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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
BEING ON TIME.

Men like Mr.. Spurgeon know what II
the worth OF being on time 10 hlling
every engagement, and he speaks here
like a man In earnest. The habit OF strict
punctuality 10 one OF the essential quail
ties Of good Sunday scbool teacher
Mr.. Spnrgeon says:
PunctuaIity 10 one Of the minor morali.
ties, but It Is one which every young man
should cultivate. The very smallness oi
the virtue makes its opposite vice less ex-
cnssble. II ia ss easy to be In time as II
is to be five minutes late, when you once
acquire the habit. Let It be acquired by
all means, and never lost again, Upon
that five minutes will depend world Of
comfort TO others, and every Christian
should consider this TO be very weighty
argument. We have no right to cause
worry and sggravations to others, when
little thoughtfulness on our part would
preventit. If the engagement be for 12
O'Clock. we have no authority TO make II
1875, and by so doing we shall promote
nobody's happiness. That odd five min
utes may create discomfort for ourselves
throughout the entire day, and this per-
haps may touch the sIuggard 3 little more
keenly than any less selfish confederation.
He who 10 little late In the morning will
have 10 drive fast, will be constantly In .
fever and will scarcely overtake bis busi-
ness at night: whereas he who rises in
proper time can enjoy the luxury of pur-
suing bis calling with regularity ending
bis work In fit season, and gaininga little
portion OF leisure. Late in the morning
may mean putting and blowing al the day
long, whereas an early hour will make
the pace an easy one. This Is worth 3
mans considering. Much evil comes of
hurry, and hurry is the child Of unpunc-
tuality. ~
The waste of other peoples time ought
to touch the late man's conscience. A
gentleman, who was member OF COM
mittee, rushed In fifteen minutes behind
the appointed hour, and scarcely apollo.
gized, for TO him the time seemed near
enough; but 9 Quaker, who happened
also TO be on the committee, and bad been
compelled TO wait, because 9 qusFnm
could not be made up to proceed with the
business, remarked to him, Friend, thuu
hast wasted full hour. 1t ia not only
thy quarter OF an hour OF which thou hast
lost, but the quarter of an hour OF the
other three; and hours are not 50 plenti-
iul that we can afford to throw them
away. We once knew q brother whom
we named the late Mr. s., because he
never came In time. A certain tart gen.
tleman, who had been irritsted by this
brothers unpunctuality, said that the
sooner that name was literally true the
better for The temper OF those who bad TO
walt fer him. Many man would rather
be Gued than be kept waiting. Ifa man
mast IBjure me let him rather piunder
me OF my eash than my time. To keep =
busy man waiting 10 An act OF robbery,
and Ia also An insult. II may not be 20
intended, but certainly II a man has prop
er respect for bic friend, be will know
the value OF time and will not cause him
10 waste IL. There is cool conlemp, 10
unpuneluAIity for 1t a. good as says, Let
the fellow wait, who is ne that ! should
keep my appointment with him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

An EnklisA prsAshsr. Who bears The
appropriate hams % Farhisa. has been
preaching 3 slngulAriy red.hos ssrnon
on bell and the devil lie gravely tAysl
TIE roof {. red bot The door is IKE a
thick sheet ot rsa ho, iron. See, on the
middle Of that red bot iron floor siaada q
girl. She looks to Be about ie YeaFt 81
age. She has neither shoes nor stockings
on ber feet. The door Of lhia rooui hss
never bocn opened siaoe she hrss tei her
ioot on this red bot aoor, Now abe secs
the opening. She rushes forward. shs
has gone down upon Der knees upon the
red hot floor Listen She speaks. She
says: have been standing with my
berc feet upon this red bot floor fer
years. Day and night my only standing
place has been on this red bot door,
Sleep never eAne on me Tor moment
that might forget this horrible burning
door. Look al my burnt and bleeding
feet Lot me 80 of this burning door for
one monent-onlY for short moment.
Oh, that In this endless eternity Of years.
might forget the pain only ier singls
mothent. The devil answers hor quest.
ions; DO you ask for moment--for one
moment---to forget your palnl No, not
for single moment during The never
ending eternity Of years shall You ever
leave this red hot door. Mr., Furniss
locates bis bell In the center Of tho earth,
and says it is 1000 miles from the earlh's
surface on either side.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

