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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24

Thursday. and he wishes TO ioin the par
Namentary group Of Jcw-baiters instead
OF occupying. as formerly. a seat IN the
visitors row. The congress will consider
also Liebermaun Won Sonnenberg's grow
ing friendliness with the conservatives
ana VIII act upon a motion TO expeu him
mus marking the party's independence OF
the conservative groups
since entering Strassburg as governor.
Prince Won Hoheulohe Lanclburr has
been in maze OF dinners bai1s and re-
cepuons. Some Of his receptions have
been attended by old Alsatlan families.
who before had hel4 aloof from the Ger
man officials. The cmperor's example In
buying a chateau AT Urville has done
much toward Germanizing the Reichs-
land Now. whenever an old French fam
ily offers property in Alsace or Lorraine
for sale. a wealthy German turns up
with the purchase money Within "a few
years scores of fine estates IN the neigh
horhood of trville and Metz have been
sold to Germans. by irreconcilable pro-
iestors who wished TO move to France
The new governor has bought line hunt
ing estate near Zabern.
The spy mania In France has stirred
German feeling to the boiling point The
trial Of Dreyfus. the expulsion OF Won
Cassel and the sentencing OF Won Schoen-
beck last week have been discussed with
declaration Of the French ministers that
Dreyfus had no relations with the Ger
man embassy are regarded as unsatis-
factory in face of the repeated assertions
Of the French press that the sole docu-
ment on which he was convicted was
stolen from the embassy. The Paris
journals insinuate also that Count Mum
ster tried TO induce the French govern
ment to drop the prosecution. although
ia "a TR.. oh
against Won Cassel rested solely upon his
association with Won Schoenbeck. and the
case against Won Schoenbeck rested solely
upon a map without lines, resembling a
plan of the French fort works. The
coplous dispatches from Paris on the three
cases have been read here with such avid
ity as has NOT been evident for years.
The few trustworthy accounts OF events
in Paris show fully that French suspi-
clon and hatred Of Germany are again at
the flood
The Kreuz Zeitung said on Wednesday
that full chemical analysis of Standard
oil Company's exports showed adultera-
tons. The United Press correspondent.
after following an Independent line OF
inquiry. ascertained that the whole hub
bub about this oil originated with Herr
Pohl of Mannheim, who buys exclusively
from the Columbian oil Company. He in
formed the government that the Roths-
childs were negotiating to combine the
Standard and the Russian oil companies
In order to create worldwide monopo-
ly. Herr Pohl asked that In the interest
Of the German consumer the government
grant a subvention for heavy purchases
from the Columbian Company. This
course. he said, would check the monop-
oily He advised also that the govern
ment build tank boats to bring the oil up
the Rhine. The government approved this
plan and advised him to have a subven-
ton bill drawn up and presented in the
Reichstag.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
A BIG NAN HUNT IN BROOKS.
Seven Negroes Reported Killed by
Posses Of Whites.

