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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

Capt. Charles Adams. Of the sloor n. r /.
Nurrav, was before Justice j.. FeIix Morgan
On Friday last, charged NJ h violating the
oyster Law Ia dredging f'r Oyaers In Brit
tons Ray. The Captain made no dcstass and
the Justice imposed 6ne Of Twenty-Five dol
lars whirh was paid. The Rrrest was made
by party Of ri'izrns who attacked the sre.-
passers from MedleF's Nerk. Ths depFeda-
tons Of the drvdg,rs have been so frequent
and hare gone 70 long UNPUBLISHED that Il
seems some Of our native tongers have con-
rudrd that iOFebearance has ceasrd 20 be a
virtue and hsve taken upon themselves the
daiy Of currecIin1 an t"uss for which our
so-callrd oyster police has been found utterly
iaeOmpeisnt or At least totally inefficient. Il
remaias 10 he seen with what sarcess the re-
siS,Ance TO lAwlessness viii he attended. The
ARRAY 1T Friday did not go FAR towards ter
F'i,ing the drrdgers 10. alter the capture Of
tie s'Oop, three crafts Of larger size came upon
ihs serus and dsfantly dFsdged for the bal
ance q the day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

IbesymFashies OfOuF community hare l<en
wArmly eIirisd by doHrsfle misfortune
which has OverIsken Mr. les. ? Alell and
uir, at this district. They Eave lately mat
iwo Of their hFiehIesI hous hold TREASURES Nv
DyPtI'efia, two hoys, AEsd respectively s and
\ ,@Ts. SD also 10 relate, the FaItaGnl
Hurse, eoIorea woman. sged ahont 20, eon-
irarWli the di'eHse while waiting upbn che
chiIdT.n aud succumhea 10 it aftsr q. hrief
illness. Nr. ard Mrs. Abel have three other
yOu' children whirh acre removed to the
house Of - rrlalive - soon ~ the Ais.asv waa
drvsloPrd In the E'miIy. Thes, We arssxIad
to site, have thus Car escaped.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

Before aneshsr issns - the Brseau. Isaa
~ill 1s thing q he pass and lee essass : II
ss'oag 70 hisiory. In or roansy, the "a
ssAF has bern one ~ sorrou, &c. % many :
hspPy homs So dinsau l..s hepn q sisslsns:
afo''nd unng aseside there are s'vacEnt
claa'f'. aad msny . mesher Treasures - me-
nen'o's g her dend daFlinRs. 10 shsss aasIe-
ed cnes. tho aEGcos sxsendsi ,s slncsruss and
w.Fmsat syp'Rnshies. and To oss and ali Il
Wishes HaIPy Chsissmas and lsospsrous
ksw Year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

AlLEsToWH. Die 1889.
Aessss. kdiItFs :-5inre che Fvcp., a,,owr
aud rAiaa. ne have been tasting the sweets a,
oar public rO-ds Judging from their pr..
asat condition. what might we not expscu
later Gu : Those who ase Ercrd 70 fare a.
ne : weald do well By procuring lead and
i'ne h'f sounding purposes, 80 ~ 10 he aE,ls %
report TO the more timid oses The real state a
"ierra hfms, Is there is somesimes q doub,
whether Or not sarh . thing he fact or 6rsIon
hog thieves are Feaping haFv. 81 % the neigh
horhood Of Church Swamp" and many
tArHses. who have not suGFsrrd ffum sl.ls ,,er1.
sFs l"sing hogs By ehOlerA, an snsny equally
~ strong.
hrssrs. Herbert q BBTcb are enlarxiDR their
store =. Ailcsiown. They have quite large
storz 81 goods o. hand and seem very busy
lFrparing for Christmas and lie HOLIDAYS. Ne
would like 70 say rs mHch Cor the other mer.
chants, Tut some u their clerks are 50 ',color
blind" as not 10 he able 20 tell a spoOl Of
e'ue silk from one Of purple cotton New,
isn't this deplOrnbIe3 Can you no, sprFe ,us
. tutor from one Of the lnany sluses 10 your
village, Aessrs. Editors
There 10 a ruEsOF aioat Of several SUNRISE
parties for the hoIidass. viii not some q
The young h'dies take compassion ON an old
'harh' and send him an invitation? One
bridge At time / sufficient 20 build over a
mass nose; surely they win not he 90 clanish
IN this Undertaking rs II seems they were IN
that ''lo@um" hunt. 0ne Of our clevercst
young gentlemen has moved from our midst
and taken up his residence At the Head Of the
Bay thur best wishes attend him.
Col. ]. +. rcni has comfortable looking
little tenant house near completion In the field
opposite the Trappe. The Col win succeed
before many years elapse in building little
village; then MlleslOwn win ''get lelr' II Il
isn't mighty particular.
What has become Of the Little Girl -
She seems TO have gone into seclasiOn. Per.
haps she Is iryiRg dsceive Hs, and viii after
while bc out Agaia aud shine rs bright as ever.
As Il may not be In ny power 20 write again
for y long while, I will with ron, Messrs. Ed
TORS and 'he maay readers Of your kind pa
per- Merry, merry Xmas and Happy New
lear" Yours. ''iIILL."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

