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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
Making rhsm All Feel Good.

Laudablc as the desire TO make every ono
feel pleasant Is, there Is point beyond
which 1t can scarcely be commended. Sam
Bassett was one OF the hardest and best
workers in Greenyille. and in harvest time
he earned large wages by hiring out" as
he had no farm of his own, TO the various
farmers who needed extra help. Sans
chief fault was his apparent inability tore
fuse to DO anything for any one who asked
him.
Once when farinhands were scarce one
man had secured Sans services at the be-
ginning OF the harvest. The first day,
while the two were at work, another farm
er came up and asked Sam to help him the
next day.
"I'lI see what ken do for ye," said Sam
encouragiDgly.
Presently another farmer came along,
asked the same question and received the
same answer.
The farmer for whom he was working
was somewhat indignant and amazed at
SANS evident intention to assist three
different people OH the same day.
SAM" said he, what do you cal'late TO
dor First you promised to help me tomor-
row, and now you've agreed TO help two
others. What do you mean"'
"Oh, WE'LL" said Sam easily, II like to
see folks go off feelin good; treat 'em all
alike, that's my motter, when it comes to
talkin. AS fer work, I've got to tote my
wife over to Slowtowp tomorrer, an you
can settle it betwixt you three whichll hav
me next day. Jest make it pleasant all
round"
And with smile Of universal good will
Sam returned to his task, evidently feeling
that his method Of adjusting a delicate
matter was above criticism. Com
Danion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Chicago wheat
market was a satisfactory one TO the
bulls so far as strength was concerned.
A good number OF bearish items weiN
disregarded and the market closed with
net gain OF i5aSsc. for Dec. at 7iNsaA
after selling between T0'NG7iM.
Corn was active. excited and consider
ably higher The market was somewhat
unsettled. and fluctuations were frequent.
The opening was aSdM over the final
figures Of Saturday. The price soon broke
NC when the market again rallied, SELL
ing up fun cent FOR May and 1hNl%
for the near futures, receded X, advanced
T. and closed with a net gain OF 1kQ1M.
Oats-There was n good trade and
prices advanced N01h, and closed at
about the top.
The speculative market for provisions
ruled strong and high early on the adj
vance in live hogs at the yards and the
boom in wheat and corn. The volume Of
trading was light, but there was a steady
Enforcement all around and a more
buoyant feeling was apparent than for
some time past. Later the market con-
tinued strong, but very htt'e was done
beyond a few transactions in ribs. oct.
pork opened &c. higher, improved Doc,
the market closing with the full gain OF
35c. recorded. Lard closed i5@2O higher.
Ribs for oct. closed 27i5 better than
Saturday.
Chicago cash quotations-Flour firm at
slight advance. No. ? spring wheat GIA
an: No. . red. G7i40#; No. corn, Az;
No. 2 oats, 26l4aM mess pork. 16-25Q16ao;
lard. S.50dSG0; short rib sides, lO"o9
1925; dry sailed shoulders, 7259I5O;
short clear sides, 9.75Q10 Whisky liz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
An Electric Tan.

The electric fan has come TO be such an
indispensable element of comfort, If not Of
existence, during the summer months that
new and improved forms are constantly
making their appearance. One OF these
adds the very decided recommendation OF
extreme economy TO that Of efficiency Its
first cost, with battery complete, is small,
and the cost OF operating il afterward Is put
at pa cents all hour. 1t is claimed that the
battery will last 10 weeks without renewal
at one hours work daily, or 10 days at
steady operation Of ~ hours per diem
1t is designed 10 be suitable for the parlor
or dining table, being both ornamental and
noiseless 1t will not drop grease on the
tablecloth and carpets. for its bearings are
self oilinU and carry on their own lubrica-
ton without Ioss Of the lubricant. The
whole outfit packs up in small box and
can be carried without inconvenience
New York Telegram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

