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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-07
Closing Concert BY The
Seminary Girls,

The schoolroom of the Hawai-
aaao Seminary was crowded last
evening with friends and we'll
wishers OF that popular and use
full institution on the occasion OF
the closing entertainment given
by the pupils. There was not
standing room to be had within
the range Of sight to the plat
form, where the participants
rendered their parts, and oonse-
quently this report could not be
given in details, as our reporter
arrived on the scene when every
available seat and post of observa-
ton was occupied. However,
every piece on the program must
have been we'll rendered. as vyas
evidenced by the applause that
succeeded each rendition. The
cantata. Father Time" occupied
nearly an hour in execution, the
different costumes worn by the
girls being very pretty and strik-
ing In contrast.
The schoolroom on this occa-
sion WAS lacking in profuse floral
decorations; the only place adorn-
ed, Gas could be seen from behind
heads and shoulders OF visitors
who were compelled to stand at
the entranoe), was a small space
on the wall behind the platform,
Flags and ferns were here dis
cernible, the word "aloha" in
woven evergreens being promin-
ent. Through the courtesy of the
lady principal and assistants,
this paper id enabled to give the
program as rendered;
Chorus-By the School,
Essay-"Ke Aloha"
r,,.,,,, CARRIE Nakapuahi
Instrumental Solo. Hattie Aiau
Girls Chorus. ,,,,,, BY Ia Girls
Recitation on the South Sea ISL
ands -. By Title Previel
Instrumental Solo
.......... BY Violet Lima
Cantata-Father Time
BY the School
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More loads.

Commissioner Jos. Marsden re-
ceived for the Agricultural Bureau
by the Mariposa a colony of horn
ed tosds. Two hundred OF them
reached here alive and hearty.
They came from San Diego and
are imported to gobble up noxious
insects. 1t is hoped they will
mitigate the rayages and reduce
the numbers of the adoretus um-
6rosus, or, in plain English, the
Japanese bug.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hawaiian Hotel, June 6-Mrs.
G McCully Higgins, Alice l. Me-
Gully, w Irving Colby and wife,
Misses Colby (2), Oakland, Gal. +,
Mrs. M B Lothrop, Honolulu;
Mrs. @ f Mullins, Miss Maud
Mullins, Mrs. G s Moses. Mr. and
Mrs. ] Il Gassman, Miss Emma
l. Kreling, Mrs. Thos. O Smith,
San Francisco; @ 9 Robertson, j.
e Gouan, Sacramento, CAL, Mr..
and Mrs. e A Weinberg, Alder
shot, Queensland,
Arlington House--F w Nc
Chesney and wife, e e Rosecrani
and wife, Boston, Mass, I I
Deane, Los Angeles, Cal, Chas
B Wells, New York City.
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A Jubilee,

The concert tonight is No. 200
given at Thomas Square. Prof.
Berger has stood there through
rain, moon and fog, and made the
boys blow the pleasant notes.
Sometimes the beautiful square
has been filed, and at other
times only trees and benches list
ened to the sweet music. In spite
of all the concerts went on and
Tonight Berger Yields the baton
for the 200th time. Aloha Pro-
feusor
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READ THIS.
For Lease or Rent.

Those desirable Premises at
present occupied by MRS. p.
Rooney, situate at Wilder Ave.
nue.. A fine residence consisting
of Parlor, Three Bedrooms, Dining
Room, Bath Room, Store Room /,
Kitchen and Pantry,
Servants house, Stable and Car
riage house.
Large spacious grounds planted
with fruit and ornamental trees.
Fruit trees now bearing fruit.
Lime and Lemon Trees, Alligator
Pear Trees, etc.
Also, a fine large Pasturage.
For particulars, apply to
MIR. F. j. TURNER,
my27 If at Lewis Il Co.
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If you want the highest grade
Family "Flour on the Market ask
for Patent Excellent" Manu-
featured by Novelty Milling Com
pany-SEATTLE.
my22 I'm
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Red Men.

There is to be q meeting at the
X. of P. Hall on Fort street this
evening, to take steps for reviving
the Order of Red Men which once
flourished here. The late King
Kalakaua was q patron of the
society and held tho office of
Sachem for these islands. 1T is
desired that all members in the
city attend this meeting.
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The Prices

We will quote you, will asonish YOU especially
IF YOU attempt to buy hem and ship them here
Will you take advantage Of this fact If DON'T some Of
your friends will and you will be surprised how nicely
they have fitted their houses and what figure
Come and Examine Stock and Figures.
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California & Hawaiian Fruit d
Produce Company, opposite r.
r. Depot, King Street. Every
description Of groceries and
dried fruits; and by every steamer
from San Francisco and Van
couver, Ice House fruits, fresh
Salmon, and Oysters.
Telephone 755. p. o. Box 4.
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RESTAURANT.

