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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16
Written for Womans Chronicle
A Probable Version of the Temptation and
Fall of Man.

apple of the Shannon kind hung high upon the tree,
Protected by the Lords commands and from all danger Free
Old Adam beneath the tree and onged to take bite
For he like his descendants could meier temptations fight
Then he himself to work. to beat the Lords command
And schemed with all his might and main, to get 1t in his
hand;
But prudence ruling trait of that old Lordly chap
And now he figured very hard to keep out of trap.
Then after viewing all the ground he thought of Mother Eve
Who was both irresponsible and easy to deceiee;
So he got Attorney Serpent to whisper in her ear
How very luscious the fruit and nothing was to fear
And Judging by attorneys who plead for others now
No doubt he added, "Adam says he'll not kick up row..
Then Eve, like many others of her self sacrificing
Said she would do anything, rather than Adam yex.
Then she took that apple of the splendid Shannon kind
And Adam ate it every Bit and gave to her the rind;
And when the Lord Indignantly caused them both to fear
Then Adam turned States evidence and laid the blame her.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16
Notable Women Who Have Made Their
Houses Homes Indeed.

recall breakfast at Lucy Larcom's home,
where the guests were not many but very con-
genial writes Mrs. Llvermore. The appetizng
meal, the coy dining room, glorifed by the morn
ing sun, the fragrance of the flowers blooming in
the window, the wit, the merry making, the good
fellowship of the busy cultivated woman, who had
snatched an hour from the day, before entering on
its daily duties-the memory of it will always abide
with me, perennial pleasure
| retain recollections of other visits made to
other homes, bullded entirely by women that are
grateful to recall. Nor I alone, for the men and
women are not few, who have enjoyed the charm
ing hospitality of the Rev. Phebe Hanaford, of
New Haven, who, with her versatile housemate
sets up her household gods wherever fate may take
her, and refuses to dwell elsewhere than in her
own home
Or, of the Rev. Mary Stafford, of Sioux City,
Iowa, who is also enriched with the friendship of a
cultivated woman, the partner of her life. Or of
Dr. Cordelia Green who, while conducting large
santarium of her own, maintains her own private
home, and has adopted into it some half dozen
homeless, friendless children, to whom she has
been mother benefactor, and special good
providence. Or of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, who
has half revealed the antique home she has build
by the sea in her "Old Maids Paradise" where
she spends the summer in rest and recuperation.
Or of Louisa Alcott, who has made a rare home
for parents, sisters, nephews and nieces that has
answered for the needs of each-the grand woman
on whose shoulders the whole has rested as If she
were one of the Carytides of architecture, nour
shing herself, meanwhile, on renunciations.
They throng upon my mental vision, these noble
minated women, these unwedded home builders.
Maria Mitchell, the astronomer, and Anne Whit
ney, the sculptor; DR.. Zahrzweka, the skilled phy
sican, and Abby May, the philanthropist, Anna
Brackett the rare educator, and Rev. Louise Baker.
the Nantucket clergyman and pastor. Why pro-
long the brilliant catalogue? All these and an in
creasing host of others, some equally, and some
less known to fame, have enriched the world with
the homes they have created, from which radiate
the highest influences. If they have had sorrows.
they have not published them. If they have suf-
tered disappointments, they have silently borne
them. Ii they have met temptations, they have
bravely conquered them, and they have demon
strated to the world the truth which it is reluctant
to admit-that woman, by herself and without
any man to help, can, if she likes, transform a
house into home -Ex.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

we cannot begin too early to teach our children
the little courtesies of life, and although it NAV
DC e. Trying to ourselves and them at times, there
Will surely come time when they will be very
grateful for our care. ~
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16
LITTLE ROCK, SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1889

'THE latest victim of the cigarette habit is
young man of twenty-not a youth of sixteen or
less who would be affected by the law passed last
winter. The young man was taken to Bellevue
violently insane, and had to be put at once in
straitiacket. According to the latest reports the
consumption of cigarettes is on The increase. So
are the evil results Of smoking them.'
The CHRONICLE takes pleasure in copying this
fact from the New York Tribune. Coming from
that standard journal it needs no sponsor
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

