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The evening world., 1890-07-19
MADE THE AGENT TIRED.
Antics of a Nervous Man in a Chi
cago Railway Station.


Many people increase their gait az they
nenr a railway station, says the Chicago
lie aid. The nearer they get the faster
they go. feeling uneasy until thew are
ticketed aud seated in the right car,
about which they ask every mau with q
badge they see TO make sure.
At the Union Depot last evening a man
gaspcd ut the ticket window CLINE
tick & II. -LouIs-qul-ck 'fore-'miss
-th'-tra-in." He hurriedly paid fOr
the ticket from a roll of bills which, in
his has c. he handled ~nervously. One
dropped On the floor. He stopped and
picked il up. His lips were moving.
Then he stopped again to pick mp his
eyeglasses, some pencils, card .case.
memorandum boob and a cigar that rolled
from his vest pocket on the first stOop.
His face was red. His lips were going
faster. He was saying something about
dammit-nll which WAS inaudible.
Then he looked at n silver watch and
asked the ticket man how much time he
had.
Three hours"
Great Scott. Don't believe it. M a
delegate to Convention. and wouldn't
miss tn train for hundred dollars. Is
that clock rght!"
Yes. sir"
rcaTu IL lSn I. Nj WhICD FhyS DO.
And the man took n walk around the
room, famed himself with his hat and
headed up at the ticket window again
with
Gimme timetable. please. Thanks
Another circuit of the room heading
up Il ticket window with:
Let me take your watch-key? z"
Haven't got ONE
Change me a t~wo-dollar bill z"
Certainly, SIR" And hen the ticket
man resumed counting his cash for the
seventeenth time.
" gu, rs I'll take a sleeper" CaftAr
another walk around by the [%walkingl del
egatel.
Next window"
Another walk and the delegate poked
his nose through the brass grating III the
window.
How much would 'naxident tick -
Next window" quietly replied the
most patient man l ever saw.
Another lap.
Please give me q match" He got it.
lighted a cigar, sat down and pulled a
cloud of smoke all around O sign on the
wall that read;
"So SMOKING"
A man with an official cap came to the
doUr and cried A.l-L.a.h-o-r-e. Passen.
gers eromakans'scityatch
ope kalamazoo. A-l-la-b-o-r-e."
The delegate snatched his luggage and
flew down tue marble stairway to a train.
He got in a day coach and was last seen
trying to pick a seat lock.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
ATHLETES IN REPoSE.

Fred X. Fo.tnsyer. of the Regatta Committee
OF the Middle States As ,ociation. Is generally
conside Q q most efficient orlc.al. He Is said TO
be almost too conscientious IN the discharge Of
the duties Of hts position.
A. &. Runyon Il among the crack tennis-p!Ay-
ers Of Harlem. His forte Is met" playing. lie
belongs to the Hudson River association.
j. II LAIubhin. OF tue Berkeley Athletic Asso-
citation. Is among the hest cricket-plAyers here
Abouts, He IL also 4 member OF the Staten Island
Cricket Club.
Cha pion Huntington. WHIT recently won the
Waterbury Challenge Cup at the Country Club
tennis tournament. 10 tall and IN the neAyy-
veg lt class. He lives in New Haven.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

The Burmese girls are very bright. and
good beggars. too. and when one steps mp
to you with n siN-inch cigar in her mouth
aud her comely person swathei in gar
ments. the colors Of which would rival
Joseph's coat. aud offers you her wares. the
only thing Tor q man to do IL to buy. ani
buy at once. The Burmese girls are noted.
too. for their independence. aud they walk
about the streets aud through the balaars
and around the pARodas with big cigars in
their mouths with a. much freedom as do
the men In most countries, Their dress is
more picturesque. too, thau the Arabs.
They use the very brightest red. yellow and
pink silks in their adornmeut. and the pre-
vailing fashion runs to scarf more than to
drcsses, and bands Of ribbons more than to
jackets. | don't believe they wear corsets
either.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
WORK OF ST. JOHNS GUILD.
1896 Sick Children and Mothers
Given an Airing This Week.

