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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Lincoln OH Jefferson.

George N. Stroat OF Nebraska City
has an autograph letter written by
Abraham Lincoln in 1859. 1t is an
answer to an invitation to attend BAN
quet in Boston on tho anniversary of
the birth of Thomas Jefferson. The
letter concludes with the following
tribute to the author of the immortal
Declaration OF Inde enlenoe:
Gall honor to Jefler. on, TO the man
who, in the concrete pressure Of o
struggle for independence by q single
people, had the ooo1ness, forecast and
capacity to introduce iato q merely
revolutionary document nm abstract
truth, applicable TO all men and oil
times, and so 10 embalm it there that
to-day and in all coming days itshah
be rebulso and stumbling block to
the harbingers OF reappe ,ring tyranny
and oppression.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
a Most OF NIlco.
By ALISON.

How many of my littlo roadors havo n
doar old Grandma and Grandpa, living in
littlo brown frnme house in tho country,
almost hidden i'll Wilderness of rose
bushes and trailing vinos2
1t is many yonrs ago since weo toddlor
OF littlo brother and l played around
Just such littlo cottngo and wero nt once
the terror and delight OF our doar old
grandparonts' henrts.
They lived close by my fathers farm,
and wo children spont tho hnppiest hours
Of our livos thoro. No ono olso could
mako such delicious cookies az Grnndmn.
md no ono over monded our broken toys
or mnde uH wooden whistles out of willow
branches but Grandpa.
1t was always so quiet and peaceful ut
the cottage; never any hurry or hustle like
there wns Mt tho big farm house. Even
tho cat md old dog Captain" soomed 10
agreo rs no othor cat and dog Of my nc
quaintance over did.
But am drifting away back to old mono
ries, and forgetting what started to tell
you about. Let mo SEQ. II WINS about
niico, wasn't it? Well, then, ono ovoning
brother Dado and ! stolo over to Grand
mas, and wore busily engaged playing
around some straw stacks whom ut tho bnso
of ono, in n tiny littlo nook, we found
what we supposed was n nest of funny
looking little fenihorloss birds. Now, wo
had no thought of boing rudo or unkind.
but tho idon occurred to us thnt wo might
mako thom more comfortable in most i'm
dor Grnndmn's Kitchen stoop They
would be sheltered thoro from tho wind
and rnin.
We wero too young TO notice Tint our
supposed little birds had four feet, some
thing not found with little birds, ns YOU all
know. Or. ie wo did notice, VIC did not
think it strange, SO gathered them UP in
my apron and as noisolossly rs possible
stole around to the back stoop. and wo
removed q loose board and carefully laid
our birds" on 8 bundle OF clean fiosh
straw. We did not mention tho circum-
stance to any ono, fearing thoy might take
our pets away from us, but every day for a
week won't 10 see Thorn. No feathers be-
gan to appear but fno coat of hair did.
and we wore overjoyod TO 500 our pets
thriving so steadily.
But. alas! for our bsnevolenoe, old
Tabby, tho cat, must have played the spy
on our movements. and, watching her op-
portunity, crawled through tho opening
md found our pets, which she proceeded
10 carry outside and mako q moal on.
Grandpa saw her and went TO SEQ Whit sho
had, and whit do you think? They wore
not birds at oil, but the young mice that wo
had taken such caro- Of. He called to
brother and to come and SEQ them. and
then wo told him tho story of how we found
them and thought thoy wore birds.
/ don't think finding out they were mice
mado our sorrow for thoir loss any less. for
Tabby had not left single one, and
suppose she ate the old mamma mouse, too.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