A CHURCH in Melbourne, Australia, has an in
novation in the shape of a surpliced choir of fe-
male voices. The uniform consists of white sur
pices, black stoles, black velvet collars, and on
their heads round, black mortar boards with silk
tassels The music rendered is said to be very
fine and the melody to supply long felt want in
the artistic honesty of the worship.
Here is another field of usefulness opened up to
women. New York countenances this in two in
stances wherin the chorsters assisted by female
voices but the singers are hidden from view.
ST. Paul deemed it wise and prudent that women
should be seen and not heard in the churches-but
here we have an instance of the propriey of their
being heard and not seen. Logic and tradition
work in opposite directions. We are led to believe
from scriptural passages that the angelic choir in
heaven belongs to the feminine persuasion, yet ON
earth we follow tradition that discourage any inno-
walton, even though it suggests the realm celestial.
But woman has sung behind the curtain long
enough, and is safe to predict that gentle voices
and their owner as well, will be one day members
of the supplied choir and the underpinning still
not be knocked from under the Christian religion.
In recent lecture delivered by Prof. J. H.
Shinn at Searcy, Ark, upon the foundation and
achievements of Vassar college, the professor
claimed that
Vassar has proved that woman may be as schol-
ary in her tastes as man that her readings in lit
erature and her researches in science may be as
extensive, her modes of investigation or criticism
may be as philosophical her observations as accu-
rate and her record of them as exact and reliable
though in all these respects her work will take
on qualities that mark the feminine-qualites that
are not Differences excellences itmay be in which
the woman will surpass the man as much as in
others she is surpassed by him.
Vassar has proved that the requirement of this
course by women does not impair feminine grace,
delicacy or refinement. 1t has established the fact
that education-thorough educaton-gves no oc-
cason for the prayer ''from generation of strong
minded women, good Lord deliver u.s.
1t has proved that there is nothing in earnest,
continued study to roughen the manners Or to make
the nature coarse; that personal character is not
to be lowered by the multiplication of ideas, by
the unfolding and informing of the faculties with
truth by more extensive knowledge of the beau
tifu works of genius or the more exquisite dis
plays of Divine thought.
Vassar has proved that the 'strong- minded fe-
male" is specifically Drained, essentially vulgar
woman, whose bumps of self-assertion and COM
bativencss are in excess, and whose knowledge and
sefdscpine are VIGOROUSLY deficient, and that all
such disappear after passing through the liberal
course of thorough college. 1t has proved that
the really 'strong-minded" and 'great-hearted'
woman has use for this culture in the enlargement
and ennoblement Of herself. 1t is a permanent
possession, always exaltng her and continually re-
ining her.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

IL you want to find out what women are DOING
n THIS and other countries, subscribe for WoMAN's
CHRONICLE. "0"NN
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

the appointment of police matrons. Now, appar-
emily, they are beginning to be shamed into some
sort of regard for public decency, as they have re-
Gently issued most extraordinary order 1t is to
the effect that when woman is arrested and
brought to a staton-house, charged with theft, if
sober she shall be searched by policeman, who is
to do it "delcately;" if she be drunk, the jani
tress must be called upon to make the necessary
examination. How can man search a woman for
goods concealed about her person, and make the
search both thorough and delicate, is question.
just where the line Of sobriey ceases and that of
drunkenness begins, is another puzzling query,
and as janitress is by no means always an adj
junct of police station, the fulfilling of the order
that she be called upon must often be of doubtful
possibility
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

