Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07


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right we should enjoy our love violet
last"
eyes," she said, then make
haste and don't grow daft or dila-
tory, or ma will make Amelia come
after me-"
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kept thinking, " hollyhock his watch
to pay the minister ?"
He did, however, with a rye face,
after some barley with the pawn
broker, and soon they stood before
the reverend clergyman.
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the sexton gave them q ring of the
bell to ring the belle.
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walked from the church slipping the
cups of happiness, favored with the
organ peal, and soon reached Lille
Roses home, where they found their
parents assembled.
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