In Mr. Bayard is vested the copyright OF
the story of the two western cowboys who
had been to hear a lecture on Junius, and
one of whom subsequently imbibing too
much whisky straight" got at last into
the lachrymose state of inebriety, and SIT
ting up in bed passionately besought his
companion to tell him who writ them let,
tiers to Junius" Nor would he be pacitied
till the other cowboy assured him that he
knew Junins very well and that be had
made him present OF the letters In ques-
ton, which bad been securely locked up In
the hotel safe by the clerk in the office be-
Lowe. A. Sala In London Telegraph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept u.-Flour steady,
western superfine, S1.90Q2lO; do. extra,
2.25q2. 10; family, 3OOu5.35; winter wheat,
patent, 3.50d3.75; spring do. 400Q4.20.
Wheat nrmer; no. red spot and Sept,
G93.Q7k: oct, 7ONQ15; Dec, 73sg7f1s'
steamer No. 2 red, G6laaG7. Milling wheat
by sample G7q70. Corn frmer; mixed
spot, 1880; Oct. 4sAG49 White corn
by sample, 80; yellow corn by sample,
50d5f. oats stronger; No. . white west
ern, 3GdA; No 2 mixed western. 3242.
Rye dull, No. 2, 51052. Hay steady;
good to choice timothy, Halls Grain
freights weak, steam 20 Liverpool per
bushel, 2lkd. Cotton per 100 pounds, 23c.;
-four do. 13c. Provisions firm, unchanged.
Butter firm; creamery fancy 2Gd27; fair
to choice, 23Q25; imitation, 20q22. Pea
nuts unchanged Other articles un-
changed.
Virginia Consolidated % bid; n. c.
stock, IS asked; Il. & O. sw., first 103
bid; third incomes. y asked. CONSOLE
dated Gas bonds. 1.09la bid; stocks, 5I15
ass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
c1osINa QUOTATIONS Of
M0NEl.
,.,ioes and Sales at tho Richmond To-
t.cco Exohange-Internai Revenue
calIections-foreign Aaviees.
vsw YORK STOCK MARKET.

,.ruC YORK. Sept, 1.-THE Stock
~, AZ the opening was Influenced
ha,-,r prices from London and the un-
W nc government crop report Tor
ia'"r, the early transactions there
sI~ seeline OF 2ia per cent. In Ameri-
F-' 800 ia Ia ST. Paul. ~. in 3. q o.
lsi II. ,ar cent. in u. J., Northwestern,
sh' "a Reading. The selling move
N. ,o,oe4 suddenly when II became
-, mat the decline ala not prlng
t'i', ~, ,tooks. and when II was turther
nat neither the government crop
te'" ,.,r the heavy loss in earnings by
..otison and -. Paul roads had any
Ii, holders. The strength OF the
tst was lnexpllcable 70 the average
l- ". vho had figured that the falling
,ba condition OF the crops. not TO
@ o. - moor railway earnings, would
"a. q, "A low range OF values on the
~ Exchange. The general character
,.ts buying and the extent OF the pur-
49, FOR the bears TO cover late In the
80 uuder which process Manhattan
ye8 up 81 20 1873, Cordage preferred
., Cd. 80. Paul and Omaha preferred,
y, 10 points; Edison Illuminating. "a
+. o-1. Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred,
10 l. and the remainder OF The list
.-ehere from ! 20 per cent. In the
!. hour number OF the issues promi-
.-,i In The rise receded y to ia per cent.
ssies 10 realize profits. At the close
80 market was steady at the reaction.
-s total sales were 272OOO shares.
ssb.treasury balances: Coin. $52,2i3,-
nm. currency. s7,574O00.
NEW YORK, Sept 1i.-Money on call
t.s been easy, ranging from 10 4; last
I'm al 8 and closing offered at s. Prime
-ranille paper. Sal2 per cent. Bar sill
,.- 74K. Mexican dollars. 59k. Sterling
rr.hange IS weaker. with actual business
(, bankers bills at 4.S2R0S3 for GO
ssr. and 4.S5l0A for demand Posted
rates, 4S3aS6ls; commercial bills. 20
laws. IS04QS1M. and demand, 4.SihQ&.
government bonds firm. State bonds
i.u. Railroad bonds strong. The sales
N silver 1T the stock Exchange to-day
ue-s 10000 ounces at 75i4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

