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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-06

T'RUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, KS
- = tateEBy virtue OF deed OF trust dated the
3ist DAY OF December, 1889, and OF record in the
clerks office OF the corporation court for the CITY
OF Roanoke, W.. In deed book ~, page 40i, exc.
cuted by W. q. Nycum to the undersigned trus.
zee, 10 secure TO Francois Bonneau the payment
OF the sum OF $3.50, evidenced by sixty fonr me-
gotiable notes. dated the let OF JANUARY, 1890,
Sky three OF BIS each and one OF IS. all bearing
interest from date; and default having occurred
In the payment OF sixteen (16) OF said notes. and
Ut ~, me request OF the holder thereof l will, ON
AT IL O'CLOCK M, in front OF the courthouse in
tue city OF Roanoke. proceed to sell at On plIc
auction to the highcst bidder ali that certain lot
va, and bounded ana described as follows:
Deelnning at point on the east side OF Iol.
uay strcet lO23 feet south OF Wells street, thence
noutn ov degrees 20 minutes east 1876 feet to a
point, thence north 50 degrees n minutes east
% leet to point thence north 20 degrees IS
thinu, Gu east rect TO point. thonce south 2
degrees wet 5U2 feet to an alley, thence with tk-
alley north IS degrees west IS feet TO IIoiiidax
street, thence with Holiday street north Is de-
ginning; DC the same more or less.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, and to pay the past due
inc LIST day OF August, 1894 and as TO the residue
tho same shall be paid as follows: $15 with in
terest thereon from the Let day OF January, 1890,
on the LIST day OF September, 1894; $l5 with like
interest on the let day or October, 1S9i Bis with
like interest on the LIST day OF November. issi:
SIS Win !ikc Interest on the LIST day OF December
1871; flo with Ike interest on the Let day OF Jan
nary, 1895; Si5 with like interest on the ist dav OF
Eeoraary, 1885; so with like interest on the 1st
DAY or March, lS'5; $l5 with like interest on the
let day OF April 1895; IS with like interest on The
ist day OF June, 1895, and the esdue II any there
ne. snail be payable In one and two years from
from day OF sale, deferred payments to ne 90
cured by deed of trust.
,oo,s. }. II; FEATnERsToNE.
Bymutual consent the above sale lie postponed
untiI Monday september 3, At same hour and
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COMMISSIONERS SALE-BY VIRTUE oF
~ certain decree OF the Hastings Court for the
city OF ROANOKE, Va, rendered at It's February
term, 1894, in the chanccry cause OF the Br,dpe
water Carr iage Company vs. P S. Miller ct ais.
ofrer for sale at public auction, on the nrcmisns
TnEs DAY OF ooToBkR, lss4, The Following i,H
described real estate, situated in the county OF
ROANOKE, Va, and near the corpors tc limits Of
the city OF Roanoke, and described as follows:
easterly side of Russell street with the north
easterly side OF Bridge street, as shown on the
map OF section OF the Roanoke Deyelopme mt
Compnnys property, thence extending alonp tho
northwestery side OF Bridge street north 81 do
grecs !6 sec0nds est IS feet to tho eonthwcstcrly
same parallel with Russell street and n. risht
angles to said Bridge street north Is degrees If
seconds vest 40 feet to the northwestcry side of
an alley ~ feet wide leading into Railroad ave.
nue., thence extending along same parallel with
said Bridge street and at right angles 10 Russell
street north II degrees Ii seconds east DIS and
31-1OO feet to the southcrly side OF Rairoad ave-
nue.. thence along the same by Il line in n general
southwes;erly direction cnrving to the lert, with
ana $500 feet to the northcastcrly side OF
Ruesell street, thence along, the same south is
degrees a seconds cast 62S and 701O0 feet to the
place or beginning.