1000 DICK SnIuTeu anu MOtnerE
Given an Airing This Week.
The Floating Hospital OF st. Johns Child
made its seventh trip yesterday. carrying
I.OS7 sick children and mothers. forty-tWo
being sent to the Seaside Hospital at New
Dorp.
The thanks of the little sufferers are ten
dered through the Guild TO Mrs. William Il.
Vanderbilt, who contributed $3.50 for tie
trim.
The four trips OF the Floating Hospital
made this week have carried 1865 of tile
most helpless OF our population from the
sitting air of the tenemenis tn tie lnvigor-
ating brteZes Of our magnificent bay and
Hospital at New DOrp.
Tickets for these trips on Mondays. Tues
day., Thursday. and Fridays aud for al;
by any mother with a sick child from tine
Health Department, from all hospitals aid
dlspensarles,, trom physicians, and from st.
yohu's Guild office, ~ University pace,
The tlllowing contributions are gratefully
acknowledged : Master Arnold OTestrs
sehTamm, 81; Surplus OF q picnic held by
Bros. 50; Anonymous. 20; Willing Circle
Battle, $50; b, ", istiiiwell. through n. +.
SEES; d. NJ. Piza, $40; Mrs. Newbold Eager,
So; Dir. John ii. Hinton. member OF ST.
Arn0.d, $50; Lewis b. Curtis. Brdgeport,
s32. 80: A. Frankfeld, 50; S..P. Bowman,
$40; Irving Quin.el. $40; Mrs. Cora f.
Stetson., all. 5Oi G, Brakep. ir, lone trip
of the Floating Hospital. through william
Brookheld, &25O; William Hildreth Field,
$50, Total, s54s. 80 Previously acknoWl-
edged BY the press, $4,000. Grand
total, sS, O0O. 40.
Contributions to the Guilds life saving
work are much needed and may be sent 10
the Treasurer, Charles s~chwAcofer, 81.
New York City.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

The Countess de GubernGtis, wife Of the
famous Oriental professor. now resident in
Florence, Italy. il = Russian, who has made
some excellent TRANSACTIONS into Italian from
her native tongue, chiefly novels by Tourge-
nieh.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
SIRENS AT HARVARD.
Secret OF the Attrsctiveness OF the
Class-Day Girl.

CSNA OF u the SNAIdGN4Nt nGSs OF the
Class-Day Girl.
II am convinced, he said to the Bos-
ton Gastae writer. with all the COM
p~Iaceucy OF a jupioras be cuutemplatiyely
sucked his caue along in the small hours
OF the night. that the a tractlye thing
about tie c~lass-day girls get up Is her
la.
And yet don't known Miss
Snaupers cIse-lt seemed To- ne her para
sOl then iheIr shoes arc always rather
letcElnS and III swear / wouldn't have
looked twice AZ ulat lite Ais, Primrose
today II 1t hadn't leeu Tor those gold
beads fOuul her neck. AMI those thin
gowns rs Geo.Gv! with their arms
showing through and flowers all round
them II guess It's the gown
But ne neither Lat, nor Iarasol. nor
shoe, beads o. flowers or goWu-.tB the
day l'set that @lo-ifcs the girls. Tie
day that Is ever lie same; With the same
golden green shadows and happy hutter
Of bright gowns and faces. Ihe same
slowly setting sun and cool twilight. the
same merry muTmUr Of voices anu throb-
bng Of muSlr ri the gloThed maids fash
Pike Clnderellas out into the darkness
leaving The contemplating junior alone.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
BARREN ISLAND.

a., The source of an intolerable stencil to
Sellers in otherwise salubrious places
mn residence Is an unmitigated nuisance.
The perfume Of boiled horse and of stew
ing otal Is waited to the nostrils of thou
sands Of unohending citizens in Brook
Ign and the lovely Sumner resorts of
Kings County, till life becomes q burden.
They are warranted fully in denounc-
ing Barren Island As a nuisance, and the
Of modern civilization demand
its suppression. Let the garbage be dis
posed Of in some spot where the opera
ton will not faint the a~ttraehyeness of
most desirable residence quarters.
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Collected by Sisters.

