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THE SCHOOL BOARD.


Yesterday a scUrrillous, vulgar eard
was published, anonymously, and dis
tributed through the ~postOffice and eth
erwise everywhere. The very brutality
Of this secretly-printed sheet excludes il
from the pages of the APPEAL. 1t was
devoted mainly to the denunciatiOn Of
John L. H. Taylor, of the School
Board. The following paper speaks for
itself. There are twenty members OF
the School Board, fifteen OF whom have
signed a card entirely e~xOnerating Mr..
Taylor. Mr.. Johnson, who died some
months since, Mr.. Taylor himself, and
three absent members, are all the men,
bers of the Board whose names do not
appear attached to this card. This is as
it should be, and we are glad the Board
have shown their confidence in a gen.
tleman whose integrity is without ques-
ton in this community.
To THE PUBLIC.
We, the undersigned, members of the
Board of Education of the city of Mem
phis, hereby state that we have this day
seen and read a certain anonymous cir
cular, which has been circulated in the
city of Memphis, signed "haesa,n
which reflects upon the conduct of said
Board, and in particular upon that Of
DR.. John L. H. Taylor, Chairman of the
Committee on Teachers and Textbooks,
and we now publicly say, as We fully
believe from all our knowledge and OBJ
servations, that said circular, in every
thing which relates to the members of
this Board, and to DR.. Taylor, except Sc
far as there may be some shadow of
in the statamaDt rafarrinp 70 the
difficulty between DR.. Taylor and Mr..
Kortrecht, is false, unfounded and scan
and we believe that said circular
was prepared, printed, and circulated by
1 secret and cOwardly enemy of the
school Board, DR.. Taylor, and the cause
IF education in this city, and we hereby
1enOunce said circular as false, unbound
I'd, and scandalous, and challenge any
Investigation by the citizens of Mem
Dhis, who are interested in this matter,
when and where the truth may be made
known, and the right done, and we in
vite full inquiry.
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John Walsh, No. 331 Second street,
near Union. Latest style of hearses for
adults and children.
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SEPTEMBER Cooley and Peterson, also
a large variety of the latest weeklies and
dailies from all the principal cities, at
Joe Locke's, 1861 Main street.
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ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
(Hunt & Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
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GALVESTON.
CHARLESTON.

GALVESTON, August 15.-Cotton is
firm; good ordinary, 10000. Sales,
$50 bales; stock, 1898 bales.
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

PANTS MADE at W~aggener's, 317a
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, $I2,
S14, SIS and SIS.
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COMMUNION services in the Third
Presbyterian Church on next Sabbath
and preparatory service on FTidav
night.
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FOUND.

- valuable spec1acles, which the owner can
have By calling on David L. Burns, Third
street, south Gayoso. aul6
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
SI72 Main street.
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ATTENTION, EMMET GUARDS /.

You are requested to meet at our hall
this Thursday eveninga at eight o'clock,
to make arrangements for our third
annual picnic.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN. o. S.
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to S75.
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E8-The Board of Directors, IN commencing
this Third Scheme to the Public, promise
that IL shall be carried out in the same good
faith which has characterized the former Dis
tributiOns of this society, and made them an
other name for fairness, prOmptness and
fidelity to promises. The high character and
standing Of the Managers selected viii also be
an additional guarantee that perfect Justice
and fairness win control this Distribution.
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, August 15.-Cotton: Nothing
doing. Net receipts, ? bales; stock,
70S bales.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

THE DAILY APPEAL is served TO city SUBJ
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
Ave cents
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

DIR. J. B. WATSON, Dentist, moved
Office and residence, Sc Monroe street.
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ODpl9 The WEEKLY APPEAL. by
kI1dl mail, g % per annum. To
clubs Of two or more, s.. The DAILY
APPEAL (seven papers per week. is
served to city subscribers for Csc. per
week, and $40 per year by mail.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
for Clubs Of two or more.
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SUTrs MADE at Waggener's, S173 Main
street, for S35.
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
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Railroad Meeting.
On Thursday, 22d of August.

A MEETING OF the commissioners and
n Stockholders of the Memphis and Jack
Railroad will be held at Jackson,
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FRENCH TOOTH
EoNIN&R9

oSENG
A NOVEL and pleasant dentrihce, the finest
"A in the world for cleaning, ~beautifying and
preserving the teeth; Endorsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
g. @. WARD & BRO, us Main street.
q. ". JONES & Co, &7 Main street.
j. B. HILLS, Isl Main street.
]. A. ]. SMITH 4 CO., 80 Main street
W. II. SEABROOK, 17 Main street.
MOSELEY, 65 Main street.
JOE WALTER, 1874 Main street.
c. +. MINER, I6 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, 10 Main street.
g. ID. JOHNSON, lab Main street.
Z. JOHNSTON, 20 Poplar street.
MAEBFTELD a HHGBEE.
Wholesale Agents.
x0l ard o Main afrpQef-
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