I r J
watched, with admiration, the display
of skill and strength which the driver
used to subdue the maddcned stec,ls.
Suddenly one of the reins snapped in
two, and the horses yeered slightly. In
an instant the carriage was upset aud
tho occupants thrown to the ground.
Lulu was stunned fora moment. and
upon recovering herself found that she
had been thrown upon the driver, and
thus been saved serious injury; while
he lay insensible with m ugly cash
IN his forehead from n stone, which his
head had come in contact with when he
fell. -''
Lulu stanched the blood with her
handkerchief and carefully bandaged
his head. Then she made Il successful
attempt to restore him to conscious
ness by the use of sal volatile, which
she CHANGED to have with her.
Davis opened his eyes at last, much
to her relief
"Thank heaven you arc not dead ~
she exclaimed fcrvently. Il began to
think you were never going to open
your eyes again. Do you think Won
could walk q little presently? for. If
SO, we will proceed toward home. T
have no doubt we shall be met by some
one that papa will send to find MS ma
soon rs the horses arrive with what.
ever may be left of tho phacton."
II can at least try" he responded, as
he attempted to arise, but a groan of
pain escaped him, and he fell back half
fninting, as he exclaimed: "My leg is
broken! / cannot move it,"
ooh, what shall wo do? l shall have
to leave YOU here whilo I 90 for as
sistance," cried Lulu, i'll great distress.
NO. said Davis, decidedly, "you
shall not go alone through these woods.
1t would not be safe. We will remain
quietly here until some one comes.
which can not now be long"
But You suffer, and the delay NAV
do you harm," she demonstrated.
II suffer less knowing that YOU arc
snfe by my sido," he returned. "A little
whilo ago you thanked heaven that I
lived. Lulu, darling. was it because
you return the love which Won must
know that bear for you? Trust mo
once again, darling, and do not let
pride influence you against me because
OF my mental position.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

= n. =
read me- few items OF news before
lunch, and afterward you can, ride to
tue yiilags md 500 il there is letter
from young AIoreland. 1t is about
time Tor him to pay that long-promisei
visit. -
While Lulu is engaged with hor
iather, we will follow the new coach
man.
When out of the presence of Mr..
malcolm and his daughter, his lips
gave way to an amused smile, Which
laugh.
well, Fred, old boy" he said to
himself, this is transformation with
vengeance! You have been turned
INTO goodman. willy nilly. A good
Joke on me. that will be relished OK
ceedingly by the boys, if they ever
get hold OF It'll SO, that is Miss NAL
?oim. A Very attractive young lady,
indeed, and no better opportunity than
this Will ever offer itself for mo to win
the affections OF woman for myself
alone. So here goes"
Arriving at the stables, Davis, as he
was styled by his employer, made
friends with the horses intrusted to
his care, and, understandinglhorse-
as well MS he did, soon had them under
perfect control.
MIR. Malcolm congratulated himself
more and more each succeeding day
upon the acquisition of suoh valuable
servant, for, rs far as no could learn,
this man did not scem to have single
one OF the petty vices common among
that class of men. When he had fin
'shed his duties for the day. he would
take book, and, straying away from
the other servants to largo grape
arbor thSt was on tho side of tho
house near the mushroom, where Lulu
spent much of her time, he would soon
appear to be deeply engrosscd with his
roading.
Ono day Miss Malcolm. strolling
through the arbor, came upon Davis
Ms he sat porting over his book. When
no became aware of her presence, lie
arose hastily, and in doing so dropped
his book, which fell Mt hor feet before
lie had time to recover it. She was as
tonished to see that it was standard
French novel in the original
"Do YOU read French, Davis?' she
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
rHs VOICE OF a STAR
pY wrlL cAsukroN.