TO w FdfUF"
The i%uclosed 81. 26 was collected by four
little sisters for the poor. sic baby's fund.
We hope IL will help along your good work
among the poor sick babies. We are on our
vacation I. ON school. We remain yours.
KATE PHILLIPS, age nine years.
JANE PHILLIPS, age seven years.
MAUD PHILLIPS, age four years.
FLORENCE PHILLIPS, age two years.
Mrs. Snyder. % cents; Miss Bessie Nc
Nell. ~; MIR. McDougAll, % cents: Mr.. l..
X. Diel. %; Miss Florence Kraft. 10; Miss
Mabel Anderson. 10; Miss Maggie Nelica,
10; A Little Colored Girl. /; Mrp. Feuton.
10: Mrs. lilton, 20; Mrs. J. Norwood, 25:
Mrs. kirscll. %; Mrs. Swartzout. 90; Mr..
I~iAynor, jr., -; Mr.. Rnynor, r.. 10: Mrs.
kannal. 10: Miss Florence Webster. TO-;
Mr.. Joe McGnlre. 10; NJ. /. Cash. 25;
Mamma. 25; Papa, 90; Maud. .; Florence,
B; Jane. D; kAte. 10.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
Clothes for Rachel

Touched By tile story OF ''Rachel's" mis-.
fortunes a number OF EvESISG WORLD read
ers have sent in bundles. great and small.
containing clothing Inc other articles for
the sick woman. To acknowledge each gift
III the donors name would require con sider-
able space, SO q general thanks in the name
of the suffering woman IL extended to all.
with the assurance that she has now a suff-
cheney of clothing to put her above ordinary
want. ...
which sum has been delivered to her. She
sends many thanks to her unknown friend.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

A woman is irving 10 engage n female
servant who will not Art. AS vet she has
not succeeded because the Discrimination
TO firt in woman fair is usually accom-
panied by n decrepitude which units her
for household labor. The dear things
will ifirt way up TO the sixties.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
Presents OF MIX and Food.

DR.. VI. l.. Foster, chief OF The EVENING
WoRLD's medical corps. has received three
dozen bottles of MelIin's Food from the
DHliber- Goodale Company. and a similar
quantity OF Matted Milk from the Matted
Milk Company, TO be used among the poor
sick babies. The value OF both thfse we'll
known. preDarations makes them very ac-
ceptable, and they will be distributed by the
CORPS of tree doctors.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
They Held a Fair.


To M T1IF0T
We would ike you to give this money to
some Door baby to help take it to the conn
try, We had u little fair and we raised this
money.s1.5O 30. 1t is not much. but we will
try and do better next tiine. We hope this
will help a little. ~HoRrENsE NoS DOHLER,
MILE SKINNER. FREDDY SKINNER, AUELE
WADE, Greene avenue, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Christina Rossetti. sister of the poet. lives
in London, near the Elm Park Gardens,
She is described rs a sweet, gentle woman.
with soft, white hair, a soft voice. soothing
manners and an intense love for white tot
lets. Her poems seIl as fast as she can
produce them at a apiece. .
The evening world., 1890-07-19

being recruited from holder, c%leverer
menu Mrs. AsroR has the most valuable
jewels Of any woman in the country. but
she has not yet figured as the victim Of a
diamond robbery. Ladies, why not get
points from Mrs. AsroR?
The evening world., 1890-07-19
English as She is sDoke.