The oplpioD that close connection
exists between dlphtheria and dampnsss
Of site, is confirmed In aoms English re-
ports recorded by DIR. Woodforde. In
au outbreak OF dipbtheris al Purley In
1873, the cottage In which the earliest
case occurred was much shut 10 by trees,
and, although II was very clean, II was
damp aud insofilcisnliy ventilated,
especially In the sleeping rooms, IL was
exposed 10 tho emAnations Of The cess pit,
aud tie water was not pure. Al Rams
bury, where dIphlheria was unusually
fatal In 1877 aud 1878, the ordinary sasi'
tary defects we're not much worse than In
other villages, but the sites Of The Gotta
Res were almost level with The river, and
damp, with subsoil watsr very near Tho
surface. At Clinton-Hampden, where
dlhthsria had occurred for several years
10 succession, HIS ordinary defects Of po-
rous eess pits and polluted water wefe
noted, though not to so great al extent
As IN other places where there had been
no dlplheria, bnl the village also sppesr-
ed damp, aud stAgnatlon Of air was
evidently occasIobed by the number OF
trees Adjoinihg tho cottages. Sanitary
improvements we're Instituted, the trees
we're thinned out. aud gale took away
some that had boen left, s0d the dlssAse
has not appeared In the place since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

A minister was soliciting aid 10 foreign
missions, and applied to gentleman,
who refused him with ths reply. don's
believe In foreign missions. ! want what
give to benefit my neIghboEs.
Well, replied be, whom do yon regard -
yopr neighbors9
Why those around me. DO ron lnetz
those whose land joins youn1 Inquired
the minister.
Yes.
Well, said the minister, how much land
do you own1
About five hundred Acres.
How far down do you owni
Why, Ineyet thought Of Il before bui
suppose own about half way through.
Exactly, sAId the clergyman Isup'
pose you do, aud wan. this money for
The New Zealsnders-the men whose
land jolos yours on the bottom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
SPLICING TnE LADDER.

One night the large and splendid Sail
or's Home 10 Liverpool was on Gre, aud
vast multitude gathered TO witness
tho conhAgAtion. The fury Of the flames
Could not be checked. 1t was supposed
that oil the inmates hAd left the burning
building. Presently, however, two poor
fellows were seen stretching their arms
from an upper window, and we're shout
ing for help. What could be done to save
them1
A stout marine from . man-of-war ly-
Ing Ia the river said. Give mo long lad
der, and will try IL.
lie mounted the ladder. l. was too
short TO reach the wlsdow. Pass mo up
a short ladder he shouted.
II was done. Even thai did not reach
the arms stretched out OF the window.
The mariner was not TO be baked, lie
lifted the short ladder upon his own
shoulders, and holding on by easement
he brought the upper rounds within
reach of the two men, who were already
scorched by tho flames.
Out of the window they slambsFsd,
and creeping down over the short ladder,
aud then over the sturdy marine. they
reached the pavement amid the loud bar
rahs OF the multitude.
II was noble deed, and teaches ua
that when we want to do good service 10
oihara we mast add onr own ianRts ts
the length of the ladder.
Harry Norton saw that his fellow clerk,
Warren ProctorL was becoming hard
smoker and hard drinker, although he
was only sixteen years old. When be
urged him 10 stop smoking and drinking,
Why, you sometimes take cigar and
glass OF wine yourself.
II you will sign q pledge never to
smoke cigar or touch drop Of liquor, ]
will do the same, was the reply.
The bargain was made, and Harry
saved bis friend by adding the length Of
bis own example TO the length Of the lad
der.'
A widow lady living near me was snf-
fering from sickness and poverty. Her
daughter, > delicate, renaed girl said TO
herself. My mother must be taken care
OF; III advertise for o place % servant
girl.
She did $50. A rich man saw the ad-
vertiaement, and determining that the
brave girl should not undertake that, he
procured her situation as secretary in
an institntion where she gets SIX huud-
red dollars year. A unselhsh daughter
thus brought relief TO suffering moth or.
She spliced the ladder with her own self.
denying exertions.
1t is noble thlng TO be nnsolfsh, and
TO give up qualification for the sake OF
other people. When the great Christian
sage OF old said, II is right not to drink
wine by which my weak brother stumbles
he added the length Of his own influence
to the ladder for saving others from
drunkenness.
/ could tell OF two Christian lads, well
educated and refined, who 60 every Sun
day to a mission school 10 dirty and de.
graded street, that they may encourage
some poor, ragged boys to 90 there, too.
These two boys have the spirit Of Jesus
Christ. They are not selfish; and they
mean that tho poor, ignorant lads shall
climb up 10 the world over them.
That ia the way 10 initiate the Divine
Master, who gave Himself that neA
might climb out Of the folly aud degrade
tion Of sin into Heaven itself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Some experiments msde 81 Riga With
reference 70 the spontaneous combustion
10 various materials, wAdding, raw fax,
hemp, the waste from silk, WOOL add cot
tou SpInnlng, slsO spoague, sE wen as
wood most iouaa n cabinet mAkeE4 shop
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
Never enter a room noisly.