CHARLOTTEsVILLE-The session COM
mences on October Ist. The Institution
embraces an Academic Department and De
partmentsO Of Law, Medicine, Engineering and
Agriculture. For catalogues apply 70 VIZ.
WERTENBAKER, Secretary Of the Faculty
2. O. University OF Virginia. CHARLES X
VESABLE, Chairman Of the Faculty. au2
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I

PUMPS, AS Main street.
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FOR SALE.

uvD TRADE-Pittsburg Window Glass
and 81. Louis White Lead, at y. II. c
FR & cos Commission Warehouse, EX-
change street, Memphis. aul6
HA-The Old Company sells gas al s. per
Ut 1850 cub feet, II paid for within the
nrst nye working days Of the month. No
charge for setting meters. ONCE Gl second 81
FNGINE-One 6-hoTse power portable steam
" engiue, second hand. Apply to
aul5 W. JOINER, 10 Main street.
TEWELRN, ETC-An old established watch
% making business in the best location in
Memphis, together with a well assorted stock.
OF Watches, JewelTy and Notions, at a bar
gain, the proprietor having bought a business
7 OTS-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
atg Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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Odd Fellows College.

Al HUMBOLDT. TENN, opens its first ses-
a sion September II. IS72-
For Catalogue apply 10 the PIesldenl
H. T.. WHEELER
AM At HUMBOLDT.
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FOR RENT.

nOONS-Two handsome furnished rooms.
II Apply al so Main street. aul6 Z
rTORF-Two years from lst September. one
- half OF the nns store "a Nam street.
auI4 FRAZER a co.
HOUsE-lO Main street. Apply at A. Sees
aali J. 7. SMITH.
THREE STOREHOUsES-Nos. an, Ss and
i Front street; possession given LIST Sep
HILL, Terry & MITCHELL,
auIS 80 Main street.
TOTTAGE-A pretty cottage, in complete
order, with six rooms, cistern, large gar
den, etc: Walker avenue, on fernando street
railroad, between fernando road and Elm
College. Apply at Office OF Taylor q Rutland,
Sa Front street aull
I AND-I7Z acres OF land, with good house,
IL servants room, bathroom and kitchen,
al necessary out buildings, stable, buggy
house, cOrncrib, smOke-hOuse, hen-hOuse, etc,
etc. This place is on new Raleigh road, p
miles nom Court square, suitable Tor marked
gardening. / viii sell hOtbed sash, plOWs and
al farming utensils; alsOs horses, 2 COWS, !
two horse wagon, l market wagon new and /
cart; also, the present crop, II desired. Pos
ises TO J. 6. HANbWERKER.
nOOMS-suit OF rooms, first floor up stairs,
III, over our store, northeast corner Main and
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mantua makers stand. Possession given
ID september. GEO. SHIELDS a co,
ans 30 Main street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS large and commOdiOus
- S~forehouse, % Front street, occupied at
present by Brooks & Co.; possession given LIST
September. Apply to MARY HARRIS,
So Madison street.
or DAY & PROUDFIT,
ave 3 Monroe street.
N OOMs-The most desirable rooms in the
IL city; rent cheap. Apply 70 Al
wv Appeal Office.
~ ESIDENCE-A large and pleasantly SIT
II uated residence, No. 81 Marker street.
For terms apply at the office Of
HARRTS+ PILLOW a. PILLOW, Att'yE,
myl4 corner Madison and Main.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

j. W. S. BROWNE, AS Main street.
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COTTON PRESS.
CHEEK
PRESSI

AT MY OLD STAND, E22 LINDEN ST,
"A Memphis, Tenn viii continue a. here
t0f0re 10 manufacture this celebrated planta-
ton Cotton Press. which FOR the past three
years has given such universal satisfaction,
and is now 80 extensively known and used
that / deem 70 unnecessary 70 say more than
pledge myself that &c shall be- fully equal to
those sold last year, and having greatly In
creased facilities for manufacturing. we viii
make IL more complete than we did last year
We are prepared 10 furnish the necessary at
20 run this press by steam, which
makes 10 As complete q steafu-pOWer press az
10 Is a horsepower press. All orders for the
Cheek Cotton Press must he addressed 70 Ford,
Porter q Co. . Uniqu street, Memphis, Team
n D. CHEEK, fJ5 fernando ST.
fy8 TeuneaBee-
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LUMBER.
N. E,& ]. ". COCHRAN,
LUMBER
DHA r =.

