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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
PplI.i.aL ENTITY AND PRIVATE
FRIENDSHIP.

a irrespective paragraph IN the New
Yoek Continent anent the adjournment
of she New York Legislature reads:
Tine last scene in the State Senate was
a. touching one. LiuSOn gave Fassett
watch. SaxtOu presents silver set to Can
TOR. swords We're beaten into plowShareS,
and cur statesmen. ike the Roman augurS,
smile together To think that they are of
du-v and need keep up the pretense OF
partisanship no longer Then down comes
the curtain. 20 lift ain next January upon
the next performance Of the grand annual
farce.
But L may not be 4 grand farce,
Notwithstanding it may appear so TO the
superficial observer. There are such
things as intense political enmity and
warm personal friendship combined,
and the fact marks our advance in
civilization That men can now differ
i'm opinion and as public men appear
ready e Gy at one anOther's throat
.u contend'ng for the advancement of
their respective views and AT the same
,.me remain warm personal friends
proves tina, men now respect each
others opinions, and respect each
other right 10 hold varying opinions.
IL shows on honest respect for honest
convictions. 1t is better state of
things than prevailed In our earlier his
TORY wh,u political enmity was usually
accompanied by private hatred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

resources. The fifteen million dollar
reserve which he held prior to the in
surrection is exhausted and he has no
sources of revenue.
Reassuring advices have reached
bankers here from ST. Petersburg, stat
ing that Vishnegradsky, the Russian
Minister OF Finance will not withdraw
the balance held here and in London.
Three hundred million roubles in gold
are deposited in foreign banks. The
minister's decision ought to relieve the
financial tension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Expulsion of Jews From Russia

Moscow, May 1O.-The decree sus-
pending the expulsion OF the Jews
allows years grace to Jews who do
not own real property, and two years
grace to those who do own real property.
As the suspension Of the expulsion de-
cree is not likely to have any percep-
tible effect upon the business inconven-
fences attending the expulsions, it is be-
lieved that the suspension is merely a
forerunner of the resembling OF the eX-
DulsiOn decree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
More Damage by Water Than Fire.

New YORK, May 1O.-A fire visited
+. IL. Leggett * Co.'S. wholesale gro
GERS. ut the junction of Narill and
Franklin streets and West Broad way at
$3.50 this afternoon. Before the flames
were gotten under control, $500, 900
damage had been done TO the stock and
$50. coo to the building. The stock was
insured for Il half million dollars. and
the insurance on the building could not
be aScertained The fire broke out on
the top floor OF nine-story building
and was kept from working its way
down below the eighth story. The VOL
uue Of water THAI had 10 be poured into
the building TO effect this was immense,
two water towers with their tremendous
avalauches Of water being poured into
the building ~ The same cime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
BASE BALL NO res.

The House and Hermann Juniors de-
feated the Howleytown Growers on the
Level yesterday afternoon by score OF
"a to 81 Battery for Juniors,
Craver and Brewster, and Powell and
Burns for Growers.
The Howleytown Growers defeated
the Cement Grinders by score OF 20 to
s. The battery for the Growers was
Powell and Burns, and for the grinders
Kenney and Gray. Umpire, Carney.
The Howleytown Growers defeated
the Graveyard Stars yesterday morning
on the Howleytown grounds by the
score Of 80 to II. Battery for the
Growers, Coppinger and Burns; for the
Stars, Kinney and Gray.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Balmaceda Must Surrender.

PARIS, May 1O.-Advices state that
President Balmaceda, after offering TO
treat, changed his mind upon hearing OF
the sinking of the War-ship Blanco En-
caada The leader of the anti-govern-
ment party say their losses on the sea
will not affect their final victory. Bal
maceda must surrender within three
months, because of the collapse Of his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Will Reduce the DIst,nc.

The proposed branch railroad n b,
built by the p. r. r. from Salt Run -
Gould's will be four miles in length h''
will reduce the distance from the w..
to Wheeling twenty miles. The ro,i
will also go through rich coal fields ,ri -
options have been taken on coal art,
by supposed agents of the railroad COM
pany. The branch will connect The r
& p. with the Panhandle. Statbm,jn,
Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
rar DANCE OF CONGRATULATIONS