NtFtI tHlLE = EVvtaI NVIHIfs
Never answer questions in general com.
psny ths. have been put TO others.
Never, when travelling abroad, be over
boastfuI Of your own country.
Never lend an article you have borrow.
ed, unless you have permission 10 DO 20,
Never attempt 70 draw The attention Of
The company upon yourself.
Never exhibit anger OF iDpAlieAees o.
excitement, when Al aseldsnt happens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

NOW Is THE TIME
te get these
Old Clothes Colored

ID VII uAks tksm iook - wxii - new aHd KMas
ha5lnE. Ne shkA seAa hax nearly svs<y wsaA
aaFtH9 The aprznE- AL cefuFs waEnHAs4 fasa
ekd EsaEr6nae-e4 - give ss t4afseitaA. bresae
ehanle t< Farfssa bsfoFs dgsnF bet eu&ta panas
kns osAsg geo&z n&a ba Died u1thpat.
KBtM0ND&,
MsssAssass. ". Avul imhd ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Now, Mise Cranborne, said The captain,
lAking out bis pnrse, try your fortnnsl
Int katherine resolalely refused, and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Ny works dan, remarked the collector
a he started out Ia The morning.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

g ang betraktar med misstroende ALT
nytt, ALA uppf1nningar, ALT, som icke
far och farfar haft kannedom ON,
ser "farmaren"i Amerika lifvet fran
en- langt gladare sida. F5rn6jsamhet
lyser ur hans anletsdrag, intet knot
smyger sig 6fver hans lappar; genom
flitigt studerande af dagens tidningar
s6ker han tillfredssta LA sin vetgirig.
he, och med gladje skyndar han att
CORA sig underrattad ON hvarje ny
uppdnning och tillegna sig ALA for
hans yrke nyttiga f6rbattringar. For
att halla en- republik vid makt beh6f-
vas icke heller nagra 6fverf6digt dry
ga skater och framf6r ALT ingen hum
bug, sasom fallet ar ett konungad6-
me. For att uppratthalla konungado-
met ''med Guds made" Dor finnas en-
adel jemte dess bihang af tomma tit
lar, rangordning och riddarordnar, en-
staende Grmaee och en- statskyrka.
Men, Gud ske lof, all denna humbug
tyckes nu sjunga pa sista versen.
Det skall, hoppas vi, ej dr6ja sa sar-
de1es lange, innan den siste 'konun-
gen med Guds made" blifvit nedst6tt
fran sin tron. Sedan 'sgar de- som en-
dams" att nedsmalta vapnen, forvand-
la kriggsskeppen till hospital och CORA
de uniform utstyrde tokarne till
samhallsnyttiga medlemmar. F6rst
mar de kronta hufvudena SAINT och
synnerligen blifvit nedbaddade null
len, kan man vaga hoppas pa menni.
skoslagtet omdaning till nagot battre.
Da skola hogfard, inbilskhet och af-
undsjuka vika, frid och karlek nedsla
sina bopalar bland menniskors barn,
och den saliga dag randas, da ALA jor-
dens folk skola endragt ntgora en-
enda stat. Is. A.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
fumes. dar varder. .omd0met milda-

