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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

THE FRINCE's LOVE Il mysterious lAdy il
turning has been hsuDtiOe The gates Of Chisel
hurst, ADD i: is said, cr-;auuot you imagine
what would be said, OF at lesst what might be,
abou: such an ircideu'? The L DpIess has re-
fused to SEQ bel; even Mr.. Goddard. the Caiho
lilo rrleS; 10 tho con6derc, OF lhe family, has
declined o second Interview after haviog heard
her at some leDgnt 10 O first. She is always
asking 10 see the Empress. and III r, sho stays
all day auorg the crowd at tho lodge gate wait.
ing for chanca. She is we'll dressed, ladShke
10 maouer, aud. as we'll as Gao be seen through
thick veil, fair c(mpIexioued ard not III,
favored. l. is q1ite possible that sho may be
but ooc ottboSe 'alos OF the ieeliog of be hour
whom every great public event produces, tut
the chroLc qleurs will Datursly have mr,e.
Ooe OF them undertakes TO tell us all about it
she is the late Piiucs Iuperia,'s widow!
There was an adventure 10 his If, for all lis
outward cjrfec:oeSs. He made a 1unagav
match with tloDds Au gaisc or German-l an
quoting Got lnven'log on my own ec,ount-ard
u golog 10 the Cape sulemnly COT f ,ded her 10
the care OF clergyman Ct Bath. The clercy-
man had 90 idea VI the rank OF the husband; uu
had simply made the atqlsloatc, ct b /. oaup ole
du1icg snort visit which they paid to Bih
with their baby; and when the youthful husr
baud came TO ;e!i h!m that be WAS AZ cticer aud
ordered 90 t)relgu service, be promised 10
watch oGlr helsdy welfare.
Months passed, aud at length the news of the
mournu!tv:Dt at The Cspo reached England,
The clergyman dutDg one Of his periodical
visits TO The lady, drew paper from bis pocket
and began to read ibis piece OF pewj to her a.
a matter oil general ineGes. Sac tainted, and
then the truth came our. |. Vas Sc cret m,r
ilsge, AID the vi ed lady &C the gate of CHS.
hurst is the wife of Elgeoe's son, though Eu-
genie refuses to reooguz, her 10 shat or any
other char .cter. Ii ought TO be tlu,. but il is
cot. This is: The Prize, had az affair Of the
heart and with Very lliu-ricuS lady, the PHO
CESS Bealrc of Eas!and. That IS to .ay-to 20 60
further than my intoIm ,tlon-he had formed
a strong sff .ctIon for Tue Process, Which WAS 10
some eDt rscprccaied.
There was sn * :hng. Of rings beGw.ec the
younger people aud an X ,hauge Of views be-
tween the elder, snd the Quseu, without saying
much as to her oWn personal tastes. expressed
a fear that Parliament would DOT look With favor
90 such match. O1e secret uoliv, of the
Princes ouroey YES therefore to cotquer this
difficulty By wlnoitg popularity viii The Fog
llsh people. do DOT pretend TO know auything
OF the extent to which the Priuca.s was pledged
either 10 heart or word, But you will OTIS rye
that she acc ,mpanied her mother to Chiselhurst.
~ y World.
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VIEWS or TNE UHE,.

