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The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22
5000 REWA
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS it has come to the knowledge
w of the Executive. that during the month
of October, 1874, two men incarcerated FOL
murder. did break Jail at Osceola, Mississippi
county, Ark, respectively named Steve shet-
stone and John c. Fair.
Now therefore. |, A. ii. Garland. governor
of Arkansas by virtue of the authority vest
ed ia me by the constitution and laws of the
state do hereby offer reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS,
IS O0) each. for the arrest and delivery OF inc
said Steve Shetstone and John {. Far to the
sheriff of Mississippi county.
In testimony whereof ] have hereunto sci
nv hand. and caused the seal of the
f. ST. state to be affixed. Done at Little
Rcck. this. the llth day of Novem-
Der, 1874
A. II. GARLAND, Governor.
BY the Governor:
b. b BEAVERS, Secretary OF State.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

On a breach Of promise trial IL New
Hampshire, the lover was shown to have
written a letter, containing fftyrseyen
pages OF note paper to his dulcinea, ana
the Jury cleared him on tho ground that
he was either insane or iilotio.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

snecial notices double the above rates. Edi-
or;al notices 20 cents per line for the first and
N cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
,lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
haracter. If admissible atall. double the usual
,tes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress OF
tate off ices, S25.00. County officers, Sl0.0o.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
Yearly advertisements. paid quarterly. In
dyance. Legaland transient advertisements
he paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Adlress all letters and communications to
Us. DuNHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

For BURNS For buans or scalds, ap
ply Immediately soft linen rag or lint,
saturated with strong spirits OF camphor,
and keep it wet for an hour You will
be surprised at the relief it affords.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

--An orator lately said TO his audi.
encc, ~ am speaking for the benefit o.
posterity," when some one sheussd,"fee.s
and II you don't get through soon they'll
bc herer
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

A New York Quaker WAS found 10 .
patch Of grass behind feacs, looking o
a circus procession, and he turned " c1
BY asking: F." Friend, hass thou seen me
kngbolt Of my wagon around here "
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22
5000 REV ARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS it has come to the knowledge
w OF the Executive. that on or about the
twenty second day of October. 1874. in the
county of Desha. Arkansas. Monroe Reeder
did murder his wife with an AK and the said
Reeder is still at large.
Now, therefore. !. A. II. Garland, governor
of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the constitution
and laws of the state. do hereby offer re-
ward Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS,
5000. for the arrest and delivery of the said
Monroe Reeder (colored) to the sheriff of De-
sha county.
In testimony whereof. have hercunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the
[L.s,l state to be affixed at Little Rock
this l4th day of Nov. A. D. 1874.
A. Ii. GARLAND, Governor.
BY the Governor:
b. b. BEAVERS. Secretary of State.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

DESCRIPTION:
Said r. =. Sanders Is about fvc feet ten
inches high, red complicated. large long nose,
grey eyes. and thin upper lip. exposing MS
front teeth, thin vsaged and raw -boned,
walks erect and Is twenty-one years OF age
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

DESCRIPTION:
Steve Shetstone Is about five feet eight inch
es high. square built. sandy hair and whiskers
rather curly. eyes blue, quick spoken.
John c. Fair is about five feet ten or elev
en- inches high, hair and whiskers rather red
but had very short whiskers when he escaped
ewes blue and rather large. talkative.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

DESCRIPTION:
Said Reeder Is about six feet In height,
copper color grey eyes. well proportioned,
carries his head well back on his shoulders.
his right hand has scar across the back OF 1t
and he cannot shut his hand entirely up.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22
MASONIC.
Eastern Star Degree.
1oval Arch M aSonS.

u,HE regular Convocations Of VAS BuRES CHArrkr
| No. 8, II. A. NJ. are held at Masonic Hsli 90, o,
Monday Evening after saturday on OF ine a.
Iespec''u''' '"' j. c. KENNEDY. II. P.
W. II. II. SHELLEY, Secretary deoIu
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22
DESCRIPIION. .