Hou. CuAUNCEN +. BLACK, writing
to- the New York World, keS occasion
10 expose the very serious danger of
Capitalization OF government with
which the Republican party has been
threatening the country ever since that
party existed, taking for his text the
following from Mr. HAEEISoN'S Gal
weston speech:
II have always believed that il was one
az the undisputed functions of the General
Government to make these great water
WAYS which penetrate our country, and
these harbOrs into which our shipping
must come 20 receive the tribute of rail
and river. safe, commOdiOuS and easy OF
access. The ministering care should eN-
tend 10 cur whole country"
The above" says Mr. BLACK, lis
tine living kernel OF the Presidents
speech e. Galveston, which, il will be
found in the long run, comprises about
the whole Of the message Mr.. HARRI-
SOY imagiueS he has Tor his country
men. The extract contains the entire
gospel o. Federalism. II presents all
that may be said and all that ever was
said in behalf Of uureStraiued, rich and
splradE Central Government, rs against
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Death of Mrs. Mary 4. Da,,

A special telegram to the Rye,.r.
received last night, announeed -
death of Mrs. Mary A. Darrab =, v, .l'
residence of her daughter, Mrs We II
Vanschaack, at Undertook. \ y
Mrs. Darrah was very well know, / |
Wheeling, the family having Resided g.. .
many years on the east side of CbarliSO''
street, north Of Twelfth, and her d y.,,s
will be much regretted. W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
ANUSE n r. MIS-.
ALONE IN LONDON TONIGHT

7 AIONE IN LUNDUN IO-NIGHI.
This great melo drama will commencs
a two nights engagement at the Grand
this evening. This company is headed
by VIM. DeShetIey who supported Cora
Tanner. and is said to the best that has
appeared in this drama. The scenery
is fine and the situations the most excit-
ing and interesting Of any melo drama
now before the public. This play has
had biz run in all the cities of Europe
and America, and no doubt the audience
will be large at each performance. Seats
are on sale at Weir's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Business and Pleasure.

PARIS, May 1O.-Mr. James Gordon
Bennett has returned from his winters
sojourn in Nice, and has arranged a
service OF road coaches between Paris
and st. German. The coaches will be
under the care Of gentlemen drivers in
Guiding Mr.. Bennett, Messrs. Tiffany
and Ridgway and two French noble
men. The fact that the passengers
must pay fare puzzles the French sport,
ing gentlemen. who are unable to un'
derstand how business and pleasure car
be mingled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

THE New York Herald has in work
ing order its new SeXIple press and with
its assistance ninety thousand He0ldS
car now now be printed in an hour.
More power to the Herald, The REG
tsrER isn't as big as our great New
York contemporary, but the progress
il is now making in this line is proper
tiouately greater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
To the Pacific Coast.

Go to California via the through lines
of the Burlington Route, from Chicago
or st. Louis to Denver, and thence over
the new bread guage, through car line
OF the Denver and Rio Grand Railway,
via Leadville, Glenwood Springs and
Salt Lake-throngh interesting cities
and unsurpassed scenery. Dining car
service all the way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
THE NEWS OF THR DAY
The Garrison Murdarr

The Garrison murder trial will
sumed this morning, on the az oe fe-
Judge Campbell from New Cumbe,,-.' u
About the first thing done Will y', and
have the jury taken to the scene Ys %
murder, on Eleventh street. but wS Dl tls
this will be done before or sfrne'hs'
case is stated by counsel, wa, no, ~, Tie
certain. last night. 4ul:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

Tx report of the committee OF the
New York Presbytery appointed to con-
slider the charges Of heterOdoxy against
Or. BRIGGs. sustains the charges and
and advises a trial. There is minor
ity report which dissentS. New YORK
seems % be the seat Of religious war in
this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

\ LONDON dispatch says: "lf appear
ances count for anything, the British
workman IS better off now than year
ago. despite the American tariff law.
Oh. 1hat We could say the same OF the
American workman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

ISCENDlARIEs have attempted for the
sixth time to burn the same tenement
house in New York. These incendiaries
should be treated as they are in many
country districtS-Strung up to the near
as, thing over which rope can be
throw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

FAY TEhPLEToN denies that she is
the wife OF HOWELL. OSBORN whose
mothers will shut him out in case he
married at actress. Miss TEsPLEroN
certainly ought to know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Have Come TO stay.

Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes are no exper-
iment. They are THE shoes for this sea-
son. We are not getting novelty prices
for them, but selling you "A trst-claSs,
reliable shoe, Dongola, Fox, Atwood
Top, Plain or Patent Leather Tip, for
50. 90. J. ii. LOCKE & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

CENTRAL America has two promising
revolutions on hand. South America is
full OF war The United States has one
or Two little war-clOuds on ice. This
hemisphere is coming to the front.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
ABBOTT People
Daily Chronicle of the Movements IT H..
dividnai-.

