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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
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w Fapital e. take shares Ia hardwAre ard
steve store ri loEg standing and doing FIRST.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

TN THE DEsTKFcT COURT or THE UNITED
u states Tor the Thss9 1u4ieias District %
Washington Terri osy, heldsng terms - eeattis.
EYna eouEfy.
Jehn Hasey AID y II. GlenE. partners Mn3sr the
Era haxne OF Hafey, sflenn Il Co., "a tha
sfasmboas Nel1fa. Der tackle. etc, Ne. 7&s&
Of reuGs 10 poaas. tssnAa est 81 the ab9se sa.
80 ed eessst RI he aioye enfEtlea ease he 7sA
Gay cs November, $50. and to rae 6sfegskds wfil
at I e'esoeA tn fhs Afteyao9n Of ss1d aNy sell
a. rabic auction 70 the htgAezs azd sssS hss-
cen, Cor cash "a hana. he Steamboat Nellie, her
eEsslses, ngs3SEs safkIs. apparel s1d f9fnsfufs
a. Tessafss wharf. Ia SEATTLE ", r.
Dated fhla sffh day % NgveGaher. tses.
r. u HAMILTON.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

rE0. DoNLE. PRACTICAL sTAFR.BUTLp-
~ er. szakT Nnfk and store attiass 81 Goa
tract ca dAy wazk- Address West seattle post-
0sstee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

~ yaA EsEN H1&K-ok fftE - MALLORY
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HAsrKD 10 REvr.

NxrANTETs-TO LEAsE FOR A TERM cF
w years = vaeaut lot. good Business lora-
ton. Address. with terms and location, c. T.
II SIS wall street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

T1ARTs pREssMAxfNa fAKIoRS-ARTIsTfc
/ cutting mna EifAnK dpae IN ereSsEasKfng
wraps and tioaks Mrs. !. A. Thson, rooms ? ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
sosTETT NOTICES.

4 NESTS evsFy Thursday evening. kt o'clock.
IN the hail II Saaftia Ledge. North seat4ie All
uen hers % she os1rr IA god stanfzinE are cor
daily invited % AHEAD
8 T. HOLMES. n. q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14