llChMOND IOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, Sept. 1l.-No offerings of
tobacco al auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day,
very light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections, bright, % hhds.; dark, .
hhds.; reinspections, bright, 1 hid
dark, hhds
Jones. Meals, Farmers, Wilson's.
Crenshaws, Old Dominion, Shockoe.
Dayenports. Allegheny. and Seabrooke' $
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts, Z packages; deliveries. II pack
ages.
L. S. Internal Revenue collections
for the city of Richmond. Va, to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes, S165.70; plug to-
bacco, s2,4133S. Total. S2579.0s.
There viii be very good offerings of
loose bright tobacco at Davenport's ware
house tomorrow.
our Colonel d. Y. Cooper, OF Hender-
son, n. c., and Major Jack Turpin. Of
Cincinnati o.. are In Richmond to-day.
The Petersburg Record OF Saturday,
Sept. 8, 1898, says:
The following will show the movement
Of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses;
Farmers inspections, II, receipts, 10,
Centre. Inspections, 10, receipts, 1; Oaks.
Inspections, 2l9. receipts. 0; Moore's. in
spections, 10; West HIN. 0. receipts. !;
other inspections. 0. Total, inspections,
259. receipts. IL.
The Fecqpts Of hogsheads received
above are sold as loose.
Total inspections from the LIST Of Oct,
1892 10 Sept. sth. 1901 2.ss9. Same time
last yearA 2,9eo J. d. Mculloch, In
spector.
Alex Harthill reports the Louisville,
KY, tobacco market on Sept. 8. 1893,
as follows. to-wit
Offerings this week were 30 hhds.
more than last week. and consisted OF
common. medium. and good flllers-both
red and colory~- all OF which met with
d steady. active demand al an advance
all ABOUND. ranging from 1c. to Be. Der
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ARRIVED
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Charming NJ. Robinson.

Mr.. Claiming NJ. Robinson, an old and
well-known citizen. died yesterday from
a stroke Of paralysis, received Sunday
afternoon while on a visit TO Forest Hill
Park. He was brought home in an un-
conscious condition and quietly passed
away about ii 80 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Robinson was son Of the late An
thony Robinson, who was in his day a
prominent banker I'm this city. and was
a brother Of Or. T.. r. Robinson He was
born here fifty-three years ago and has
lived all his life in Richmond and vicinity.
He leaves a wife but no children. his
funeral will take place from Monumental
Episcopal church this afternoon at .
n clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-Flour active
hfmer; winter wheat. low grades. 1851
20. patents, 3.iOQ40O; MINI. clea1- 2.5OGD
800; patents, 40oG445. Southern flour
Qwet, nrm; common TO fair extra. 21OQ
$40, good 10 choice do, 3.15a425. Wheat
higher but quiet; No. red store and ele-
yator 72Hgh; anoat. 77%a4. Options
Amy active and lhgls higher; No. 2
lel closing: sept, TN; oct. 1888; Nov.
,'e Corn, family active. frmer: No .
800 elevator; 0Oa5l ahoat. Ungraded
mixed, 4Vi5QA. options advanced 185dls..
D.oo,slns hrm and more active. Sept.
"a Oct.' 49h; Dec, 6O9s. Oats higher.
al'ni options fairly active. firner: Sept
oS' oct BPS; Nov, 32& spot No. .
''34ooi No 2 white. 37G3s: mixed west.
'il' "'tte"i; while do, 37041. Beef firm.
gnet' family. loQl2; extra mess. 1904
- Beer hams steady 1T.5O. Tierced
Gtiet city extra Indian mess lSd
,, W meats quiet, firm; picked bellies
--s p shoulders. 6&Q7; hams. lOdfl;
-+-ss nominal, lard duh. irmer: west
steam closed at nominal. Options
-.. 7ales renned nrmer; continent. $40.
% Corn fairly active, firmer; No. 2
A. 30; compound, 7Aas, Pork hrmer
.-'y active; new mess, i675Ql75O. Cot
"l-seed oil quiet, steady; crude. snQ3l.
}elow, 8TQRS. Petroleum quiet, firm.
"osin more active, firm; strained com
mon 10 good l.O5Ql1O. Turpentine quiet
stAdy. 29H030. Rice firm. active; do
Isue, 8&Qia Molasses. foreign. nomi-
.. New Orleans, open kettle 10 choice.
,''aS; quiet, steady. Peanuts quiet;
'-..y hand picked. $685.. Coffee. op-
firm Closed irregular, 5Q25 up.
~, RIO firmer. quiet; No Z. 17N Sugar.
'-D quiet. firm; fair refining. 3; refined
1'l.e hrm; No. g. 4&4f5-1G; standard
~ o S-l6q5%; graduated, 3-160H
'.fnts Liverpool market firm, easy;
'''on "a; grain. 2Hd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
MARINE INTEL1IGE ,CE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. II. 1898
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1898.
ARRIVED
Schr. Thomas Booze, Endicott, Phila-
delphia, coal, s. II. Halves * Co.
Schr. Jennie Tomlinson. Tomlinson,
New York. kainit, Richmond Chemical
Works.
Schr. VIM. Layton, August. Rappahan-
mock River, can goods, John Adams,
manager.
SAILED.
Schr. Warner Moore, Crockett Boston
via Newport News. COAL vessel Curtis
& Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Sept. II, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore Bennett, Baltimore, pts-
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond, Dole, New York, passen-
gers and general cargo.
Chatham, Foster. Baltimore, passen-
gers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Chatham, Foster, Boston via Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond, Dole, New York via Nor
folk and Newport News. passengers and
general cargo.
Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
NEw YORK corToN MARKET.