- Being the same land that was conveyed to tho
iha RH CSrtiage Company by deed from
sSth day OF January, 1872, and recorded in the
CLERKS office of the coun court of Roanoke
county county in deed book 9, pages 8. On this land is
iocateu Il very large factory building, formerly
USED by the Brldgewater Carriage Company.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth each and tbc
remainder to be paid in q. 10 and IS months from
inc day OF sac, said deferred payments to he
evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser with
personal security and also secured BY deed OF
trust upon the premises conveyed
w: A. GLASGOW, Jr
LUCIAN ii. COOKE
Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree In above mentioned cause has been eY-
ec"ted Win security approved by me.
5. S. BROOKE. Clerk
NOTE: The above sale is made Mt the risk "a
D. Blair, bidder at sale under former adj.
vertisment. SS q . tds
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Englsnl's Poisonous sna,,es.

There are 1900 different species of
snakes known to naturalists. and only
four kinds of snake or snakolike crca-
lures are to BIO found in England OF
these but one is poisonous, and it is very
rare. The ordinary snakes to be found
IN countries inhabited by civilized man
are harmless and but few of tho poison
Gus snakes are deadly in their poison,
even though the effects may be serious
A study of snakes and their ways would
do much to do away with the educated
fear of the reptiles that most people
have. Liverpool Mercury.
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BIZ u xlR ~ +. OF 25,, DEED OF TRUST RxK.

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EVE.
- cutcd on the 18th day Of Noyen.h her 1S,i 20
INC undersigned trustee BY B. s. Webb and ~ ~
lec1lu IN the clerks Office OF the Hustinps Cont
% Moan9ko city, Va, tho following property was
conveyed to the undersigned. namely: ""'
Va a Gerlaln lot OF land in the city of Roanoke.
Mon,n U,cg,hning at point on the north side of
anenSe north degrees 30 minutes west $50 feet IN
an alley, thence with said alley north 50 deorccs
eAst ~ ieet to point thence south , deTrscs
cas-. 9S icet to point, thence north IS deSrces
SS !cet TO point, thence south dcgrccs ar
60 leet 10 Mountain street, thence with Monntajn
ofbeginning. N' W '"o y ace
In trust to secure the sum of 81 2e7 ~ .v,.
aenced by two negotiable notes PAYABLE 70 W 7
anu Il. blair, DR., one for the sum OF $50 80 dnc
ohe year from the 31st day OF October IS0O .no
tue othcr Tor the sum OF SI,4G6 g. due two voars
rom inc SAID Slst day or October 1890 cncb haar
ins interest from thtir date; and whereas dcroni,
~ mas ocen made In the payment OF the more OF
Sa,iooo win interest thereon from the said 3lst
my Oh Uctooer, ISM, and ID. E. Kcfauyer tbe
no.uct tncrcor, having requested the unt ersipnrd
as trustee to advertise said propcrty for SALE
no no. Is hereby given that tho undcrstcne3 will
0 S,s I'M TUESDAY, TIE 27TIl DAY SEPTEW
phh. ie9l, In front OF tho courthouse i'm Roanolc
City, " AT O'CLOCK p. NJ of said dav cx
poTG INC saiu property to sale At public auction
a. EhMS oF SAL K: For cash sufficient 10 nav
.tc COSTS OF executing said trust and TO nav tho
" aS, mcntohcd nate with Interest now held by
1a ad hciauvcr, and the residue if will be
nsauJ payable i'll ono and two years from the date
vi SAFE, evidenced by the notes OF the purchasrr
IN equal installmcnts bearing interest from tho
uatc OF SAFE and secured by a decd of trust on Tho
property purchased. va VIZ
50 VI j. a. DUPUY, Trustee. 20
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the hopper. The shaft is made of o
turned hard wood stick and is inches
in diameter. Tho cutters are made of
heavy band iron, which is ground to an
edge on one side. They are shaped like
a staple, and after the ends are driven
into the shaft are 1 q inches wide and
/ d inches high. There are I2 outters
placed in diagonal rows, ~ inches
apart and the same distance from the
ends or sides. The distance between the
sides of the hopper and cutters is about
one-half inch There is no bottom to
the hopper, the cylinder occupying its
place Tho hopper holds about one-half
bushel, and tho roots can all be placed
IN at once a balance wheel would help
III turning.