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b9 = yessa 20 o. mor~. ADDRESS r
ssI slsR nkef vssee
4KrA@rEU 3 TEu FTRsT-cg.Ass wA1
w sa&k<fs 80 N4r1na street.. sf Mrx Late
9ssssF aa9fzx Rs1scss
xEYAN*ED- EEAL FOB GENERAL HOUzE.
y wes. Z IA1oat. 1eEI ThsElz sssss@
7E-AETs n--kN ExPERfE ScEn sAf.Es-Essnai
Hn1 make. - IhsEd. EeeE EolHr1Ass.
II AsTED-GaRL FOB HESERAL H0CsE.
w woxk ArA 4 znepss6. As Cslamntl
ywv4STEn-GfnI rOR sExEgAL H0rsE-
W wek aoz asSs1 eosrer fnAo1 ard
KsFhth Streets
~ ANTED-6TEI s AsslsT wTTR HOSE
zoEk soos wsEs< hrs Forrest i.sa
xxrAwTV TS-N0NAN 20 w0aK BY DAY.
sPpiy % goA SIRE.
tFAKFkD-A FIRST gLsss eo0K AFPLK
sEam s1i@sRiy lss2 Froat street
xNrANTK --tsfkL r. 10 GENERAL HoUsE.
- Nofks fx1tly q Ev1 Apply ~ 1i5l
Naaisgu sseek
NyANTED-A GIRL FOX GESERAL Hou-z-
WORK Apely ia Sinfh street AFss door
nogyo - esef asenHe
txrANT D-GfaL f0z GENERAL HoUrE-
w wuKk AID e00xfas Arply s01tAeMss GO
uex 81 B1evensa and MAFa0n. Mrs. j. 2. Low
insa
IYvAxTED LADY AGENTS FOB cHupss
w refosH wsistxs skirt. bgst sshzFitu e
1M6T diApF tnpPorssF, efs- new geoass oar
agent o. AEssin. MinH.. INSIDE s73 IL tea akyss
Eakgsss' supply Co. ~ West Washington stEests
GafrAgo.
W ANrgD-A Goep GIRL FOR GENERAL
w haasework Apply y Mrs 3 Jossss@sar
uaion street. between arte and FLith stIeess
svANTED-6ncE GIRL FoR GENERAL
W h0usewoES ana en4xtrg eced ws<es
gsTen. Apply g SO BaEaeF street, Qeeeu AEne
EaPLUFMEgT WANTED MALE
" AxTEn-P0sT n GROCERY By Az
" sxpsrfeneed m&ns best Of yessrencss Ad-
dsess a. y. p, Fsst-i 1tellsxenc<r.
XKrASTED EXPENIENcED AND con-
~ tell cenh4s eutss oeok KespeF dss1-ss
POSITION With some Fsspessiale hfm speass
V4vASTEn A Good COT ORD ALI
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II 1htson u hDte or fssEsM Mst = or out ne
el&y. Asdf A. II. Resa, y uaor hasse. VASE
/ zsoa styeet between Eif aae So "a
EMPLOYMENT gAsTED- FEMALE
III 1STEIS-wORK RY TIE DAY OR no II:
" married nenaan. Inquire $40 Union street.
near sixth street
V4YANTED-GIRL TO no GENERAL HOusig-
w work Il ~ Temperance street. Tood
wages
xEYANTEo--A pREssMAEER Apply BIZ.
W tween and : p today - once nf
Hawkey. Fsbea 4 Franklin, corner Thtri and
Cherry streets.
W ANTED- COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
W eook8g and general honsaserk Address
Ms. James favk. esrner sixth and YesleF ave
me.
w AETED-w0MAN TO DO PLAIN WASH
w Ing and ironing at h0Eae. fEquife Isis
Eishth street. between stewart sud Virginia
IUANTEn-A GERMAS OK egAsEIS A y
w ian g3sl 10 DO hoasewesk aud take care slI
baby Cali ai 1E&. upper side North seventh
str &c, between Nil AMI washington
yXyASTED-TEE YouSG LADIES or GOOD
w address; salary s. 50 per day Cali az Gil
Fourth street left-nand door. W. Ray
yIYANTED = A GIRL FOX GENERAL
~ nonsewosk. corner Fourth and Clay, No.
It's. North seattle.
xavANTED -ExPERIENeED DRESS MAKER
w was situatiea ~ day or week. family
eleF "a Address A. r. ssset.In eliisencsr.
HANTED-xo BUY
THASTED-T0 Buy 91to 80 ACRES TIMBER
w land GA o. near she sound owners anIy
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HasrED-ro BUY.

WASTED--TO Buy - 70 80 ACRES TIMBER
w land Ga OF near she sound, owners an5y
need answer. Address, stating location and
lowest cash price per aere. Land. Post. fnielii
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DxvrYvg xrsDrNY

DANcfSe ACAuEMY-4Hg QrKEx CITY
IL panc1nE AeaeeraT. Is #fegssxarsK BAH
cornes IL ElvhsA ard CassMb{a: classes feF
ssasss every Mon1ay AMI Wednesday exeR3az.
sesees soelAi every saturday evening. Professor
Il lsEsu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
WANTED MIscEILANEoUs.

XYrASTRD-9NR s0R "a FooT METALLIC
W life tor. nirkesson & Bell.
w ANTED--TEACHEg TO GIVE LESSONS IL
w spanish. Address stating nativity, ex-
perlence ana segnx. b3x 80, city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

A<EINGY0N nFEAkITEg ngtD-
w enNfssrs-ztEtsoxfaBa furasAasS; Short
had Aq1 ty-ysa wfStsEs< 4aFk execaNN3s fTper
wFssera FeEte& kessa . Aea3sa bsnek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14


81 NTKl1- LADY FDK COMPANION. n
~ hw n yNmsa &C OF ner@. Actress r Z
q sts@ nxes rene
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FErEKrxARF4lE


nR A. J. MeINIossa. - . G. A. 9kADG-
IL ass 81 f3nsMTso segtext1Ary spStEx1 Ipfoz.s =.
Mcnt2nA sgwerg ma4 seSa ssAksnk eeTRsF FRA
ard @saA4astoa sxfAesss tfseFatsne ~ ssss4e.
Va 40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
srocKnoEpERs MEerINa.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGu-
~ lar annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the King County Investment Cofspany will be
held AZ the Office of the Post fateli igencer Com
pany On the 18th day of November. 1859.
+. J. GRANT, President.
s Z Smith. secreiary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

Exeursion tickets 20 sll points II Europe and
England sold ~ SorthSiB FAefae uckeE oiice.
Ne i6 second street. h,Ssfon block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
ENarsrrns .sNp oNrRscrors.