\ sal weig hioG $50 pounds WIS c;p,urcl cp.
post Montreal yesterday.
Mrs. Raymond, 90 old lcdy, SUI &c; to
nervous sp s. fell from third story window
in Baltimore yeste16y. AID was killed.
Mrs. Ida B.uuer, sho shot aud killed h r
husbard at Shsrt sburp, Nd, Sunday, WIS re.
leased on 81 SEQ bail at Ilageisowp, YES erdsy.
a c,al 1.et of $500, OOO bushels 10 coming
down the Ohio liver 90 tho PRESENT lis,. |. is
the largest quantity eff c,al ever started on the
1lVer at one time.
a steamer arrived at Halifax from Bordeaux
yesterday filled up with r. frigeratcrs t.r iretz-
ing salmon, cd fish 5ni Holsters, which she will
collect along the Newfoundland coast aod ca ry
to France.
10 the casJ CT C4pto0, Carriogton ar i ouDg,
executors Of the late Brigham Ycuugs estate,
and john Taylor, pre- sideut OF the Moruon
Church, bttora Judge Bremen ct Salt Lake
fer couttm pit iu not turning the prcparty over
to reoslver.it has been ordered thstlhe tXocu
tors pay into cur $l42 600 cash, ADD tina, j 40.
Taylor pay 5000 600 10 cas- a.d ST. CTS illegally
received By him, aud to De imprisoned uctil be
did So Tho order fer impiiso1m.nt was sus
panded until 10 dby at teD o clock 8. n.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B!
EDGAR SNOwDBN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 81. 1879
Rev. Mr. Turner, the colored preacher, 40

Rev. Mr. Turner. the ccored preacher, 40
,xtIGc: from whose letteris utl!sbed elsewhere
10 to Gay s issue, while undoubtedly true With
regard to the people Of tho North. when be
says ''coce CT you care fig about the negro
beyond the extent you can uss him." is as ua-
queslionsbiy wroog when be rtfers to the PEG
pie Of the South in the same words The peo.
PIC IF the Slu:h do care for the negroes, and
would DO unnatural if they did not. They we're
brought up with them. and had colored women
for their msmuies and oolored Children for
their ,laymaiea. The relations sutsstipg be-
tween many OF the old masters and their for
mer slives IT. OF the most amicsbe cbaric :er
and hardly aDY Information is more agreeable
to an old * slave owner than the news of the
prosperity Of those who wero once his Servants
They wish them well, and do all 10 their power
to assist them, and that IN, freedmen arc aware
OF this is proved by the haste with which they
hurry. wht 10 distress, to their old masters by
whom Their appeals lor help are rsr,y disre'
garded-rever. if possible. What's more: the
white people Of the South Knowing hs lateral
t'allties Ct The negro, cap, and DO. put up With
those trsliIes 10 o manner almcs: irc,mpre.
hcasib,c to ror;helu people, who. looking upon
him as ,qlay responsible with themselves,
make no allowance Tor the ntirma,es of bis race,
or p'ssl5'y It the CONSEQUENCES Of lis. previ.
oIs cotG!lion. and demand. WHEN be Is O mem.
b,r Ct their oWn communities. that as be is CO..
titled to all tie benefits OF the Law, BIO should be
suticct to s!I its pcntl.ies. The southern house.
ket per y IL pass over an ctFausc committed By her
cjlored scIvan: that onc from the North would
plrish with iosteDt dismissal fIot with crimi.
nAl prosecution. The southern people, up TO
tlis line c:rsair'y, have 90 aniipatby for tho
negrces. ADD We are firmly convirc,d that had
it uoi besu fJr III, tc,ndiary teachings of the
c,rpet baeeers and the radicals the relations ex.
i,ticg between the white AID c>lored paolle of
the South would 10 day be of the most friendly
CHI racer
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Rcported mtotous proceed,nes