strait Jacket According TO tle laJeSC reports tne
consumption Of cigarettes is on The increase. So
are the evil results OF smoking them.
THE CHRONICLE takes pleasure in copying this
fact from the New York Tribune. Coming from
that standard journal it needs no sponsor.
A LIVELY discussion and not little fuss has
been made over the Vice President of the United
States owning, or controlling saloon. This may
or may not be true. 1t has been affirmed, and it
has been fatty contradcted But we want to ask
why make such great matter over the fact that
an individual (be he who he may), acting in pr-
vate capacity, should own bar-room, when all the
world knows saloons are openly kept in the capitol
building Of the United States where the Senators,
Congressman, Supreme Judges and even the Pres
ident himself, can refresh themselves upon any
kind OF ntoxicants at will, without any need to go
out into the wet. Rather ask if our government
deems saloon necessity for the comfort and
happiness of our lawmakers and the people.
New YORK is beginning to have misgivings
about the certainty of her getting the Worlds
Fair. Chicago is calmly and coolly ping up the
requisite millions, while New York is scufflng
about with her subscription book and wondering
what can be the matter. One effete New York
dollar is OF course better than two vulgar Chicago
dollars and yet it is plain the logic is at fault in
some way.
The sun has for many years shown poor taste in
shining in such broad, impartial manner on all
the commonplaceness west of Niagara Falls, and
yet he has beamed with solar effugence and ex-
changed winks with the Star of Empire in fam
liar style, which has elevated the eyebrows of New
England and the East, till they have absolutely
grown out of their shapely arch.
The West is irrepressible and her claims to rec
ogntion are so lusty as to defy suppression.
Small wonder that New York feels worried.
Mrs. LILLE DEvEREAUx BLAKE, writing from
Philadelphia to the Woman's Journal, pays her re-
spects to the officials Of that city in the following
words:
''The police officials here still obstinately resist
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Staatsietretariat resifriren lai1en. Die
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Planters Oil Company in 6ouion
aussetelt. Gapital $3.50, 900.
= Die 3aoliu= unb Sbpftrtbons2a.
get bon Seras. = 10 beiBt es in elmer
Noti3 beg 9ouifoner geoIosiI1en Bune.
tins,-fangen an austpdrts 8eaatunq
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brifen bes Norbens unb Wefens i'm
ganaen State berumsepeien, unr 10.
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Wabrf9einli6teit norbanben. baB an
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Sos feItene 66aufpteI,
bab pferbe NIT einem Saus burabren.
men, tpurbe bieier Sage in geuspiIe.
u. s., beoba9tet. Sas fruher BON
Cummings benHbte Offieegebdube in
Der Nfain .5traBe iolte mad 9egDitt.
Mbenae gei6aft werben. unb mar au
bieiem 3tpede auf bic beim 6duiertranss
port tibIiGen &olIen ge3ogeu tuorben.
pl6bli9 uurben bic pferbe, tueIde bieIe
arbeit beforet batten,. f@eu unb ram.
ten bic Main'6 trnBe entlong, bas 6ous
auf benz ebenen Watobam binter lid
Der i6Ieifenb. Seben Musenblid alaub,
ten bic Mugen5eugeu, bas Saus umfals
len au febeu, tuel9es iebo1, pbuobl
fart tuantenb, INNER feline aufredte
Stellung bsibebieIt. Bis an bic Bride
oes mad patterfon fibrenben Babnae.
leiies Der grie@ Tabn iebte1 bic pferbe
ibren aanf fort bier ober maGten fe
eri16pft 6olt, fooaB IS geIang, He au
berubigen; nit BEN Weiteitranspori
bes 6auiss bate es isbo9 fir bieIen
Sag Elm gnbe.
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8rtbi9aften ertter alaie.

Gin traurtges gnbe. Sm
Mrmenbaufe 5u Gan Granciseo ftarb
bieier Gage ber S@mei3er CHARLES Ben.
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in duBerfter Strftigteit berbra9t bate.
Ut NOR i'm Sabre 1905 in 3ari1 In Der
S9wei3 geboren unb ftubirte bort
Sbeologie. 9a ibm bieies Sad ui&t
3ufagte, 10 uanberte er nod paris, mo
er i6 Der Naturmifenf9aft unb Der
Walerei uibmete. SIN Sabre 1880 fam
ct na9 Mmerita unb b%er0HentliMte in
gtep Oort bic portraits Der bebeutenbs
fen Snbianerbduptlinge, aus bener er
ieoo4, ba CT elm idle9ter @ef9Gfts.
mann NOR, uenig er3ielte. Sn BEN
bieraiger Sabren mar Ct in Wafbinaton
uno fpielte bort in Golge feiner Gpla@.
fenntniHe cine bebeutenbe &ole. ST
NOR perf6nIia nit Ban 8uren, 3tbble,
CALHOUN unb Webfer betannt unb
3ei6uete beren PORTRAITS. Sein Mtelier
rpurbe aud bdufis BON Souls Napoleon
beiu9t, OILS f9 berielbe Dor feiner
Sbronbeiteigung nod in Mmerifa be.
fanb. Na@ benz Nusbru9e bes @olb.
fiebers tam penferi9 1849 nod gas
lifornien unb uobnte cine 3eitlang bel
8eneral Gutter auf beifen Iarm. Bon
bort reite CT mad San francisco, NO
er gu anfans Der Ginf3iesr Sabre por.
traits bon Starr Sing. @eneral 6aIef,
u. 8. peddep, 2ouis &C. Wc2ane uro
Wlliam pierce anfertiste. Sn 1850
nabm CT cine Stenung dig 2itbograpb
on, in Der CT 20 Sabre lang berbsieb.
gnttduf6ung, perlebtes gbrgefiibl unb
algemeiner Weltf9mer3 per3ebrten
i9liebli@ feline 2rdfte, unb su ftol3,
nm Ollie bon feinen 6reuuben gu fu'
den, cling er in bas Mrmenbaus.
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Sienf It a 9 ben 20. Mpril.
-Grter SbeiI.-
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Suberture bon aeler Bella. Sets rdefer.
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nit Srdeiterbegleitung, bon Sromm.
3. a. 3eberie be 8teurtemps. BY Coin ou
Bal, @ilet. Sets r9eier.
4. ~Greu bid $er5", b. MOring. MaHen-
dor.
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otngs @eianaberein. Solo@&ortrag.
Z. yOa8 &ir9lein" bon 8eder. S1nser>
bunb, Souiton. Colo : 8ortrag.
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Srd)eiter.
2. v9raub lit gaes 10 prddtia.n Siraers.
sSaaers abi6ieo". Menoelsi obn 8artbolbb.
Maien60re.
8. y@rlB an ben @alo", bon Siermant.
anitin MannerGor. Colo Sortraa.
4. oSn ben Glpen", bon Segar. @albeton
Salamanoer. Solo>8 ortrag.
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rie. Sopran : Colo nit Manner > Quartet.
Q u0er 9ootie", @amtatc bon S. SoHmann.
@emiidtc Gbore.
6. n&0mii6er Sriumpbseiana~, bon Nlar
8ru9. Mafen9or nit Srdeiter.
Z. uDie Gelienmiible", bon &eiBiser. Geit>
Srdelter.
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8irtbi6aften erittr alaiie.
serauifd,e afltertbifmer.