co thiers. where \ man should buv his elosh.
ing, Il he reeks enlightenment hy reading the
advertisements, for he will ind each 10
claim 70 sell cheaper than the other, T.. We
say TO you, buy from q house Of known
rrpataiIon for square dealing, where goods
are sold by the manufacturers them
selves, upon precise statements n io kiad
and quality and nc strictly uhiloIm low
psire, and where yOn ran go hack for your
money if. after r.aching home. You should
think yon lad PaIchnssd unwiseIy. Such q
house 10 u. n. Oehm 4 Son, $50 W. Pratt
street. through 10 s. IIonOver e., baltimore,
Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21


The Court met pursuant 70 ~ and iransac-
ted the 70 lowing business: IN the sase Of
Elizabeth +. Matthews vs. ]. pike Cough and
VIM. y, Cont 9, admFs. Of Ignaiius Simms,
deUas-d. the Court revoked che letters granted
10 them IS admrs. Robert G. Conlls for ed.
ninisirai0Es JauFs Y. Matthews Tor peIiOn-
Ct 2"d and 6nal account Of Stephen ZONES,
err. Henry IOnrs. fled aud pissed and disiri-
hutton made 5'h aud final Account Of J. d.
O'DOauell, guardian TO Mary 2. 1ippeIi, pass
I'd. Note of Maris Holmes vs. estate II ". q.
BAvne; same VI same: arcOunt 0f u 10. (;ar-
nfF " 1"hn u. Turner; anHHal valuations of
the real es'.'ie Of Ann L. Yates de e.srd, Oiled
and approved. Final release ef Anna u.
Sone 10 3. I.Ouisl alOne, her guardian. iIed
a'd approved. The Court ndjoGrned TO the
I'D tuesday Ia January, 1888.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
Religious Notice.

IN anticipation Of the Fes.st Of Christmas.
this notice aud order IT Masses Is given
" Rev. Father FinnneEnn
At MEDLEi'S NECK,
Nor. 10Th. Dec. 3rd, 10Th. Gath aud 25th.
At SACRED HEART,
Nov 10Th, Dee. Sth, 18th, 3lsl and Jan. LIST.
There will he mo- Mass at Sacred Heart on
Sunday, DeCemher 10th.
Nov -. lsS2-sd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
NOTICE 10 OREDI1ORS.

