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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-01
A TOLEDO PASTOR

Lectures at the Court Street Temple.
Rev DR.. E Sohreiber, rabbi at the Re
form temple at Toledo, o lectured last
night before large audience in the Court
street temple on Judaism snd Other Re-
igions." The doctor, a well known author
and writer, Is a forcible orator. He re-
viewed In a most interesting manner the
the religions of antiquity EGYPT, Babylon,
Greece, Rome and others), and demonstrst-
ed conclusively the great infiusnce of
Judaism on the worlds civilization. Tie
doctor uses fine language and possesses
the difficult art to say "multum In psrvo.
He will preach to-day in German, and to
morrow Sunday at 1850 q. m. in English
on Optimism and Pessimism." The pub
lie is invited.
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sheet Mills VIII Not Close.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, June 30.-The wages of
workers in the sheet mills of the country
for another year were settled early this
morning at a conference between the man.
ufacturers and Amslgamatsd association
committees. The tcale of wages was con-
tinusd, but some trihing adjustments were
made. None of the sheet mills will close
and in the departments of the mill gov
erHed by the iron wage scale, now In dis
pute, last years wages will be paid, IN
Guiding 80 for pudding, until an agree
ment is reached In conference
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Yesterdays New BrItain Races.

New BRITAIN, June 30.-Rsin interfered
with the last days racing Of the New
Britain Driving club this afternoon and
the final heat of the last race was not
finished until about 7:30 O'Clock this even
ing. The crowd was small and the betting
light. In the 2:2O class Mollie G. and
Country Boy were backed at 6 to 2 and s to
3 respectively with most of the money on
the latter. In the 1888 class the fight for
victory was hot one between Lizzie AL
most and Fauntleroy, two dead heats being
trotted. This race was the most exciting
of the day but the bad condition of the
track after the rain interfered with good
time. The scores:
2:20 Observation-Disclosures $500.
Country Boy, br g, @. McChesney,
Moiiie G.. M ii' FIJI RR;o;b6iidieau,Leet,
Eiryna, m, ii. Nj. Clark. New
Miss Hunter m, 4. H. lockwood,
TimsNa:asjil,,ia i5 saiN a:aasl sslA.
2:3s Observation-Disclosures $500.
Lizzie Almont, b. m, @. s.
Hough, Plainville ............. dead l dead /
Fauntleroy, CHI g., g. w. Haisht,
Augusta. ch. m, Allen Risk. DeAa 0e'u
New Britain. .................. s 4 s
wards Hartford. ...........,. dist
Time-2:37M 2:Ss 2sSL 2:37Iz 2:37L
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G. d. Hoppin, mayor of Eau Claire,
Wisconsin, and former resident of this
city, Is In the city for 9 few days for the
first time in eighteen years. Mr.. Hoppin
was born In this city at the corner of
Washington and Liberty streets and went
west twsnty-three years ago, his only visit
to his native city having been made eighteen
years ago. Mr.. Hoppin Is very enthusl-
astic over the city of his adoption, but
more 90 over the growth and progress
made In the city of his nativity.
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LIZZIE BORDKN,s NEW HOME.
&c is Situated in the Most Fashion,
BILE Quarter OF Fall River.

st is Situated in the Most Fashiona-
BILE Quarter of Fall River.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 30.-Misses
Lizzie A. and Emma L. Borden have pur-
chased a new home, the old Second street
house having too CHASTITY memories for
them. They instructed their agent,
Charles @. Cock, to secure new quarters
for them and yesterday he purchased
what is known as the Butterworth man
sion, No. go High street. 1t is a three
story house and is situated In the most
fashionable portion of the city known as
"The Hill" The price Is not known, but
1t is in the neighborhood of $4,000
James Butterworth, the husband of the
seller of this property, committed suicide
year ago last April by hanging himself
in the woods behind the Ellsbree farm,
some two miles from the scene of the Man
chester murder. Mr.. Cook, who arranged
the purchase, was the business man for the
late Mr.. Borden.
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WANTED,

HoNPETENT girls for general homework.
- situations furnished free
HOUSEHOLD AUXILIARY
ICES ~ RDssrIflar sa5.s.es
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both VERY ILL.
Commodore Peek and Ills Wife-The
Former Very Low.