FIcksBURG. Miss. July 2S.-Ihere was
quite an excitement in Yazoo City on Friday
morning, the 25ih inst. some particulars Of
which were brought hero By tie passengers,
crew and others en- the Yozoo patke: which ar
rived this morning. Henry NJ. Dixon, o WILL
known citizen CfIsz)o county, has been for some
months an independent candidate for sheriff
OF that county. supported by portion Of the
whites and large majority Of the negroes, in
opposition to Subbletied, the regular demo.
cratic nominee.
An armed crowed frCn a., portions of the
couoty assembled on the street, Tear BaIksdalc' 3
store, ADD sent committee of six 10 the dwell
og of Mr.. Dixon with Instructions to demand
on behalf of the crowd that he should imue
diately quit his calvass aud leave the county or
die. He replied wilhou: hesitation he would
not quit.
By this time tie young Mayor, Mr.. Joseph
H. Holt, appeared 10 front IF Dxoh's house
with q gun, and speaking TO the crowd, said :
The sheriff OF this c5unty il with you aud will
do nothing. but |, IS Mayer OF this towo, will
kill the hrst man who attempts to cross this
threshold"
The crowd were for q while appalled, OF this
deternloed and uotXp9c ed rc.i ion. Meanwhile
the greatest consteruatlon spread throughout
tho toRo. Mr.. DiXoD's wife aod six children
we're 10 he house at the time.
A parley Of six hours vas indulsed, the
crowd ooDtiDuing to Increase. when 6oaly Mr..
Dixon sent Gu! tie card which is iocluded 10
the following report Of the affair 10 az Extra
issued by the Ia,,o City Herald
Herald Extrs."]
YAzoo CITY, Miss, July Is. 1879.
The best men of the Countrywide merchants,
the plsnters the farmers, and those engaged in
other occups,ions-gathertd together IN town
to-day to the numbe. of several hundred, and
considering. as They did, that the longer contin.
usnce of the Independent party in Yszoo wss
detrimental in the highest degree to the interests
OF the county, seeing q race Issue has arisen 10
CONSEQUENCE OF IT, d committee was appointed TO
wait upon Capt. Il. NJ. Dixon, the head of the
Independent movement in this country, and re
quetted him 10 r.tire from the CANVASS. This he
at trst refused 10 do, giving ressons for the
ground Of his refusal which were not deemed
satisfactory to the great assembly Of earnest, de.
telm'ned men. He finally, however consented
to quit tho CANVAS, and 70 ever. as the following
card will show so the political Canvass in this
County msy he considered as at al end. The
Democratic flag now waves over this glorious
old county uncontsminated and unchalou god,
and long may it wsvs.
TO TIE PuB-IC:
"Fo- the sake ofthe peace and harmony Of
the county, and the affection / bear for my
family snd frends, L agree to Withdraw from
The political canvass or race issue in the future
provided will be protected in my right as suy
other citizen. and my friend T. A. Flanagan is
10 be unmolested in his rights, &C..
II. NJ. DIXON.
"YAz:o CRY, July IS. 1879"
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Among the recent humorous appointments
to second leutenancies 10 The army Two or three
we're conferred upon young men from the South.
Oae Ct these was a nephew Of Senator Butler.
a strong effort is ntW being made by the radi.
cl|s TO have his appointment revoked, because
he play fully remarked sire, be received it, and
possibly to show that the lag! vestige Of tho
war had gone, that "h3 had got it though he
8 reb,l. The fact lhst be was an isfant
when the civil var broke out and the circum
stanc;s uoder which The remark Of ,oted to was
probably made, are cot t. ken into cor sidtrlion,
and nothing else will suit these radical stalHsrts,
the most Ct whom never smell euppoWder TX
cept when il was burnt 10 f!iog sautes at home
for Vcolies gained by brave men 10 battle,
tX,apt an iostaut revocation Of the appoint
meut. and that, too. 10 manner that shall
teDd TO u.k, treason moro odious"-
People Hho are not particularly fond Ct free
Institutions. at Last as conducted 10 this ccu1-
trS, aud who do not regard possible change in
the tx's'irg form of government with feelings
Of adherence, lock upon tho epimos.
ity entertained by tho People Of one
section of this country for these of the other,
as manifested by ,u,h evidence as that TO
which We refer. snd Others. if anything more
pstent, aud draw from it differences by 60
msaps favorable to the pcrpetualion either of
peace or Of The UOion under republican form
Of government.
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SUiclOallY Inclined.