DF, tFIV NVNVTTTVT
B. b. BEAVERS, Secretary of State.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-22

B. b. BEAVERS, Secretary Of State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08
BUFFALO HUNTERS SoALPED.

ToPEKA, Kansas, October 6.--Gov
Osborn yesterday received dispatches
from Captain Dayton, of Arkansas City,
commanding the military, saying that
So young 0sages of the Big Hills band
crossed the Arkansas river below the
mouth Of Salt Fork on Friday, the 18th
ult., and crossed the Fort Sill trail on
Sunday, 9th ult., near Skeleton Creek,
going west. ~
Captain Collins, of the militia, dis
covered the dead bodies of the FIVE bufa-
10 hunters from Reno in the southwest
part Of Clark county. They were all
scaIped and their horses killed. The
Indians were fourteen miles away, but,
owing to lack Of supplies and ammuni-
ton, Captain Collins did not pursue
them. The hunters referred to were
killed on the 9th Of August last.
II is believed an alliance is medi-
tated between the young 0sages, Chey-
ennes and Comanchesy who are known
to be in the north part of Clark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08


ness of youf nature; which youashaye
shown in nothing more then m yonr
generosity; and l will remain eternally
Your debtor for my sons life, which your
.aiitwill be the means Of preserving"
When FEDERICO heard the lady's re-
duesi, and knew how impossible i was
70 grant it, he burst into tears, and was
unable to make any reply. The lady
imagined that this arose from griefat the
thought ef losing his lavourite, and
showed his unwillingness to part with IL
nevertheless she waited patiently for has
ansEer. Heatlength said;
"Since It first pleased heaven, Madam,
that should place my affection on you,
have found fortune pnkind to me IN
many things, and have Ditch. accused
her; but all her former unkindness has
been triAing compared with what she
has now done me. How can / ever for
give her, therefore when I remember
that you, who never deigned to visit me
when was rich, have come to my poor
cottage to ask a hyour which she has
cruelty prevented me from bestowing
The cause of this ] shall briefly tell you
When found that IN your goodness you
proposed 10 dine with me, and when !
considered your excellence, / thought i
my duty to honour you with more pre-
cious food than Is usually given 70
others. Recollecting my falcon, there
fore, and its worth, deemed it worthy
food, and accordingly made it b. roasted
and served up for dinner. but when !
find that you wished to get it in another
way, shall never be consoled for hay
ing it-not in my power to serve you"
Having said this, be showed them the
wings, and the feeb and the,bill, as evil
denees of the truth Of what he had told
them. When the lady had heard and
seen these things, she 6hided him f9r
having killed Sc fine a bird as food for a
woman, but admired in secret that
greatness of mind, (which poverty had
been unable toAAhbaae. Then, seeing
that she could not have the falcon, and
becoming alarmed for the safety Of her
child, she thanked FEDERICO for the hon
Durable entertGilment he. had. given
them. and returned home In d fmelah-
choly mood. Her son., on the other
hand, either from grief at not getting
the falcon, or.from a disease oCcasioned
by it, died a few days after, leaving his
mother plunged in the deepest affiictioh.
Monna Giovanna was left very rich,
and when she had for some time mourn
ed her loss, being importuned by her
brothers to marry again, she began to
reflect on the merit of FEDERICO, and on
the last instance of his generosity dis
played in killing so fine bird to do her
honour. She told her brothers, there
fore, that she would marry since they
desired it, but that her only choice would
be FEDERICO Alberigi. They laughed
when they heard this, and asked her
how she could think of man who had
nothing; but she answered, that she
would rather have aman without money
than money without a man. When her
brothers, who had long known Federigp,
saw therefore how her wishes pointed,
they consented to bestow her upon him
with all her wealth; and FEDERICO, with
wife so excellent and so long be-
loved, and riches equal to his desires,
showed that he had learned to bea bet
ter steward, and long enjoyed true hap
piness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08
BRVT4L oRLMEsLN HNdLAND.N \
Coliers-R Reconairlciion Of Soho Sqlal