Commodore Richard Peck and his wife
are both very ill at their home "u Wooster
street. Mrs Peek -, hoS-v-r, improving
somew hat, bnt Mr.. Peck's death is expect
ed daily.
Captain Fred Peek srriv. in this city at
1:30 this morning ia T-sPoa-e t. q te!e-
gram informing hir of his fs'hrr's danger.
Captain Peck had been gaining lss' week
and hi. recovery bad been hopsd for, but
he bad relapse and is not expected to
survive
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PUTNAM, Conn, June 30.-Mrs. Warren
Webster of Putnam Heights was seriously
injured In carriage accident here to day.
She was driving awsy from the postoffce
when one of the wheels of the carriage
came off and abe was thrown into the
street She was removed to the Central
house, apparently badly hurt, and this
evening was taken to her home in q seriouE
condition. She was badly cut about the
head and face, and 1t is feared that she is
injured internally. The horse ran away
but WAS captured
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His Arm was Amputated.

j. HcGee Ellsworth, Yale student,
whose home is in Penn Yam, n. Y, met
with q serious accident on the green last
night while celebrating Yale's victory. He
was about to throw away a large dynamite
fire cracker when 1t premsturely exploded,
carrying with 1t the four fingers and thumb
of his right hand. He WAS taken to the
hospital where his arm was ampuiated be-
tween the wrist and the elbow.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-01

BRIDGEPORT, June 30.-The police to-day
captured in New Rochelle a man whom
they think is a professional bicycle thief
and who 1t is thought Is responsible for
half dozen bicycle thefts in this city of
late. Last night he took a wheel belong
ing to Michael O'Brien from in front of the
Y. N. G. A. building, right in the heart of
the city. He says he belongs in Chicago
and that his father is a well known lawyer
in Datroit
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WEWANT AT ONCE

ID El.lAhl.R men everywhere 1lanAl or travel
Ia ingD 10 advertise and Eeep cur show CARDS
tackled MP Ga towns On trees ana fences along pub
lie roads; steady work r. your own county SO
q month salary and s. a day expenses oepasifed
50 your bank when starred. FflANCO-GEhMAN
El-E- IR0 Co-.Raz 50. Clnollnatl.o. te21
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Fire In New Britain.

NEW BRITAIN, June 30.-About $3.50
this afternoon fire broke out in stable
owned by Steele Brothers, florists On Stan
ley street. The barn contained two tons
of hay, horse, three carriages, several
sleighs and lot of gardeners tools. All,
including the horse. were destroyed. The
loss will be about 81 900, with only small
insurance. The cause of the fire is not
known. but 1t is thought that 1t WAS start
ed by boys playing In the cellar of the
afahla
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Gladstone Gains a Point.

LONDON, June 30.-In the house of com
mons this evening Mr.. Gladstoue's resolu-
ton that the home rule bill shall be re-
ported by July 81, and shsll be closured in
o.,
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Another bank 10 Go Under.

ORoNo, Ne, June 20.-At a meeting to-
day of the directors of the Orono National
bank, it was voted to go into insolvency
on July 90
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Peach Commissioner.
IARD OF MIDDLETowl
NEW OFFICE,

J. n. HUBBARD OF MIDDLErowN GETS THE
NEW OFFICE
In accordance with recsntly adopted
law, the state board of agriculture in ses-
sion at the capitol yesterday appointed j.
N. Hubbard of Middleiown peach commits
sioner. 1t will be Mr.. Hubbard's business
to look after peach yellows, at IS per day.
He is farmer and ran for congress two
years ago.
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like a heavy dandTuIif which
we undertook to comb OF.
but found that these Jumps
would start bleeding. We
applied to different physi-
clans without success, Cntil
at last tried the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. and by using
your CUTICURA with CCTI-
cURA SOAP, this scaly raised
eruption entirely disap-
peared after three applica-
inns and had M nnnra
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trouble with Il for a year, when il showed up
again. We applied it as before, after which it
has never given us any more trouble: Am wen
pleased with the success we had with the CUTT-
cURA REMEDIES, and would cheerfully recon-
mend them in similar cases
EDWARD kRANICH, Plantsyfllc, Conn.
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A Stomach
Without
A Bottle of
Sanford'S
Ginger
Season
Is a Stomach
Exposed
To Many
And Serious
Dangers
/.
: Containing among its ingredients the p1rt
est OF medicinal French brandy and the best
OF imported ginger. IL is vastly superior 90
the cheap. worthless, and often dangerous
ginEcrs urged substitutes.
Ask for SANFORD'S GINGER and look
for owl Trademark on the wrapper SOLD
everywhere.
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Howard Ave. congregational Churcl