The Lynchers Searching for the Black
Murderer of Joe Isom-Three of the
Negroes Killed for Refusing to Di-
vulEe the Murderer's Hiding Place.
The Murderer's Wife a Prisoner in
the Hands of the Mob.
Quitman, Ga, Dec. 23.-Ihe posse in
pursuit of WaverIy Pike. the murderer
Of Joe Isom, an account of whose unpro-
voked murder appeared in the Morning
News yesterday, last night and early this
morning killed three negroes, and reliable
information is that the total number of
victims is seven.
The negroes known to have been killed
are Sam Taylor, Eli Fraser and Harry
sherrad. Taylor was Pixies step-father
and the other two negroes, his close pals.
all of whom were supposed to know of
Pixies whereabouts. If these negroes
knew they refused to tell, and the PEN
atty of not telling was death. Pixies wife
was seen to slip into his house at 4
o'clock this morning. She was supposed
10 have known where the murderer was.
and every effort was made to make her
dvulge. The mob still has her securely
held and may succeed in making her tell.
The negroes killed, those mentioned above,
were all shot down on this side of the
Ocopilco creek, about ten miles above
Quitman.
The report is that a second posse, which
was securing the woods north of the Oco-
bar
This wholesale killing is terrible, but
the people of that community have had
terrible provocation. Hardly three weeks
ago, Tip Mauldin, a respectable white
man, was brutally murdered on the pub
lie road in the same neighborhood by two
worthless negroes. The people were
greatly incensed over this murder, but the
law took it's course and the murderers are
now in Jail awaiting trial. Numbers of
negroes exulted over this murder and even
went so far as to hold a war dance a few
nights afterward around the spot in the
road where the murdered mans life
blood oozed out. This of course, enraged
the people still more. and when Isom, the
best citizen in the community, was nur-
dered by one of this same gang. the pent
up food of rage and vengeance was
turned loose.
All Of the negroes killed are those inti-
mately conected with Isom's murderer
and supposed to be aiding in his escape,
or were in the gang which held the exult-
ing war dance over poor Mauldn's life
blood.
The arresting and falling of Mauldin's
murderers had no suppressing or restrain
ing effect on other lawless negroes in the
neighborhood Mauldin's murderers
themselves have no more regrets for
their deed and no more compunctions of
conscience than a dog. Every day they
can be heard singing and laughing in Jail,
happy and unconcerned though the gal
lows is staring them in the face.
The posse which did last nights terrible
work is still banded together doggedly and
determinedly looking for Waverly Pike.
The record of tonight and tomorrow
remains to be seen. Brooks county is
aroused. The wholesale killing of negroes
not directly connected with Isom's muir
der is severely condemned and it is
hoped that the avenging mob will do no
more of this mad work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
GOV. Hoaa AFTER FLAaLER.
He Makes a Requisition on the Gov
ernor of Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec. pa special
from Tallahassee, Fla, says Gov Mitch
ell has received requstion from Gov.
Hogg of Texas for Henry NJ. F'lagler Of
st. Augustine, the railway, hotel and
Standard oil magnate Mr.. Flagler and
other Standard oil magnates have been
indicted in the Texas courts for violating
Hogg is deterndned to bring the indicted
millionaires to trial. Some time ago he
forwarded acquisitions to Gov. Flower Of
New York for John d. Rockefellow and
others who reside in that state, but Gov
Flower refused to honor the requsitions
Gov. Hogg now turns his attention to
Henry NJ Flagler, who is citizen Of
Florida It is said that Gov. Mitchell win
honor the requisition."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
A SUMMER HOTEL BURNED.
One of Wilmir gton's Suburban Resorts
Goes Up in Flames.

wilmington, n. c., Dec. 25.-The Island
Beach Hotel, well known summer re-
sort situated on an island known as the
Hammocks, between Wrightsville and the
beach. eight miles from here, was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. The building had
about $50 rooms, and with its furnishings
cost probably $4,000. It is said to be in
sured for nearly one-half its value. The
impression prevails that the owner VIII
change the site to the beach, very close
IN the ocean.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
FLYERs TO FLORIDA.
The Coast Line vestibule to Begin Run
ming Jan. z.

Washington, Dec. BIT is announced
that the New York and Florida special,
which has been a feature OF southern
travel for several years, will be put in
service again this season over the Atlantic
Coast Line, the first train running Monday,
Jan. T. 1t will leave New York daily ex-
cept Sunday at 43O O'Clock p. m, and
Washington at 1O:4s. arriving at Jack
sonville the next evening at 7:O5 o'clock
and at ST. Augustine at 8:15.
The service of the New York and Flor
ida short line limited train, operated over
the Southern railway, leaving Washing
ton at 1905 .. m. daily, will also be i'm
proved by the addition of Pullman dining
cars between Charlotte and Jacksonville.
beginning Dec. 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
ENaLAND's TRAIN WRECK.
Thirteen Persons Killed and Seventeen
In the Hospital.

