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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-04


xeanx Ladies' a. enc Ireasurr wac
Rave Eyes ln rhrir Fingers.
Miss Calhoun. ono OF tho most expert
money handlers In tho Treasury Depart
naent - washington, has tho r6mafknbio
record ofcoanting $1,000 coins In . single
day, each coin passing through her hands,
and sodollcatc has her sense 81 touch b.
come that should there b counterfeit
coin In the lot she would detect Il even
when counting a. this tremendous rate.
1 ehe spreads HE coins upon large fIkaa-
/ top desk aud draws them on with tho tips
% hoF fingers, ono. two, three or four 6t
limo, - she pleaBos, Tor her four lnQef1
are All equally educated 10 tho work. Her
eyes have nothing 10 do with tho dotoc-
ton OF false coins. Her fingers do Il ali.
They have becomeao vory familiar with
the exact weight Of true coin, tho icol-
ing OF y and the amount Of its resistance
upon the glass desk that pieco Of annri-
oas geld, silver, nickel OF copper money
attracts her attention instantly.
Tho expert counters OF paper money de-
tect counterteita more BY the eye than BY
tho feeling, though II the quality OF paper
he poor they can toll Il by the sonao Of
touch Mr.. Burnett, the chief Of tho ro-
gemptson division, tells Of young lady
VINO was one day counting money sent IN
Ter redemption, when she threw out I
Dill and won't on with hor count. When
she had completed the count she took up
the rejected bill and examined II closely,
but could zee nothing wrong about Il.
Her first impression, however, Ind been
that II was bad bill, and aho stood By
that impression and gave tho btu % tho
foreman 81 her room. Ho asked hor what
Vas Inv matter with II, and aho said sho
did not know, only she was euro Il was
bad. The foreman put II under glass
and pronounced Il good, hut the young
Indy was 10 positive IN her rejection Of Il
taht he took II TO the chief. That Rentie-
man examined Il carefully and pronounced
II good.
The chief thon took II to the young
lady and asked her why She had thrown Il
cut. She said she could not tell, but she
knew i was countorfeit. Then Il was
sent 70 the two most expert men Ia the
treasury department, and one Of them
pronounced II good, while tho other,
when he carne to IL In q pile Of good bills,
with which IL had been given 10 him,
throw IL out, saying II was bad.
To Aottle tho matter, tho bill was taken
over TO tho Bureau 81 Engraving and
Printing, and the man who had lnado tho
plate applied his infallibie test 10 II and
found that, while the bill WINS almost per-
fectly executed IN every other respect, ono
little line ofAhadinR was about sixteenth
OF an inch farther 10 tho left than u
should be-.
The young lndy's eye had become 80 10
cuatonhcd 70 seeing that shading IA e.
actly the right pinca that, without being
able TO explain how, she had discovered
IT. spurious character, and without being
able 10 give amy reason for Il, she had
stuck TO her first impression. This might
be good cise for those persons to spec-
ulato on who enjoy the analysis or mental
phenomena and the separating OF intui-
tion from the education Of tho Senses
". Y. Advertiser
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I An amusing inciaent occurred at Bondi-
20 recently Wien the opulent Mr.. Lansol
conveyed Sir Charles AMI Lady Halle
down his Ma, "a mine and escorted
/ EN- around tie Lazarus and other
mines. showing the tid-bits OF his famous
.Tom Tlddlers ground" says the Pail
Mall Gazette.
Bforc descendiag tie shaft, according
b goidsyhfnd custom visitors have TO as
sumo somewhat fantastic DISCUSSES 10
ORDER toptoserve tleir cothes THUS In
the lower regions Sir Cuarles was OBJ
served dispoitlng Himself lii close-but-
toaed white canvas shell Jacket, baggy
white canvas trousers and arakish-looking
larrikin hat. while his ever-styIish wife
locked trim despite q blue print cotton
frock, drab is.t tennis elp aud an an
Client pair Of suede gloves
Nenly their most ardent admirers
would have found difficulty In rccogniz-
ing them. Interested and edified by what
they saw tie visitors quite realized for
once that all isnet gold that gIitters. At
the profound depth Of 001 feet below the
eartfi's surface under ordinary clfcufi-i
stances I cir situation might probably
have appeared wierd, impressive and even
soiamn, but clad as they were. everything
seemed drol
Joke followed joke, and at length the
climax was reached by Lady Halle seizinR
couple Of candies; holding one as vlo-
lin and the other as bow, sic led on an
impromptu scherz,, whereupon'Sir Charles
selected the nearest subteTranean APP
pgaach he could get to his grand Broad
1wood--nameiy, u stout old bit OF eucalyp-,
tus, and improvised upon 1t the pianoforle'
accompaniment, fully entering Into the
spirit u tlf fun. il anything could have
pfopitiated Appollo, surely this silent feu
DC joie, this mastery duet minus music,
from out tie bowels OF the earth must
have done so
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Lsher Il Aaa.l.s.. sriias.

