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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-26
In an Awful Fix,

Finucane called in on Mike Learys Oldest
boy, Tim, and found that broth Of boy
pale about the gills, losing flesh, and the
picture Of Despair "Howdy, Tim, it's
mutherin' i'll ye're lookin! Fwat in the
name Nv hivin is the NATTER" "Ye know
that blatherin' spalpeen av Wildly COST
gans second husbands step-son, jamie"
arhat do" ''He bet me dollar to pint,
I couldn't schwally on igg, widout brakin
the shell av it." did ye do it?" ''Yis
Thin fwhats ailin' YEP" "It's doom there.
If loomp aboud I'll brak it an cut me
shtummick wild the shell. If kape quiet
de dom thingll hatch oot an I'll hay'
bloody Shangi rooster schratchin' melivver
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
" March, 1890 will apply to the Judge
of Probate for discharge as administrator
of the estate Of Jno. c. Ingram deceased.
ISAAC G. INGRAM.
February 10, 1890
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-26

Chicago has been selected as the
place for holding the Worlds Fair in
1892.
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WEDNESDAY, February Is. 1890.
THE FARMERS ALL RIGHT.

Next Monday the farmers OF this
county meet in the court house, to
elect delegates to attend the State
Convention. This is an important
meeting, and every farmer in the
county, whether in sympathy with the
movement or not, should endeavor to
be present. Don't stay at home, and
then grumble because things don't
suit you. Come to the meeting, dis
cuss any points that may be raised
and then if the majority decide that
your views shall not be adopted,
gracefully accept the situation.
We hope to see large attendance
next Monday, and that every man
will come prepared to freely discuss
the questions that may be brought
up. One subject, and the @ost i'm
portant, will be the election OF dele
gates to the State convention. Of
course the best men will be elected
delegates, and Clarendon county Will
be well represented in the State con-
ventior. The farmers mean business;
they think that abuses exist which
can and ought to be corrected; and
we want to see them take the whole
matter in hand. We believe they
viii prove equal to the task, and we
want them to have fair showing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-26
Ancient Marriage Records.

In Washington, May 18th, 1888, Joshus
Peck to Miss Amelia Bushel:
Alzookers, bobs and wedding cakes!
WHAT changes of measures marriage makes
Quick as thought, at Hymen's beck,
A Bushel changed in to Peck.
At Hercu.aneum, Mo-, May 23d, 1921,
John W. Honey, Esq, to Mary S. Austen:
From sweet hQgers the busy bee
Can scarce &1rop of honey gather;
But, oh, how sweet flower is she
Who turns to Honey altogether !!
At Black Lake. L. l., February, 1929
James Anderson to Miss Ann Bread:
While toasts the lovely graces spread,
And ops::around them hutter,
I'll be contented with Ann Bread,
And won't have any but her.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON,

By LOUIS AppELr, ESQ, Probate Judge.
VTTHEREAS, SAMUEL J. CLARK HAS
w made suit to me, to grant him let
ters of administration of the estate Of and
effects of W. j. CLARK;
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said w. J. CLARK, deceased. that they
be and appear, before me in the court pro-
bate, to be held at Manning, S. G., on the
nineteenth day of February 1890, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hard this fourth day Of
February ammo Domini, 1890.
f.. 81 LOUIS APfELI'o
Judge of Prt bate, c. @.
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County Convention OF Farmers.
PNEwooD, Feb Is, 1890.
Earrneus of Clarendon Coalrtt

To the Formers Of Clarendon County.
Under call issued by the executive CON-
mittee of the Farmers Association" in
yite the farmers of Clarendon county to
meet in convention on sales day in March,
at u o'clock, insthe court house. to elect del
epstss to State convention of farmers, to
be held in Columbia, on the 9th of March.
L. II. DEsCEAMPs,
Pres. Farmers Associ'n Of Clarendon Co.
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Pimples. blotehes. scaly skin, ugly spots
sores and ulcers, assesses and tumors, IN,
healthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema,
ringworm, and other forms of skin diseases,
are symptoms Of blood impurity. Take DR..
J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla
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GRATIFYING TO ALL.

The high position attained and the uni
versal acceptance and approval of the pleas
ant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. as
the most excellent laxative known, illustrate
the value of the qualities on which its sue
cess is based and are abundantly gratifying
to the California Fig Syrup Company.
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NOTICE.!
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

nHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
/ meet at the Sammy Swamp bridges,
near Mr. a. W. Thamess, on the 1lth day
of March next, for the purpose of receiving
bids for the rebuilding of said bridges. The
successful bidder will be required to give
bond and security for the faithful perform
ance of his or their contract. The said bond
to be approved by the board. By order OF
County Commissioners.
P. G. BENBOW,
Feb. II, 1890. Clerk.
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In Statu Quo.