tfrgE AHy SigPaFs giJ-H0fIiay.I
The English language SQUADS funny TO 8
foreigner,
II will come by aud by aud buy q bi.
cycle. said 2 traveller, and the shopkeeper
out what he meant
The evening world., 1890-07-19

AG. A. r. Post has snubbed one Of its
worthy members because he has availed
himself of the privilege of free speech.
which Il supposed TO be a p~rerogatiye of
the citizen Of the United States. He
spoke iaVorably OF o prominent official in
the late Con ederacy. The Captain de
mAnds FedTesf. lie should get It.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Commissioner Gilroy has revoked all
the permits granted TO the Steam Heating
Company for street openings On the
ground that they have been abused. This
ia too often the case with corporations.
and the Commissioner seems to have
taken the right step 70 correct 1t.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Frances Power CObbe. the well-known
English writer. was born in ls22; she
writes frequently for the reviews aud maya
zines, on social. ethical and religious sub
iects, and is also prominent leader of the
antI-yiyisectlon movement in England.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
A Marrow

Iron S'rtstyl
And did you grow up with the country"
was asked OF young man who had taken
Greeley's advice, and lived TO repent.
No. was the reply: "but / came near
gettlng p!anted.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
Bad Policy.

lyon shouldn't push your sure cure fol
rheumatism so far.
But want 10 make money out oflt."
Jul SO. By pushing Il yOu will cure
lot and lots OF people, aud thus reduce your
cUstOmer5.'
The evening world., 1890-07-19
A Nautical Maid.

IBID you enjoy your yachting trip, Miss
RosAlie % he asked.
"Oh, she cried enthusiastically. lit was
just too lovely Tor anything and | enjoyed
1t 50 mnch, 1 used 10 rise every morning at
o Clock Just to see the sailors launch the
bOWspnt.
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Proceeds Of a Concert.

10 WF TTUUT
Enclosed please find certified check for
42i, the proceeds of an open-air concer
volunteered by tic G]reenport Cornet Band,
Mr.. John eehring. Leader, for the beuef
Of the Sex Babies Fund.
The Misses CLARK,
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Money and Clothes.

To TIE Editor:
Fund. | also send this morning a package
for Rachel" by United States Express.
Yours. in every good work, EMMoGESE.
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To n, Editor

Enclosed find s3 collected at Englewood.
n. j., from Pauline. 25; Emma F.. 25;
Florence, 10: Richard. Is; Dora. >; Toni.
,: Alice. %: Lawrence, 20; Resale, Is:
Gertrude. 25;. Helen. IL; Rosa NJ, 10:
Clara, 20; Mother, 20 cents.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

~ had been troubled more or less with a head
and threat H. lpie Tor Sc srl years Within the
past year 4 uttered very much. In facr | came to
have pains in ny h al jus, across my forehead,
O'er my eyes and n fenltu. % t]iRhtuess across III.
bridge OF ny nose. Ny nose wOulI become stuffed
up 80 | coui,i not draw my breath through il /
could not sleep wei a. mt mt. aud in the INC. ming
alHRys cit urea My appet.t was pDu-. Ms eyes
watored Ny ears ached. Mucus kept .roppinR
into NV thrOit, almost choking me. | had pains
% my side, chest and back. IcOughed nearly all
the time.
" heard that Drs. Copeland 4 b air we're treat.
I'M and cur ng ca 'ss IKE rinr, aud at a uniform
low Irice, 30 y ayyd my cas-. IN their are. Nov.
am more tphn sSttu o with what they have done
for me. ! feel ltEe aH,t or person. cannot sal
too much Tor Dts. Cope a ID 4 B!air."
The evening world., 1890-07-19

To raise 3 pile on plush hold it over steam
a few minutes. wrong side down, and then
pass it tightly ACROSS hot iron. Then crush
the plush with a stiff bristle brush.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

A decided majority of the stock OF the
Boston Transcript in feminine ownership;
Miss l.. W. Dutton. Mrs. NJ. q. d. Eustis.
and Miss NJ. NJ. Dutton holding 100 shares
each, and Mrs. A. F. Mandell ninety-nine.
out OF u total OF 800.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
WINE ON MACPHELAN's DEATH.