CIV YORK. Sept. 11.-cotton quiet;
"as' 81; Orleans, Sik sales, 1913
~. low middlings. 1916; good ordin-
III - Futures closed steady; sales,
81. bales. Sept, s.O7; Oct, SIT; Nov.
r Dec sac; Jan, SIS; Feb, S.67;
NJ, 500 April. Ssf; May. s03.
,a,.t" YORK, Sept. 1.-THE total con-
rlel cotton receipts reported to-day
4. an ports were 0.5S9 bales: exports
s., ' s, continent 1.76s bales; stock. 2si,-
h. e''es. Total 80 far this week: Net
t.f.p's, l5.On bales; exports. G. r., POI
'''.'' Continent. APIS bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Sept. 11.-Flour firm; pat
ent. 300Q325; fancy, 24092.50; choice
p15q225. Wheat higher; Sept, 635s
oct. 633s; Dec, 6SM Corn firm. higher
Sept, 3slA; oct, 3SA; Dec, 371s. Oats
strong and higher. Sept, 251a; Oct. 25M ;
May, 31&. Pork now selling at Il; on
orders, 17.25Q50. Lard prime steam, ST.;
dry salt meats, shoulders 79s; longs and
clear ribs, 103s; shorts, lis. Whiskey,
10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Oats. No. .
mixed. 20. Corn. No. . mixed, 45. Whis-
key steady. 1.12. Flour steady: spring
patent, 3.90q4Ip; family, 2.75Q3.00.
Pork steady; mess. 1925: clear mess,
1850. Lard. SlAG& dry sailed meats
steady: shoulders. Q; short rib sides,
i0c. for partly cured 1914 for fun cured.
Boxed short clear sides. 1O& Bacon
steady; shoulders. 10; short rib sides,
10A. Wheat omitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
GnAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. September II, lsn.
Offerings Wheat. SEQ bushels. Oats
30 bushels,
bushels.
mixed COc. to Csc; shortherry 5sc. 10 IS. No.
2 red Sc. TO sc Corn-Nhlte, prime Virginia
(bap lots. SOC. TO sic. No. white. soc. TO Sic
no. 2mixed iSc to 49c. Oais-Winter for seed,
30c. 10 C. No. 2 mixed 3lise. to &c.. No.
mixed, SOC. TO Bic. Rye, sc. 10 5,c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

J.E. Baker is in favor OF dropping the
name New whatcom" and employing
that of wha;oom, and as starter he pro
poses the emitting of .he New" on all let.
ter heads, billhesds. circulars and adver
tisements. All tho newspapers In Wash
ington persist in ignoring the "New." as
no new" city in America. save New York,
ever amounted to much.-whstcom Re
veiiie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
Grow from moro 10 more,
And moro Of reverence with it dwell

anu llOlb VI itNCAtHNc WIN ~ 0NSAA-
Mr. Buchanan has disclaimed reverence.
About his knowledge we need not speak.
He has truth with him, no doubt, when he
says that he has scarcely met one indiyid-
ual who has not deteriorated morally by the
pursuit Of literary fame" To pursue fame
instead Of art, to begin by announcing ones
intention to be laureate, is indeed to I'M
derstand literature in the wrong way. Lit
erature is her own reward, and though
fame may be pleasant II she comes men are
really drawn TO letters not by the wages,
but by the allurements Of the muse. The
world" we conceive, is perfectly capable Of
speaking well of a man without demand
ing the price of praise, and that price posi-
bly, his living soul" The world is not like
the devil ia a story Of witchcrait. 1t does
not want anYbody's soul. 1t wants in
poetry charm, grace, nobility, fire, thought
the art Of Shakespeare and Scott, OF
Southey and Wordsworth, Tennyson and
Virgil, of men who, though crowned by
fame, kept the bird in their bcsoms, who
won recognition without fighting for it,
who had knowledge and had reverence,
who are models of excellence, as we be-
lieve, in other things, as well as in letters
London Saturday Review.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH Sept g1.-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened and closed at
26c. for regulars; sales, 800. Rosin firm;
sales 1000. Quotations., b. C. and d.
90; e, %; :. 100; 6, los; h. lis; I, 1.40;
k. 1.Sj; m, 20j. Window glass. 1916.
Water white, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