SeE6atfe1e Mltertbttnter.
Na9 elmer MittbeiIung beg &idter
See in Nuftin, .DeI9e bas geolosiide
Bulletin nom Wdr3 brinet, giebt es in
Srabis @Duntp nod cine NnaabI Don
@ebduben ooer Dielmebr leberrefen
bon aus 3ontret bergeitelten @ebdus
ben, pel@e ben borseidi9iIi9en 8ez
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geoient baben. Derartige @ebdube fins
ben ii9, ME ct fagt, ~ein3eIn unb aud
in 90rfern SuiammenIiegenb. @ls ct
in einsm berfelben, tpeldss i'm n6rblis
den Sbeile bes @ountD's liegt, Na9gras
bungen beranffaltete, fanb f6, SaB ber
Boben nit Stein sepfaffert mar. IS
fanben f6 auBerbem elm paar pfeil=
fpiben, aber feline 5puren BON irbenen
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mar nit gide geffIt. Serartise &uis
men bon alien Mobnfdtten finb INNER
elm i9eres Mn3ei1en bafir, bob fi9 in
Der unmittelbareu Ndbe cine CUTE
Auele befinbet, unb 3utpeilen fommt es
Dor, baB bielelbe a%usgemauert 1T. Wir
b6ren. 70 i@lieBt Der BeriGt. baB iid
aud nbrbli@ bon usgraunfels elm in
berielben Weife gebautes aItes Snbias
ner . Sort befiubet unb boHen in Der
nd4ffen Nummer @enaueres bariber
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Sit WerfndbS.g Citation Der gtaats=
MGerb0uSd1ule In 8rfdt.