DAILY ChrOnlCle Inc ~ -
dividnais.
w. T.. Parker, of Amos, W. Va, is reg
stered at the Stamm.
j. j. Moore of Jacks Run, w Va, IS
stopping at the Stamm.
Ira W. Kinnie. of Bethany, was among
the arrivals at the Stamm Yesterday
Thomas Smith, of Warrington, was 4
late arrival at the Stamm last night
j. S McCoskey, of New Martlnsyille
stopped at the Behler yesterday.
A. =. Muckley, OF Bethany, was among
the arrivals at the Mcclure yesterday.
w. B. Mullins, Of Logan Z. H, W. Va.
was registered at the Mcclure yesterday
w. B. Post, Of Washing; on, Pa, was 20
the city yesterday, and stopped at The j.
Lure.
ID. Shaw, of Tyler county, was a Weal
Virginian registered at the Behler yc'Ieg'
day.
Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Louis Laskarls and
family.
wife. of Charleston, stopped at the Hoe
Windsor yesterday.
William de Shelly, manager, and SIX
members Of the alone in Lordon' com
pany are quartered at the Hotel Behler
Fred. j Edley, of the South Side, WHO
has been travelling for Il Cleveland dry
goods house, visited his home here yester-
day
i. X. Hall, Esq, the " Unknown ator-
ney of this city, and tie s@ mt secretary
of the Board of Ed CO. N, leaves Cd
Wednesday OF this week Ior Denver, Coi'
where he will enter into copartnership VIII
Sylvester Williams. Esq, formerly o.
Wheeling in the practice OF law. Mr.
Williams already has quite an extensive
practice, and Mr.. Hall enters his new
field of labor under most uspicious clrcuI-
stances, being also well acquainted VIE
several Wheeling people located in mat
section. While many will regret his de
rarture, all will unite in wishing Mr. Han
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

A GERMAN manager advertises for
actors and actresses who can swim.
They must travel by water in Germany
a good deal. Here actors who can walk
are necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
TERMS:

TERMS:
rEE yEAR ET MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID
3AILY. Elk days in the week. 10 W
DAILY. three days in the week............. 1 W
DAILY. TWO days in the week. D W
DAILY. one day in the week..............' "
WEEKLY, one year, in advance ......'.'''' l W W
EEELY, six ths...............'.'.'' "
DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
DAILY, per week, 20 be paid weekly..---'-' 10
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week. 10
The DAILY will De delivered by carrier ia
ANY other city or town st..........-....-'' 10
single Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY &c. D
LEICESTER, embracing rs sererGt edaf'onS'
:. .EtersG a. ne P0sto6sce ia Wheeling, ~ FG''
as ssc04d cess matter.
butes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
So cents yer inch.
3-CoRREsPONDEScE CONTAINING INFORMANT
NEWS SOLICITED FROM EVERY PART OF THE SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Pennsylvania Lines.

Excursion to Louisville, KY, for the
Scotch-Irish Congress, one fare for
round trip. Tickets will De sold May
18th and 18th and will be good TO return
until May 10Th. 6,S,11
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

Rrv DE-. TALMAGE'S sermon at
Brooklyn yesterday will be FOUND on
the second page of this issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Pittshurg NAY Frstlyal.

May 18th to 10th the Il. Il .. Com
pany will sell excursion tickets FROM
Wheeling to the May Festival, AT P.il''
burg, at 50. 65 for the round trip
357lO o. L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

REMNANTS Bavarian Beer proved to
be very popular. The orders received
for same could not be filled as fast asre'
ceived. The Company are now ready to
fill all orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

YESTERDAY was lovely, but tribe
hot.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-16