CAN FRANriss,o ERTDSF COMPANY EN-
- Sinners q ID contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf building. pile driving drsdk~
ing and steam shovel exeavaFtng nsans an
specifications furnished on spp'icaiien CORE
spondence solicited. once Zoo. Of Jackson
E1faf ate. Nex4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THIRD
4 Judicial DlAtrfcx % Washington tEExafofy.
holding terms az p0sk Townsend.
The United States az Ameriea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

NzvASTEB a Good COT 0RKD ALI
" sou q neuk. iast from he East shes
II Ehtson u hove or fsefan Mat e. or out he
eAy AGAR - II i Resa " uaor haese wasss-
zsoa street between Eff aaa asE "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14


Remember. 10 daxen siiss ~ afsceH cents, will
not LAST long so cali seon M possible after
largest cIothiag dealers IN the world Corner
FFont and Columbia.
For nfstciass goods in ishe ilas and cap lire 30
90 Charles ssoidsiesn, the batter second street.
near Boston sleek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

FTxASfTaE
NEoNgY LokNEB o. AL KINDS or CHAT
VI rel sesarfty. s0w rates r ". Truuace cor
orr seeae aaa axssom streets
AIosEY 10 I0As 0y PTASos. FURNITURE.
VI suEsSs ADa aux oskas God seesrfEx w1th.
9Ns & ssas&s sEaossssts fse saa - 4azns made
4as ssss sd strictly sanh 3ensE4t. buy ssr1res
A0ts& aEa tssn mnnSf - Yra1 esx&ee Henry
h2s a.. T3aga T. - is3sawA4a street, seattle
NAsA AGENT ieF TIE Esassahse lar lasasanes
Co Ssw Yea
pEnDiSG LoANs-aMFKoxE YoIk va
ID EA1z s0t lag ksszne ar 20 rems hB#sst
ra1es "a enwEtx@A07s C. y KEHrx Esa2 Es
ste sa4a Co, Primary hierk-
i usa og sHukT HIgE loans MADE On
1 = reS4 estate wE3 nAke fs7a<Rhse rates aa1
sire s&s bz&szeS@ rEa2Ys sssens40a. I'll as
Say zs9-sxAHxs Csc y. EzAsMas r0oz4s ID ass
= AslF7ea saog
= REA CENT goSEY 10 LOAN oS IssEDx
RzafNFsg % 1&s4Es ws SsfF snzs~fstsaas
p st fEpazes s k4sseas esr1&g 1ess1z
Ea& Ssvse@ ssFessN
EA& BUNK gEpkksES fgS6 Tzsg E9M-
Il a@sa fassssaeas Co. sss aasex ths Asxes7
sss8 RssssaSs4 n &sf5f 4zz aesHS fE5zFs e.
rs*0as~saRssz FSsss Ee &s8esss As&azs seAs-
asarsT AFHays 81 hsae ksse tA@sa q eaEL
asT ssttssT- sara~f EHsx4 se@ 5Asa~s
tf0saK 70 tnAN oN REAI EsEATx AND
"a Essssss seezezFe nssess nsaaTzRsa. RssssS
zsssv sns rsrS ~s-sflEa. ~ nassai ass ss2
= 8aT Ca s@Mksr4s - saasazs1@a sEree&
= To $4,000 s.! asas =. s.
1853 Niss A1a ssAEt a&ksk4l seg1stfeA, zf1
$50 sasssF4z s9kSsszss stssessx xssz 8Ass8z ksss.
@asS 8 60. fssa1e FesaazAz@-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

4KrAsr E2 : TwB FTRsT Class Nal
w sa&kesk sls Messoa street. a. Mrx Lnsx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

LDsL.
Il oST-sN REWARD. Red LEATHER
h poekethoak eouIaitliag valuable papers and
money between seattle and sam dale FfaAer
Eseasa FstnFn 30 FFaseh Ryes eFncers. second
stres { near lanes. snd revive rswasd
I uST-BLAs MATHS SPANIEL PgP An
IL susffGg TO zane ak san. q AserAi reward
y u e p IA Z On fetngn 20 T. l. sanford. man
axes 0tsPh&nt 4 "a.
I tiSI--oS THE sTREFT--A PAfR or OBJ
II sfxtT3ckl ioFeeps FINDER viii he rewarded
~ leaving 81 Ix. ChNtchiiFs otnce. fhIsd and
~Earea q rcess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