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Mderbami@ule TIT SrDan.
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IN SeTas,-mel9e betanntli9 aug 8uns
besmitteln besrtnbet 1T uno erbalten
tpirb, - bat ibrer erlten Sabresberi6t
febt per6fentli9t. Obslei9 fie erit etpa
elm Sabr : felt Dem Mdr3 1888 II in
Sbdtisfeit 1T, bat fe bod fGon reGt an.
ertennensmertbe 2ettungen auf3uueiz
fen. Shre bisberigen unteriu9ungen
fafIen ii9 in Gol9enbem 5uiammen:
y Cine Mbbanblung ilber bic prafs
tif6te unb biaigfte Weiie &inbbieb gu
S1Ia9t3weden unb fir ben 3ned Der
MiI6sewinnung 3u fittern.
p Cine Wbbanblung iber bic &ranf=
belt 6er Baummollenpflan3e, pel9e unz
ter benz Namen: "Cotton-blight' ober
"Root-rot' (Mur3elfdule) betannt 1T.
81 Ieriu9e nit berf6ieoenen Nrten
bon Sbf, UNI fef3ufeqen, mel@e am
beteu fur. ben Stat seeienet iino, unb
UNI gu glei6er 3eit bic ridtigen Namen
ftr bieielben 3u befimmen.
~ Beriu6e nit @rdlern uub Gut.
t%erpflan5en, UNI gu feben, ob lie fur be.
1timmte Oertlidfeiten pai1en unb um
ibren Guttertpertb gu ermitteln.
81 9tubien Hber ben Wertb beg auf
ber Garm geuonnenen Sof : Diingers
urlb tiber bic i'm 9nnbel bortommeuben
ftnfIi6en 9augfofe fir gemife Gru6t.
arten.
81 Wertb Der 90bren.S rainirung far
Garms uno @arten -Grii9te.
y Desinfettion unb Smpfuna bes
&inbpiebs, I'm es bor benz iogenanuten
sSeras, 6ieber" gu i6iben.
Die Wittbeilungen iiber biele Wrbei-
ten fiub fir ben 6armer bon groBem
Snterehe. befDnbers Die Nrbeit beg Germ
8. s. pammet iiber bic Wuraelfdule
Der 8aumpollenpflanse; er fommt au
benz e6luhe, caB Bic urfa9e bieIer
Rranfbeit in benz 8otbunbenieim zines
fduammartisen @emd9fes an Der Wurs
3el ber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb anberer
6ru6tarten gu iuden 1T uno midi in it,
senb elmer frantbaften BeI9ofenbeit bes
yobens, tporin bic pf1anae md1f, unb
als beftes WitteI, bic &ranfbeit au Der.
ten. beaei6net er cine beitimmte Mbpe9
felun5 i'm 8au bon sepiRen Gru6tars
ten. tuel6e ben nGrantbeits 5poren"
3eit giebt abaufterben.
Die unteriu6ung iiber bas vSeros.
GieberA bes &inobiebs 1T rod i'm @ange
un6 berfpri@t prattii9e grfolge.
Der Seri6t 1T tpettb geIeien gu tper.
ben un6 mirb iebem Garmer iiberi9idt,
tuel@er ben OirettOr ber 8eriu9sFation
UNI benielben eriI9t.
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&emps 8pd : 8ier
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&ntbi9aften eriter alafie.
Sbeeriaden int gbeater.

@geerluUeW I'M I1eQler.
Qus 2onbpn pirb uns gefhrieben :
Jti9ts gebt iiber bic iinbli1e Naipet1t
elmer britii9en Sbeeriade i'm 3beater.
Was auf ben 8rettern, bic bic Welt
bebeuten, 5u feiner u~nterbaltung aufges
fibrt nir6, bas bdIt .er fur Bic RENE
Wabrbeit unb menn er ettpas bort Mfg
biaigt, 10 banbelt ct mad benz auge1s
blidli9en Snpuls. Der au Muftritter au
fibren pf1egt, tuel9e man i'm prs.
gramm Dergebens imGt. Dor elmer
Wo6e iuurbe in einem Sbeater in 8ir=
mingbam elm Stid aufsefhbrt. mo- Elm
Watroie bon einem bal5en Dubenb
Rduber iiberfaQen unb i9dnbli@ aus.
geplinbert mirb. Cine Sbeeriade auf
BET @aaerie fab benz l1nfug cine 3eit
gu; ban1 ibermannte i'm Der 3orn, er
fpraug ins parterre. BON ba auf bic
ghbne, firedte bic 9duber nit Gauff,
f6ldgen nieber unb 5efreite feiner Der.
meintIi4en Gonegen. Sen @heter
tpurbe in einem Melobrama cine iunoe
Grau bon ibrem f9urfiiden @atten
auf ber 8ibne graufam gequdlt, ais f6
i'm parterre elm bumpfes G1elten bbrert
lieb. Gin ebrli9er Matroie lieB Rd
bon ben u%mtebenben ni9t abbaIten, Der
beor6nsten unfduIb 1ilfe au brinaeu.
Ct fletterte in bic 2osen nit benz Euf:
sGab oas Mdb@en eeben, b6rH Du,
Lubbery Swab," unb mar Inn Begriffe,
auf bic Btibne gu fprinsen, ais man
ibn nit Der grDbten Mibe 3urid6ielt.
SIN wStanbarb Sbeater" in Qonbon
tuurbe biefer Sage cine @3ene aufae.
fibrt, mo- Der S9urte i'm Slide eineu
bonn poIi3ei : Nsenteu fefigenommenen
Mann bes 8ergebens bei9uIbiat, bas
ct ielbft begangen. Oa ert6nte pIoblid
bon Der @alerie elm trdftiger Watroien.
fluh. Gin tpilb aufgerester Matroie
lehnte fd iiber bas @eldnber unb fdrie:
.@laub's ibm nidtl gr bat es feIbif
estban! Sd bab' ibm susei@aut,
Bobbn /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-12
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