0rphans' coaFt % Sc. Mary,s Cenaty, Sea:
Nor. Z. lisa.
HRDkRkD by the Comra, Tat 10. r.
~ Morgan, aaminisaraanr a.
JUS. TnAfkRS.
late ofSt- Nary seoanty. i'd. deceased, give
Tie netiee requirea BY law toftAs asreasea's
creditors - sEhihlt their elaims nna lhat he
sane hs puhlished onos wsek Iar slx saeces.
Five weeks ia the So. MaFy's liRAcon.
Test: JOHH. D. Amxaa,
Register q Wills Coz -. Mary' counsy.
NOTICE.
10 pnFsnanee OF the nluSve oraar. hereby
give noiire that ! hare ohtained gsoa The Or
phans' CoaFt az 80. Nary eDnmsy, MARYLAND.
letters nf administration on che prrsouml 60
tate Of Joseph TEavkrs, amsur az safa connas.
dsceassd. An persons having elaims aeainsii
The said decsased are heFvhy noainea 20 exhgb,
Y me same With che proper vouehsrs attached
thereto 20 the sabsrrihsr, on e. before she
9Th day q May. laea. tAay vim osherwisr
by law be excluded. from- ska Mmne6as or ths
said esaase. All persons indebted - she de.
ceased are requested 20 make fmwsaiaan pay.
meat 20 the sabscriber.
ID. ". MORGAN,
AdmiaisiFasos.
nov ., lss1-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

CUESRIEID lIARBOK, Drc 1881.
NCs.rs. Editors THE pres fnr sometime
have besn publishing much about Star Routes
q Co., bat the mail route from I.ennard-
tuwn 10 Point Lookout 10 some other kind IL
= route, Tor Il takes frOIn &c 70 four DAYS
sometimes for letter TO rcAch this place.
am tirrd of Il and after The Holidays am CO.
Ing 90 Washington and shall report he neg.
lsci Al the General Post Otiice suhscvi, ed
Tor newspaper In Philadelphia aud held q
n ceipl Eur same frum uct. Il. 1881, aud hare
0nly rervived four p Peis. Can yOu aid In
correcting the Aluse. or must ! fight the tat
re alOne7 FOrbearAnce Is cessing 70 be viz
tue.
Diphiheria is sliil an epidemic In this dis
trict. Il Is my painful daiy 10 noiice she
death of jennie, daughter IL Cornelius and
Mary r. Kirly. aged years. This is the
third child 10 this family that hare betn
called uponio ari as andertaker. yay He who
rules the dvstinics Of humanity and iempers
The wind - tIie sll"rn lamb send sOnle Of the
balm Of tiilead 10 the sOrrOW-sIr c&en parrnIs
In their bereavement.
In the last No oF the BkAenx notice the
appointment Of my esIeemed friend, Or. Zach
r. Morgan. - one 81 the School Commis.iua.
rrs. rioiee, for the righl N n Is iE the RICH,
p'are. ind well know il. wish TO call HE
alten icn, ~ well rs two other School Commis-
sion-Fs. IL the fart that thrre T. ~Dnse arm = Q
needel In Gu' uew school house ssa lee. q
hope this gentle hint vi he sufficient
The demlnd CIR oysters here is not equal 10
the SUPPLY. washln. ton getting mo e. n
Baltimore. BarFvls TO ship ID N in are ve y
scarce.
The Point Lockout property Is abOs, 70
change hands
Mhee;larrOws are scarce In this dissric
and buegies SlumLer among The tall pises
D01T
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
N0 Oyster. Ssspper.

TsHK ladies' Of So. Peters congregation.
LeonaEdiown, viii give for the heneai
of said charch ! supper. consisfinw a. Ene
PATUxkAT 9TT9RRs and osler snhssan-
tiaie. as MooFe's Hotel on THURSDAY Ia
ChFismas week. che aAme heing she 3aah Im-
sfant. leading feafnre ofthe oe~nsie will
b CALICO H02. Tie pablie are sespeet-
faily invited "a alaend.
Lee Z. teR1-~sd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

u is the custom u all who can afE.sFd Il tn
make presents 70 friends aud Lowell ones =
least Snce ytar. and real good habit il is.
The only matter that bolleFs givsss Il what
20 buv. We come 10 thr rtsrue. aud suggest
IL th' r. ans thing more useful than suit Tor
yonE hoy or husband, ssIs1ially Nhen you
cnn get qsalit,, NJ, Bnd,ih lowest priees In
the State from &. n. Uehm 4 SOn, hanOrer
and Pratt stieets, Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21


