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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18
Miscellaneous.

A Cumming event-The end of the
world.
There is excellent sleighing all
through the northern part of Maine. The
stages have changed from wheels to run
ners.
1t has been decided by an Iowa Judge
that it is necessary to health to ellbn
wood on Sunday, if family has any to
chop.
The editor of the Terre Haute Erpress
is publishing what he saw looking at
"The Financial Hiatus from an aesthetic
standpoint"
The saddest mistake in life is that
which a great soul finds it has made
when it has taken little soul into its
embrace and is stung by its bitterness.
The Herald again missed its oppor-
tunity. Though for years it has been la
boring to have its correspondent, O'Kelly.
killed in Cuba, by some oversight he was
not shipped on the Virginius.
The people of Salt Lake City are hard
to suit. Their drinking water comes
from the irrigating bitches in the streets,
and they are making fuss simply be-
cause they have to drink the slops Of sew
CAdl OulucSc WdSu-nOuSCS.
Nothing really succeeds which is not
based on reality; sham, in large sense,
is never successful in the life of an indi-
vidual, as in the more comprehensive
life of the state, pretension is nothing
and power is everything.
An American, named Moore, recently
arrived fran Sinaloa, Mexico, represents
the district as the wealthiest in the world,
the rock about Rosario averaging from
sixty to ten thousand dollars a ton in sill
yer. The State is also rich in valuable
woods.
In consequence Of the hard times, the
ladies, poor dears, will practice economy
IN the matter of furs this season. Ac-
cording to one of the fashion tazettes
only muff and boa of Rus sian sable will
De required, and these can be bought for
$1,000.
Young men who fear that the woman
movement will render the young ladies of
the land less modest and attractive. NAV
be comforted by the fact that, as a rule.
the woman in public life, clerical, profess
sional, medical and literary, number be.
tween forty and sixty summers.
The wedding ring is put upon the
Iourtn HnSer OF the WOman'S left hand,
because in the original formulary of mar.
rage it was placed first upon the top of
the thumb, with the words, "In the name
OF the Father" then on the next finger,
with Sand of the Son." then on the mid.
ole finger, with "And of the Holy Ghost"
and finally on the fourth finger, with
"AmenG'
The proprietors of the San Francisco
Post have already expended twelve hun
dred dollars in prosecuting the master of
the ship Sunrise for inhuman outrages on
the sailors, and are going on with the case
though the master is backed with plenty
Of money by the vessel owners, while the
Post people will have to provide for the
support of the sailor witnesses, pending
proceedings, or lose their testimony.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18
The Household Panacea and Family
Liniment

Liniment
Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach
Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or Side rheumatism In
all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia. Cholera, Dysen.
terry, Colds Flesh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat Spinal
Complaints sprains and Bruises, Chills and Fever.
For Internal and External use.
Its operation Is not only to relieve the patient, but
entirely the of the complaint. 1t penc.
tratcs and pervades the whole system, restoring
healthy action to all its parts, and Quickening the
blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA is Purely Vegetable and
AllHcalng.
Prepared by
CURTIS 4 BROWN,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18
The South.

In the recent municipal election of Mobile,
Ala, the Democratic ticket was elected by
from 200 to 800 majority.
In his message to the Alabama Legislature,
Governor Lewis says that the railways are the
cause of the financial trouble in that State, and
that the prospect is growing worse.
The steamer Royal George exploded its
boiler few nights ago at Albany, La, be-
tween Jefferson and Shreveport. The mate
and three deck hands were instantly killed and
five otrhes seriously wounded.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18
Religious and Educational.