hISn NJUk grove HtAE t IIUsJ'
Miss Laura Pinney has gone to Rockville
for three weeks vacation. Mr.. and Mrs..
w. g. Smith go to the country for rest
next week. NJ. A. Butricks has built 8
cottage at Woodmont. Mr.. Townsend and
family are at North Branford. Mr.. AID
Mrs. Edward Gillette, jr, are expected
home from the west in about two weeks.
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4 BAD SCALP DISEASE
Scaly Eruptions on Head. Bleeding
When Hair Was Combed. Ply
sicians Tried. No Success.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little daughter OF four years was troubled
with a disease Of the scalp II looked at hrss
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-01

boat Colonel Lamont said to the reporters:
81 am in favor of a repeal of the Sher-
man law and don't favor free coinage as q
substitute and the president holds the
same opinion as myself. There have not
been any personal appeals to him for an
early session, or opposition to such from
silver men to speak Of"
Colonel Lamont denied that there was to
be q midnight conference between the
president and New York bankers. He
said that 30 far as he knew Secretary
Carlisle was not coming to New York.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-01

MINIATURES ALA1ANAC. =
JULY.
So sSs s sas:. n0o' 81 ss'' HaH ia %4''H
DEATHS.
ssss 81 Rst sss
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FOR SALE.
EINE two-seat Blackboard wagon; painted.
G Address Visit 20: BOX re.
TO LET,
1oa ORANGE STREET.
FOR RENT,
Two nicely fuI Sss sT Eih beard
- jy1 2tt opposite the lower green.
to- S:- .ssH sE ssSs sfSfnr
FOR SALE.
BUGGY and Iady's phaeton, little used; har-
iess Il 20. BOX 1o77.
Announcement.
PKGINNING July we shall close our store at
m except h9n ssks aSa s sooT
Revolvers,
Fl fishing HE sasls n 11Hess Co.
Don't Drink
A N aquarium with every meal when you can
"a buy q water filter OF Linsley, Root & Co.
for % and 20 cents each. jyl3 5
Screens and Doors
A GOOD stock of all sizes on hand; orders
- OF PAP"1' rrNo1rv poor D. M
Blades of Grass
ENROM tie knives of the 'tAdriance Buckeye
e mower; large driving wheels, long axle,
light draft, automatic balance, self-adapting
Bar s9a s ftssSE Se
Rurrah for the YaIs Boys
Great Bargains CONSEQUENT on
Their Gallant Victory.
Poultry, Meats and Vegetables sold at cost.
Orders promptly delivered to any part OF the
Drawn, Brains and Muscle achieved by buying
E. scHoNBERaER SON,
l,2, Central Market, Congress avenue.
New Haven Savings Bank.
FT1HE semi-annual meeting Of the Board Of
J. Trustees Of the New Haven Savings Bank
will be held at the Banking House, No. 145 Or
ange s street on Thursday evening July 1929
semi-annual dividend appointing auditors, ahd
doing any other business proper to be done at
said meeting. The Bank win be closed as usual
the first week in July for the purpose OF writing
In the interest On deposits and will reopen July |
8, 1873. ROBERTA. BROWN, Treasurer
New Haven Conn.,, June %, 1898. jee7 lot
NOTICE THIS!
Honse on Edgewood avenue for sale; for |
Issl one family; has rooms; connects with |
ssk sewer; $2,50O.
Also house for two families on Edgewood ave
nue.; corner lot 40 feet front; 81, 500. |
RENTS
On Cottage, Stevens Elm, State and York streets,
Sylvan and Grand avenues. Two shore cottages.
Money to loan on real estate.
CHAS. D. NICOLL & CO
81 CHURCH ST. benedict B1dg.), Room is.
Once open evenings from to 8 o'cloch
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cuIlCuRA WORKS WONDERS

CUrIcURA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication Of every erup-
tion, impurity and disease, and constitute tho
most effective treatment OF modern times.
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NOTICE THIS!

A Honse on Edgewood avenue for sale; for
FIJI one family; has rooms; connects with
wv sewer; $2,500
Also house for two families on Lakewood ave
nue.; corner lot 40 feet front; So, 800.
RENTS
On Cottage, Stevens, Elm, State and York streets,
Sylvan and Grand avenues. Two shore cottages.
Money to loan on real estate.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CurTcuRA.
&c., Soar, 2Sc.; RRsoLyKNr, al. PorTER DRUa
AND CHEN. CoRP., Sole Proprictors, Boston,
1s-aHow to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed froc.
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SasixijIa 10 Fave Raaid Transit.