Husband of Strong-Minded Woman
'Well, my dear, they haye elected you pres
ident of the Women's Equal Rights Club.
You're Mrs. President, of course. That will
be your title now What will I be-"
Wife: you'll be the same little old idiot
you always were, George"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-01

guarded by the solemnity of the oath
they have taken to allow nothing TO
disturb their entire dependence upon
the evidence they have heard, TO
give true verdict both rs regards
law and fact according TO the best
of their ability.
The practice of our Courts is not
an invariable imitation of the above.
Here the presiding judge has been
known TO assume the position Of adj
yocaic, witness, and jury, all in ono,
any objection to that enlarged ap-
plication OF power rendering the
whole Court liable to be pitched out
of the window without notice. Our
Judges have shown great zeal in pro-
tccting their dignity against news
papers, but | can't help saying that
some of them have sometimes sub
miltcd to greater indgnitics from
the bar, besides voluntarily lower
ing their own dignity by their course
in court. Squabbcs between the
bench and the bar arc not sccmly.
A Judge indicating his opinion on
the whole case before il is half heard
is not according to Blackstone. AnC
it is bewildeling to spectators when
they cannot tell which is the advo-
cate and which is the judge.
But find that have strayed away
from iurics to Judges, and hasten
back TO the former To give my part
inc words, which are these The
jury is supreme in trial for which
it has been cmpancled. Each and
all of its members are placed in the
Jury box to hear evidence given hy
the witnesses upon certain facts, and
upon their oath they promise TO de-
eide upon that evidence the right
of the plaintiff and defendant. 1t
is their duty to hear the witnesses
evidence, the counsel's arguments,
the judges ruling, to listen a,tcn-
lively to the investigation of cvi.
dencc and the tenor Of the law us
given Ivy the judge to the jury, and
then to decide, rs in the terms oi
their oath, entirely in accordance
with their own honest convictions
quite irrespective of all influences
or directions, or opinions, they have
, heard in Court from witness, coun
, sci, or judge. The direction of th'
| evidence, and not the direction o
, the judge, is what they are sworn t:
: follow.
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yet uninterrupted might still be
pointed to with pride and travelled
over with pleasure either during or
after the recent series of transforms.
Because the money expended with
such temporary results was sufficient
to have procured lasting street i'm
prpNcmpnt
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Real Estate For Sale.

e.p a TWO Houses and Lots on
tliaI4ss l. Robello Lane, Palama.
sMssss ss Convenient to steam and tram
cars, Very healthy locality. Lot on
King street, near Aamauku's Lpne For
particulars apply to
JOHN f. BOWLER,
Or Chas. r.. Gulick. 430 3m
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La vaccine de ces demoiselles.

Les jeunes files de Chicago SOM
en- revolution, ct c'est, parait il, l.
doctenr Wickersham, lie chef du
conseil d'hygiene de la vile, qui en-
est la cause, par suite de Pordre
sulvant quill Went de donner aux
medeeins de ce conseil:
"a Pavenir les medecins attaches
a cette administration au1ont a
s'a0stenlr de vacciner qui que ce
soft aux jambes sans IN ordre
special du chef du conseil div.
giene.'
lie docteur Wickersham n'admet
pas que Pom Sc fasse v%acciner 4 IA
Jamie. "Cette mamie, at il dit.
depasse toutes les bornes. Je sails
blen que c'est la mode, mails cette
mode est ridicule ct les medecins
du conseil d'hygiene mont pas 4
s,y soumettre. Samedi derDier
encore, six jeunes files Sc sopt
presentees au bureau dn conspil
d'hygiene pour Sc faire vacciner Of
Giles ont voulu qu'on leur fit cette
operation a la jamie. "Nous ne
VouIons pas, a dit rune d'elles.
aolmer nos bras" On a fait droit a
leur demande. "Mais, a ajout6 le
docteur Wickersham en- dormant
TN terrible coup de poing sur son
bureau, je lie veux plus de celia. 81
nne Jeane file Gu jeune femme
cralnt que la marque de la vaccine
n'altere la beaut6 de son bras
iorsqu'elle est ell toilette de sojr6e.
qftlle s'adresse a sou medecin
I~'articulier pour Sc faire vacciuer 4
Ia jambe."
Lordre du docleur W~ickersbam
! souleve u grande indignation
Darmi les %ieunes femmes ct les
eunes files do Chicago, ct ron dit
lue la plopart ont jore de ne
annals sc laisser vacciner ST &c
Fest a la jamie.
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Commentaire candide dun Jour.
nal
ION nous signale encore, du
village de....-, la mort Dun CEN
tenalre. On en- rot beaucoup cette
ann6e."
All! bah! lie centenalre dome.
CONNIE les ponimes?
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Les aoleux DUN pasteur.