iAlse and H6men Kicked to Death in Ian
eusAire4 Horrible crime of sir Lancashire
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08

deaths from FRllonsare alarmingly
frequent; bnnndage IS rampant; in the
coming elections a majority of the open
or concealed foes Of the monarchy Fill
probably be returned; the sincerelyp piOus
portion of the people hold aloof from the
elections and the Conservatives, without
these, are ia q minority. The future Is
dark and threatening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08
Selerf Nisrrllanu

7 The deepest ice that ever froze
Can only Der the surface close;
The living stream lies quick below,
And flows, and cannot cease to flow.
i1 ''+hi 0 Byron.
Human agencies achieve their legiti-
mate results without regard to the mo-
tives that give them impulse.-HEyst
Science is nothing less than the latest
and truest Interpretation Of the order Of
the world at which the human mind has
arrived. 1t is the perfected mode Of
thinking in its application to all the phe-
nomena Of nature. physical and mental,
which can become the subjects Of
thoughL-Afpl<foa's Journal.
] made ayowto God to look upon ev-
cry dbild as one that would have right
to complain against me if | did not do
allI could to afford each an adequate
education for the work Of Iife.-RuE
Edsr. Of Germany. tf5 80 sss 4
ilge Our greatest danger, now, in this codn-
ny IS cooperative wealth. Wfs6Si1
RiilHts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

Washington Circle, Il. U. IL. +. c. \ viii 20
on an excursion On June 24ih.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
The Democratic County Meeting

Ii i, Lcrcd hat he D-mo,.at- vi tits county
Viii ,ttcni the County M,ctl".. adr,itispd to be
h,Il Oh the 9th vi June, in large numptl 1t IS
= duty devoiyeinG on them which they shoal not
neglect The state aud General Governments al q
maintained by such initial movements, Ii hlen
aud honorable. citizens neglect these meeting
oIEe!s viii follow the example, and the affairs of
tue County aud State mu fll INTO inai.ierlht
haHds, aud the general interest suffer We need
hardly remind our friend, that thsre Is no cher
mode BY which VIC can sustain ana perretuute
our republican institutions, and therefore
the meeting Oh Saturday, the 9th OF June, Is IN
every sense Of the word patriotic and SHOULD lr
attended by all vino love tns.. ,,4...,, .,.i lt,
oIm OF government. The State has lis claims
and they ale no less important than the claims of
the ChurCh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
The Government not Liable tor
Counterfeit Bonds.

"Judgc Woodruff of the United states Circnit
Court has Just rendered "A decision affirming the
principle OF law that 1t mn agent Of The Govern.
meut through mistake TedeeIns counterfeit obi
cations Of the Government, the right 10 recover
back The amount 50 paid aecrucs to the Govern
mcnt. The case un which the point was decided
WAS that wherein eighteen $1,000 seven thirty
counterfeit /. :. bonds were red-, med hy the
Treasury from Jay Cooke X Co. ia le6. The
defendants held That the Government wa hound
by the act ui its agents and the bou,ls being pre-
sen:ed III good iaIIb, the Government was rs In
Tie to bear the lose ns the dclendiuts Such,
however, II sCene, Is not the law 80
AS there are supposed to br GREAT many conn.
teIelt Government bonds ia "a ',t,ncr thu de, /.
lou is important II those VIII" hold them eau
recover from those from whom they we've oi .
tanned, Us the case drcIdci impii,-, tLcl may
lead 10 almost tndlesa sute at law
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Tho Bali Motion.

lhe Dtmo'Tlle Association oi Newark have
sei The bAll IN moilom Cor tl.r htNt political cam
lAsu nnd We hope the 'YrnIle W,li b. ionnW,d
hy the Democrats in all the Ilnndred-. The Iesu-
ldhon' passed ty om White clay Greek tnon,ls
Will he found rlsewLcre and should be generally
read.
They ought 10 have reached as early yesterday
morning, but We did not receive them until too
late tor our irst edition and concluded that they
wer? too important TO he omitted rom our whole
edition, We were, Therefore, comp clled to delrr
them uhlll to-day. We again commend The IA to
the alt' nlIon Ci our Icad,Is. ILiy have the Iiuc
Il the true metal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
JOHN =. SpRISGER, Clerk.