London, Dec. &.-The accounts of yes
terday's railway accident near Chelford
still vary. The most trustworthy report
IS that the high wind started a freight
car down grade on sidetrack and sent
Il into the main line as the Chelford
express passed. The freight car drove two
carriages off the track and the next three
carriages In the express were tumbled
after them Thirteen persons were killed
and seventeen are in the hospital 4he
rest have gone home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
MAssILLoN's MINERS.
The 1,1oo Men in Summit County Ex-
pected to Strike.

Akron, O., Dec. 2S.-The judgment of the
board of arbitration in the Massillon dis
trict has not been accepted by the miners
of Summit county, and yesterday about
LOO miners in this county, all of whom
are affiliated with the United Mine Work.
ers, and it is expected that the other men
will join the strikers. The principal
mines now affected are these of the
Brewster Coal Company Lakeview Coal
Company and a half dozen small concerns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
TWO CHILDREN sMoTHERED.
Their Parents Wero Out Doing Their
Christmas Shopping.

Toledo, o., Dec. 23-Charles Clarke and
wife, living in Utica street in this city,
went down town last night to do their
Christmas shopping. Their two children,
a boy and girl, aged and years re-
spectively, were put to bed before their
departure. A fire broke out and when the
department arrived the children had been
smothered to death by the smoke. The
parents did not arrive home until an hour
after the dead bodies had been found, and
are frantic with grief.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
CONDEMNED MURDERER ESCAPES
He Was to Have Hung Friday for Kill
ing Father and Son.

Wichita, Kas, Dec. 23.-Oliver Jewel,
one of the worst desperadoes in the In
dian country and who was sentenced to
be hanged on Friday next for the muir
der of Tom Arnold and his son in the
Cherokee strip, escaped from the Wood
ward Jail last night. Two or three hun
dred officers and citizens of Woodward
and vicinity are searching for him' but
he will probably get away, as it is GER
tain that his friends from the Indian
country aided in his escape
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
ATLANTA's FAMOUS JACKPOT.
Will McElwin Brought Back for Prose-
eution in the CUNNINGHAM Case.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 2S.-It is risky BUSH
ness to help open the festive Jackpot in
the good city of Atlanta. year ago
there was a select party at the Aragon
hotel John ID. Cunningham, secretary
of the populist state campaign commit
tee during the late campaign, had his leg
pulled to the tune of 81. 800. He squealed
to the police and most of the money was
recovered for him. Tonight VIII McEl-
win, of the participants in the famous
game was brought back from Norfolk.
Va, for prosecution, he having made his
poitce
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
Catholics Ordered Released.

warsaw, Dec. 2S.-It is reported that the
ozar has ordered the release of all persons
SohVlcted of resisting the military who
we're sent to Krosh to close the Catholic
tlureh. The brutality of the military to
me Krosh Catholics caused the pope to
Sehd a protest to the late czar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
Evans, Majority e45.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 23.-John Ruhm,
Jr and John T. Latin and L. L. Terry,
the special committee which has been go
ing over the tally. sheets poll lists ETC.
on fIe in the secretary of states Office,
nave figured out that Evans wins by 645.
The democratic board gave him 7iS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
FIGHTING IN MADAGASCAR.
Three Hovas and One Frenchmen Re-
ported Killed.

Paris, Dec. 23.-A press dispatch dated
at Tamatave. Madagascar, says that
sklrmish between the French troops and
Hovas has taken place at scanariana,
and that three Hovas and one Frenchman
were wounded. The government denies
this, declaring that hostiiities VIII not be-
gin till the expiration of the period set
in the ultlmatum.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
Drevg,,s Reported Dead.

Paris. Dec 2S.-There is an unconfrmed
report that Capt Dreyfus, who was sen
fenced yesterday for treason, has killed
himself in his CELL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-24
start Of the BIonheim