LILO answers to enc Want" Adv.. in TIE
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Ms GEoRoE BLISS aud, on du, Mrs.
MoETOa are the latest victims TO the
diAmsad thisl Are society women be-
coming careless in the custody Of their
isssb q AEs The ranks Of the thieves
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Three white gentlemen have been lately eaten
by cannn a. Of the Solomon Islands. Poor
chop fAllc. I o.
girl discarded her lover because she said he
was suffering from heart-failure.
-.
Somebody says butter was vi k1own to the
a~ncients. The battering. ram was an ancient
thing. yet It was an excellent butter.
The Mor1nons call their Church district
stakes. The former owner OF the stake IL gen.
orally pretty we'll done.
-.
The seaside landlord smiles with glee,
And as he rpbs his hands
He says. MY prohts ought to be
As countless as the sands"
A Dollard romance Is not a story about million
aires The story o; million airs would be the
history OF q coquette.
thing can become better without any change
In 1t. Iont you think . key OF beer for 81 Is
belt T than the same hes for s6i
-.
At las; Jay Gould has a reasonable excuse for
laying wines.
well besun is half done" is a good motto
for a Starter.
The policemen around the hre-work shops are
kept the . 20 arrest a confa ration. 1 ies1ts
The evening world., 1890-07-19
Hot DAYS in C%ongress.

Learn from the Sunday World"
How the National Lawmakers
Dress During the Heated Term.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Do you snow that | nav quite come to
the conclusion that a woman . toilet Is never
quite succcssm unless II shows two OF three
inches of slender wrist. whether gloyed or
very tightly slee,el, writes MSdge IN Lon
don THfh. not ceI one or two
women in the patk last week who
looked better dressed han the rest. and
after puZlllug over he matter tor some
little time, settled IN my own mind that It
was because the PRETTY shaped wrists were
not wrapped up IN Iur MOI hidden in muhs.
l said a much % Charlie. aud he went fur
ther than | did. YES" he sad. and
ankles. too. Just think what horse woull
look like Il his less we're rolled mp, and
sWathed. and hidden up. What a thor
oughly cianlsy animal he would seem to
be-. dropped the subject. dear. but CON
tinped i lH my thoughts. For instance.
how much nicer a man LOOKS in riding
bTeeches that ave tight IN the legs than lie
does in the ordinary trousers. And the
former must be warmer. toe. We all appear
10 conceal with care ths hRs Lines Of Wrst
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lnOrrOW'
Mower, Mower!

DO you know, said The city boArler 20
the farmer landlord, when that moving
machine OF 80 RS woke me mp this nora
ing it reminded me OF buying aud selling
clans
Gosh! Why . asked the landlord.
Because, 'sa'd M guest, - one Is a clam
decker amt the other Is Z ~ cl cEer.'
The evening world., 1890-07-19
An Asbury Park Entertainment.

Jacob Katz and Daniel Rothstein, who
engineered a successful entertainment at
Asbury Park last year for the Sick Babies
Fund, are laying plans for an affair this
which they promise will eclipse last
years effort. They have many friends who
are only awaiting a han TO aid them.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

A Dollard romance is not a story about million
aires The story OF million airs would be the
history OF q coluette.
The evening world., 1890-07-19
LINES ABOUT FLOWERS.
Roses red and Yiolets blr..

Roses red and yiolets blue.
-SpsRET-IGsyy Queen, CaHfo ", ST. q.
Those few pA'e Autumn flowers,
How b.Autiful they are
Than al that went before.
Than q the SummeT store,
How l~oyelier far
And Way They A'e the last!
The last he last the last
oh by that little word
II " many thoughts are stiIr'd
That whisper Of the past.
-CdTVliRs SoUthsg-AEfuHH FlVsaL
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Checks are very popular, The newer
checks are irregular or broken. The sleeves
Of checked dresses are made in gigot style
and ended with a small cuff.
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and ankle. in fhshioninR which nature
seems to have taken particular care.