NJ. A J.SpRINGER. Dep'y Cl'k.
nay I'm No. tU9 " est ID St, W ilmngtOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
WILMINGTON. nEi. MAY - 1874.
4 he Gas Contest in Itrudins, Fri
uml,h OF icI'enIIlr nnd thc Press

A he Gas Contest in ItrudinG Fri
uInIIh OF HE I'eoIIlr and the l'r'~'-
Toe Reading Eigic announced ,n lS odi
ton Of yesterday, thsr ,he Gas Company
of that city had proposed l." r"inu,ltto" III
citizens to reduce tho IIlce "I EA9 after the
trst OF Juna at least l"n l'"i cent rerlap,
more. But the Etg'r l. noi sa,lsllri with
this, nor do tho pa Pie .,eu iolt. InaI
paper says
TITO Reading road, itc n'tui consumers
of gas having baon grossly Iuhhed lN lht
Gas Lords hal inr K itu- - ta-inl ana
~ WAS found To hr niiu tnIrI lb>- H. iiiulul-
IA ing power thHn l'hlit,lalphla St~. TIE
10 orts of tho pniadelphi GA, Wuiks Wcto
examined, and ii WAS l'innd mat lnSl"dd al
that city losing inoIIut hh ItN Gas NOIkS, II
ud made over two ulilinu- "i dollars since
II owned them, thus fastening on My Lord
Dnke" two inissiHtcIntnl~
If Reading owned the Gas Works tueu
all ot tho tnA payers would participate in
tho profits. MIR. Patton nileis To Luhd Gas
Works, Law tho mans, every ilnug complete
Tor SlYS OOO, and luInish "a Letter InAlilv al
gas Tor s. 20 a thousand ICui, aud uu u con-
>umuIIun Il 1910 900 i,"l. daily. Heading
WIN make at Ieh,t 500 uJd "A year. should
not all Ut the CItiHrnN paliil pate IN tti~
lIuilt, ana not law I.'h nien unlV, whu do
not pay theit taxes"
No CON PROMISE now after tL,.c Inualhs
campaign with Tho Gas luTds, Ghies. lhuN
a4r-~ 10 soil thu.r WORKS Il the rlti Tor IA
.,n>unaDie pfire.
Had they reduced tho p!lre IA iLe uri Ia.
ninE ui ihiS controversy, aud t,INrI a irt.
Ter punItl -. i',a compromise iaIGhl have
iean t.uught at, bat u"~ - thu battle hd-
wageu - i1i,eiN nnd NI,luN ~ wIthIn our
grasp. nuthinr short III n r'EIpleie rhl liuia-
non Viii sHiiNi, tnhi,d anu "runeUd Int-
lie. EeAIInF hN Investing s-uu.ucu, C,u
make net sou, 600 year, nud al lhe ,aute
ume furnish Lds at : - Uu y thousand tee,
i .ad Mr.. PatICu's proposal"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28