Discussing recently novel by woman
writer. a clever man said concerning its
love passages. "A woman writing q book
makes man propose the way she would
like him to. or the way shs would. not the
way he does"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

Nov. 4 1894: Nov-Dec., 1906; Dec
Jan. SO buyers; Jan-Feb.. ~ value:
Feb-Mar., 4 so buyers; Mar-April, ~
buyers; April-May, 4 44d5. Futures
closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

a.. ~ LhPOoL, Sept. il.-NooN.-Cot-
a. prices are frm; American middllng.
saIes, 5000 bales; specie and export.
49, oalesi American. 6.iOO bales; re-
gyw' 1900 bales; American, 1850 bales.
STEADY, demand good, middling,
4 ~ s.. 49,, oct. 4 3OQolQ32: oct-Noy''
10 ~ S'gSl932; Nov-Dec., 4 32asl 0s2ass:
- - an. 35q34Q35; Jan-Feb., a5ls3Gal
800, Feb-Mar., 4 S7Q3sg89; Mar-April.
sgs1o4si; April-May, 4iai2a43 Ten.
s s.'t 100 bales new dockets. and 200 old
~, I, M.-cotton. american mlddling.
~ al good lniddling. AZ: middling
y,ly' nominal; low middllng. a 7-l0:
80 ordinary, 4 5-i6; ordinary. 4M. Sept.
V'SN sellers; Sept-oct., 33q3i; Oct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, Sept. 11.-Rosin steady;
strained. 10; good strained so. Turpen-
tine firm, % bid. Tar steady. 90. Crude
turpentine firm; hard, LOO; soft and vir-
gin, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

It is not ignorance which Stays the most
victims Thousands who know perfectly
we'll how they ought to live have not the
strength OF mind to carry ont thsir knowl-
edge in practice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept FIXTURES
steady; sales, $500 bales. Sept. 795;
Oct. 100; Nov. $40; Dec, $50; Jan,
S.33; Feb, 81; Mar, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
Literature and It's Followers.

Literature is not necessarily an ennobling
profession. "What can ennoble" a number
Of people not born TO be magnanimons'
Nothing can; neither can the blood of all
the Towards nor the profession of letters.
But it is not the blood nor the profession
that is to blame; it is the individual. Lit
erature is profession in which knowledge
ShOuld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12

CHARLESTON. Sept n.-Turpentine
firm at 25c Rosin firm at SOC, good
strained.
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ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
CHARLESTON MARKET.

ATLANTA, Sept 11.-Cotton steady
rs; receipts, % bales.
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,,vs OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

fame. hayeth
Is
metw in
the that
and
soulstrins W. the "Covenaners
-, orrvr MEREDITH Robert Lord Lytonl
n
nAnbas hnung
what the mao adxturs romantic thought plus fertility OF
With
dlaNsu"
-, pr.ss, By Ralph irony scHREIsR
thsc
b
OF 'n houshfl "Dns'
Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
n,.cV REALTY. TN Prsss) BY ANNA sxwrII-

@o' . horse feensiy tenn
popularity
an.sI
and posses wae have who sssx
nj mast Of TO antmAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
BY TX. MARVEL donald q. Mitchell.


How agreeable n his how quaint
"o" humorous philosophical, pathetic and charming
LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME Beautifully illustrated
with the
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l. THE REyEREs OF RACHELNR. OR R0NK OF TIE HEART

THE REVEREs OF BACHELOR; OR, BOOK OF THE HEART
~ Dy TX MARVEL donald G. Mhchell)
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pha pahse an. ss% eS Si SSSf from " %
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The s H Eng r. battle
this edition in outline
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new work by Barrie author the Scottish classic The Little MIN
every intelligent er ' OF hSSsas
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THIS masterpiece OF Hawthones full the imaginative charm Of romance
perhaps pu@s pscs poetic al
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