London, Dec. 23.--The cruiser BIenheim.
with Sir John Thompson's body, sailed
from Portsmouth this morning at S.'45
o'clock.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1894-09-29

blond ct, en- le regardant attentive
ment, on decouyrait en- lui les indi-
ces de Ia consumption, de cotte ma
ladie qui, depuis sa naissance, Pavait
rendu lobjet des soins les plus ten
dres ct les plus continues de la plus
devouee des meres. Son pere ct plu-
sieurs de ses parents etaienl morris
de la consumption, ct la pauvre veuve,
ell pressant son fills ct sa file sur
son sein, Sc disait en- tremblant que,
probablement, ellie les verrait mou-
rir du NAL qui les await rendus Or
phelins.
Les medecins consultes avaient
conseille le climat de lTtalie ct Nine
Castel, pendant huit annees, await
habite une charmante villa, situee
aux porte. do N~.ie-- s2.-as, ,..--
que Percy cut atteint sa dix-septie-
me aimee ct Alice sa quinzieme, IN
tendre mere, en- les voyant tous
deux 81 bien portants en- apparence,
crut lie danger disparu ct les rame-
ma a la Louisiana, on de graves in
terets 10 rappelaient. Nine Castel
etait tres richie ct ne reflsait rien q
ses enfants. A la demande de Percy
lui-meme, ellie lui accordait une
pension de cinq cents piastres par
mois. LIE jsune homme pretendait
aimer q Ia folie les chevaux de cour-
Sc, les regates, que sais-jea ct sa
mere lie croyait aveuglement
Certes, ces cinq cents piastres
n'auraient rien etc pour Octavia ct
La Miette, mais Percy, sous un pre-
texte ou un autre, savait Sc faire
faire de temps en- temps un cadeau
de quelques centaines de piastres
par sa mere, ct de plus la bourse
d'Alice lui etait toujours ouverte.
Ensuite Gina ct lui savaient bien
qu'en cas- de necessite il y await les
usuriers juifs qui, bien certaine-
ment, avanceraient au jeune homme
toutes les sommes don't il aurait
besoin. lis savaient de plus que,
dams trois ans, il entrerait en- po :
session dune fortune de plus dun
million de piastres.
LOUISE RAYMOND.
A saarre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1894-09-29
Les quatre Paradis des Hindous.

Les Juifs croient en- plusieurs paradis
pour la vie future, ct Il en- est de meme
des Hindous les premiers en- reconnais-
sent sept ct les derniers bornent quatre
les lieax de delices on les bons recevront
leurs recompense.
Chacun de ces sejours futurs des ames
vertueuses quand elles Sc sont depouil-
lees de leur envelope mortelle une
denomination speciale.
LIE premier, en- sanscrit, langue des
Hindous, est appele Saratoga, (monde
de Dieu): lie deuxieme, Sameeba (aupres
de Dieu); lie troisieme, Sarobam (image
de Dieu}; et Ie quatrieme, Sayutcheyam,
oui signIGe "etre absorbe par lui."
Aler au Sara loga, premier degre de
beatitude, est reserve aux ames de ceux
aui ont accompli nm pelerinage aux leux
saints, ou qui ont paye pour les lnmieres
du temple pendant IN rnois. Dams ce
paradis existe le plus grand boDheur, on
NY connait nj travaux nj malaiie. Les
amss admises sont autorisees a lire les
cino livres sacres, boivent de rambroisie
ell entendent chanter les houtis.
Les esprits allant au Sameeba ont ap-
parsenu aux Keerikarar ou travailleurs
de la religion de Brehama, ct ceux qui
ont ioui dn comfort de la vie, qui ont
mango snffisam ment, etc. Leur bonheur
dams ce paradis consists principalement a
continuer louer Dieu.
Dams Ie troisieme sejour celeste, Saro-
BAN, sent classees les ames de ceux qui
mont janais dsteriors roeuvre de Dieu,
le corps de fhomme, soft en- se rasant la
barbe ou en- Sc coupant les ongles. Ce
sont les Brahmanes Yogees. lis vaga-
bondent sur terre en- marchant toujours
de la gauche vers la droite. lis ne man
gent que de la nourriture nauseabonde
ct vivent dams IN etat constant de pros
tration, ne songeaut qu'aux doctrines
divines.
Sayutcheyam, le qnatrieme paradis,
est lie lieu choisi pour recevoir les ames
des philosophers "Nyans." Ces Nyans
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1894-09-29
CHAPTTRE VIII.