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Rf VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED on
80 trust executed on tho Let day OF Nav. 1897.
auu recorded In tho clerks office OF the cftv ~
noanoke, In deed book SO, page IS2. from " n
s y. Diair Dr., to the unders igned trustees
Rn, iaG purpose OF securing to the Old Dominion
11a a and Loan Association, of Richmond.
sA,' inc pawn, mt OF the sum OF two thonsan3
monthly instalments OF $4a.5o each, and defsnIt
having oeen made by the said grantnrs IN the
payments OF the said monthly i1stalmcnts anS
oeing requested 90 to do by the boa I'd Of dirnct,
vi .he olu Dominion Building and Loan Assf,s
G G we WILL on tho premises, ON THE GTfT
"a Il, Er ShPTEMBER, 1894, AT 10 A. M. offer
~ s s AZ pnnic anction to the highest bidJer
the nH;,',owi1g described real estate situated IN
'nn elty OF Roanoke, and described ne folows.
beginnng at point on the south side az Jnhn,.
Street net lot sixth avenue 9. W. $50 feet west Of
Tatk street Tor Fifth street g wy finance wtth
oonh street north SO degrees west IN feet rn 9
point thence south degrees west ian Tear ~ an
IN thence with said alley south 50 oeprese osst
% t ect to point thence north degrees east no
tno " oonn street, the place OF Beginning
SHOWN as lot No. S, section a. az shown nv tb5.s
nokc. W ''ie city Oh Roa-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum suft,cient
~ pay the costs and expenses of this sale and
the sum OF Sl,1S252 being the sum in dsSanlt az
SAM association, and the residue in nonthiv ~
s.al1ents OF $3.50 each from the 18th DIV nf
September, 1871. until such time as this snm nav
a 10 sara association is paid or under tSe
Nns VI salu cceu OF trnst, and any residue upon
credit OF one and two years from said date The (
purchaser To execute u decd OF trust mon 's s
property 10 secure the deferred uaymonis M
LuCIAN II. COOKE,
s-,d. 80 j. ". SHIELDS, JR.,
'us ~ Trustres
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KGSIhES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
- n vlItne OF deed OF trust dated tho 18th day
9i Decemner, iS92 from John p. Gray, ct nix, 10
A a.,;l NELL and Rush U. Derr, trustees
which deed Is OF record in the clerks oco OF he
book IS, page 40. to secure to the Middle Statcs
Loan. Bnllding and Construction Company of
iIaserstown, aTyand, the payment OF the dues,
to be paid, and default having occurred in The
payment or said dues, premiums, Interest and
nhcs, ior inc space OF six months or more and
the said hueh u Derr having departed this life
leaving thu undersigned as the surviving trustee
states i% seng go to do by the Middle
pany, will, on THURSDAY. The sTu G EnT
OF OCTOBER. 1894, AT IO:46 O'Clock A M. on
tn tnG bs hIass. to sell at public auction
land, lying In the city OF Roanoke. Virelnia. ana
described as follows: A' anu
beginning at point on the north side OF
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'@SIMALs AND VEGETABLES.
An':' acc of the Ice AGO on Their DistrIbn-
ton over the World

AH':' ;scc of the Icc Ago on Their DistrIbn-
ton over the World.
III the light OF modern science VIC
caniot view the distribution of animals
aud plants over the globo us either &C.
cldent OF fortuitous Many laws rclnt-
ing to distribution arc either wholly un.
known or are known SO imperfectly that
1t is quito possible that future study ana
observation may lead to their serious
modification. Of few points we may
feel quite sure. In the geological age
immediately preceding the present one
al ice sheet spread itsolf from the far
north toward the south. Its southern
limit seems to have been an irregular
line extending through southern Iowa.
central Illinois and OH the east 10 the
Atlantic coast. In Europe and Asia the
ice sheet extended quite rs far south.