Volcl comment IN pasteur pro
testant Went de faire ses adieux 4
SEES Qualities, dams une Vile de Tex.
treme Quest.
Parolsslens, mes freres, notre
separation ne me semble pas penible
pour trols raisons: 10 vous ne
m'aimez pas; 20 vous ne yons
almez pas entire vons; 80 le Sci
gnenr lie vous aime pas.
81 vons m'aimiez, vous m,aDrlez
pave mes services de ces deny
dernieres annees 81 vous vous
almiez. j'%aurais Gu plus de MARRIAGES
a ceiebrer ct ST Dieu vous aimait
II aurait appele a luI un plus grand
nombre d'entre yous, ct j'aurais on
plus d~'obseques a conduire.
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La mode pratique.
On e de mode.

Quelques renseignements sur la
mode future:
On portera Get hiyer 6normement
d'uni, de draps fms ct legers. Les
nuauces nOuvelles announces sont
nombreuses; je choisis celIes qui
paraiSsent avoir lie plus de chance
lie success.
Girls: acier, nickel, platine, pous-
Siefe. Bruins: yauille, maroquin,
dattier, ~fauvette, boavreuil, furet,
bison. Bieus: Geai, libelluIe. sa-
phir, bourrache. Verts acacia,
triton, daupLin, russo. Violet:
iris Puts de jolis tons roses, lilas
pa G, doux, mai, non point passes.
La jaqaette s'aIlonge, s'ajuste, ct
deTieut casaque on yeste. OH bas-
quiae, scion Il pom don't il plat de
ia qaaIIfieF. On arrive d la confec-
ton demi Tongue qni ftait aban-
don1Iee depuls pluSieurs auu6eS. LIE
grand manteau subsistefa c
C'est surtout le court" qui sembie
tlrei veTs sd fin.
On garnira enormement robes ct
corrections avec DIES boIds de
plumeS tres etfoits. des ruchas. des
rucIes de crepe mGle on non de
marabout. Inutile d'ajouter que
lie collier Medicis en- ce dernier
genre est tout indique.
On eInploiera egaIement beau.
coup de passementerie mate, melee
d'appllcations de veloufs. Dams
le genre tres richie, en- c~ouleurs, les
bEodeTies de p%ierferies de c~antenille.
q acler telnte, de turquoises m6lan-
gees au jais, de fills metallises. de
Veiours %incrnste, seIviront a com
poser DIES merreilles, les robes
coulenr d'astre du bon Perrault.
La derhiere nouveaute est lie topaze
aux fenx chdngeants. Je vous
enselgne, clleres l~ectrices, atm que
FOus sachlez autant que les bellies
qul Sc font habiIler pour DIES
Drix fous chez les grands ~faiseurs
lue connaissent de nom settlement
femmes raisonnables.
LIE col Nalois durera encore. Les {
ranches Sc modifient heureuse- t
dams IN sens plus gracieux. q
Giles seront molns "gigot," puis
mples, a hauts poignets, IN peu S
lie genre russo. {
COUSINE JEANNE. |
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ssions de voyage.

Impressions de voyage.
Et comment as tn passe tes
vacauces?
All :! je mai pas ca de chance.
Denx Anglais SO sont tues dans
une ascension an Mont. Blanc. la
veille du jour on ma belle-mara
devalt y monter. Alors, ellie IA
plus yeuia...
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l'RAITEMENT De L.OBESITE