fumes. dar varder omdomet milda-
re, isynnerhet da bristen kanske
lofta 'icke ar s]elforvalla l. Half
bildningen utmarkes afven har at
sin pralsjuka och smakloshet. He
Ia dess upptradande forrader, att
kunskaperna, afven ON de tinnas,
,ei .fatt fullgora slit sjalsomdanan-
de- e'varf, sutan stannat vid att Of
verdraga ytan med ett slags bid
ningssmink, som icke bedrager
mapgen, aldraminst den klar-
synte.
Pa det omrade ater, dar hjer-
tats bildning innehar hogsatet,
upptrader halfbildningen under
skenhelighetens skrymtaremantel.
Sjelfviskheten ar vanligen for klok
att utsatta sig FOR halfbildningens
vanara.
So ar pa ALA omraden halfbild-
ningen cit skal utan karna, som
har bildningens lyten, men icke
dess foradling. Darfor ar den yam
lig hos halfherren, som alias att
skafa sig ALA herremannens fel,
men eyer fa af hans fortienster.
Med halfherre mena vi da 81 den,
som har nagra brister i slit utvar-
tes satt, utan den, som ar lat och
oduglig, tillgjord, dryg och an
spraksfull i ALT slit upptradande
SAINT till och med anser det som
ett kannemarke pa bildning att
vara s&dan.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
AIDE Arg.-N:o3 81.

| at en- bro ar uppsatt skylt hyarpa
tydlig skrift ar maladt: "Ten dol.
lars fine for riding or driving on this
| bridge faster then a'walk,'' tito dol
lars b6ter for den, som rider eller k6.
, rer fortare an gaende Diver denna
bro), ar hvar och en- som, sbryter mot
| forbudet hemfallen till b6ter, ej min
DIRE an fem och ej 6fver ito dollars
for hvarje ssdan 6fvertradelse.
Mar ett bro eller farjekompani el-
Ter en- enskild person .genom lag ar
berattigad att uppbara bropenningar
och en- person !. afsigt att bedraga
dem pa denna afgift, k6r .0fver bron
utan att betala, eller vid anfordran
vagrar att betala, skall han for hvar.
je sadan f0rseelse b6ta SIS.
Vid ALA broar, hvars brobagar, el-
Ter hvalf. aro 6fver' so fot langa, ar
det County Comm issioners skyldighet
att ansla en- kung6relse ON huru man
ga hastar, kor, andra kreatur, eller
huru stor tyngd som ma, pa en- gang,
f6ras 6fver bron och hvar och en-
som har uppsigt 6fver en- sadan krea-
tursdrift eller fora, och som trots at
deDna kung6relse 6fverf6r ett st6rre
antal pa en- gang an som ar tillatet
skall for sadan f6rseelse b6ta eli min
Dire an 10 och ej ofver 100 dollars.
Vagratten.-Nar tvanne k0rande
m6tas pa en- vag, ma bagge k6ra till
hoger, och den som ej delta gor kan
ej erhalla nagon godtgorelse ifall
skada skulle ske genom sammanst6t-
ming, afven ON den andre genom of0r-
sigtighet eller vardsloshet wore val
lande till skadan. Likaledes ON en-
som ar bakefter will k6ra f6rbi en-
framfor k6rande, sa bar han att halla
till venster och den som ar fore ar
skyldig att halla till h6ger och lata
honom passera.
Hvarje person, som eyer eller har
kontrou ofver en- postvagn eller an
nat akdon for passagerares befordran,
och som satter till att k6ra och styra
ett sadant akdon en- person, som ar
till dryckenskap eller omatt-
ligt bruk af starka drycker, skall bota
ej 0fver so dollars, och till hvarje re.
sande vara ansvarig for hvad skada
dar skier, savida klagomal emot ho-
nam cores lnom manader darefter.
Sax sadant fall, for den skada som
en- resande genom dylik forseelse mat
to Ida, maste an1aggas inom IL mana
der efter olyckshandelsen. (Forts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
Fragor och svar.