The Methodist churches in this coun.
try increase at the rate of two edifices each
day OF the year, besides those erected by
the Extension and Loan Society.
- The money necessary to rebuild the
National Camp-meeting Tabernacle has
been obtained through the agency of Rev.
j. 3. 1nskip. This, when completed, is
to take the place of the one lately de.
stroyed by storm in Baltimore.
At a recent meeting of the Central
Methodist Association of West Tennessee,
Elder j: X. Graves, of Memphis, preached
on Sunday morning a sermon four hours
long. 1t may be supposed that if the
people were not entertained they were
surely well detained.
An extensive revival is reported at
Stone River, Tenn, under the labors of
Rev. w. L. kosse, the Presbyterian pas.
tor. The awakening has extended to
every family, and as one of the practical
results, the congregation has resolved to
build new house of worship.
The Monthly Herald concludes that
the reason why there are so many unem.
ployed ministers in the churches is dis.
regard of the injunction of the Apostle:
Lay hands suddenly on no man." On
this account many are set apart to the
ministry who do not possess the qualifi-
cations necessary to success.
Rev. G. G.. Erlenmeyer, Lutheran
minister at Freeburg, Snyder County, Pa,
has been in the ministry forty years, and
during that time has baptized 1850 chill
dren and 147 adults, confirmed 1,723 cat
echumens, attended 1889 funerals, 1850
weddings, and is still active in the per-
Torrance of his pastoral duties.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18
Personal and Literary.

Ryan was to get $4,000 in gold if he
landed his men and arms on Cuban shores.
Harvard College has adopted Bage-
hot's work on Lombard Street and the
London Money Market as textbook.
Kate Field says Bradlaugh is a born
orator and has not his equal in England.
Of course she knows, for isn't she famil-
lar with the Field?
John Black, who died suddenly few
days ago, on the cars, at Pittsfield, Mass,
was forty years q resident of the City of
Mexico, and long time American min
lister.
Mark Twain having been accused of
being indolent while he was editor of the
Buffalo Ezpress, that journal says that
Mark used to show up every morning at
eight o'clock.
The Church Union styles "hot and
hotter" the fact that the First Unitarian
Church of Baltimore has had for its pas
tors, in the order named, the Revs. Messrs.
Furniss, Bellows, Sparks, Blazup and
Burn0p.
The famous estate at Kinderhook,
New York, the residence of ex-President
Martin Van Buren,, has been purchased
by James Van Alstyn and John Van
Buren, "a namesake Of the late Hon. John
Van Buren,, son of the president), for the
sum Of thirty-two thousand dollars. The
farm adjoining the mansion comprises
about two hundred and twenty-five acrea,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18

CURTIS 4 BROWN,
No.2l5 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by all Druggist.
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Bishop Cummins, the Rev. Mr.. Cheney, and
other dissenting clergymen met In New York
on the I'd and organized the g Reformed Epis-
copal Church."
While fifteen men where descending the
slope Of Honey Brook (Pa.) coal mine ON the
9th the staple ring Of the car broke, and the
car fell 40 yards. Two of the men were
killed, two were severely bruised Zone
probably fatallyl and the others were slightly
injured.
Operations were being actively pushed In al
our navy yards On the 6th. All the heavy
ordnance which has been stored IN the arsenal
at st. Louis aimee the war Of the rebellion was
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Congressional.

The Senate of the Forty-third Congress
was called TO order ut noon on the 1st by Vice.
President Wilson. The credentials of Robert
Cr9zler; appointed to FIJI the vacancy caused by the
sented and read, and he was sworn in. .Messrs.
Anthony and Thurman were appointed a
committee nm to join similar committee on the part
him that quorum Of each house had assembled
-; Bills were introduced by unanimous consent,
and ordered to lie on the table, to be referred to
protect all citizens Of the United States
in their. civil rights; to establish equal
an amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States SO as to provide for the election of Presi-
tn, ana BY direct vote of the
and joint resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States 70 as to ex-
tel; tend The Presidential term to six years, and max
thorize the issue of compound interest notes a. a
substitute for legal tenders to provide for the ad
Of the sposo9 claims relating
pensa,ion for the deprsdstions by rebel
ssSisss awarded ,eDe,y the the Geneva
March s. 1873, increasing the salaries Of certain
persons therein named; to repeal the Bankruptcy
a III an to the
United States Senators by the people; providing
that all volunteers under the Presidents proclama.
uOh OF May :, 1861, actually mustered into the
service Of the United States before Aug. s. 1861,
and accepted by the War Department under said
proclamation shall be paid the full bounty of 800
Senators and Representatives, and delegates in
Congress at 5000 per annum, with necessary trav-
cling expenses and $SO0 per annum for postage,
stationery, and newspapers. Adjourned.
The House was called to order at noon
on the LIST, by Mr.. McPheraon the Clerk, who call
ed the roll Of members by States, and 27S MEM
bers, Of 29O who were entitled to seats, answered
10 their names .Messrs. James G. Blaine Fernan-
do Wood, and s. s. Cox were nominated for Speak
er The vote resulted as follows: Blaine 1907 Wood,
q; Cox, y; Clymer, of Pennsylvania, 1 Alex II.
Stephens, 1. Mr.. Blaine was therefore declared
duly elected Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tives for the Forty third Congress, and Messrs
-. The election for other officers resulted as fol-
lows: Clerk, Edward Mcpherson; Sergeant-at-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-05-24
Les MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CCXIII