So Building lots on Main, Fountain, West
E& other desirable residence streets In West
vile, for sale at prices ranging from two to ten
sentS per square foot. Now 10 the time to buy.
gor particulars, call ON or address
II. q. Pardoe.
n13tf {29 Fountain street. weatyflle
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a Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc
cure q Good Home.
$50 ONE-TAMILY house, ECO AtwAteR
H# street. House end osra, 90 Auburn street.
Two family house, 400 Orchard street. All to be
aoid lew II sold within ten days. Also for rent
nest noor, 7S Woolsey street; first foor, 10 Now
hail street; liz Portsee street, i2I Porssea street;
30 Congress svsnue, and second floor 20 Auhurs
stySet.
ZOE SO OHuRuB aTREET.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
s House on Edwards street. s4,5oo.
:!I @ Gregory street, $500.
LUZ {" Ferry street, $1,000.
d" Asylum street, $4,000.
Sc Fillmore street, 81, 900.
Lot corner Pine and Poplar, 81 zoo, with small
building thereon.
MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
my3 $50 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
IN Stude nts', doctors or bachelors suites
3i9 OF rooms in the "Gayingtou," a new and
elegant apa- tment house, York street, near
Crown; Convenient to colleges and business;
steam heat; janitor on promises; decorated,
hardwood trim and mantels; handsome bay win
dows; every modern Improvement.
WILLIAM GAY,
ja23 ct On premises 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
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EPI.ES, blaekhcads, rcd. rough. ehapPed, and
oily skin eured by CurIcuRA hoAr.
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WAN IEbs
rooKs, Homework girls. and mattresses q
- families AID botNlk CITY and saasbore.
pei 2st MRS. RAEE, q Kim street.
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0i71ants.

One Cent a Word each Insertion,
hFs cents Word for n full Week,
(seven times1
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~ Neod tof 0tNNflI ltINt blslhs
RAYMOND a. WHTTC0MB,
sae wkAhirgtpz Street. c.poEs< school esFesi,
Bnton- !eAN
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miscellaneous.


NIIINItTN.
AIDES. please take nOiiNc that our remain.
Il ting stock Of ready trimmed bUupsfs and
round hate wall he sod beloW cost.
sess3 tG3 ORANGE STREET.
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FARM WANTED.