Dark night her tcnt onco moro unfurlrd. on
: t,,.,,, ~, 0wcr . nrst.contury home.
sSPon eno marble hoart OF tho world-tho great
~ Grand city of Rome.
Sru nueheu ct last were tho charlot-tircs, aud
still tho sanda1ed feet.
And dltninod tho palace wirf,iow-ircs on many
noble street;
And to . roof maiden came. with Dyes as angels
Ana looked up at the ephe.cs of aamo that so.t-
-, So, ~, gloaniod above.
sho gnxcd aethcm with niisty eye, and spoke.
In accents sad:
@ toll me. go.d-birls OF the sky. IL over q voice
is'ustiSo dni from palsy stroke anu deaf. ne
else why must e'er tho hehvics. yoke DO placed
Why should the solnec OF man, heart DO oft hts
- meencst slaSe2
Why is her life e'cr torn apart by those sho In
toiled to save?
Why should tho mold OF tho human race 10
49, orushed and thrown nwav
never 1t lacks tho outward grace that wooes
the stronger clay?
WHY must the mothers OF men DO bourht and
sold like bcnst thut die?
WHY nro they scourgcd for little OF naugnt, mn
,,,, olrred OF NIL reply2
Why aro we women OF aomo e'er told that wo
ao.au.o not kept Il; aocks in fo.d as ,ioso
ucioss the sea?
'Havo we ITO heart? Have wo no mind2 Must
not our conscience speak?
saw must our Houls be dumb or blind. because
oar hands aro weak?
Must we DO over tho laughing stock OF u,nu's
fond. Ecklo holrt?
Were We but born for Fato to mock-to play
=, mental part2
Must all our triumphs bo lie-our lows In fct-
tors clnl2
On. tell mo, god-birds OF tho sky--if over @
voice You hadl'
Then from tho cas-, nuw, bright star flashed to
her flashing oye.
AMI secmei to spoak to hcr from nfar, with soft
sHni kind roply:
why wcop. fur mail upon the eve of yic;ory's
coming 1nO1u2
1t is DOR strange for ono to grleve whose cham
piCn's TO DO born
Io-iuorrow e now King appears with dirnpled
mighty hand
And Iio shall rule mill.o OIL years DER many b
ktnSly land
His mo her nueen the world will sce whose
reign doth Ger endure;
n All women shlll His sister; DO whose WAYS aro
just and pure;
Awcinnn's fault shall not DO her death, by mon
. Repentance and His God-strcwn breath sl,nll
Braudly stop between.
woman famo. by merit won, shall add TO hon
quecnly grRcs,
And h,ghor, cs tho yenrs n,urch on, shall DO hcr
destined place.
. And four g,o,t worls tho world shail soc, in
woven with mans lifo.
Mot or ald sister two shaIl bo-and two bp
daughter and wifc
1t shnll b. felt that sho whose caro- tho lamp OF
thrift makes burn
Can take with him NIL equal share OF aII their
liyos may Darn;
l"it eno whose soft md hoaling hand can
sootho wi. Ii blessing bricht
Us no loss great, and truo, End grand than Ito
who leads tho fight
. Like ono who through tho woods NAV Rropc till
light comes TO his eyes
lilo mnidon thrilled tho now-born hopo aud
aeizsd tic glad surprise;
Tho voice Of tho stnc Jo Understood its Glorious
moaning know;
And MI her drcuns of woman'a cool s,,ucl
likely TO como true
Aud WHEN ngain tic twilight gray was bright
cncd by the morn,
Within mangor, far away. the infant Chris.
wae lorl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
HOUSEHOLD 10 Top1cs.
CLEANING Kuaa.

An old subscriber writes 70 THst
IIEDasR in quest OF information az toIl
how FUR garments aro cleaned and reno-i
waited in Russia According to q highi
authority, the following is the formula /
S some rye Hour is put into a pot and
neatea upon q stoye. with constant
stirring as long as tho hand can bear.
tho heat: Tho flour is then spread
over tho fur and rubbed into it. After
TINS the fur is brushed with very clean
brush, or, better, II gently beaten until
ali the Hour il removed. The fur thus
resumes its natural luster and appears
absolutely ssif new. Chicago Ledger.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
TlmId GINS lamps.