II est bien cntendu quill ny a
pas de cholera en- ce moment, ct
que je he dOnne les cOnseils qu'on
va lire que pour repondre au desir
dun grand n0mbre de persOnnes
ct pour calmer des inquietudes
exagerees. Ces conseils sOnt ex-
traits en- grande partie dune in
struction de administration an
glaise, qui m'a paru fort claire ct
fort sensee.
10. Ne pas faire usage, CONNIE
boisson, deau qui pourrait 6tre-
ne serait-ce que legerement-cOn-
taminea par rimmixtiOn de sub
stances impures formees par des
accumulations d'immondices on
des flutes dc canaux destines a
conduire les matieres excremen-
tielles on les eaux menageres, on
par pimbibition du sol, au voisi-
mage de ces receptacles.
II y aurait danger en- meme
temps q respirer des effluves de
cette nature. t,s
II fau. sOumettre a un examen
minutieux le. canaux des lieux
d'aisances ct des eaux sales, re-
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II ny a lieu nj de recourir a un
mode dalimentation different de
celui dies temps ordinaires, nj dc
prendre des indictments proven
tits. ........
La Oh le cholera est imminent
on a deia paru, les arrangements
intestinaux doivent Gtre rObjet
dune attention toute particuliere.
lie plus sOuvent, Ia diarrhee re-
presente le premier ct un des plus
fables degrees de pepid6mie, ct
peut, q un moment donne, sc con.
vertir subitement en- cholera, ct,
Outre MntGret que ce Symphonic
rGclame au point de vue de Ia s6.
curite individuelle, il ne faut pas
0ublier quill est sus ceptible par
lui.m6me de devenir un moyen
d'infection pour les alentours. D
II est tres vraisemblable, dali.
leurs, que des diarrhees, qui mont
rien de cOmmun avec Influence
Gpidemique, cOmportent toutef0is
une predisposition au cholera.
II est done, dams ce cas-, urgent
de surveiller avec sollicitude tons
les cas- de arrangement.
80. Eautorite administrative, dc
son cote, doit instituer a Get effet
des visites medicales dams les mai.
sons de Ia classe pauvre, y appor-
ter les c0nseils ct les sOins medi-
caux, ct donner a ce sujet des avis
reiteres aux classes aisAes.
-rza Dr E. DECAISNE.
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pas vous dGcrire memorable souper, vous connas'
seq assex es cOnvves pour fare une ee de Ia ma
Mere don't lis sOup4rent Mon oncle sortit minut de
h6tel du Dauphn avancant de ros pas ct recnsnt de
deux CONNIE certans pelerns dautrefos, qui faisaent
v9u de rendre cette allure jerusalem En- rem
tant apercut de Ia umare dams In chambre de Mache.
court et supposant que ceuic grOnnait quelque ex-
plo il entla ntention de lu sOuhater le bonsoir
Ma grandmere 6ta alorsen NAL denfant II
tout efayee de lapparton de mon once qnon natten-
DAFT pas cette henre, vnt le pr6venir Ocellemen de
r4y6nement qui aait av0r lien. Benjamin rappela
ravers les brouards qui obscurcissaient cervssu
que 40 sur Ia premiere aimee dc marriage, await eu
ne couche laborieuse qu await mis- A vie en- dangers
ausst6 e VOLTA qui sefond denx gonteres de larmes
--Helas! s6crait-l dune voix reveer tOue 10 rue
des MOulns ma chArc mourn, h6las ellie vas
Madame Lalande! secria ma grand'nere du fond de
son lit mettex-moi ce chien diyrogne Ia porte.
--Retirez- vous monsieur Rathrry, ait madame La
lande II nv pas 10 mOindre dauger renfant se pre-
seute par lea kpaues dams une heure vOre Sour ser
delivr6e. sfY :.
Mais Benjamin criat toujoun .-Helss ellie " nou-
rir, ma ch6re sDur. .ah ...,. -s.Lg.
Macheconrt voyant que Ia harnngue lie In ssgefemmc
ne prousait aucun eet, crut devotr inteEyenr son
tour. K ,tstt< 81 u .,.a.1 = .aa....fLl
Out BENJAMIN, mon ami, MON bon fferc, renfAnt 90
presente par les tpanles, fasrmoi le akir dser 70
coucher, jc ten snpplic. Mf ptg I ,gt.gra
Ainsi para mon grand-perc.
ea bef CLAUDE rILLIER. y
lila snite AT proclaim numtro)
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Ia Republique qui doit regenerer
Ia France. #ar
Pour connaitre Ia pensee de Bis
mark, qui ne s'endort jamais, meme
ct surtout a Varzin, ce nest pas du
cote de Vienne quill faut regarder,
mais dc celui de Rome. C'est dams
la capitale du monde catholique
que lie grand ministre allemand a
voulu couper rherbe sous le pied a
Ia patrie de Voltaire ct de Rous-
seau, de Mirabeau ct de Courier.
Et le parti clerical francais lui