Ellie errait lentement q trayers
ce petit appartement OH ellie await
passe tant de bonnes heures, avant
de connaItre Arthur du Pommeval.
M"ins expansive que sa s9ur, ellie
await toujours Ell IN goht prononc6
pour Ia solitude, ct ellie aimait q
s'enfermer dams ce mid frais ct
coq"et Oh personne ne venait la
tronbler. Ellie = restalt des jour-
nees entieres 4 dessiner d'apres de
vieilles gravures on a peindre d'a
pres nature des tlenrs qu'elle cult
vait ellie meme, dams de bellies
jardinieres, present de Foncle
Armand.
SOnvent anssi, il lui arrivait de
s'accouder a ga fen6tre ct de SOU
bIirr loDgtemps a regarder ce
payssge fait a souhait pour le
plaisir des yeux: au premier PLAN
les grands arbres du pare, Plus
lOin le BeuvrOn aux eaux claires,
81 an fond, bien au della des toits
d'ardoi>e du Fougeray, la cnaine
de collines bleues qoi barrait phori
Eon. Ellie n'6tait pas romanesque
CONNIE sa seur; ellie n'avait aucun
gO0t pour les aventures; les
iencontres an fond des b0is ne la
tentaient pas, ct Fincident de la
roche de Lemon l'aufait laisse
froide. Sa po6sie d ellie etait medi
tative; ellie r6vait un bOnheur d Cd
guise ct ellie entendait Ia vie dune
autre facon que Germaine. Ellie
rfservait son crur, de peur de Il
placer a In legere. Avant d'aimer
ellie vonlait 6tre sure d'6tre aimee
| Et CO n1tait qu'apr6s avoil
longnement 6tudi6 le caractert
lTArthur du Pomm6val Qu'ell'
await repondu aux avances tre
marqnees du roi de la jeuness'
elegante darcy. II lui plaisait, mai
elletenait a le METRE q Yepreuve, e
6preuve await etc favorable a ce
heureux garcon. Jamais, quo
quill Ell dit, Laurence n'avait p
douter quill eht concu pour ellie u
amour respectueux ct discre1
Encore moins await ellie pu soul
ennner quill songeat q Germaint
Et peu a peu, e'le en- etait venu
; l'aimer, sans s'avengler pour Gel
, sur ses imperfections. Files lie
voyait fort bien, ellie sentait qu'
manquait d'6"ergie, d'esprit d
conduite ct de fixi,e dams les id6es
que, livr6 4 lui meme, finirait pr,
bablement CONNIE son pere q,
s'6tait ruin6 par vanite provincial
Mais tous ces defaults, ellie les Il
. pardonnait, parce qu'elle 10 croya
loyal ct bon; peut- etre men
!. n'6rait.elle pas fachee quill les eli
parce qu'elle esperait Pen corrige
}, Ellie SO fattait quill lul sacrifera
ses gohts, ct ellie Sc faisait ur
joie de lie convertir. Tn pretend
: plus parfait n'aurait pas pu /
procureur cette satisfaction
ch2re a toutes les femmes. I
Pommeval d'ailleuis lui laissa
70 entrevo,r quill aspirait a vivre {
% Ia vie de famille, phiver a Par
!" l'et6 a Ia Germoniere. II Sc ~
&c qualt des faux plaisirs ct de rexi
- tence vide des jeunes fons qui |
- comprennent pas que le vrai bo
70 heur .st dams le marriage.
~ CONNIE il &tait sincere an nome
on il parlsit, Laurence await cru
70 81 profession de fol, ct s'6tait ju
" de n'6pouser que lui. Ellie matte
u DAFT plus qu'une occasion pour
permettre de So declarer, pour
40 engsger meme, ct pour ouvrir 8
NJ cnur a "a mere ou'olle So reprOch;
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No. AZ