N1w YORK, July 81 The Italian. Portfolio,
the n urderer of Bolender made another attem pit
upon his life in prison yesterday, notHithstsnd-
ing his MISC TO the priest not to repea: his e
forts at suicide. He threw himself violently
sgsinst the edge Ct an iron bath tub while being
taRen from his cell, and cut cash in his head
and sfierTsrds endesvored to crush his skull
while psssing under the iron coping OF tie cell
en,raLcs Finding that no cannot kill him.e f
by violence Portfolio hiss again ce.ermiIed to
stsrve himself 10 Death. and has refus ed for two
dsys 70 lske ANYTHING hut water
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Memorial Services.

The Prince Imperial memorial services took
place yesterday morning OF St. Peters Cathe
dral 10 Richmsnd. The church was we'll filed,
Not only were all the French and ctiz rs O.
French descent present, bu. The cougre CATION
was made up of citizens of other naliopslitIes
The front Of be Cathedral was heavily drsped
with black ano " ite. The Interior of The
church was als' DR. Jed, the posts of the gallery
being Wouod roa I'd With b.ck and white,
and the walls In the rear of the sanctuary
drapsd 10 the same way. From the centre Of
the church four heavy stripes CT blsck and
wblte we're hung, being caught up on the cal.
erlts each side. 10 the rear of the sanctuary
was the inscription Ego Sun Rssurtectio
Et Vita"
The catafaque was about fifteen feet 10
height, draped 10 black AID covered with can
dies. Hanging over il vas dove with out.
stretched Wlpas. At the top CT the catafaaue
was large M 10 white Aowers. At the base
OF the eatafs!qoe was the Inscription
I'm Memoriau.
re. L. Napoleon Bouaparto
CORSICA.
"Oriuudi."
Mass was sail by Rev. W. B. Hanlv, cee-
braot Rev. A. Habets, sub deacon; R.v. D.
j. O'Conne, deacon, aud T.. Donahoc, master
Of ceremonies. None Of the Boraparte family
we're present.
Rev. Dr.. D. j. O'Couue pronounced the
grafton, which included review of the career
of tic Bouapsrtes, aud 10 which he spoke OF
tho fact noticed by historians that while that
great family remained friendly With the Church
Of Rome they prospered, add that the words
of Plus the Seventh bad not been spoken ia
vain. 10 referring spt cialIy to the deceased ho
said The youog Prince Imperial Of France, the
heir IF the great usmo Of Napoleon, born 10
the Tuileries in March, 1856 and slaia 10 Il j.
uland, 10 June of this year, WAS not only great
but noble by his bameless and pure life The
band that traioed him was that cf the illustr.
ous, * led and childless widow. who to-day
has the sympathy Of all the world, and of even
The foes Of the Bonapartes. She it was who
taught him be was born to koow. love and
serve God upon earth and b, happy with him
forever in heaveo, aud 10 the beautiful prayer
written by The Priccc shortly b:fore his death,
be ASKED not that bis enemies be disarned. but
that he might bs able to coLq1or hiuselt His
prayer was hesrj, and bis epltsph ought to b.
This was the greatest Of the Napocous."
The exercises did GO occupy but liula over 40
hour.
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Drowned.

CLAYTON. n. Y, July 3l.-A pleasure party
here this nj rGiog chartered two steam yschts
the Fsrrre;on aDd the Josephine, for an ex
crr.ion co the St. Lawrence. The boats We're
dashed together aod the party left the dock
sboui bali past Line o'clock. They bad no,
proceeded more than twenty rods when the
head lasti0g locsfd and the Josephine capsiz ID
and sunk. Mrs. Perssls. # Bipg bamtor; Mrs.
Sarah BJstwick, Mrs. aud Miss Burkelsw. OF
!kirkwood, and Miss Hattie Pollock, of New
YORK, were drowned.
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d. A. h.