The wcrkingmnn neod not complain Ii
Alaska. Three dollars day, with Board
and lodging provided BY his employers,
are miners wages. Indian workmGn M
the mines receive r. day and = iInd1
themselves. The cost OF provisions adds
. dollar q day for each white empioyo 10
the expenses Of the mining company, and
with these items In tho operating OK
pcnsea, any fractions OF dividends snfIi-
ciently prove the richness Of the mines.
Hydraulic mining begins II May and
pEsz AAtH 0Aki.A..Af 49, kssf-As 4iA.,l 49,
situated In snow choked canons, difiicult
OF access, the quartz mills can run all the
year round. Tho great Treadwcii mill on
Douglas Island thunders night and day,
winter and summer, grinding out in the
twelve month"; ending with last May
t769, TG5 80 sufficient answer to ali that
has been said against Alasla,s being Of
becoming great mining country. Har-
per's Weekly.
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pID koI GO on IaE srAeI.


Marrow ESCAPE of . chinese who wee
- Play the skull II ssIIantst.H
n 4 related OF lack IanNrishc, when be
was making small fortune BY giving the
early day residents OF Colorado dramatic
art II. strong nightly doses, that he once
played . memorable "raturn" engage
ment In an interior mining camp, whore
the inhabitants insisted on " Hamiet.n
Now LAngrlshe, being a comedian in
more respects than one. did not Il ali
favor this Shakespearean idea, but I'M
stead tried to shake the natives faith In
the legit by insisting that " Toodles
or g Pink Dominoos would enable him
10 shine to much better advantage.
Hamlet was insisted upon, however,
they wanted Il all, including the ghost
and with Hamlet left In. Accordingly the
somewhat small company was told
70 study up, characters were g doubled
and tho leading man given
chance 10 distinguish himself a.
the melancholy Dane. One prob
lem presented itself. No skull could DO
found for the graveyard sceno. Mr..
LanRrishe represented 10 the committee
who had made the request Tor performs
anco OF " Hamlet that the skull was all
important skull no Hamlet, and
what were they going to do about III The
committee considered. IL was 4 new
camp, with no graveyard, and there
weren't even dead Indians around. Lam
grishe went to bod that night hopeful.
II tho committee couldn't nnd skull he
would have a reasonable excuse for sub
stituting Toodlesn on the momentous
night.
The following afternoon Langrishe
went into q small Chinese laundry to get
his washing. just a. he entered he heard
the voice OF the chairman OF the commit
tee In loud converse with the proprietor
Of tho establishment.
"want TO go on the stage, Johnf''
"Ylesi me iact me bully factor. How
muchee RetteefY
One hundreA dollars, and here's your
stun.
Langrishe collared the chairman Just as
he was leaving,
"What In thunder do you want that
Chinaman forf" he propounded.
The committeeman leaned over con-
fidingly. 'sFor Hamlet, 81 course; he's
going TO play the skull. 2
Play the skull Why, great ALI fred
crickets, man, how can her Al skull Ii not
. whole man. It's head
know II, = responded tho enthusiast,
"that's all he'll be by O'Clock tonight.
Wen have the head for you. We,re goini
TO lynch him-a Chinaman any way.
Wen give him q funeral and all that, or
course"
Il took the comedian an hour, after re-
covering from his horror, to convince tho
committee that head wasn't skull.n
He played Hamlet that night, but the
Chinaman was In the audience, not on the
stage. And the leading man soliloquiEed
whitehead skull Of mule. Rocky Mount
ain News.
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. 1t Ii said that in 4 number 81 penifen-
tiaries a three foot section Of rubber hoeS
Is used for the purpose 81 infiictinr
corporal punishment on recaIcftranf
prisoners. Humanely speaking, the idea
" an improvement on the old cat-o,-nine-
tails and other instruments Of correction.
A few years ago the principal Of one Of
the schools In this city, who had been
complained Of Tor cruelty chastisInR his
pupils, experimental with a three foot
length Of hose, and discovered. much "a
his satisfaction, that he could extract the
most ear-spiitting bowls from bis charges
without leaving single pnrcepfibie mark
on their skins In fact, rubber hose hurts
awfuily but leaves no trace, and this cir
sumstance has no doubt led to itsen1nIov-
ment in penitentiaries as well as schools
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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furpote.
We went fzr 0at on The shining Iakd.
Away frUm the snnset SKY
Wkese he itsht taroaeh The dArkenine clouds
wonli break.
NJ itris boat and l.