TNALL FOR BIDS CONGREGATION
u 0hsxeth -Shoinm win receive lids up 20
saturday noon. November Is. Tor eleRrsnE ard
gfahesng, for cerastsry purposes, ore o. NO snd
one hals scsss land and fence the Ssse with
ooard o. paihng fence. 9na gate. bids asao 70
contain pyiee Tor CLEARING and gruentug one
acre aad lenesaS kUo aisd 8ue-haN sores. Con-
grsgatloA reserves TIE right 20 scezps eny or re-
secf al bids. Lad + takfe1 adjoining Free
Mssonsi and "a FsilaEs rsEaesFrses address
sol Nln@. isssfg FS III street. SeeFtscs wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

II AsTEL-GaRL TaR aEEERAL H0CsE.
woxk MrA n Snepss6. As Celambtl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

W ASTED-POs1fEON IN GROCERY By All
w <xpsrteueed mans Best OF references Ad-
dsess A. \. r, Fsst-Inteliixenc<r.
XHTASTED-Ah EXPERIENCED AND con-
w tent eoHbie eutFy bcok keeper dsst-es
rossae1 With some respeSkfAle 6fm speaks
herman. Address r d Q Poetiuseiiigsne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

NINE ALSO. TIE Celebrated CLAIR
vi yoyanL i located ~ corner Senect AMI
Third streets. where she u0uid be hAppy 70 Sc
her friends
Mrs REYSaLps. TEST MEDIUM. LATE OF
vi san FraneEseo. viii give sittsnes asily. Adj
dress sos Thsra street. Dayton house. reGsn 81.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-29
Queer Bird Nests.

B'fds nave some queer fancles II select
tilg spots loi hhfIdlnI thclT nests. Some
time ago, near >eaville, J noticed
IN grove nf oaks that nearly cyery-tree
had an oid TN can nailed up IN II. ]
found on cNamInatlon that the cans were
were All "''aplcd ny "rens and blue
niioN. blil Wha' attracted my attention
most was an old boot fastened in one ot
the trees. A | approached L blue
bird few ont. and although twenty five
feef from the ground, climbed up and
saw INSIDE tive young birds comfortably
sitting in the nest
once found a veritable tower nest .
bnlt bv pair ut robins They had built
A nest in cedar tree, and il had been
found unsuitable for some reasons that
they alone knew. Immediately after
ward they built a second one on topof il !.
and still being unsati>ficd they bnilt a
| third one. But the, were very hard te
please, for still another nest was con
structed on top Of "A fourth before they
were contented TO begin housekeeping
k Not long after that four little heads wer,
| lIpceping over the edge IF their lofty
home
An old gentleman once told me that
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AN OLD MAID.