dome raison ct fait son jeu en- sus-
citant tous les obstacles pOssibles
ala Republique ct ct IA son progress.
Mais il y a peu d'affinite entire
rItalie ct rAllemagne, ct Ia pre-
miere aurait bient6t rompu un lien
factice ct accidental pour sc ranger
aupres de la France, 10 jour on
celle.ci aurait consomme le divorce
entire l'Eglise ct pEtat, Ia religion
ct la politique. Cest Ia formule
de Gambetta, tandis que Theirs
ne dit rien, mais men pense
pas moins, attendant reffet que
produira la mort de Pie TX,
evenement qui ne peut manquer
dc moditier sensiblement Ia physio-
nomie de rEurope. Plus libre dams
ses allures, Bismark s'est prononce
ct peut-6tre fait un pas qui pro-
fitera d la nation rivale quill ma
ru aneantir, car il fallait un pre-
cedent a la politique qui doit Sc
parer Pautorite temporelle de Pau
torite spirituelle dams les affaires
humaines.
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EFT vos poulets monsieur ct ton chapeau, miserable
et ton t0ul0n, ivrOgnel QUEEN as-tu fat
-Madame, r6p0ndit gravement Benjamin, les poulets
nous les avons manges pour le trcorne, il eu e NAL
heur de le perdre en- r0ute.
Comment! IL monstre perdu son tricorne! TN tri-
corne tout frais retap6l
-Oui madame, II Ia pcru, ct etes bien heureuse
dams h position oh il 6tait quill matt pas perdn auss
perruque quaint tOulon le lui sasi r0ctroi ct
IL r6gie lni declare procAs-verbal.
CONNIE Page ne pOuvait semp6cher de rire:
-Je vols CO que cest, dit madame Susurrans; c'est
qui d6beuch6 mon mari ct par-dessus mar.
che vous plasantsx. vous feriez bien mieux de
voas occuper de malades ct de payer dettes,
monsieur kathery. tisl is I l7 s79'sE9@ ,tii#t A'
-Ess-ce que y vous dois quelque chose, madame I
r6pondit fArement mon oncle. Es4isf Ei A
Oui, bonnie annie, poursuivit SusurTans % sentant
fort de II protection de femme, cest lu qui ma de-
baach6: II ma mango poulets avec son neveu; lis
mont prs tricorne, ct lis mont jet6 mon t0ulon
dans II riviAre. II vonlait encore, linfame quill est me
brcer aller diner aveclu IN Dauphn ct fare, anon
~, b pefsonnago dun Clcrc de procureur. 4af
nAllee, indgne h0mme, je men yais de &c pas chez
~ Dulcter e pr6venr que vOus vouez diner place
ct cello De son clerc.
--vous voyes madame, Ht mon oDele, que votre mari
81 ivIe, et QUIZ nit qul dit; vous men croyes
voa b eres coucher aust one vous seres dc ret0ur
= naioo q lui 1ers pvendre, do dcux heures
dsax heures od6cocon dc camomile ct de feurs dc
leul; en le soutenant a roccaAon do lui TOUGHER
pous ct e vous assure qnl nest pas bien du tout
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oh! sce&rat, oh coquin, oh reyolutionnaire ! tu
oses dire ma femme que je suis maade davoir trop
bn, tandis que cest to qui ivre! Attends. e men
vas de suite chez Dulcter ct tn auras dc
ses nouvelles.
-vous devez vous apercevoir madame, dit Page avec
le plus grand sang oid du monde, que Get homme bat
Ia campagne: manqueriez tOns vos devoirs d6-
pouse, asez prsndre votrc mari de Ia cam0
mile ct de In eur de tlleu ans que Went dc ie pres
crre NJ. Rathery qu est assr6ment le medecn ie plus
habile du baiage ct qui pond insutes do CO fou
en- lui sauvant Ia vie. pt
Susurrans allat recommencer ses imprecations.
-Allons, ui diff femme, je vols que ces messeurs
ont raison etes vre pouvor plus parler sui
vesmoi de suite on je feme Ia porte en- rentrant et
vOus irex cOucher oh vOus vOufrez. - lifftif
-Cest celia, dirsnt ensemble Page ct mon oncle ct
lis riaent encore osqals arrverent Ia porte dn Daa-
phin. La premiere pcoDne qus rencontfeFent dams
cour fnt NJ Minxt qui alait monter cheva pour re-
tourner Corvol
-Parblen dit mon once prcnant Ia bride du cheval,
partires pas soir, monsieur Minxt; vous aez
souper avec nous avOns pertu un cOnvve, mas
vous en- wales hien trente CONNIE Iii. sE sl
Puisqne celia te ait plaisir Benjamin. Garcon ramel
cheva rGcure ct dites quon me prepare un s
sf XIII
COMMENT MON ONCLE PASSA LA NUT EN- PR1EREB
POUR LHEuREUsE DELIvRANCE DE sA sEUR. Il
Mos temps est preeieux chers lectenr. ct e suppose
one le v6tTe Fest pas moins; je he manusera done
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AGENTS 4 LA NouvELLE-oRLEANs
&c. WHARTON Il CIE
Encoignure des rues Camp ct Gravier.