ERIE. fA., July 5l.-Several additional posts
were reported to lhe Grand Army Of the Kepub-
lie encampnent yesterday. The veterans were
reviewed by General Neeley. The semi'annusl
convention was held, st which the reports show
an nprecsdented increase in n EN- bership. The
organization IS out Of debt snd has a surplus
iuud Comrades were urged to take stock in the
Gelteyseurg Battlefield Association. The Grand
army OF tne REPUBLIC and the miltsry will 10.
day participate in the ceremony oflsyino the
corner stone Ct tho Wayne monument.
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Time was when young man. simply because
ne was a man, was permitted to feel that he was
very impott,,nt creatre, but now tia. a male
escort can be disp ,nsed with On OCCASION, he nas
been made to Descend from his hor;o. H. Wa,
wont to impose his cheap horse talk" and
slsDg on his lady friends, and WA per mitted 10
parade his Ignorance simply because he GA,
necessary evil but times have changed ali tbst
s an ne fnds that unless he can command respect
~ ms emo ~leige, his character or gentl. manly
I3epoitmsnt. hla room lie consi ,ersd moro desirs.
oie tnsn hs company. All Of which ia having
OF the period-Er. n1"n
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RACE AN1lPATHI.-Rsv. 8. NJ. Turner. q
n'Rro preacher, who has been orspicious for
bis Efforts in behalf of bis race, in writing IN
the Atlanta Constitution says: II see no
future fIr the negro here. think the sooner
n ge:s out OF 1t the better. Therefore, | am
az African { m gra'ionisS. Qusrely ADD fairly,
sad have been for come years. [ used n
think The North wished Us big things. but T
find white people arc the sauna tverywbtrs
Mons of ytu Care liz FIR tho nesro beyond
the extent you can use him. | have 90 charge
to Ike against the South that do not make
against the North"
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Dead.

PETERSBURG. Vs., July 3l.-Capt. Daslal
Dddsoo. a prominent citiz,n. who, with bis en-.
tire family. was poisoned by eating ics cream a
few days since. died here this morning, aged
6o years. He leaves large family all of
whom are quite i'll.
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Strike-Drowne,s

ELIZABETH. N. j., July 3l.-The employees
Ct the Union county manufacturing company
lspckes and whe=Is) struck to-day fJr wages
due. They claim from S25 10 $l25 each.
, ffatH osoeo, pe"sooy on the Central
Railroad, was drowned yesterday afternoon at
Bouud brook, while bathing in the canal,
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81 As The time for selectinp ac.nd;d.to :.
represent this Senatorial di.tric, in The neIt
1enersl Assembly ia near at hand, it behooves
US 10 give the matter due constellation How
Sno ought alexandria to support? The name name
one OF ner mos. trusted sons has slready BEEN
orssis ;n ali Young man, high minded and hon
erges'c, courteous and polite to every one: sn
accomplished advocate. warm friend and ina
VirRlnian. Such is F. L. Smith, ir,. to whose
support Ale1andrians will doubtless rally a. one
u.ao. VInToE
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Ihere Is room enough 10 a corntr OF fyerv
travellers wrtiog desk to o,rry tke ton,;sts'
frend-Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Pric, q
cents. 0' 80
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JET FAIRFAX CoUNTY.-John B. Coleman,
sssq Is one VINO, TO the people of his county,
ma mas ever 6een true. To the people Of his State
sent tho1e among whom be has lived. Whv
saoaio we not elect him to represent US in tie
nextdeneral Assembly of Virginia. FA1RFA1,
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Bold Attempt ut Outrage.