The advent o the holiday seasnn * now
everywhere apparent. As m.n,ey Is rati,er
a scare article, anil as all wish u spend a
little fT making G riStnas merry Eor theme
'elves and the lowell oneS ~ hume, knowl-
~ OF the place where the hast can be
"btai1ei EF the icsat molny. lccnnes -
matter Of Importance. Buyers. wr' have
hut little n spend, are interested Ia making
that little gas FAR As possible. u Is our
Sincerest wish tllat tbs hrsrts NJ all the lil-
- biz ones may be g!aaldcn'd by Ga
Dur - presents made this c ristnias,
and LOT its raiders, the BKA-
CON owing information ~
Gk' IRE 10 find them:
In this Oe .ouna 2
lEse aasn c.anioFsaols
S,'eiNg aud - 80. &c
oaed with 4 eu eOoos-
NJ. FeuwicI y Depart,
.'','s attacks - an hs1''
large 49, e Choice
CHRISTMAS the youth
who wis 3 gin to '-the
one dear ~'ilI BE- sure q
aud saastl anshcan have
besides the Is ck's adj
nlirable taste to aid him .ctisyn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
r. NJ. CAM LIZA 4 Co.

These gentlemen Rave displayed their
Usual good taste In selecting Christmas goczin
and their va'ied assortment Of fancy guods
Is larger than ever. Nor have they forgut-
ten 20 lay IN stock az subatantials and the
buyer may here obtain anything from .
good suit Of clothes to q pound &C claoico
cssfne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

- Il 10 10 be hoped thss the p0i3oa~a
Ague medicines have had their day. Arse 10
sad quinine are not desirable commodities ~
carry abOHti in one's system, even for the sake
Of temporarily displaying the material poison
WATCH produces Fever and ARue Ayers
Ague Care is a sure sntidoie Cor tae Agus.
aad Is perirctly harmless, leaving the sys-em
10 ~ god condition a. before The Ague was
eohtrucsed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

Ne 49,
= 10 aecordance wiih time hnppspa emase'n.
ard 70 asoEa sus en.ployres 81 epfursazlly
20 enjoy shsir ChEisimas. We ahail Insna ~
paper next week. Cur pairars mili, wegpe,
surs, choesfnlIy aerurd shIs zoe wsek q hosi.
day 10 ire poas printers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

At the Drug Store. win be found selec-
ton Of fine and beautiful presents. eOmpris-
ing gifts Cor beaax and sWeetheartb As wen
~ for husbands aud wives.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

s h'seaAnicsville. Is nowise kehihd h.
Ashnnafdsown frienaa h a. lennsv ma
sa''s'y e cllriatnas gaais. ana her neiel-
~. s'a'la d 70 better shan = purskaus
theiF praRnis - her.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

ksa1s Tvap.
VuF Old Standby, chs See, yin maks bar
lass trip ibis wipser. we learn, 10 Leonard
so~h Oh Monday nexi. Amer this. Il Il sx-
ierted, she win Iay-by untiI early spriuR.
when she vii resame her visils 20 her ola
handbags We wish her reliable and acromo-
dasing OaicsrS aud crew plerssus wiser Quar-
tsssl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
Mas. A. !. BLAIx.

has COnvegtsd her iine store into Christ
mas bazaar, aud beautiful are the tempting
gfsts displayed in her windows, The most
iastidiOus and the plainest sastes=Hnay here
lie g'atificd at moderate prices. and Christ
mas presents may be found to suit every
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

MaasFs gdIlors:-PlmssannonneenF-1A f
n. ALVEY, as Republaean candidate lDF 81
next sherinaIiy andsay thai Ne will Esi>ss
she cordial snFpoFtof
Nov -. 1881. TEE PBoPE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted to A. A. Lawrea.e
a Ga store nc oant OF osheFw ss arc 90
IhoriSed 70 settle same with me 0hly.
a. A LAWRENCE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Rsbert c. Cowbs
20.
Rhoderick d. watson ct al.