AS result of this invasion of tho ice
most native forms of life disappeared,
and their places wero hllud by northern
forms which gradually came in advance
of the ice. When the ice sheets retreat
ed, many Of tho northern forms began
to adapt themselves to tho changed en-
vironments AS conditions in Europe,
Asia and America were different, organic
forms developed differently, and hence
arose the diverse forms of European,
American and Asiatic faunas and fioras
The animals and plants OH few is
lands deserve brief mention. During tho
latter part of the glacial period the
British islands were wholly submerged,
and almost or perhaps all of the ami
mails and plants thon living on those
pv nf bod
land of western Europe slowly rose, and
what are now the British islands were
connected with the continent
While this connection lasted animals
and plants passed over to the islands,
but before all of tho European species
had time to establish themselves the is
land became separated by the sinking of
tho land, and the separation has contin-
ued to the present time. Before all of
tho forms of life which reached England
could get as far west as Ireland tho lat
ter island was separated from England
by q sinking which resulted in the for
nation of the Irish sea-
This separation accounts for the alb
senco of reptiles i'll ireland without i'll
volling the aid of good St Patrick The
peculiar plants and animals of NADIA
gascnr and Australia were both com
mentcd on, and their low forms of life
attributed to their early separation from
the other continents. Attention was di-
rectcd to the fact that i'll both Australia
and Madagascar gcncralizod animals
long since extinct i'll othcr places still
survive Thus i'll Madagascar is found
the lcmur, generalizod monkey, and
i'll Australia the cerotodus still lives
This latter animal is Intermediate be-
tween tho cir breathing animals and the
water brcathcrs. Professor Whiting.
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Texas is to lave y cotton palace. to be
opened Nov & aud to continue one
month
Texas claims a cotton crop of superior
quality and quantity
The north Louisiana station advises
che sowing of grain early in tho fall
from middle of September to middle of
October. The formula 400 pounds cot
tonseed meal and 100 pounds acid phos-
phate Is recommended as the best grain
Fertilizer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Ry
virtue OF dc ed OF trust, dated the 18th ds v
vi DecemDer, 1892. from Kate E. Wolff and hus-
oanu 10 u X. Douglas and Thos. w. Miller
2 pn OK the corporation court for tho city of
ROANOKE In deed book 81, page So, to scenic IN
the Middle States Loan, Building and Constrnc
Ion company, or Hagerstown, Maryland. tho
psymSht OF the dues, interest, premiums and
hncS ,neIein stipulated TO be paid and default
lnteIest, premiums and fines, for the space OF six
months and more, and being requested 40 to do
Dy inc said Middle States Loan, Building and
OohslI.M1ction Company,of Hagerstown, Mary land
we Will. on THURSDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1894, AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ. on the
highest bidder, all that certain parcel OF land.
lying In tho city OF Roanoke, Virginia. and de-
ecribed as follows: OH" u'
Beginning at u point on the north eide OF Pat.
ION street 1885 feet west OF Park street: thence
north y degrees, east 1884 feet to an alley:
utes west 4O.5 feet to n point on Same: thence
south % degrees west 125 81 feet TO Patton
thence with Patton street south 0s derrees' east
az rect TO the beginning, being lot No II in SOC
tion 10, as shown by the map OF the Rogers Fair
TAX and Houston addition TO the city OF Roanoke
Virginia. ~ Ao~'oNo'
TERMS,Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
que and IN arrears on said interest, premiums
nncs and dues, viz S3l6.i0, and the residue shall
oe payable IN two equal annual payments of one
ana Two years from the day of sale the deferred
payments TO he secured by deed OF trust upon the
property, and TO bear interest from the day OF
sale. Upon this land is constructed a conyen
lent ana desirable dwelling house
H. K. DOUGLASS,
o TuOS. w. MILLER
=" % Trustees.