<rswed % me further pebply shora
NJ feoe - tae sinking nun.
The clouds followed clcse whom he shcne -
Ana salds me aay i DONE
Then Hight wind came from over ne land
And sonf us toward the sky,
where lay tho clouds with golden band
Ny iittie boat aud l.
The oars lay Idle drffted on,
unheeding where wcnts,
10 page IA q book my thoughts vera gona
Ny boat whore tae prccEes sent
We passed through a clnmp az PUSHES tall.
And my thoughts came back 20 note
How quickly onr course was changed. and al
By rccd az tho bow IL tho boat
said - my boat; " N strong the force
That sends You drifting al6na
Athing 90 slight could not ehsn-e your courel
And make the whole way wrong.
"Bus n ROW cannot safely eaat
Into cur port alone.
Then must guide You. TITLE boat.
And bring you safely hons.
50 we arm no more I'd the crimson light
With face % the sunset shy,
But know that our course h true and right
NJ boar, my heart and /
Evoitn Noble. IN Detroit Free PrcsA
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The slave-dealers extend their activity
even to the very doors OF Biskra. the
headquarters Of the recently organized
order Of the Warrior Monks Of the sahara,
and one Of the most dramatic features OF
the ceremony Of the conservation Of the
monks was when cardinal LavIgerie led to
the altar little brown girl barely nine
years oil, who had succeeded Ia conceal
ing herself. and In effvctlng her escape
from slave caravan passing through the
desert few miles to the south Of Biskra
A sudden movement Of the child caused
her to drop something that she was hold
ing concealed beneath the folds Of her
djabba
The venerable prelate bent down and
raised 1t from the ground. It was small,
dusky hand---the hand Of thellttle girl who
stood best q him. and which In sheer
wanton cruelty had been cut on BY her
captors. Holding 1t aloof, and pointing It
southwark toward the great Sahara, while
with his own hand he raised the child's
arm so that all present could see the
mangled stump, exclaimed, Ia tones which
seemed to ring forth as a clarion:
would to God that all Europe could SEQ
this little hand May 1t serve to direct
your life. En- ayant for God, for France
AMI for humanity Harper's Weekly.
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Legal Tender Dearest Irene, let me
lay my case before you, and you shall
Judge whether am In error in stating ms
claim for years. You know have been
couFting you long time, and by a fair
trial you say you have found me defend
ing that which lis right; Why not then
consent TO my prayer for your hand and
heart, Dearest Irene, ! plead. Do not
say no. Let ms have your answer. Do
not demur.
Irene-I am afra'd, Legal, that you are
too brief, but my decision Is, II you give
security for the costs OF every suit may
order or contract, then may confess
But be made q motion for his hat, and
the arguments were dismissed then and
there. Boston Courier.
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Japansss Good Health.

Surgical operations are very successful
in Japan, and the healing process Is rapid
owing probably to the abstinence OF the
people from alcohol, and their not being
fesh eaters. The Japanese are unsus.
csptible to scarlet feveE and smallpox
which was at one time rife among them,
has been checked and almost extermi-
mated by voluntary vaccination. The
mortality Of Toxic, vast city which
covers 100 square miles Of ground, Ii only
twenty per 1000. The nfant-mortaIity Il
high, owing to the too carly exposure 81
new born children. 1t Is not unusual Ia
see q week-old baby strapped on the back
Of child Of about eight, and sent out IL
be jumbled about as its infant nurse playi
and romps with other children In thu
afrnaf
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During session Of q West Virginia
court = darby was tried for cutting
white man with a razor. His counsel
wished TO prove that tho white man was
the aggressor and that the darby was
physically unable to defend himself with
out weapon. Being duly sworn. q TN
Gle Him. was asked whethor he had evsr
been injured In any way.
!. Yes, sah."
Tell the jury all about Il =
Well, sab, Il was down III Chat,noon ).
RS a wukkin' down dab, an, done fcil
of'n q derrick fell sixty feet. Ibfoke dis
hyah laig, an ! fractured dis hyah<arm IL
two places, and knocked out dem two
teef, and my collar bone was broke. ana &
had three ribs busted; dis hyah yeah was
tore OF, an halter be- sewed on aeinf
an de fac IL, gent'men, d ii hadnM been
for pile O. bricks dat sort o. broke nv
fall, I'd a been liable TO be hurt serions. =
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SUPERSTITION WON.