The gns furnished tho city of San
Antonio is of very inferior quality,
and consequently tho streets are very
poorly lighted, but the street lamps
are allowed to burn until after day
light. A stranger asked n prominent
druggist:
"Why do the gas lamps burn oil
night in this town."
because dose cash lights vas so
small dot dey vas afrail to go out ven
it vas dark. "-Te.ras Siftings.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Glutton Hon,

Thorn was n worry greedy boy
They called him ulutton Zen;
His appetite waa largo enough
For half n dozen mcn
Ono Christmas night no alto and nto
From oight O'Clock to ton;
And WHOM ho cropt to bod, folks thought
Hold moor got up again.
a dozon yolllng snvnyos
Rolo DOR tho mountniu crost;
An oaglo from tho sky cropt down
And boro him to lior most;
And thon doughty lraynnn dumped
hogBhoud on hiH breast;
Twns thus tho horrld Nightmares
Broke In upon his roBt.
His faco grow pnllid IN its pnin,
His logs thoy woro up bont;
The doctor felt hla throbbing PULSE
With attitude intont
"a surfoit OF plum pudding, this
Was his blunt colnmont;
lie wrote out n prescription
And tlion away ho wont.
Hdrper's Young People.
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Tho Suliooil,oy.

Wo bonght him q box for hin books and town.
ANA crlckut bng for hia hat
And ho looked tho hrightost nn,l boat Of bova
Unier his now straw hat.
We hnndod him into tho railway train
with n troop OF his young coinlrora
ana wo lnnuo ma though II woro dust and rain
Wofo Milling our oyoH with toars
Wo looked IN hia innooont face TO 600
Tho Hign OF B0rrowful hoart;
but Ito only Blioullorod hlH bat with uleo
And wondered whom uioy would start,
"rwas not that ho lovoi not no heretofore,
:. For tho boy was tondor and kind;
I'uthi wnB II world Int was nil boforc
Ana ours was n world bohind,
Twas not his Tutoring hoart was GOLD
For tho child was loyal aud truo,
And Tho pnronta' loyo tho l0yo that IA old
And tho childron'a tho lov0 thnt IL now.
And wo canlo To know that ioyo 10 fovor
Which only growoth down;
And wo acnrocly apolto for tho Bploo OF an hour
Az wo drove back through tho town.
-UUiIcutiNfu
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a Reasonable Hypothosis.

One never hoars of IN ovent so sad but
that some clement of humor turks about
it. little girl who lives on State street
nIenr tho dentists office. whore tho shoot
ing affray occurred this week, happened to
hear tho pistol shots and ehouts for tho
police. Revolving it momont in her
baby mind plausible explanation seemed
to dawn upon her. and turning to her
!ather she remarked: He must hayo
pallod wrong tooth for somebody
Albany Journal
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"ncnMtlrul Hnn,ls."

Suoh beautiful. beautiful handst
ihey're noithor white nor small;
And you i know would scarcely think
That thoy wore fair Mt all
We looked on hands whose form aud hue
sculpior'e droau might DO;
fct AFRO these ngod, wrlnklod hands
Most beautiful to me.
Such beautiful. beautiful hnndst
Enough hcart wHs weary and snd
These patient hands kept toiling on,
That tho children might 10 glad.
l. olmost woep, rs looking back
To chlldhood's distant day,
think how those hands rested not
Whom mine woro Mt their play.
Such bonutifui. beautiful handsi
They're growing fooblo now,
FOR time and palm hnvo left thor mark
On hnnd and hoart and brow
as. alas tho nearing tlino,
And tho sud, sad day to mo,
Whom 'nonth tho daiHioB, out OF sight.
ThoHo hnnds Ill folded DO.
hut oh beyond this shndow.lnnd,
Where oil Ia bright aud FUR,
i Know full woll those donr old hnnds
VIII palms of victory boar,
Whore orystal ntrenns through endless years
Flow ovor golden sanda
And where tho old grow Young ngniu.
III clasp my mothor'B handle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
GlonningS.