0. B. TRAN White Bear Lake fragar:
Kunna farmarbetare fnna god arbets-
f0rtjenst Florida? Hvilken ar den
basta vagen att ga dit SAINT huru
mycket kan resan komma att kosta
fran st. Paul till Jacksonville
Farmarbete Florida bestar huff
vudsakligen uti att plocka appelsi-
ner, och det blott en- kort It'd pa aret.
F6rtjensten ar KLEIN och klimatet opas-
sande for nordboar, och vi kunna ej
r6da nagon arbetsf0r svensk att resa
dit. ON basta vagen och biljettpriset
kan agenten vid or jernvagsstation
battre upplysa er ON an vi kunna
CORA. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

dem 'vid sakta e1d ;;**) de bada 6friga
vordo insparrade for lifstidenl.. - ''''-'-'''
/ Iandra lander voro 6rf0Gelserna
mindre1 va1dsamma. Arragonien
gjorde tempelherrarne fran sina fasta
borgar ett'langt och haftigt motstand;
Ii Tyskland upptradde vildgrefven
Hugo pa ett kyrkom6te Mainz, at
fold af 20 bevapnade riddare, ,med
sd haftiga motsagelser, att hela for
samlingen f6rskracktes och ganska
mildt afgjorde riddarens ode. Mel
lertid upphafdes orden formligen af
pafven den.2 Mars 1912. De indragna
godsen tinfollo manga 'personer och
korporationer. Mycket erh6llo Jo-
hanniterna, mycket biskoparne och
tiggarmunkarne; Frankrike voro re-
dan deras fasta besittningar konun-:
gems valid.
Man har en- lang It'd som grundade
ansett de beskyllningar, som gjordes
tempelhefrarna och fold af hvilka>
deras orden upphafdes. Men de fleste
nyare forskare aro 6fvertygade ona
deras oskuld och hafva funnit, att de-
ras ordens hela f6rfattning var det |
hela klanderfri De folio, emedan en-
penninglysten monark ej skydde att |
uppbjuda ALA medel, som samvetsl0s- |
het och tyranni erbjodo, for att till
fredsstalla sin girighet och hamdlyst-
mad. Utan tvifvel matte enskilda |
medlemmar af orden hafva begatt |
handlingar, som efter kyrkans dava-
rande grunsatser voro straffvarda
men delta kunde ej utan Filips |
olycksbringande samrad med pafven
hvarken orsaka ordens upphafvande,
och annu mindre rattfardiga den gras-
liga orattvisa och grymhet, som mot
dem begicks och som uppfyller mensk-
ligheten med afsky mot dess upphofs-
man, konungen och pafven.
my Det berattas, att stormastaren pa ballet
Instant pafven ooh konungen inom EFT ars
torlopp infor Guds domstol; ooh bagge dogo
afven verkligen inom denna It'd, Flip en-
alder af 46 ar.-Markligt ar eek, att 48O ar
darefter maste ''Templet," som FLIP rofvat
fran tempelherrarna, tjeua till fangelse for
den siste fanske envaldskungeu, Ludwig
XVI, hvilken med slit blod fck galda for sina
foretradares skulder.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
Billi2a tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRlBU-
MEN erhAllas b&da f6r S3.25
ett ar, d& PRONUNCIATION g6res
direkt antingen 4 detta eller
Svenska Tribunens kOntor 1
Chicago. Illinois.
PIONEEB-PRESS (den week.
liga), erhalles tillsammans
med STATS TIDNINGEN f5r
nastkommande ar f6r .S3. 90,
som b6ra insiindas / f6rskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
President.