f
conises par les deux medecins allie.
mands Schweninger ct Ertel:
l. Elever lie ton, la force muscu
laire du ceur.
?. Maiutenir la composition
normale du sang.
3. Regler la quantite de liquide
dams Feconomie.
4. Emp6cher lie depot de Ia
graisse.
On satisfait a ces indications par
les moyenS snivants:
10 LIE muscle cardiaque est
tonitie par augmentation de rex-
ercice physique, par ezemplc, par
Faction de gfavir les lieux 6Iev6S.
Il faut proceder arec prudence; les
e~xerclces seTont graduels ct la
dose dc travail proportionneIle 4
la resistance du sajet.
p Pour %conServer la composition
normale dn sang, il fdu- que l'aIi
mentation soft principalement albu.
miHeuse; ellie Sc composera de
maigIe de beuf I0ti on boniili. de
yeau, de mouton, dc gibier et
d'eufs. On peut ajouter des
legumes verts, CONNIE les choux
ct les epinaTds, mais la graisse ct
les substances hydIocarbonees ne
seront donnees qua tres petite
dose: ainsi le pain ne dot pas
depasser 4 a & onces par jour.
80 IL faut limiter chaque jour la
quantit6 de BLOSSOMS: 6 onces de
cafe, on de lait, II onces de vim, s
a l6 onces d'eau competent la
ration de liquide absoroee dams
les vingt quatre heures. La biere
est tormeilement defendue.
En- ontre, la Transportation est
excltee par IN exercice energioue,
ct encore par serle de bains avec
enveloppements.
~ Eufin lie depot de la graisse
combattu par la mise en- pratt
que des principles de dietetique ou;
viennent d'6tIe exposes.
Voc; par exemple comment on
procedera:
LIE mdtiR.-La tasse de the GU de
cate avec IN peu de lait, ~IepreseD.
ant EN- totalite environ 6 onces, ct
! peu pes 3 onces de pain.
lie midi.-De 3 a 4 onces de
coupe, de Z a s onces de bout r6ti
On boulili, de veau, de gibier, de
a salade on un legume plus leger,
III peu de poisson 81 Pon en- desire,
nails cult sans graisse, l once de
am on de pudding farineux Tia.
naIs plus de 3 onces,D de 3 a 6
nces de fruits de la saison pour
.essert. II est preferable de ne
'olnt bolre a ce repas; mails dams
IS temps chauds, on peut prendre
a 5 onces dun vim leger.
Lapres,mida.-La meme quan,ite
g cafe GU de the que lie matIn.
Vec tout au plus trois onces d'eau.
t une nee de pain CONNIE conces
ION exceptionnnelle.
LIE soar.-Un GU deux eufs a Ia
'que, L once de pain, peut- 6tre 1
petite tranche de fromage.
'lade ct fruits 3 Z onces de vim
'ec 4 on 6 onces d'eau. |
DIR. j. /. DEsRoCHERs.
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LIE ROSTER De SIMOEE.

LIE ROSTER De SIMOEE.
Il dit:
-Alors vous vons appeiei
Simone?
-Oni; ct ellie a%jouts, ct YOU.
ouel est yotre nom?
Alfred!
Depuis six iours qu'nne simple
clolson separait leur existence les
deux enfants sc vOyaient pour Ia
premiere fois. Simone lie trouyait
tres gentiI, son voisin; c'Gtait bien
un v%oisiu, ellie lavait deyine a
Podeur de tabac Qui penetrate chez
ellie par des jointures dune porte
anJonrd'hui condamnee ct Alfred
toute mlgnOnne, sa vOisine. quill
await aussi deyin6e sans Favor vue
a ses petits pas tres toux, cps allGeS
ct venues legeres qui reve!ent De
suite lie voisinage dane femme.
Appuyes tous deux SUI lie reborl
de leur baicOn mitoyen a un ciuo-
quIeme de la rue des Martyrs. IL
conversation ainsi engage CONT
nua galenent entire les deux Jeuues
gems contents san SAVIOR pourqQol
de Sc trOuyer Pun ct l'autre egale-
ment jeunes ct charmauts. Ellie sc
ponrSulvit meme assez tard tandis
que le sOleil conchant dardalt sur
q ses derniers rayons ct que la
rue s'emplissait dune foule confuse
ct bourdonnante. ii apprit qu'elle
etalt orphelin ct gagnait sa vie a
peindre sur f~aTonce. De Sc SAVIOR |
ainsi tous deux seuls, prives de
famiIle, une grande sympathie na-
quit de suite entire eux.
M~aintenant, de retour de leur
travail, lis Sc retronvaient pressure
tous les soirs a leur fen6tre d'on
Ills Sc disaient de ces mile petits
Ilens charmants qui remplissent
les heures. Qnand le temps, trop
mauvais, les contraignait a roster
chez eux, ills conversaient qnand
meme a travers la porte fermee.
Lui sc plaignait alors de cette
separation.
-C'est ennuyeux, ie ne vous
vols pas, Jaime tant vons voir.
Ellie riait, la petite malicieuse, ct
sougeait:
-C'est plus prudent, vous avez
vingt.deux ans ct moi dix buit.
monsieur Alfred!
Un jour de printemps, c'etait IN
dhmanche, les pierrots riaiillaient
sur les tolts ct des paifums de
f1eurs tralnaient dams Fair. Alfred.
tlmldement demanda a la jenne
file d6tre sa femme. Ellie So :
troubla. devint tonte rouge.
ellie voulait bIen. paimalt
deJa de tonte son anne. Francs. ,
bonnetes tous deux, il s'etaient
,onpris de suite. Dams lie peu =
lu'ils s'6taient dts, lis avaient 81 +
oien appris a Sc connaitre que Pun y
pas n pensee que fautre
devinat aussito5 r
Ellie acceptait done, tres heu.
euse, certaine d'avauce quill feralt
Ia excellent mari, mails ellie
|einanda un peu de temps seule. e.
nent de s'accoutumer a cette id6e CT
'etre a mi. a
&
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
~ = zsgt.sA E9xsr-,Es