TRIPLES mako perfection, and porfoc
tino is no triao.-An0eio.
IT ia nlwnys good to know. IL only in
passing, charming human boinq; il ro
froshos ono like Flowers md woods and
oloar brooks.-George Eliot.
THIS ono thing wo wish in tho bow. IA
TINT he shnll lcnrn to como full-frontoi to
look us In tho oyo, and to fool oon-
scious manlinoss. God blosa n brave
boy that daros TO BIO truthful!-Amcrican
Journal of Education.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

Il n July, passably handsome, but with
!, 4 IN August, smisbls and practical, and
muck liked.
:. IL fin in October, ooquet.ish, and likoly TO
Il in November. liberal. kind end Of a
If in December. wsll-proportioned, fond
OF novelty, and cxtrayagant.-St. Louis
Republic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
That Child Aoros" tho street.

could alt ali day and watch hor.
She's 80 cunning port, and Hweot.
Tho little bluo.o cd beauty,
Tho child acroBa tho Btroot.
Her hair Ia light and curly
And In dainty ringlota fall,
AZ sho Bita bOsido tho window,
Softly talking TO her doll.
have watched hor days, and wondered
II tho tjmo would oyar 10
Whom hor dolls would loso their intorsat
And she'd grow moroBo, like mo.
TThen again I question oloaor,
Was there over Huoh day
When IN Innocence md pleaunro
had Bpont tho hourG In play?
For my llio'B no full OF trouble.
And my grief so foroo and wild.
Tint doubt with all my nature
IL 1 ovor WINS child.
Thus muao md roconalddr.
And II happier dnye moot,
8hnll owe Thorn In moaauro
TO TINT child ncro8n tho strooL
Laura W. Sheldon.
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inquired.

iuVulrcu.
Yes, Miss Malcolm, he replied, re-
spectfully. II am ambitious Of bccom-
ing something moro than coachman,
and llse all my leisure moments to inn
provo my mind"
"Your ambition is laudnble ono,
Davis" replied lulu, approviGgly, her
respect instinctivcly rising for the man.
ave have an extensive library, and if
tho use of the books would mid Won
any in your desire to advance yourself,
L know that papa will lend you any
you may name"
"Thank You kindly, Miss Malcolm,
for the interest you evince in one whosa
position is so lowly. If you would not
feel offended ut my request, would
like you to choose the books that YOU
consider the most instructive for an in
quiring mind"
Very we'll, Davis, will select some
books for you, and leave them on the
hall table, where You can get them at
Your pleasure
Then Lulu returned thoughtfully to
tho house, where she informed her
father of the incident, and of her
promise to lend the books.
81 tell you what, papa.' said she, Il
predict that our coachman is bud
ding genius, perhaps n future Presi-
dent" and she laughed merrily. "Who
knows but some day he might make
you foreign minister, to repay me for
directing his studies?"
well, Lulu, L should not be sur-
prised," Mr.. Malcolm replied. "Thc
fellow has always puzzled ME, any
way" he continued, thoughtfully.
"He is always respectful, and in the
two months of his service have not
had cause to complain once, even, but
he seems used to giving orders, in
stead of rec living thcm."
Some weeks after this conversation.
Lulu ordered the phaeton brought
around, as she was about to take II
drive of some miles to call upon
some friend. DAVIS was to accompany
her. For some reason that she dared
not own to herself, she was always
pleased ut tho prospect OF long drive
with him. for he was one of the most
congenial companions she had ever
had. He seemed able to converse flu
emily upon all topics. and often aston
ishod her with the extent of his
information. She had to confess to
herself that, among oil her male nc
| Guaintnnces, there was not one to COM
pare with him in refinement and gen
tlemanliness of bearing.
The proposed visit was made. On
their way homo, they were passing
through pieco of woods, gun was
discharged near at hand, the horses
were frightened, and, becoming un-
manageable. dashed away ct the top OF
their speed.
IIulu's terror was extreme, and she
was preparing to spring from the phae
ton, when Davis, divinin3 her inten.
ton, doxterously wound tho reins
about his hand, and throwing his arm
around her drew her close to his side
"Lulu, enrling, trust mel" no said
turning pnle, set face toward her fol
an instant Promise that you will mo-
again try to jump out, and will save
You unhurt."
al will trust you," she replied, with {
strange throb OF pleasure ut her hear
as sho realized tho import OF his frs
exclamation.
"Thank you for saying that, he snid
rs he turned once moro toward her fo
an instant. "Now, clasp my arm tightly
and keep rs close to mo as possible
for tho road is bad here, and Ineet
both my hands to guide the horses"
Silently Lulu did as no babe, ani
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Observations.