la t6te quand il s'est empare de Ia
bride de mon cheval; ma sHnr
emport6e par Ralph galopait sur Ia
route, ct mon oncle etait encore
loin. Roch aurait pn m'enlever
avant qu'on vint a mon seconrs.
Et il ma sniff de le regarder pour
quill baissat les yenx de lui
commander de partir ponr quill
disparht. Je mai rien q craindro
de Get exalte. Au premier mot
dedaigneux que je lui jetterais,
sill oubliait ce quill est ct &c que je
suis, il tomberait a genonx, ct il
me demanderalt pardon. Et puis,
Ia levee du Beuvron est an bout dn
jardin, q deux cents pas d'ici. Isl
j'appelais, on m'entend'ait de la
maison ..d'ailleurs, j'emmenerais
Belt.
N'est-ce pas, Belt que tn me
protAgerais.
LIE danois montra ses dents
blanches, en- grognant doacement;
c'etait CONNIE sill await repondu,
en son langage de CHEN: compte
sur moi!
Laurence raisonDait ainsi pour 90
d0nner du courage, mais ellie SEN
TAFT bien que ce projet d'excursion
nocturne 6tait une folie dangerenso
ct qu'elle risquerait tout au moins
sd reputation en- s'aventurant,
seule, a pareille heure, sur IN
chemin ecarte, s'aboncher avec un
vagabond qui bravait les lois ct les
gendarmes.
| -Je m'exposerais inutilemens,
pensait ellie. Roch ne viendra pas.
Roch ne passe pas toutes ses nuits
a observer ma fen6tre. II ma pas
w De signal. Comment al je pu
croire quill Sc trouverair q point
nomin6 sur la rive du BeuvrOn ,
La vengeance que je r6vaig
m'echappe. Personne ne troublera
Ia securite de NJ. du Pomm6val.
Laurence, resignee, allait s'6l0i-
gner de la fen6tre lorsqu'elle vit
briller un feu au bout du jardin.
Ce n'etait qu'un point lumineux,
mais ce point s'elevait ct s'abaissait
Acknowledgement.
II a apelcu ma lampe ct il me
repoud quill est Ia, murmura-t ellie.
Je me trompais. II attendu
sans SO laser, ct il est pref. II
tient 50 promesse, lui. Ill me don
nerait "a vie, ST je la lui demandals.
Et je recompenserais son devOne-
ment heroique en- lui laissant croire
que j'ai donn6 lie signal pour 10
METRE a Pepreuve ct pour me
y moqner de lui Ce serait presque
l'autoriser a venir ln'appeler sous
y ma fen6tre ct a escalader les murs
= pour arriver jusqu'a moi -.et il le
> ferait .aucun obstacle ne rarrete.
Non, je ne yeux pas etre la cause
= dun malheur ou dun scandale. 81
IL mon oncle lie surprenait cherchant
e a forcer une porte, il le tuerait dun
e coup de fusil, ct sill le rencontrait
9 dams la maison, il me soupconne-
/ rait de " avoir introduit. Mieux
= vaut aller au devant du danger Que
9 de rattendre ici.
Viens, Belt!
= Ellie retira precipitamment 10
lampe, aIluma une petite lanterne
lt qui lui servait le soir pour traver
% ser le long corridor on lie vent
II soufaait plus que de raison, e'
le jetant IN manteau sur ses 6paule,
.. ellie ne glissa hors de So chambre
= ct ellie s'achemina sans bruit ven
et l'escalier de service.
\ LIE CHEN la prec6dait en- mar
chant avec precaution. Ii avai1
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le leurrera de promesses qui men
gagent 4 rien, ct flnira spar le
cong6dier. II Ell sera pour Ia
; honte de m'avoir trompee; ct il e1
soufirira dams son orgueuil. Mais
ce nest pas assez. II faudrait le
frapper dams ce quill de plus cher
| ...lui enlever cette fortune qui lui
a peryerti le cDur. II Sc croft tout
F; permis, parce que le hasard Went
de lui jeter des millions. Sill retom
! bait dams la mediocrit6 d'oh on
accident 'a tire, il sentiralt toute
'amertume du ch&timent. L'h6ri.
tage. .c'est pherltage quill faudrait
lui faire perdre. let mon Oncle
assure qu'on ne le lui contestera
meme pas.
Laurence s'etait approchee de Ia
fenetre ct regardait tristement les
espaces qni s'etendaient devaDt Ia
maison. La mutt 4tait assez claire
pour qu'on distinguat le cours do
Beuvron marque par une Tongue
trainee de bruno.
-Et pourtant, reprit.elle, c'est
Ia que ce boh6mie1 w Mme
Vignemal echouee sur la berge. >.
Etait ellie mortei lui seul pourrait
le dire. let sill disait qu'elle vivait
encore au moment ou il Ia vue,
tout serait remis en- question. Mon
oncle a declare tout ! l'heure que
M. du Pommeval n'avait plus 4
craindre que le temoignage de
koch Ferrer. let 81 je vOulals, Roch
Ferrrr parlerait. Ne ma il pas
dit, dams le bois du Tertre, quill
etait pref faire tout CO que je lui
commandments :. let il ne tiendrait
qua moi de rappeler Ill guette le
signal ct 81 je faisais briller une
lumiere aux Wires de ma chambre
il viendrait sur la lev6e qui est au
!. bout dn jardin.
:; Laurence s'exaltait en- parlant
ct peut.etre pour s'enlever q ellie
i, meme le temps de la rtfexion, ellie
prit la lampe qui brhlait pres DIT
!. lit ct la posa sur pappui de Il
fenetre.
q LIE CHEN danois SO leva ct vim
a frotter son museau cOntre la mali
$ de Laurence, Gui venait de deplace
il la lampe.
e On aurait lure quill comprenai
; la gravit6 de cette action tout
J. simple. Ses yeux intelligents e
ii doux semblaient dire 4 sa maitIesse
?. je suis pref a te suivre partout ct
ii te dffendre contre tous.
it Bile aussi comprenait qu'el
e faisant lie signal attendu par /
t, braconnier, ellie venait de s'engage
r. dams une mauvaise vote, ct que C
it premier par pourrait Ia mener plu
le loin qu'elle ne voulait aller.
u Corresponds avec Roch Ferre1
ii Get insolent Bohemien qui avai
81 l'audace de Palmer, c'6tait deja S
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