NANUFACrURERs OF LUMBER. LATHS
vi and Shingles and dealersin Doors, SASH
and Blinds, Flooring Pine. Poplar and Ash
Ceiling, " eatherbOardtng MOldlng and FIN
ishinE Lumber OF every description Our
~aWmiIl. with "A capacity Of manufacturing a
hundred thousand feet Of lumber and from
seventy i've to a hundred thousand Shingles
and from fifty 10 seventy-fve thousand Laths
per week. enable Us 10 Ill all orders on short
notice. Orders from the country filed with
care and dispatch. Price list furnished On
application. So U1ice and Yard foot Of wash
ingtOn street, Mills in north end Of Navy
ward. Memphis. Tenn auT dAw
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Bartlett Masonic Institute,

\ fun meeting is very important.
JOSEPH r. MOSBN.
anil Chairman Board COmmisSiOner
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HOOK soda, 225 Main street.

BEST soda at 225 Main street
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Nonresident Notice.

EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. BLACK, p. c. and VI.
Haynes & stockton. SOI'E for COmpIt. fu1l
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WANTS.

CCALES-To purchase, a secondhand wagon
- or hay scales. Apply to
RANDLE q HEATH. - Second street.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

nROPERTN-FirstclaSs central city resi-
dence prOperty-brlck or frame-On noe
al terms and time. Address
auI5 NJ. o. o. ", care Appeal.
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y OFFICE MAN Of experience and thor
a oueh qualifications desires business where
active, efficient service might avail 10 secure
him either an equitable partnership OF else
some good position in the capacity Of Ac
c1uutanL. or otherwise at a salary. His pref
erence is rather for the cotton business, bank
inc or insurance. Can show drSt-rate testl-
m0uials. besides giving the best city refer
ences. Parties may inquire, c|Onhdentialy, OF
Major Nj icks, or address y. L. L,
amid care Savings Bank.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ZOE cAIRo ANp sT. LOUIs.

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and -. Louis.
IT, Steamer BELLE ST. LOUIS,
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, August 10Th,
auis FLEAL. CALVERT, sup't.
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, BARTLETT, TEN
nessee. Next session will begin Sep
fember I'd. Tuition from 50 TO s. per month.
Board, SI5 per month. For circulars, apply
to the undersigned.
aul4 d. LAUGHLIN, AN, PRINCIPAL.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


L HEREBY announce myself a candidate
to represent shelby county in the senate
OF the next legislature ]. NJ. CREWS.
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COLONEL II. D. GREER is the nominee Of
~ the Democratic party for Representative
from shelby cOunty.
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"QUSE-A gentleman and wife desire TO
III rent part OF ahouse-two OF three rooms
10 Keen house by themselves; best references
given and required. ". B. J., Appeal office.
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nRICKLAYERS-At the works Of the Mem
ID phis Water Company.
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LADY desires a situation either in c
A school as Teacher OF in a family as Gov
pruess; teaches music, with the English
branches: can furnish references Apply 10
W. l. CAMERON, at Office Of Memphis water
COMPANY. aul4
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nOOMS-TwO handsome furnished rooms.
HI. Apply at so Main street. aul6 .
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ERE1FECATEs

Certificates for Sale at all the Agencies
Of the Association.
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Non-Resident Mice.

BY +. 3. MCHENRY, Deputy G. and NJ.
Stephens q stephens, for compLa
ants an Wh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-31

civil war to use them for their advan-
tage. They have resorted to arbitra-
ry measures in direct conflict with the
organic law, instead of appealing TO
the better instincts and latent patriot.
ism of the Southern people by restor-
ing them those rights, the enj oyment
of which are indispensable for sue
ccesstal administration of their local
affairs, and would tend To more patri-
Otto and hopeful national feeling
They have degraded themselves and
the name of their party, once justly
entitled TO the confidence of the na-
ton, by base syeophancy to the dis.
penser of executive power and pat
ronage unworthy OF Republican
freeman. They have sought to stiilc
the voice of just criticism, to stItle the
moral sense of the people and 10 sub
.iugate public opinion by tyrannical
party discipline. They are striving
TO maintain themselves in authority
for selfish ends, 10y INSCRIPTIONS use
OF power which righ,iully belongs to
the people and should be employed
only in the service OF the country.
Believing an organization thus led
and controlled can no longer be OF
service to the best interests OF the
Republic, we have resolved TO make
an independent appeal to the sober
Judgment, conscience and patriotism
of the American people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-31
THE SITUATION.
An Eastern exchange has the +