mGdier aux flutes par lesquelles
peuvent s'echapper non-seulement
les produits, mais encore leurs
emanations; faire nettoyer avec
soin ct blanchir d la chaux les
maisons ct les appartements qui
sOnt en- mauvais Gtat; d6sinfecter
jOurnellement les fOsses d'aisances.
81 Pom We rend bien cOmpte du
mode de propagation du cholera, on
comprendra toute Importance de
ces precautions. s8#
lie cholera est 81 peu cOntagieuX,
au mOins dams le sens de Ia cOnta-
gion propre d la variole ct au
typhus, que les persOnnes qui as
sistent ct sOignent les chOleriques
ne courent (nOyennant certaines
precautiOns) pour ainsi dire aucun
risque de contractor la maladie.
Mais le cholera a un mode spe.
cial de ctntagion qui ne developpe
a la faveur des conditions hygieni-
ques mauvaises.
II a celia de particulier que, nOn-
senlement quand il a atteint sa
fOrme Ia plus grave, mais encore
quand il nest qua petat de diar-
rbee premonitOire, ce sont les de-
jections du malade qui portent le
principe cOntagieux. Ce nest pas
au moment meme de leu. emission,
mais plus tard ct d mesure qu'elles
subissent Ia decomposition natu-
relle, qu'elles development au plus
haut degre le germe de l'infection.
Si done ces matieres sOnt jetees
ct repandues sans avoir etc prea-
lablement desorganis6es, elles COM
muniquent leur puissance d'intec-
ton 4 toutes les matieres excre-
mentielles auxquelles elles Sc
mtlent dams les fOsses, les canaux
ct les porosites du sol.
Si par pimbibiGiOn de Ia terre
elles parviennent jusqu'aux sour
ces ct aux reservoirs d'eau, elles
peuvent en- empoisonner des volu-
mes cOnsiderables.
En- s'attachant au mat6riel de
cOuchage ct au linge qui a servi a
l'usage des malades, elles infectent
les oIjets qui, s'ils mont pas etc
purifiGs avant d'6tre portes a 10
lessive on ailleurs, sont suscepti-
bles de propager la maladie d de
tres grandes distances.
La cooperation de ces conditions
de mauvaise hygiene eat la loi
sine qMd non de rextension du
tieau, ct une population nest reel
lement en- danger que lOrslu'On
ny a pas obvie ct qu'on a Omis les
mOyens dassurer pentiere purete
de Fair ct de peau potable.
20. En- ce qui concerne In s6cu-
rite individuelle, la principale re-
gle d suivre est de vivre dc Ia
maniere que notre experience per-
sonnelle nous a indiquee CONNIE Ia
plus favorable a Ia sant4; dc re
preserver autant que possible des
grandes yicissitudes de tempera-
ture ct des fatigues excessives, ct,
au point de vue du regime, d'evi-
ter tout acte d'intemperance ct
tout aliment on boisson qui peu.
vent trOubler les foncti0ns diges-
tives mails il ny aucune rais0n
de changer ses habitudes d'exis-
tence nj de Sc priver de pusage
des fruits ct legumes.
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n NEANAA
1 un prix tres modtr6