MIDDLEwAY, Jefferson Co., w. Va July 90.
a bold attempt Was mada 10 outrage Miss Tsy.
lor. of Baltimore, who IS wiling Mr.. John Nc
Clure living near this place, By a tramp las.
MONDAY nlgot. who wa, only prevented from
accouplish hing his tendish crime by tho deter.
mined resistance of the young lady. The tramp.
who gave the name Of John Leflius, went to Mr..
MtCIurs's house, u miles from this place, Lac.
sunday, and spilled for work, which WAS 70.
fused him. Mr.. Mcclure accorded him thu
privilege OF remaining on the farm for day or
TWO, and the msn lotsrei around all day Mon.
day, performing light tasks about the plscs
Monday hight tao family had all retired 20 bed
when they were awakened by b series of pierc.
ing screams from Miss Tay lor who occupied
the room overhead Mr.. McClure ran up stair,
and hearing q scufl inside the room Wa. on The
point OF breaking open the door whom the ycuag
lady, who had been in the clutches of the vii
Ian, succeeded IN getting sway and unlocking
Inc door. Mr. Mcclure entered the room and
found the tramp in the act uf N skng his escape,
aod hf:er sharp struggle succo d cd in Errestinr
hls light. Miss Taylor, who occupied III rooni
with q ten yesr Old daughter of Mr. Cures,
stated that sho was awakened by finding LetIln rs
standing over her. She started up in alarm
when he made an attempt 10 assault her, and q
desperate struggle ensued, during which she Was
thrown on the floor by the scoundrel The tine.
~ arrival of Mr.. Mcclure. rs stated, alaim.d
the villain, who failed to accom- pish his PURPOSE
Le fins was taken before Justice Roberts, who
committed him to jail for hearing The great.
eat excitement prevails 10 the locality. and the
feeling g,inst Miss Taylu1's ssssilant is yery
ctr, n Ger Bali Ga-
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MARR.IEn

MARRIED..
y In HWastinRtoo, July BIB, 1879. by Rev. Theo,
RfIn gGJep' OF NE Fre56y terrain Church. Capt.
and LAURA A. holland, of this ctv.
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The ktedivs TeW6k Pasba has been iu-
vested with all the powers and prerogatives of
bis father.
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DRlFTED TOGETHER FOR A MoMsNT,-Wbile
Walk'os around the public tqaare yesterday
Mrs. johnson, who is wishing here, her resi-
dence being 10 u'aski. ADD Sam o 5eus acct.
oentally met ard raccguiz ID each other. Thew
were married before the war and had been sepa
I "a. ovens suggested. Lets kiss" bu,
Mt onnso"' who Just then camo along. Dc.
m9sfeo-'Ol, no, you don't kiss my wife"
ovens s'ld to her. II have long thought
ried. 'e"''
ana have long thought you vera dead"
full of childreu." n''''
There W., s nothing more to be said after this.
and the barrns went their r.spto:iva wava.
Nashville American
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he Auerst Luuber OF the EducatoDa
journal Of Virginia has been received,
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PANsIEs -Thss, lovely fl IweIs are u9ivsls.l
la7orltcs. ADD 90 bcquet is qlite complete with
out them. They arc very easily Cultivated, and
bloom from carly spring I'LL the ground i,
trcz!n. There is something amcs: human in
The expression Of H,wers, as thsy 50 modestiy
raise their petals trom their low y bed to cuoh
the suoteaas. Cultivasion has done moro 10
improve the ir siz, aud beauty than 10 amos,
soy, other plant. Their Itch huss. from the
dark royal purple 10. the brightest blue, cou-
6lced with the shades OF rioh orange TO tho
most delicate cream color, make a bed OF pan.
sies oDc of the lo7eiest Ter yard or earIcn,
They thrive best 10 a mellow loan enriched BY
deoayed leaves or wood. Chip dirt scrsp,d
from the bottom of tie wood shed is an excel
lent guano Tor the pans:y bed. They need mois
iure aud shade, and grow best whore brilliant
flowers laogush. Country Gentleman.
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I'm IL, caH1s AND Ac1s AS the thoughts arc,
so Will the acts be. We can elevate ths cond;,
ION OF labor by allyingitt to noble thoughts which
cohlet grace upon the lowest as we'll q The HOB.
Is. lsns: FOR no matter how poor or bumbis a
days may come in and sit d, wn with him and ha
ms 6. companion for the time though luis dwelling