An Eastern exchange has the fol.
lowing
Notwithstanding the assertions OF
the administration organ here that the
leading statesmen of The Republican
party in Washington are united in
favor OF the denomination Of Grant
| and no one else. there are Indications
most manifest that several Of these
very leading statesmen are having
conferences on a possible plan to pres
eDt the names OF other candidates be,
fore the Philadelphia Convention
There was revival to-day OF the
story that combination is on foot TO
press Blaine and Wilson on the con-
veniion as ticket that could .rehfiite
the Republican party, and it was stat
ed that ii some OF the loyal newspa-
per organs iu the West which are
known TO be secretly hostile TO Grant
but openly supporters OF the Phila.
| dclphia Convention. could he induced
10 make a break IN the ofiiee.holders
lpbalaDx and urge new ticket, that
the movement thus inaugurated would
be certain Of success. The Baltimore
Anteyican has an article squirting that
way. Grants most dangerous rival
for the nomination, however, IL Col
fax, who, while he professes unaltera-
bic loyalty TO his chief. wishes it To
be understood that in the event of
Grants withdraw or Of his being
thrown overheard at Philadelphia. he
(Coiiax) il a candidate for the nomi-
nation. Not only Speaker Blaine and
| Coliax, but Senator Wilson is also in
the field, aud il tx even said that Nor
ton, who II most loud in his profess
lons OF t.aliy To Grant, il secretly
tplotting for his place. Graut himself
IL growing suspicious OF his thames,
and he is not certain but that when
the crisis arrives they will fly from
him and leave him 10 his tate. The
friends OF Co!iax, Wilson, Blaine and
Morton are certain that any orc oi
them If nominated could unite the
Republican party and leave Mr. Gree.
ley and the Cincinnati movement
without 4 following. In other words,
they think they woull destroy the
necessity Tor the existence of the Lib.
cr'.l Republicans. The trouble is 10
get Grant ont of the way. 1t is in
contemplation 10 make coup deto!
at Philadelphia which will throw
Grant overheard, when the other as
pfrants will come upon the scene
How this is to be done IS not clcarl !:
set furth. but there can be no doubt
that something oil the kind is con,
teinplaied: The President does not
trust either Coliax, Wilson, or Blaine
and il is understood he * not wiihou,
suspicion as regards Morton
There are those who assert that at the
last moment Grant will decline. bu,
his most intimate friends hold that he
viii 10 nothing of the Kind, aud that
he is determined 10 rule or ruin the
p.r.y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-31
INDIAN SA1MON-EsSNEBY IN
THE KLAMATH.

In catching salmon they employ
principally nets, woven OF fine roots
or grass, which are stretched across
eddies in the Klamath-aiways with
the mouth downstream. Where
there is not natural eddy. they some
times create one hy throwing out a
rude wing dam. They select sddies,
because it is there the salmon ,.onyre-
gate to rest themselves, At the head
of the eddy they erect fishing booths
over the water by planting slender
poles in the bottom of the river, and
lashing others over them, in a light
and artistic framework. with floor a
few feet above the water. and regular
rafters overhead, on which brushwood
is placed for screen against the sun
and moon. In one of these really
picturesque booths an Indian sleeps
at night, with . string leading up from
the net to his fingers: so that when
a salmon begins TO iiounce in it he is
awakened. Sometimes the string is
attached to an ingenious rattle-trap
of sticks or bones Tor bell. nova
sdays). which will chink or cIatter, and
answer the same purpose. They also
spear salmon from these booths with
fish. gig, furnished with movable
barbs. which, after entering the fish.
spread open and prevent the with
drawal of the instrument. Another
mode they sometimes employ, is, to
stand on large bowlder in the main
current, where the salmon and the
little skeggers shoot in to rest in the
eddy when ascending the stream.
whereupon they scoop them upin Dip
nets. Again, they construct weir OF
willow stakes nearly across the stream
at the shadows, leaving only narrow
chute. wherein is set funnel-shaped
trap of splints, with a funnel-shaped
entrance al the large end. The sal
mon easily shoots into this, but can
not return. BY all these methods
they capture enormous quantity of
fish: William McGarvey says he has
often seen a ton OF dried salmon
hanging in the smoky attic of cabin.
There are two runs of salmon in
the Klamath: one in the spring and
ono in the autumn. OF which the for
mer is the better, the fish being then
smaller and sweeter, The Whites
along the river compel the indians to
open their weirs certain number OF
days a week, during the spring run,
that they may participate in the catch.
Overland Monthly for June.
:
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A PRINTER's PRoyER8s.

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lication without giving the editor thy
name. for thy name oiteutines secures
publication to worthless arsicle.
Thou shouid'st not rap at the door
of printing Office, for he that an
swereth the rap sneereth in his sleeve
and loseth time.
Neither do thon loaf about, ask
questions. or knock down type, or the
boys will love thee like they do shads
trees-when thou leavest.-
Thou should'st never read the copy
on the printers case, or the sharp and
hooked container thereof, or he may
knock thee down.
/ Never inquire thou of the editor
for the news, for behold it is his bnsi-
ness at the appointed time to gira it
thee withon, asking.
1t is not right that thou should'st
ask him who is the author of an arti-
Gle, for his duty requireth him to keep
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When thou dost enter into his Of
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dosts not look at what may be lying
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Remember that thy yarns boreth
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