Lorsqu'a huit heures ct un quart
Pierre ct sa compagne frent leur
entree au numero IS de la rue
Royale, lis trouverent Alfred D..
ct Octavia seuls au salon. Pierre
Saulve await beaucoup entendu par
Ter du luxe ct de pelegance des
quarteronnes de la Nouvelle- Orleans
ct, 81 le salon de la tante Aspasie ne
lui await rien montre de ce genre,
en- revanche, il fut saisi d'etonne-
ment q la vue de la richesse ct du
bon godt deployes sous ses yeux.
Cette maison que le jeune avocat
await donnee d SO maitresse n'etait
pas tres grande. mais rien ny man
quait au comfort de ses habitants.
Ellie await etc battle sur le plan des
maisons d'auiourd'hui, ce qui, a
cette epoque. etait une grande nou-
veaute. Ellie await deux etages ct
etait traversee de toute sa longueur,
sur le cote droit settlement, par un
corridor, au milieu duquel s'elevait
un grand escalier convert dun tapis
rouge retenu a chaque marche par
une baguette doree. Au bas de la
rampe, un ange en- marbre blanc,
tenant entire ses mains un globe
d'albatre, semblait pref s'enyoler.
Les rayons de lumiere qui s'echap-
patent du globe eelairaient tout Pes
caller, tandis qu'un lustre, suspen-
du au milieu du corridor, envelop-
pait tout ce corridor de ses rayons
brillants. A gauche, en- entrant,
etait lie salon derriere lequel Sc
trouvait la sale manger. Ces
| deux pieces etaient separees pune
de Iautre par de larges portes a
coulisses qui. lorsqu'elles etait ou-
vertes, transformaient les deux pie
ces en- un immense appartement.
L'escalier conduisait le visiteur
an second etage. eclaire CONNIE lie
premier par les rayons dun lustre.
Au-dessus du salon, faisant face a Ia
l
rue, stait la chambre d'Octavia; en-
arriere. une autre chambre qui de-
vait devenir plus tard celle de Mary.
Comme rescalier s'arrstait au pre-
mier etage, lie corridor du second
s'etendait sans obstacle de toute Ia
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1894-09-29

porte-bouquet, puis il y appela son
attention.
-Ce sont des diamants, dit-il.
Ellie prit le bijou, le rapprocha de
ses yeux, le tourna, le retourna,
Pexamina attentiyement.
-Vous dites que ce sont des dia-
mantsl... dit-elle, de Vrais dia-
mants p. la, vrai?
-Mais certainement, mademoi-
selle.
-Et combien avez-vous paye ce
brimborion
Cling cents piastres, repondit-il,
M peu surpris de ces questions ct
ne comprenant point Oh ellie en- YOU
lait Eenir-
Tout en- recoutant, elle rattachait
le bracelet au bout du porte-bou-
quet.
La devorant du regard, Pierre
cherchait a comprendre ce qu'elle
faisait. Est-ce que, par hasard, ce
bracelet ne serait pas de son goht?
ii le lui demanda.
-Au contraire, repondit-elle, je
lie trouve charmant, merveilleux, du
meilleur gont, mais...
Et ellie eclata de rire.
-Mais, repondit-elle, quelle a
etc votre idee en- me presentant un
bracelet? Susie done manchote ?
Mon cher monsieur, je comptais
d'abord vous donner cling baisers en-
Placement, un pour chaque centaine;
mais apres mare rsfexion, ie me
decide q ne vous donner rien, abso-
lument rien, jusqu'a ce que vous
m'ayez porte le frere juneau de ce
bracelet; un pour chaque bras, yous
comprenez? Et celui-ci restera-la,
agraffe au porte-bouquet jusqu'a
rarrivee de son compagnon. Cest
entendu, n'est-ce pas? vous m'avez
bien comprise ?
II ne Pavait que trop bien COM
prise ct il commencait aussi q COM
prendre qu'avec les gohts de Mile
Violetta sa fortune etait en- grand
danger. Mais, apres tout
-Je suis richie, Sc dit-il, ct quel-
ques milliers de piastres de plus ou
de moins ne me ruineront pas. Et
Miette est 81 jolie!
Disons, avant d'aller plus loin,
que le lendemain meme, Violetta
etait en- possession du second bra
celet.
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ne Sc preoecupent announcement du froid
nj de Ia chaleur, ne Sc baignent iamais ct
nourriture. S.iIs Sc trouvent malades,
aucun ne lie salt, a rexception d'eux- me-
mrs. Ce sont les stoIques du monde
daujourd'hui ct lis croient que dams le
Sayutcheyam, lis seront a nn moment
dome absorbes par la Divinite.
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La QUARTERONNE.
Copyright, 1894, by Charles Lasseisne.
SUITE.
CHAPTTRE VII.