OF couro | was an old maid; ANYBODY
in N..pIc tiIgc could haze told you that,
a1d good mtny wou'd have sud | was
several year, Older than the old family
Bib. fllrmcd
tei' all Of my three and.thirty years,
and kneN that the dark little face that
looked back 1t me 50 soberly from the
nrtek'd mirror showed them beyond
question. But, what Of that, | had
other things to think If than that | was
IN Old mid many others.
There WAS poor Susie, cur pet, the
Youngest of II, all, who would marry
handsome, reckless Noli Dashor. who. If
'ers Wild life ef only few wears ended
IT IN dgmi>rd.s grave and left poor
Ha,Ie and her two babies to me.
Nor was dat all, for Fred. or eldest.
n" pridcof our old father and mothers
hearts, must marry, too which was well
enough, oaI, afaer one brjcf year in his
rIty ottjce H., too. crew sick and died
but oh 20 peacefully, % nobly,
'.loull care for my wife and baby.
Mary h eid looking 1t me . plead
jngly, andI answered .YeS. Fred, al
WAYS.
- II ISN'T much wonder locked old.
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white arms around our necks, fell into q
violent fl Of weeping
"Oh, my sisters. she sobhed, when
'he could speak ',Do you think me
blind as we'll rs heartless7 Do YOU think
sou are to DO all the work and me monet
Dear patient fingers and 10 o1r aston
hment she kissed first ny needle
pricked hand and then Susie's, chapped
and toll marked
There's the book, she continued
read i when YOU can. | began it when
ny husband vas first taken ill., fancied
could get it done in time 70 help him,
but | couldn't Yet be knows he must
know how glad am 70 be able II help
those so dear to him "
Florence, -aid IN wonder. what
are YOU talking about"
WIZ, ny book il i there il your
| lap, IS well rs the MONEY for it-a por
| ton of il ] always scrihhled more or
- q '''' '5'.'S i'i'''4'ie' '''l''' "a"
the great need and then | found could
| write even better than | dared hope |
never told because | wanted 70 surprise
! YOU. Su~e. littlc sister don't dream If
/ !. n.
: "''''''h 'oi''' - ''''i' !" It, S''.
ana h"fS 1'h'l' one Ve s"ihf'hlh2 ior
YOU tN'h oe'''r 'ff'h 2oP' forgive
me. lo"nd "l' al about your SAD love
@'"fA, 81 ''ie i'tiIei ''he ago, ana 'he
i"N'f IL me west a'ld sent il''ie
bir't with message "f your falthfnlhess,
your nohie ne, and ne answer came
con, me West : ho' very lar away
l NJ coming
/ wondered Why SUSIE. with such
face OF peace ana 10y As haa rot Seel
her wear for wears. should look startled
and step back, Whllo tho lady oh
such lady-Stood between me and The
door.
Suddenly she bent and kissed my no
check, and deftlv snatchinG thcconb tha
held my CurlS 50 very prlmiN- as dccmet
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CURIOUS FACTS.

The Isns,e~c 80 cs,.,. ss,.,,;x
rac,
nocke. ty,eur,,nr we;chs ~,
ounces
VI - ~, oaa
c. 49, =,
,,a,.., 81. !. ", M ;, ). :,
..-,,..l
~. s,,.,,.. ,,..la 4l.nh.,. III, !. .,,,1
an ,he ,l.h.
!, ), !.
ni.tol or carried .ne
, ,Y,- 3 ).
100,
=
! :.
80
II 'he n1'lit' hAt> i = man ower
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MISS GLADSTONE.

The daughter of that cnmincnt En-
yiishman. Gladstone, Miss Helen Glad
itone. was one of the first Englishwomen
% take an active part in the higher edu-
cation of women, and for many years she
mas been at the head of the movement IN
England. Through her activity, energy
md untiring perseverance she has accom-
,lished much and has won over to the
cause many who were at first violently
opposed to giving women more advan-
tages than they had had in the past. Miss
Gladstone is the President of Wennham
College, in Cambridge. and fills the posi-
ion satisfactorily and with dignity. She
S convinced that the full cultivation Of
vomen's intellectual powers has no tend
.ncy to prevent them from properly dis
,harging domestic duties; and gradually
I she world is coming TO the same Convlc-
ion. 1t has been slow work, but It Is
certain now that men as we'll as women
are beginning to feel that women have Is
| much right to study and TO learn as men
| nave; that they have the same right to a
profession and to make name for them
selves. .-Ner Y0rk Star.
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Yes, darling, but who,
I'm going t. marry Mr. Caleb Lefino
well
SUSIE You are maa
No, he proposed to night az left the
don YOU congrafulate me-
'Because cant for | know-oh. nv
darling | know vpu don love him -
,,rove, 7 Iove1 o,.1.a,a 49,.
reward yes II, !, ~. ~ >. -
! mise, mone, ,bot. ban.s.
nHush, Never mind sleen on i ne,
| Wei tall obont !. ,
finish This dress nor,
/ s,Na,r IL, st,,, ana -.
! housekeepel l"ur burden shall be light
! ened I'm not half a. miserable - Won
fancv
p,,tIp,, .ta, - ca
,,,bed =, ,b;nas b.d co,ao ;. ,..,l
/ = ~ = '' ''''''''7'' -
''''''S - ''''' '''h' = - 80
NANNY a. '''''S- : N'N NV '''S
''a' > "''"' ''''>i' '''''' ''''''' ie'' : WE
70 me more ''''' once ''''' ! 'o'l' only
Sigh and remember that the, were her old
! Gown.
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bot can't see YOU kill yourself nor my
precious children starve l am only
only going 70 get married = desperately.
Then felt her whole bod. shudder
Yes, darling. but who,"
I'm going t. marry Mr Caleb Letting