Mr.. Thomas All,rrt infnrp,s his e-;o,aI
nd che travelling public that no has mads
acme new arrangements which will enable
aim "%Satiaiy ali thus VIM viii L.anor aim
With 'iInir CUSTOM.
meals titrnisi,ed ~ f.l utpr. Of the davI
oroSKiast - 20 p."iock 4. Il. apd Dinner
,tf 1'"i'rR y Il ~
'"'"''''''' 'ns and w"iifmrIaaei rooms.
""' FEaTF m ~
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oCuiS pfOmcttdnteS ct relevant
, son joll visage vers celui de son
ami, ellie lui dit
-Quand mes roses seront e.,
deurs.
} Oh les mechants petits b~outons
81 longs a s'ongrir. Simone les
epiait maintenant matin ct soir,
couvalt dune tendresse constante.
lenr dormant de reau on les pr4ser-
want des rayons trop ardents dn
sole!i. Sc montrant ~croelle, ele Ia
mtliienre de toutes, enveis les
petlts insectes qni venajent Sc
nicher sur les feuilles.
De Son cote, sit6t qu'Alfred
e~ntentait les ~persienues lie "a petite
annie se fermtr il allait 4 son tour
snrVeliier les roses Tn soiT, il
prit peur devant IA caiese 4 flenrs
don't la tefre semblait d~eSs6cliee.
p Simnne ne laimait pas? 81 ellie
alIalt laIsS"r m0urir exure> de
>fcheresse son loli roster? Bien
vite il coprnt preudre 6e l'eau ct la
repandlt snr Parbuste. II rit ainsi
chaqae soir sans 50 douter Que
Simone guettait son concher pour
farToser egalement en- cachette.
Dun tel eSces d'eau, il arriva
que le roster deperit. Les boutons
qnl preSageaint une ST belle floral
son s'eiiolerent ct monument. LIE
Jour on Sifnone Sen apercnt ellie
Versa toutes Ses larmes. Son
d%eseSpoir fut d'autant plus n%avrant
que Ia veille await surpris dams le
regard qualified attachait u ellie
IN peu lie cette m6fiance inGuiata
que dOnnent les ~tendresses sans
securite. Que faire? Que deve.
mir?
L'amour chez les femmes a wife
falt de trouver des subterfuges ct
lie slen inSpira a Simone une pensee
Ell delicate. Ellie etait
fenrlste. Ellie Sc NIT vaillamment
Touvrage ct bieut0t sous ses Tolls
doigts agiles s'6panouirent
les pins beanx bOntonS du monde.
beanx qu'on men saurait imagi.
ner de parcels.
Les pTemlers rayons du jour les
VT eclore sur l'arbuste sterile.
LorsquIl les apercut, Alfred appela
a Jeune file. Tous deux souriaDt
'e regardetent attendris. lis he Sc
Dafierent pas, mails ayaient.ils
oesoln de Sc parler Pun rautre pour
'avoI tout &c qu'ils ~pensaient,
'our s'assarer que c'6tait la meme
ole douce qui a cette heure faisait :
'alpiter leur c9ur a l'unisson :
Apres les boutons, ce furent les :
leurs Dleu les bellies roses, un vrai :
MIRACLE d'amour! I'm matin de sa
hambre Alfred eDtendit lie petit )
RI trlomphal de Simone. II deyint :
res pale ct ~s'elanca sur lie balloon. :
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osIer on ellie venait d'attacher sa :
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Ellie releva la tete, une tete :
londe, ebouriffee ct plus rose que !
Is roses lie son roster.
Monsieur mon mari, Giles sont :,
n heurs, dit ellie effrontement.... :,
Entoure de soins ct de tendresses.
roster devait MOURN. II mourut.
'ndis que n'ayant rien fat pour !,
Fla ct presGue a leur insu l'amour :,
enetrait peu a peu dams Fame des
grands %enfants. Car Pamour. =
est Famour miraculeux qui croft ;,
4 hasard dams tous les cpurs ct
cesse jamais d'y feurir aIors
l'elIe y tGouve la jeunesse ct IA
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