u the Oireuit Court for 81. Mary seouniys
sitting a. ConFt Of Kqaiiy.
No. Sac NJ. Is.
fARDERED this 2eih day q Novsmher.
- 1854, that the sale made and reported
ly ROBERT g. COMES, TFusEee On ahis
eause, he raai6edan conErmed, nnless cause
@ she eontraFy be showa On - hefose the
4sh Monday Of Dee-, lse3; provided copy
% this order Be pabIiahed IN the %. Masy's
HnAc0n, once week Tor three Successive
weeks prior % The said End Mon1ay q De-
samalSeE.
The gepoTt states the lard sold for $400.
=. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Trne copy-Tess:
). FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Nov % Iss3-3w-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
FOR HIRE. 90
EYRST-CL HORSE and 1UF BUGGY
II sor hire. 80 80 pr day Apply 70
ThUs. BOYD.
Oct 5, Isss-sE
RATiFlCATIUN NOTICE.
James o. DownS adminibiratess
We.
Giles y. DysT, exeeaioF ~
Jane G. Dyer, and oabess.

In the Csrrnlt Court Cor ~. Masy's eonnsy.
sissing as . CouFt 81 Equity.
No. as NE.
HRDERED this 18th sAay az November.
~ leE7. hat he sale Haafe anA repogs.
ID By Rosegs G. Combs, Trrses In this
c. nsr, be snsiGed ED conaFmed, .ualesBcau
20 tire cOmarnry be- shows Co o. heSore che and
Nondny C Dee, 1881; provided copy 81
this order be pablished In she Sc. Mays
BgAcoH, once . week Tor three encceaaIre
weeks pFiof to the said nd Mondsy OF De-
eember.
J. FRANK FORD,
Geek.
]. FRANK VoRD,
cleFk.
Ksv ls, Issa-sw.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
London Town.
Boston Transcript.

Although London Is only eight days steaming from the United States. and is yearly visited by thousands of persons from this country. few Americans have any adequate idea ofits magnitude This can be better realized by a comparison of stats tics, placing the great English capital in contrast with some centres of population on our own side of the Atlantic London has population of !. 10000. more than twice and half times as many as are found Tn the whole state of Massaohu- sets. Our commonwealth has a superfi- oial area of five million acres on which are planted I.S7oooo people London $ four million eight hundred thousand per sons are contained in space of III .,S7 acres. about eleven :o the acre. Bos- ton has an area of ,,.l-, acres. with a population of four hundred thousand, an average of nearly eighteen human beings to the acre. IL is really more denseiv pop ulated than the metropolitan district of London as whole. Boston and London are alike in one important particular. Both have large amount of made land. In this city there are ,6s miles of public streets. During the last thirty years Lon don has increased its length of streets by upwards off 500 miles. and S6 miles of new streets were constructed in 1881
 Boston contains something over I,.ooo houses. while 100000 new houses have been built within the metropolitan limits of London in less than third of centu- Y. With population almos, reaching S.ooo.ooo. and -oo.ooo inhabited houses. London requires . policemen to every i 900 inhabitants. asd Il policemen 10 ev- ey l.ooo houses. in order to uphold the law. protect property. and maintain pub lie peace and quiet. The police force oi Boston. numbering some -7S men. with a constituency of 10000 and 1000 houses
 has no, far from the same amount of re- sponsibility as in London. Our police force averages officer ,o SIG inhabitants and si houses. This does no, vary much from London with Us policemen 70 2 population of GOO and officer 10 = buildings. The police force of London numbers 1000 men. Four hundred ana eighty-eight burglaries were committed there durirg 1881. Two hundred ana fifty-two persons were killed by acclden, and tS.4oo were injured and lnaimed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Their Characteristic.
Thr D-umn,e-