IN With stock and tools, in exchange for q
M nearly new txo-family house with mod
.H2x ern convenieEces, well located and near
horse cars, in this city. Would like grass farm
suitable for raising stock, colts, etc. For full
particulars, permit to see house, etc., please call
or address
George A. Isbell,
mv3O 7S7 Chapel street.
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wv III Pai oohC.
-Vous aurez de mes nouvelles
Milan, mes amis.
Ainsi, Mandica Sc trouva seule a
avec d'Esperant ct des
gems qul, tous, etaient a la devotion
de lh6ritier du boyard.
Des Get instant, celui-ci Sc montra
plus tendre ct plus attentionne que
Jamais vis-a-vis de la jeune file, Pen
tourant de tant de soins ct de preve-
nances, qu'elle supporta, sans trop
regretter, rabsence de Serge ct de son
vieux professeur.
Ellie Sc montrait vive ct enjouee
avec d'Esperant qui, neanmoins, tout
resolu quill etait a triompher, de gre
on de force, de la resistance que
pourrait lui faire Mandica, ne savait
trop par quelle transition il pourralt
passer du role de protecteur desinte-
resse a celui damant jaloux de ses
droits.
Lucien sentait bien que Mandica
ne ressemblait en- rien aux femmes
auxquelles il s'etait adresse jusqu'a-
lors J.; puis, Innocence exerce toujours
un prestige de Influence, duquel
meme les plus perverses natures ne
peuvent jamais s'affranchir.
II fallait dependant parler ct agir.
Lucien s'y decida.
Un soir que Maudlca venait de lui
chanter la romance du S0ule avec un
sentiment exquis, que, seule peut-
etre, la Mallbran, egala jadis en- in.
terpretant cette page admirable de
l'puvre de Rossini, d'Esperant prlt
les mains de la jeune file dams les
siennes ct, dardant dams ses grands
yeux bleus limpides un regard charge
de passion, lui dit
Que tn es belle, Mandica, ct que
je t'aime!
En- entendant ces paroles, la jeune
file, qui men comprlt pas d'abor6
toute la portee, n'eprouva qu'unt
surprise legere.
-Je sais, ditelle, que vous ave.
en- effet beaucoup d'affection pou
MOI, ct je vous en- sais gre.
| -C'est plus que de paffection qu'
vous m'avez inspire, Mandlca, c'es
| de lamour.
! La bohemienne Sc NIT 4 rire.
-Vous plaisantez d merveille
monsieur Luciep, mais je ne sui
au'une pauvre file ct vous etes rich
ct gentilhomme.
-Est-ce Ia un motif pour que t,
me dedaignes i?
Non. D'ailleurs vos bienfait
NJ en- interdisent lie droit Mandic;
la bohemienne ne peut dedaigne
personne mais votre rang ct votr
fortune m'interd de vous aimel
-Pourquoi celia !
-Parce que Lucien d'Esperant n
peut epouser Mandica la bohemiennt
Ma seduisante annie, qui te parl
de celia ? repliqua d'Esperant ave
un sourire.
Mandica devint pale.
File voulut retirer ses mains d
celles du ieune homme, mais celui-t
les retint captives ct, dun ton gu
iamais aucun homme n'avait pr
vis-a-vls dele, il s'ecria
Non, je ne puis tepouser, mai
ie taime, ct il faut que tn mappa
themes. .Je me lie suls jure ct t
! n'auras pas a tie plaindre de t'etr
laissee aimer par moi. Fais un rev
d'opulence, 81 conteuX quill puiss
atre, ie lie realiserai Palestri t'offI
les joies du success, 81 til savais, m
pauvre Mandica, ce que coutent
celles qui Y goatent ces ivresses d
la scene, tu y renoncerais ben Wit
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les emploierai, mais c'est ellie qui |
laura youlu.
II V await un mois que Serge ct
Palestri avaient quite Campo Mare,
ct depuis, on n'avait pas recu de
leurs nouvelles.
Lucien ne Sen etonnait nullement.
II await de bonnes raisons pour
celia.
Mais ce silence obstine commen-
GAIT a jeter ure inquietude profonde
dams lie ceur de Mandica.
DEsperant await beau developer
devant ellie les raisons les plus inge-
nieuses afin d'expliquer ce mutisme,
il ne parvenait pas a calmer les
sombres pressentiments de la jeune
file.
Tn matin, Lucien propose Man.
dica une promenade en- trafneau.
II devait aller visiter, disait-il, un
bois dependant de ses terres, qui Sc
trouvait de rautre cote de rOlto,
bois dams lequel une coupe importan-
te devait avoir lieu bientot, ce qui
rendait prealablement sa presence
indispensable dams ce lieu.
Mandica consentit raccompagner.
lis partirent ct arriverent vers lie
milieu du jour, chez un des fermiers
d'Esperant, serf valaque, d'origine
russo, qui s'appelait Nicolai.
Apres lie dejeuner, dEsperant
donna rordre a NicolaI de faire
preparer lie bac qui servait ordinaire.
ment a transporter dune rive q
l'autre de rOlto, lie produit des coupes
qui Sc faisaient periodiquement dams
lie bois que d'Esperant venait visiter
en- compagnie de la jeune file.
Ce bac etait tres grand ct pouvait
supporter un poids considerable.
j -Fals glisser mon trafneau tout
attele sur ton bac, Nicolai, ordonna
Lucien.
Bien, seigneur.
Quelques instants apres, les ordres
du Lucien furent executes.
D'Esperant ct Mandica reprlrent
dams lie traineau, la place qu'ils J
occupalent avant d'arriver a la ferme
| ct Nicolai, s'etant empare de Paviron
fit assujettir rembarcation au potea,
qui servait a Get usage sur rautr
rive.
Des que cette operation fut termi
, nee, Lucien lanea ses chevaux sur Il
terre ferme, ct lie traineau disparu
5 bient5t aux yeux du serf.
/ Reste seul, lie fermier 0ta Sc
chassures grossieres, releva son par
talon au-dessus de ses genoux, e1
malgre lie froid tres vif quill faisai1
passa a que TOlto, a une clnquar
! taine de metres de l'endrolt OH lie ba
await atterri, sans que lie contact d
reau glacee semblat nullement in
t prcssionner sa rude nature.
t Celia Sc passait dams les premier
jours de rhiver.
: Vers lc soir, Lucien rentra seul
e la ferme.
eI -Nicolai, dit-il, tn as WI ce matt
r la jeune file qui m'accompagna;t
ri La file adaptive de votre cousi
, Stanislas ? repondit lie fermier. Oh
ie la connais.
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jure que, 81 tn me desobeis, je
e brise lie crane dun coup de carabin'
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profere cette menace terrible.
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p de leur absence etant lavenir q
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