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)CCbLiC SALE OF TIE CELEBRATED
y Crioesett Arsenic Springs. also known as tho
tue county or Montgomery, Vain pursnsncee' nf
decree OF the circuit court of Montgome1v
cHanessrs S1 eSss of a! the May term 1891
Elnia Arsenic Brominc and Litha Springs Com
pany OF ais, will sell at public auction In front
CehhiT'stiaansbnrg, VA, ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBE
a., lt, ISL Inc real estate and springs property In
az the Crockett Arsenic Springs. formcrIv Tba
,nn g,m,a Arsenic Bromine and Lithia Springs in
river n6Sa S on the south fork Of
the shawsyic station on the Norfok and w vton
rms property consists OF the fee simple title to
some some SVo , acres Of land, with the Warm, or
modious modern hotel buIldinc witt batbbomscs
anu otner cnthuldlngs complete for the accom-
In successful operation Hs' "Au Nv"
o,, nc water. mas almost worldwide reputation
dna la.go quantities OF it hare been shipped to
to foreign counties. "a ~
:, TT, The property is cold for vendors and other
SIMPLE title will a bo so complete and clear fee
O, Terms dns u.s. The property will be sold on credit
S Sea The TWO and three years.
OF salc, which will not exceed $500 viii be
DC secured by good personal security. or pnaran
panv ny some reliable and responsible trust COM
xhGy: % 6ut at me option of the purchaser the
money may be paid in cash A' purchase
VIII give any further information that NAV
lans6urg, Va, and NJ. G. Thomas. Eso' Of Roam.
o s, va; are much more familiar with the prop.
city ana the benefits to be derived from the
ruli information to correspond with them.
NJ. II. TOMPKINS
f,h,,,,. Commissioners.
ohris'iansbnrg, Va, July IS, 1894
1, John Z. Hairless, clerk OF Montgomery cir
ent court, 90 certify that NJ. II. Tompkns, the
lands under decree in silt of James Fl snbie ot
vs. W. virginia Arsenic Bromino and Lithia
sptnngs company OF ais, has executed tho bond
hand this 18th day OF July, 1871. NNu0i NY
IDS JOHN G. HAIRLESS, Clerk. II
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE cIry
=! OF Roanoke, in vacation, on the 10th iay OF
AiIiagqst 1871. s. w. Jamlson, Trustee, against
" IL: Fehx' Lewellyn l.. Felix, A. NJ. Fuller, w.
'fattee Co, Roy Is. Smith, trustee, tho Roa.
n ,f, trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
NJ o.her cdeditors OF w. H. Felix, OF Novem-
por ON, 1871, the names and residences OF whom
are unknown. Extract from decree
IL is adludged, ordered and decreed that this
e"use ne ana Is hereby referred 10 John n. Hart,
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aesAL MEDICINE CO.. 63 River ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
For sale at Roanoke by johnson s.
johnson and Chas. Lyle Drug Co. 0 ly
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
Il tain deed OF trust from Clara j. Workman to
the undersigned trustee, dated the 10th day OF
May, 1890, and recorded in the clerks office OF
the Hnetings Court for the citf OF Roanoke in
deeu DOCK IL, page Ill, to secure to the.Roanoke
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a PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 11e7 on
NH ING .r GqdG or Virginia, shall on SATURDAY,
'front.' OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke.
t Hm, heIwecn the hours of 10 m. and D. m. OF
Ina, uay proceed to sell ut public auction to tho
the jeanette Land Co.: e'o'A "a
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LHaAL NOTICES.

Wythc avenue 2i3.94 feet east or Eleventh street
tnenee with Wythc avenue in an eastcrly direc
rig angles to said Wythe avenue l3i. % feet tn
I'm eliey; thence along said alley In westerly ti,
Iss as s ~ ieet to point; thence southwardy
as rot No; :, section 3 OF the Melrosc Addition.