The only places where women possess the
same privileges Of voting A. men are Ice
and. Pitcairn Island and the Isle Of Man.
In these islands they have the full suffrage.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

THE PRIZE WINNER in
THE WORLDS "L" Sign
Contest will be announced in
TIL SUNDAY WORLD to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1890-07-19

In Eastern lands they talk in nowers.
And they tell in a garlALd their loves and cares
Each blossom that blooms in their garden bowers.
On its leaves a mystic language bears.
-PsrefVal-T me Language or FlOEsTs,
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The violet IN her greenwood bower.
Where Jirchen bOushs with hAzels minEls,
May boast itself the faiTest dover
In glen or copss, or forest dingle.
-Se.u-TR. Fi,I.,
The evening world., 1890-07-19
Games for High Stakes

Some Noted Episodes at the
American Monte Carlo WIN Be Re-
lated In Next "sunday's world
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In rustic solitude It's sweet
The earliest lowers OF Spring TO greet
The violet from its tomb.
The strawberry, cresUing at our feet
The soTel's simple bloom.
-AVHtgOAsTy-A Walk Ia Sp1Rs.
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Hot Days

Have a weakening cdect, causing loss Of ~strsugtl
and alausuOr OF mind as well as body, Tins
coniIgu Permits the de~ye.op4eat OF affection
and diseases Otherwise inactive. In such cases
the system readily rallies under the iudUence OF
Hoods sarag arlla, Whith Purifes the blood.
tones and strengthens the digestive organs, and
intusCs t'e-h lie and emery. TT, 4 this season.
my VAC aEd myself were both generally run
dow. Hoods saT apariila BROUGHT Us cat Of that
tired feelinF, and made Us teel ike young PEOPLE
again. II Las done more for Us than all ether
medicines together" HAwEHURsT,
Amiyylle, Lgux Island, \. Y.
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To me the msanest dover that blows can give
Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears.
-W0TdAU0rfA-Iat IhsES Of In E,o. lalify.
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Honest from Necessity.
From Chatter
Smike-You seem 70 be holding your oSnr
Dodger-Don't get a chance 10 hold any
body elBe's
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sPo1LETs.

Three white gentlemen have been lately eaten
by cannfl a. Of the Solomon Islands. Poor
chop fAllc. I o.
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The Morinons call their Church district
stakes. The former owner Of the stake IL gen.
orally pretty we'll done.
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The seaside landlord smiles with Rlee,
And a. he rpbs his hands.
He says. MY profits ought TO be
As countless as the sands"
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Hoon's %SaFsaparlIIa

sold b an druggists, 81 siI for %. Prepared
only b. C.. l. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell. Mas.
400 DOSES one DOLLAR
The evening world., 1890-07-19

A girl discarded her lover because she said h'
WAS suffering from heart-failure.
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The red rose cries, "she is near. sIe is near I"
And the white rose wseps, "She slate"
Tue laTkspuF listens. 81 hear. l heal"
Aud the lily whispers, 81 wait"
-rs~hHgsOH-kagi ri
The evening world., 1890-07-19

Somebody says butter was u tklown TO the
ancients. The battering.rAm was an ancient
thing. yet It was an excellent butter.
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Sweet flowers are slow and weeds make haste.
-SAakuPfaTs-RioAgrd HL, 4ct H.. Sc. L
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Ne bright Mosaics' that with stored beauty
The door OF Natures teE . G tessellate.
b numerous emGlsms OF lnstincUVs duty
Your forms create.
-Reraes SaGA- HyDa 10 ne Flosrs.
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The noSeTof sweetest smell is shy and lowly.
-H0rfsEJrA-AO L0rs-NOi Bar.