charge entierr sur les bras
Et pua. Chsrtrss est oin de Tisy
1t il lui semblat quo Plus ella metrait Dc distance
entire ss et Jaliso. plus doulour ssmondrisa plus
son ceur scrait soalsg6.
Or. phenom1ns etrangc le contrlire await lieu.
chsque pas quslls faisa en- avans ellie ssut,it a
pcino s'accroitre
Oo e0t 3t que chacun do ses movements f.isat de,
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