Ine New York Tones, Radical as It has been,
does not favor very strongly the civil Rights Ihll
In regard to the South it says:
Look AT S1uth Carolina The facts N reference
10 that State seeuI to bo ttout weii ,stlhn~hed
as any LisOIicIl larls can hr, aud they amount o
tLls The hcgro,s, assat'd hy rlscally whites, have
Lrid sort ol grand oTsIc the State 1or scvcinI
years past; have swallowed up among them pretl v
nearly all the private propeIty IN the State have
IuInci what may he called the native citizens
even more thoroughly than the war had done
have robbed and harmed like 10 Inaby high wuy.
men, and nave reduced The state 10 cundIlIln
which must shock every muu who sees II on reads
about II. Tie VeIy Governor oi tbs State Is a
THIEF. Tie Legislature il gang Of thieves /,
tins republican government such as the con-
stltuiion expressly guarantees TO all the States =.
The Times proceeds follows TO pay its lie
spects L. the Civil Rights Bh!
Lost week We all witnessed the United State S
Senate engaged Tor about twenty four hours at Il
stretch IA passing bill or the benefit OF the ne
gro, merely out o! IA sentimental sort # deie:tL nee
10 the wishes ot a deceased Senator
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
MortgageeS S Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of a Power 0t Attorney, con
ID tanned in MORTGAGE trom Joshua Nansant
aud wife to william A. hyland aud Cornol lus
Scott, dated u 'emher nth, lsIi. and recorded in
IiLer j X. H., No. l., FolOs 2Sj, &c, one ot the
Land Record Books for Kent County. Maryland,
the undefs,gnea wilt sell at PUBLIC SALE. 0n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

The SAN8oRE DEBATE FINIeHRD-TLe puI -
nc had become weary ot tho SanboIn scandal
aud The debate On II Ia COngrtS,. lesIeldsy the
debate ended, aud the bIll repeating The iaw on
which the contracts were based was passed.
There was, however, an amendment sdopted,
That Of Mt Beck, which has some significance.
BY this members of Congress are prohibited from
acting ae attorneys for claims pending ia the rev.
eral departments OF tie EoveTnmeut Ii tins
should become law and be faithfully observed a
good deal Of corruption aud lobbying will be
checked.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

The exercises al the Naval Academy will
close on Saturday, when the diplomas will be
delivered to all the graduates by Secretary Robe
son.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
On Saturday, June 9th, 1874

C.mn,ncing at o'clo,k h. l.. NJ. at lot ~" !, near
me corner ct SIXTH AMI Franklin streets i"'9"ih'
on mnlnly hy the numbers. and selling the h"" /"
No. iiUi Delaware ANthu", At about '.' wv"
NJ. o, p.....,..,
These lots are heated on I; tn, sixth Er1Sln anu
Eulucy StIoes ni HIc on the top "' ihe h.'i III 'r
Weston portion "' "Hr tlN "'ir To,av,", n com,
beautiful locations ~ the state oi pci'" NJ '"'
mnndinp a very ,XtChdei view "i me h'li""iG
River aud LAY. ut The ttty "t W lim'na'o"' ""o 81
the surrounding cuuntIy. , , go.
As for the Iiouse, II i one ol ths nam &c.
s.iuest IN the City of Wilmington, No. l49 E&iii
delaware Avenue. with beautiful 'front.' sue &iil
IN. PaIlcr, I.niLa room. l. tchcn aud SuMmef
k,tchrn. on bl-t floor. three Chamber SitlhE,,
,uum, Bath room. ana back Neranda On Al, sor""d
o0r and two good Chambers on the thiru nuoi' n, l.,
From it u tuil view ol the valley 81 The bIanuS =,
winr, and the Home Park aud those ot1u'i''
Lawns ot Mo-s " lslingl on Jones al 'Vs'u, L. -,
pusey is always subject 10 VIcw Win blut cost :" II.
urenascr. The lot s3Tta icet front ny, l." lcst
deep The cellar in complete order. win u goo A
and com, letc iicator'Ecatng the whoo nhusJf tha
Porch extending the whole a me "l1iu VI IN wy
front with a two story Bay indow. lhe Man
sard Root is covered with the best tn, ana recently
'TTRMS fOR IIiE LOTS.--O per cent. Cash the
balance in two notes. with approved endorsers,
equally divided at 3 and months bearing interest,"
from day Ci sae, settlement IN an cases - 9e ih"l
previ iOus to the following saturday June l3l al
H. M or "A purchase may lie declared Nold. at the
option Of the sellers. Poscss'on immediate up3n
TERMS FOR RESIDENCE s6,Oo0.O0 may re-
main on mortgage, with interest pad thereon to
day Of sale, with near two and one-half years 10
run, and probability Of continuance. at INC op-
lion Of the purchaser Twenty per cent; Of the
price at which the property Il struck on 10 DC pau
in Cash and the balance i'll excess Of Mortgage ana
"l the 2Oper cent, TO be equally '1N1dIn IN ,%o
bearing interest from day OF sale; settleheht ana
NJ. Nj, CHILD ~ co,
For themselvos and a. Agents
H. ". Stidham * son, hucl y, may
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
TIE GERMAN CANDIDACY FOR The
SPANISH CROWN