Pierre la contempla un moment
en- silence ct une violente rougeur
lui monta au front. II eprouvait le
meme malaise que Ia veille il await
eprouye a la vue de Violetta. Son
csur battait lui briser la poitrine,
ses yeux Sc couvraient dun voile ct
il Sc sentait trembler. Quelque
chose qui ressemblait d l'effet de
l'iyresse s'emparait de toutes ses
faculties ct lui montait au cerveau.
Le besoin de Ia possession Sc faisait
santir plus terrible ct il pouvait a
.o.-- zetaeif felan qui Pentrainait
vers cette enfant avec le desir de Ia
broyer entire ses bras ct De fempor-
ter dams quelque retraite on il pour
rait tout q son aise la devorer de
baisers ct de caresses.
Ellie le regardait... ct vrai, en- OBJ
servant ce sourire malin qui sc des-
sinait sur sa levre rouge on cut cru
que Violetta devinait tout ce que
prouvait Pierre du reste, nous le
savons, ellie men etait pas a son
coup d'essai.
Ellie lui posa une main sur repau-
le; il frisonna au contact de cette
petite main ct, la prenant entire les
siennes
-Mademoiselle, dit-il en- Sc le-
want, i'ai cru... j'ai pense que vous
aimeriez ce bouquet.
oh! s'ecria-t-elle, j'adore les
feurs! ct je vous remercie mile
fois! Obi les beaux camelias! lis
doivent avoir conte une fortune.
Et ces iolies violettes! On dirait
que vous ayez devine que la yiolette
est ma feur favorite c'est ma to-
quaille, CONNIE dit tante Paste.
Maintenant deux mots sur cette
soi-disant prediction de Mile
Miette. Ellie n'avait pas le plus
petit godt pour les feurs, on men
---..5uiit ianaais dams So chambre... ct,
Vauant d l'odeur de violettes qu'elle
bretendait preferer, c'etait encore
Ne affectation. Du fond du cmur,
h preferait le patchouli, don't le
parfum est plus fort ct Sc fait
sentir de plus loin, ct ellie ne cachait
pas cette preference dams ses tete-a-
tete avec tante Paste. Mais Violetta
etait jalouse ct. s'etant apereue
combien lie sentiment etait admire
chez quelques-unes de ses compa-
gnes, ellie ne voulut point rester en-
arriere. Ellie await observe la pre-
dilection de la belle Dahlia pour la
feur don't ellie portait le nom ct c'e-
TAFT assez pour que Violetta adoptat
lie parfum de 10 violette ct eft tou-
iours le soin de meier sa toilette
quelques-unes des petites fieurs
bleues.
Tournant ct retournant le bou-
quet entire ses doigts, ellie s'ecris
tout coup:
oh! le ioli porte-bouquet!
quelle charmante surprised Oh
que je vous aimel que je vous aime
-Miette. dit doucement Pierre
ne me donnerez-vous rien en-
echange2
Mais certainement.. celia want
bien IN baiser.
Et, CONNIE ellie lavait fait la veil
le. ellie s'elevs sur la pointe de sci
pieds ct prssenta ses lsrres a sor
adorateur.
Oh! ce baiser! il brnla Pierr,
CONNIE autrefois la robe de Nessu
brnla. lit-on, Hercule.
Dune main tremblante demo
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