We suspect that the Keely motor is
wind.
A Boston man is proud he never
recognizes himself in mirror that
cost less than 5000.
IL is said that some of VIM. NJ.
Evarts' sent, noes arc SO long that com
mutation would be simple act of
justice. -Dctroit Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Sermon by Llttlo oolored Boy.

A littlo co!ored boy in South Carolinn
nado mn attempt to write M excuse to his
encher for his absence rs follows: Dear
Afactionatoly Tonchor: Iso sorry 1
couldn't como to school on Friday. bnt
couldn't cause it rain and data do way it
go in dis world. If do Lord shut dc door,
10 man can open do door. If do Lord say
1T rain.' no man stop it rain. But dc
Lord, he do all things we'll. And YOU
oughn't to growl about it,"
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Depends Whom Tho Girl Is norm.

IL q girl is born in January she will be
. prudent housewife, given to melancholy,
but good temper.
If in February, q humane and affoc-
tionate wife, and tender mother.
II in April. ineonstnnt. not very INTEL, /.
II in May, handsome, amia66lo, md
likely 10 BIO happy.
II in June, impotuous, will mary earl,
md DO frivolous
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

AN inquirer in search OF the truth
lays: I've arc told that the devil sends
,ooks; but who is it that sends cool-
5ooks?' III the cook is Of tho female
gender it must be the corner policeman.
st, Louis Magaziaa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Little Molly,a sarca .m.

DEAR FATHsn-Wo GRO nil we'll md
happy. Tho baby has grown over 10 much.
and has a great deal moro Bonse than he
used to have. Hoping tho same of you,
remain your daughter, MoLLY.-From tho
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

My dear boy, said motherto her aon,
"a he handed round his plato for moro
turkey this is tho fourth time you have
i know, ..mothor, replied tho boy, but
that turkey pocked mo once, and want
to got square with him."
: Ho got his turkOy.-San francisco
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
Taught by ExperIcnce.

Minister-You say groat many bright
things, Bobby, don't your
Bobby-Not as many ns used to.
Ministor-Why notf
Bobby slippcrs.-Ne,c York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
a BOSTON Child,

Our little boy, G years old, was sont TO
school last weok for tho first timo, and on
his return homo asked his papa:
Who taught tho first man his lottors?"
--Boston Globe,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

reply. "lt is only just indemnity 10,
That the advice was acted upon wac
proved by the wedding which followed
lew months later. If tho promises
are fulfilled it will be an unusually
happy one. N''''
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
THREE ASJERS.

Near her onsol. graceful, dainty.
Doftly touching. hero and there.
First h0 saw her somewhat pninty.
But. for all that. passing fair,
And she painted fast md fas. or,
At o golden China Astor.
Oft ho camo and stt cd besitio her.
While hcr bushes came and wont.
And rho took his word to guido her
For ha seemed OIL lovo intent.
Welcome glnnccs those lie cast her.
Ho. descendant Of nn hstor,
Christmas came her little token
Was n clump OF golden flowers
On canvas. Lovo unsroken
swift recalled thoir hnppy hours,
Heart and pulse nliko bent fastrr,
So no just spanked up mn M t lior.
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Trust.

Mako a littlo fonoo OF trust
Around 10. day.
Pill tho Rpnco with loving works..
And thorOin stay;
LOOK not thro' tho sholtoring bars
Upon tomorrow,
God VIII hclp theo bcnr what oomos.
II Joy or sorrow,