LONDON, May 27, 1874 The Ta~.s Presse as
scris.ihdt senor Sagasta ana two other member 5
OF lie spanish Cabinet favor the renewal of the
Hoht nZoiern cindldaiure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

M NUIICE .lINUIUN LUAN NbSUCIA-
~ TlON ,suant to Sect. 9. Art. G. meeting
Of the stock holders of the Wilmington Loan Asso-
citation will be held ON Tuesday evening next. may
u. 1874 in the usual place at O'clock to act upCh
amendments proposed to the By Laws ut lreviou
meeting. GEO. e. MARiS,
mayo Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

NOTICE ia hereby given that all persons whose
~ business or occupation requires u State ll-
cense tor the present Year. hereby informed that
he same are due and payable on the first ot juno.
- at the offices ui the Clerks of the Peace iur
New Castle County.
InIIN u SupISnEp CLARK
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
NOTICES..

N0TlCE-YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSoCIA-
~ -TlON.-Ihe Fifth Annual Meeting of tn.
tion will be held on Monday evening. June 1T.
1871 at No 4c4 Market street. ed story att O'Clock
at which time the annual report will be submitted
and an election for Officers and Directors held.
may26tm TIE YOUNG. Sec'y.
, 1874-05-02

questions whom returnod homo, mado no ro-
mark on Dorothy's decision, which,, ! knos,
reached him uoxt day md bore ha rejection
with
T1R APPARENT 1SrrAHsfn1I1TY
which had characterized Ills wooing. He tool
his fellowship, and sottlod into q oonsclontious,
respectable, somewhat pompons don. do not
It WAS q pity for tho girl, and she waa owl.
IDENTIFY nice girl," observed Jaok and her
father and nlothor muHt havo boon dtHap-
pointed"
"No doubt. Whom Dalton was dying, twt
yoars lator, Dorothy waa worry leavy Of his honrt;
TO think Of TINT brtght pretty. hg.sPrrites rte
aocn girls as swoot, lively, ind good as sho is,
Iacorates mo- lio said to mo- ono day. And thc1
Itold him that with Gods help, sho mover shouN
bo that had takeu forothought about wha
would bo boat and that. II Alrs Dalton agrcoa,.
would find tho money for them to start achnol fol
little boys, which considered tho loast laborous
undertaking for ladios, and shs not only noo9 93
not bo separated from hor ,daughtors but would
bo materially helped by thom. 1Iia look Of per-
foot aatiafaBtion ID among my aenrost recol!oo-
tious."
hua1;ily.
mot at all jack. mado NO saoriace, and
Insured myself
VERY GREAT HAPPINESS.
They hnvo always sucocedctl extremely we'll and
Anna, her husband, and children come at
Christmas. As to tho lonolinesa which you
thought must opproBs me, I know nothing nbout
1t. OF othor mems hidden oxporonco, I lnow
nothing; but for myself, + find that aa grow
old, though enjoy society with undimiuiBhed
Iess dear to me, but au are 1esa necessary
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