arIous traveling men have various characteristics. and the following list men ,ions some prominen; ores The hard ware man .s ironical he boo; and shoe man Is whole soled fellow: he cutlery man ls keen the flour man IS well bred , the yeas, man shows his raising the dry goods man |, a prints of good fellow. : he grocery man sugars h.s .rade; the confectionery rlan gires customer tafFy and IS zoo swee; for any use the ha, man wants 70 be ahead ,he coffin man keeos eserything on the dead : the tobacco man is anything you choose the liquor man
 s good stuff the steel man Is high ,er,- pered the Ie~eiIy man is oru1men,ai the clothing man wears well: the papc;
 aan : stationery: he furniture man goes so fa bur no farther: the music mar take notes : the cordage man knows the ropes :: the queenswa@ man Is not uncratefl! he toy man Is regular pla,.hlng the oil man IS slick one he biacking man IS a man of polish the pork man is hog gish: the wall paper man IS stuck up and every man ln the gang IS a genius They talk great deal, but they never give anything away-,hey sell t. because that's what they are on the road for.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

suddenly. l noise. as il shower of small pieces of the ceiling came down sharply on the floor cloth. caused mis- tress and maid to start back in alright. and lnvoluntarily to look up. There was not 2 crack 10 be seen. Then the two pairs of eyes searched the floor in every direction their owners cautiously stand ing within the shelter of two doorways. Not morsel of any kind could they dis cover.
 What was that Ma'am." inquired Atillwater fiNing her sleepy gaze on her mistress.
 .I cannot tell. was the only reply that occurred to tha, inselligen; lady.
 One morning the post brough, me or ders 10 move on. Instead of grumb- ling. hailed them with delight For we seldom got decent nights rest and my wife's nerves were beginning to be weak ened by the constant strain upon them
 The old Lodge had been for years in the charge of Mrs. N. who had borne the character of highly respectable old lady, with the drawbacks of being some what misanthropical and very avaricious.
 am perfectly aware of the ridicule with which stories of this nature are generally received. can only repeat that have related an absolutely true experience. for which am utterly unable to account I have no theory on the subject have al- ways felt strong dis,aste for so-called splritualism. perceive the inconsequenoe and even childishness of my story: and yet. It will always remain. to the story tellers serious fact.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

4 Michigan country editor recently fair. but he subsequently, explained that 1t was mistake. He IS somewhat ab- sen,-minded. and was at the time enwrap, in vivid "reminiscences of personal eNperi- ence.- Tol<do .Satuyd..y .iweyIean.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

placed by the cosmopolitan cad wha. more unfortunate than tle boerbons. n forgotten everything and learned no.a- ing.
 Could words more neatly touell o: ne well-dressed hlpee x no we all krow.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
THE coUNTERSIGN.
Euz INNEs o'bRIEs.

.s 't'zgssr-t-s -tse,,,f--f,...,...s lhe n;gi' .s ers dsrk and stia Sa q tuc narsaes far Seso"
 .r.r ttt hea-ded nhp poor-H l-5s-5e ,.iu 5.c t ! ard ahead,
 V. ..srs are strained ta catch eaca -2f'n3 s-..- the ie3vcs about HIs he'd. Ari l. -pfines hr6a.I.ng ih-ous" Il
 grni.ne.
 .A.arg tsa beaten P.,tt Facc.
 Where Nilte rays mar His sent. : track f. f5rr{i,.,~ -aruhs s~cI.J tD trdCr
 s.. focillu form ;th bending ...s@. i...nA st.. aim crnachins 9H
 top aud itst. stoop and pcsf- ,ai.l the D .hooTing hl.iocss sf""
 |, groups of warriors lar aud ;- W ,a read. pace w.tt and aateii.
 .i.. .ay cses. familiar grown .I5trc, s8-h harmless carihen note.
 taI turn gucrgilias into stone A..a then. among the lonely gloEn. taneath the wlrrd old tulip Tree. NJ ,..cnt msfehc, re,Hlnr,
 And thiEk on other times tlssn tEssss- ser, visions through the silent night. Inc deep bsv Nindow tringed wii'- vine Iiic room within M 7oi'cned iight.
 The tender milk white hand in mine Tse tender pressure and the pause
 That oit times oNercsEue our speech That time when. by mysterious law. Atccaeh h fell all in all to each. And then that bitter, bitter day
 When came th, fin,l hour 10 pI.t. Waeu. lad III suldlefs' tonest gtaS. pressed h'-F Aecpsns tp mv hesrt U pros.d o nr to bud me 't,Y
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