IhhMS: Cash as TO enough to pay the coat NJ
que anu in arrears on said interest premiums
hnes ana dqes, viz: SSa6.40 and the residue shall
and two years from the date OF sale. tho dcferpaS
payments to be secured by deed OF trust npon the
properly and to bear interest from the date of
sale. upon this land is constructed q convenient
and desirable dwelling house
80 tos 81 ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

calla dc La Rochefoucauld, enfrente dc una
ancha puerla que daba I'M patio, los dos ami
gos vieron al comandante ppyrusse com cl
semblante descompuesto la puma en- la orcja,
on Was de arrojar 4 In cale M comerciantc
de Ioraje que lie train un librameno de hrno,
III comandante gritaba
-; Dantre! no orca tstcd que me va 4 enga-
Mar en- Ia calidad del forrnie Soy un sodado
vieio. De mi nadie Sc burla. Atnjo de- tunos
Cuando v6 Jorge y 4 Nou2udonx, inte
rr,lmp6 Ia question para snlir su cncucn'r'
dioiendo
Seryidor de llStedes.
Jorge 10 di6 I'm apret6n tia manos y eXclam6
iNamos. veo que toma usted e oticlo c)
serio; muy bien, mi quetdo comaudante,
--,Que ii tono el oiicio en- serio!-bram6 e
eomandantc--como que me he mudado de Il
calle de Nuestra Senora do loyeto, para venir {
cstablecerme dos pasos lie aqui. fin de csta'
mas pronto on mi obligaci6n. y bien, scNorcs
|; que desean ustedest
-Informarnos sencilamcnte de 81 los nego
clos marchan bien quelldo comandanto.
No van NAL por 10 demas, mistress Ara
bella Sc 10 podra dccir meior que 80.
Y el comandantc SO yoly6 con gnanteria ha
ca la puerta tie la casa doude la antigua alna
iona AcAhaba ne prPseltarSt
.--iQue to paiece: mnrmmd No1zadou, ~
dido de jorge
--.; Que cs una mujcr adorable!
Mistress Arabrlla eStaba yrstida con Sonc
lles inglesa: llevaba I'm yestido obscure con cue
10 r-cto; sus rubios cabellos, retorcdoS Sobr
Ia cabeza estaban sostenidoS por III gran lein,
de concha. Dey0vl6 81 sNudo i los dos l0Ycnt'
los rog6 que entrNsen.
Mi msritlo eSth Ausontc dijo; poro 81
tcny3 muehu gnStn on harrr snS yrceS.
Nousadouv rrspondi6, mirandoa;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

-Venimos tnicamente yi.itarlosa ustedes
4 Saber tie paso como van los negocos .,
Los cuulcs son tambiin do uStedcs un POGO
--diio Alabella Sonrendo SupueSto Qlr cl
apoyo que nos presIm So parcce { una CONAN
dta.
y Me conSidcro dichoBo por haber podido ma-
oeres 4 usedeS I'm favor--dijo con galunterta
NouaadouX.
y todavia tencmoS que focurrir uSted
para el ,lljmo pagnre
--iDe cuinto esq
.-- De seis mil frances, pagadcros eI TO do 0c-
tubra 'odcmos laccr irentc todoS nuostros
gaStos haSta al del aIquiler que eS baStantc
peSado; pcro nos vcmos obligados i conar con
usted para 81 10 de Octubre.
Il Sted me encoHtlara cunndo uliola. seno
ra ostoy completamente su disposition.
Estuyieron lablando largo ratio con mistrcs:
| Arabcllu, dc yoz Ell cuando dirlgiao Nouzn
douX algnna galauierla Sobrc su talle, Sobve su
cabellos sobre el precioso til,e de su cara
pero Arabea parecia no compreNderlo col
81 naturaleaa calculadora, yo>n Sicmlre la
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el comandantc, al aconpaf,rlo5 hasta la calle
los ieIicit6 con yrhemenyA por Su admirable
couducta.
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4 mnyillc. yaquollN misma hoche SO fut 4 Ecouf
talt adonde Jorge y Nousadoux lie acompa
Neron.
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eidHnto que turb6 Ia monotonia dc Ia Ydn d
Elena del comandante pcyrusSe, lmoa fine
del ines do SGptembro Dos tres yeces, e
comandnnte, ddndose lin pasco, lleg6 hasta i
aalc de lurbigo para saludar Su querida E.e
ma. AIN eonoci6 tamb6na Nornouillard. cuy
Yemhanje recordaha mpertectamcnte y n
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