He hkneW That the sails MD Not spill
| Twice FOR Nethne.
wns walking with Jones the other day
when he suddenly stopped,
For Heavens sake h6 exclaimed
with avid face, why dldnt You krer
me from doing thatfs
.Doing wbatfv l asked IN complete
nstQniEhmcnt.
wWhy, from walking under that Inddcri
It's tho most nniucky thing Ia thetMofla
70 walk under ladder.
"Nonssnser l declared, and Jones
looked gricvcd but hold his peace.
That very night at supper Jones' spilled
his salt, and he cast at me look Of dis
may that would have been comicai but
for the mental anguish II expressed.
In tho neighborhood Of twelyethat very
night was awakened BY Jones we were
bachelor friends and occupied tho same
room.
What's the mattcrgn said !.
Don't You hear itfn naked Jones in q
perfect agony, with the point az his
peaked night-rnp nodding over his face
IN the most detected manner Imaginable.
Al that moment did hear liza long,
unoarthly howl from q neighborsa dog.
My own blood chilled for Mn Instant, aud
X =
What OF itsn ! asked pettishly.
What Of it3'' repeated Jones rcproach-
fully. why, IT'S one OF Tho worst signs
In tho world. Somebody's going 10 dia.p
The whole noighborhood hears that
dog, returned, and | can't sec why
the dickens yon want 70 worry about all
creation. Go To sleep and be sensible"
! can't 70 70, sleep. I'm 80 nervous
and ildgety I'm going to have some bad
luck, now sou see"
81 Look harot I'll bet you the cigars
that you have ran o. good luck inside
81 twanty-four hours.n
"Pli just take that bot, said an0s in
hopeless voice, and ! turned over and
went tQ'Aleep, while he walked the room
all ii ~ Ii
The next morning at breakfast Jones
dropped HIS knife. Later on he tipped
over bis salt again. Then ho fell down
the steps as we started away, and finally
tore his coat on a protrnding nail In the
gate.
" I've had unlucky signs enough to
oyerwhelm me kherei did you 400 that
crosa-eyed man pass us2 That means
calamity, calamity he gronned
On the next corner we met De Smith, a
solicitor. .
MIR. Jones, ! am eoFFy indeed TO b
tho bearer Of bad news, but
Jones turned white snd fell agalnst the
fence. W.
But what3n he Egasped.
We'll, your grandmother died this
morning
There, sighod Jones, turning to mo,
what did tell yon, SniffksnaY Those
signs we were taking about can be de-
pended on every tine.
ssAnd left You si0,00oip continued De
Smith.
:" You owe me the cigars, my boy said
Icalmiy, as Jones hraced himself up.
Wait. Did she leave any one any
thing elscfn
YES. She remembered your cousin,
Ned Huston, by Reool go, 900"
"Go0d luck, chr said Jones turning To
me once more; I've been looking FOR.
ward 10 the $50, 900 for the Inst ton yenrs
and here's what get. That's blow be-, Il
tween the ribs, old fel There's cigar
store. Come in, DO Smith. It's on Bnsfi.
kins. Detroit Free Press.
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There are few things more amusing
than to watch toad submitting to thu
operation Of back-scratching. He viii
at first look somewhat suspiciously at ths
twig which you are advancing towards
him. But after two or three passes down
his back his manner undergoes marked
change; his eyes close with an expression
Of infinite rapture, he plants his foct
wider apart and his body swells ont to
nearly double its ordinary size, as II TO
obtain by these means moro room for en-
joyment. Thus he will remain until you
make some sudden movement which
startles him, or until he has had as much
petting as he wants, when, with pun Of
regretful delight, he will reduce himself
TO his usual dimensions and hop away,
bent once more on the pleasures OF tbs
chase, Boston Gazette.
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wanted but one RnIe.

A man, lille fishing suddenly fell into
tho water. A acknowledgements Of benevo-
lent aspect promptly helped him out, laid
him on his b.ck. and then began to scratch
his head In a puzzled way.
"Whatss-the matterTs asked the by
ISLANDERS why don't you revive him1"
There are sixteen rules to revive
man. and know EN- all; but cant call
to mind NhIca comes frat
At tiiisNpoint the rescued man opened
his eyes and said family: lis there any
thing about giving brandy In the rulesr
YES"
Then never mind the 6ther fiftsen.s--
London Figaro.
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4 Ead Mixture.