Presideuten valjes af
folket for fyra ar. En-
|ligt antagen praxis far
ingen vara presid dent
mer an 8ar,d.v.s. han
far omvaljas en- gang.
Presideuten maste
|hatva uppnatt 36ars al
der.
Presidenten beh0fver
|ei tillh6ra nagon rei-
|gion.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19
Republik och konungad0me.

Ganska ofta hor man till och med
bildade personer saga, att skilnaden
mellan republik och monarki ar gan
ska ringa, att den fora egent]igen
endast till namnet afviker fran den
senare. Man pastar att medborgare i
Sverige hafva lika stora rattigheter
som Amerikas soner, att republican
ar en- 6fvergang till monarkien-har-
vid pekar man pa romerska republi-
kens 6de-och att det g6r alldeles in
genting till saken, hyad man benam-
ner statens 6fverhufvud ware sig
han ar president eller konung, har
han samma myndighet, samma for
stand och erfarenhet och haller sina
underlydande samma tvang. Hurn
litet de, som ss saga, veta ON saken,
skall foljande jemforelse mellau de
resp. 6fverhufvuden visa:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

Presidenten kan till
alas i Senaten och ar
nnderkastad rausak-
ming, dom och strait,
enligt gallsnde lag.
Han betraktas som en-
vanlig meuniska.
Presideuteu lefver
som en- AMMAN medbor-
gare.
Presidenteni en- stat
med 6fver 40miu. .men-
niskor har tri bostad
och m6bler Nv Washing-
ton SAINT $4,000 doll.
tknappt 900, 900 kr.)i
arlig lon. Vice presi-
denten har 1880 doll.
pr ar.
Presidenten ej.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

Endast kongressen
lager denua farliga
makt, ,hvarigenom mil
lliouer menniskors val
och We utaf en- nyok
(sSttas n8 spel.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

resp. Ofverhufvudt
Konwngen.
Konungeu arfver re
geringen for lifstide1
ooh ar, som det heter
ks1u ke9ung tined aud'
Konungen ar rmyndit
vid lS ars alder.
Konungeu skall attic
vara af den evangelism
laran(i. Sveriges konun'
galangd har kansks
ingen varit det an
norlunda an med lap
parne),. sadan som der
uti den ofolandrade
augsburgiska bekan.
nielsen SAINT i Upsals
notes beslut af ar 1886
antagen ooh forklarad
ar.
Konungens majestat
skall hal1as i helgd ocl
vordnad (; hans gernin.
gar ware mot alt atal
Fedade.
Konungen anses bor,
h8lla EFT 8. k. hof.
Anslaget till kongl
familjen i en- stat med .
mill. menuiskor ar ON
kriug II mill. krono'
utom fri, bostad ocl
m6bler i EFT halt dussil
slot. Kronprinsen ha:
80, 900 kr. pr E.
Konungen kan upp
losa riksdagen, ,f6rordn1
ON nya val, han utnam
uer talman och ordf6
rande.
Konuugen ager bori'
Nig, mar han for god
fnner.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

4, ztyen deras ordenshus i Paris bar
nuamnet ssTemplet.'' 4;
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-19

Ansags f6rr hvarje vansinnig for
hopplost forloradt, So ar nu hoppet
grunddraget hela behand ndlingssattet:
Nu kan man 1yckligtvis fcke mer
saga, hvad som for tyvarr var alltf6r
SAINT - Dantes ord: s.Lat. ALT hopp
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