Une MACHINE A BATTRE LIE RIz
Ou THRAsHING- MACHINE, niue par
un man6ge, complete ct en- excel
lent etat, ct
Une CHARRETTE DE BoULANGER
CONNIE neuve. .#s& s-,
S'adresser, pour etre mis- au courant
du prix ct des conditions, au soussigne,
St-Jean- Baptiste, rive gauche, EVEN
ING STAR STORE. A. vIGNRs.
St-Jean- Baptiste, 26 ayril 1873.
26avlm.
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MON ONCLE BENJAMIN
XII \.
OoOQNT NON ONCLH APPENDTT II. gUgURRANs
UN CnOCH1T DE- "a CUISINE.

Duote 84sHs III
Monsieur Susurrans, dit Benjamin prenant unc pose
naestueuse, imitons e sage qui dsait: Omsia nsrsm
xMto tout g qui me gene je y jette =
rivtere Tenes VOLTA "a bout de cette 6p6e habit
nagninqae, rhabt des dimanches Dc mon neveu nm
naht qui pouait Agurer dams IN mus6e, e qu coAt6
ncon scuement ente fos autant que votTe nis6rs-
oe toulcn; Oh bien! moi je le sacre a.s e moindre
par deasus e pont et sssons quttes.
Conme ~ Susurrans men voulait rien fhrs, Benjamin
nasa rhant pr deaus pont, et, prenant = braa Dc
Taee et cclut d. Snsur1ans:
Aantenant, ditfl. narchons; On peutleverle rideau
- eomnes prets ! entser On sc4pe
49,. lnomme propose et Dieu dispose: "a moUtant
Iuer q viefle Rone, 10 = tzouvArsnt fhce fncs
sse aea.e SuaurranA Cells-d No voyant pas revenir
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