Theadaptation ofacertain newly fedged
M, D., to his profession was under dis
QUESTION. While many qualities possessed
by the gentleman were conceded to be de-
sirable, the extreme deliberation VIII CHI
characterized his every judgment and
action was counted que stionably so.
g Still, y argued one with friendly inter
est, " that very trait, suppose, would
tend to make careful, reliable physician.
Probably, when Mr.. b came to con-
clusion, 1t would usually be- correct
one"
/" Yes" replied another, thoughtfully,
abut it seems as though the diagnosis
would get sort Of mixed up with the post
mortemn
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Measurement Of weight by the astone. h,
lays writer, arose from the old custom
farmers had Of Weighing WOOL with :
stone Every farmer kept large STONE
It his farm Tor this Purpose. When I
iealer came along he balanced plank ON
top o. q wall, and put the stone on one
and and bags Of wool on the other until
The weights were equal. Az firet tha
stones were Of all sorts or sizes ara
weights, with the result that dealers 10
wished to make q living had to Sc re-
markably knowing IN their estimates 81
them. But the many Inconvenience
svoived BY this inequality eventually RS
suited in the stones being made 81 4 uni.
form weig ht. newcastle Chronicle.
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The noisiest spot on earth Is said to be
the Pribylof Islands, in Behring Sea, the
home Of the fur seals. From the LIST Of
May to the 1st Of September the fights to
. finish between the seals and the savage
wooing OF the older ones create deafen-
ing noise, the laundering Of the Falls Of
Niagara and Yellowstone being as the
murmurink Of brook compared to the
tumultuous uproar which may be heard
during the summer.
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W.. . a

IN hall In Glasgow there was alecture
on Marriage and After. 2 The lecturer
said that men, should kiss Their wives a.
they did when they were year Of two
married.
W hen the lecture was over an old man
went home, put his arms around his
wife's neck and kissed her. Meeting the
lecturer next day he said:
& It's no CO."
aWhat isn't9', Eaid the lecturer.
Wees, said the man, when kis~ed
my wife she said: What's gone wrangN
WI ye, ye auld fool yei, - Boston Globe.
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Ethel. Mamma, can God see into the
room when the curtains are pulled downi
Mamma Yes.
Ethel Can he when the blinds are
shutf
Mamma Yes.
Ethel (paraiyzedl Well, isn't be !
Iookeri- Somerville Journal.
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natter L.ts Thar Nsrsr.

"WhAt do you mean by disturbing mo
At this hour OF the night2n said an Austin
doctor, angrily, TO darby who woke him
up at o'clock in the morning.
~ Jess allowed, boss, dat yer was 50
busy yer didn't hab time ter tend ter poor
folks in de day time, so / lowed I'd jess
drap in after supper. Texas Siftings.
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sn.nleIon Aronard.

Neighbor- What a nice big express
wagon your papa has bought you.
Boy (gloomilyl III wish he'd got me a lit
tie one.
aWhyf"
Sim afraid he'll wantme to haul some
thing with this. Good News.
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Quack-So You prefer me to DR.. Bfnf
Mrs. Muiiigan Och, indadc, doctox.
dear, ye're dale better than the other
snld 'umbug. Harpers' Bazaar.
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHNlCAlITlES

which have so long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, and while it does
not contemplate many sense the accept
ance OF any applicant not safely insur-
able 1t recognizes The fact that large
number Of risks usually declined can be
safely insured at an increased premium.
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium,

The pIiscipal Y !, ~ .aat applied
b. - - - ss{Gc. the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
avoids also the
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MID Winter Excursion-500 genuine So Seal
slA NUNS tor Si.5O, EUGENE Z. HERRING next
door Geo Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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Offers life Insurance on the most liberal
and progressive terms and entirely de-
void Of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among insurance companies generally.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution tina.
places all its risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance OF charging
each policy holder a premium equitably
rroportioned to the risk assumed This
Is the 2
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered to the public, as the rate
charged Is directly in proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all. Ahile none but those safely In
surable are accepted ahe
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from IS cents to $685. at ID. M,
kILMERS on King street.
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We wvni tzr mi on he shining iak6.
Away irusn the sanset SKY
whese ne iisht taroaeh The dArksnine oioat
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DURDETTE says You must not forget that he
ID gives a useful Xmas gift in the way Of
Dictionary with every purchase Of - 90 or more.