The we'll known RESTAURANT on
HOTEL STREET a6, Opposite the Pan,
theon Stables), serves meals in every sly Q,
at oil hours OF the day.
Everything served is first class.
ZEE CHONG COMPANY.
June 6, 1895, jn7 IT
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W
Tourists.
JUNE 9Th 1895.

1t is the object of all good citi-
zens to draw as many tourists to
the country as possible. The peo-
Pile who trayel for pleasure are,
as a rule, we'll supplied with
money, and wherever they 60 they
leave money behind. All classes
benefit the more money is set in
circulation. But to get tourists
here, it is necessary to hold out
inducements to them. They must
know that they can get first class
accommodation, md that they
will find a first class table A
good table can be set in every
hotel, boarding house and private
house if those in charge know
what and where to buy. l can
recommend choice block butter
which | receive by every Austria
liza. 1t is Of an excellent and
uniform quality from one cream
cry. Fresh island butter 1 get by
every VIC. Hall. lean also recon-
mend superior family hams, and
l always keep full assortment
OF everything in the grocery line.
My prices are as low as the low:
est, and island orders are prompt.
ly attended to.
CHARLES HUSTACE,
Lincoln Block, King street.
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A New Abstract Office

As a result of Is years experience
in the Abstract Business, am
prepared to make Abstracts of
Title in a most thorough, accur-
ate, and complete manner and on
short notice.
L. w MAKINNEY.
In w. o. Smiths Office, 31S
Fort Street. mYl3,
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Ladies buy your hats at Sachs end get
a solid silver hat pin gratis.
No. $40 connects you with the
Bennington.
The Young Hawaiians' Insti-
tute met last night.
Ladies' buy your Hats at Sachs and got
a solid silver Hat Pin gratis.
There was a meeting at the
Y. M. @. A., last evening.
Il. f. Gliding, young planter
from Kohala, is at the Arlington.
Fred Wundenberg will prob
ably return to Honolulu in
September.
The Aloha barge Of the Myrtles
will probably take pull to Wal
kiki next Sunday.
The name of Cornwells sorrel
mare is Minnie ola, not Mowers
as insinuated in this paper
Knights Templar and school
teachers will crowd the steamer
Australia on her return trip.
Mrs. w. M. Giffard returned
after a prolonged stay at the coast,
looking in the pink of health.
Mr.. Colby, who arrived with
wife and daughters yesterday, is
a college professor on the Coast.
Judge Cooper was slightly i'm
proved yesterday, and held down
the bench with the fortitude of a
Stole.
Forty bags of mail were landed
from the Mariposa, which is not
bad for five days since last
steamer.
One Chinaman was arrested for
stealing a quilt, and foor Chinese
were arrested for vagrancy, yes
terday.
Purser Thos. G. Smith of the !
Mariposa has the cordial thanks
Of this raIer for cortesiss re-
ceived.
The regular meeting Of the F.
and e. o. K. p. has been post
poned to the 18th and will take
place after the races.
Tie Weinbergs of Aldershot,
Queensland, who are in the Hotel
list, are through passengers by
In0 MATT pOSa.
Besides vessels leaving today,
in our shipping notes on first
page, the steamer Keauhou sails
Tor Kauai at 4 p. m.
Last nights band concert at
the hotel was largely attended,and
passed off merrily in the brilliancy
Of colored electric lights.
T. ]. Kruger, practical matchmaker, Cor
Ter of Fort and Merchant streets. Repairing
watches a speciality. The celebrated Wiener
Regulators. Just the thing for an appropri-
te present to your friends.
Mrs. Eleanor Graham nee
Joney returned in the Mariposa
lfter a visit to the coast. Mrs.
Graham brought her son with
Ter.
Mr.. Harvey, Q young through
passenger by the Mariposa, had
% leave the steamer here and go
20 the Queens Hospital for treat
nent,
II you are tired of the hot and dusty town,
here is no better place for rest and recuper-
tlon than at Ilaniwai Baths. Smooth bath
ng beach and fine surf. Waikiki cars pass
he door,
II you come in from hunting
expedition, oyer the pail, tired
md hungry, after midnight, you
get good eating at Yee Chong 90. s
restaurant on Hotel street.
Tesla has an excellent piano
Tor sale. Experts here pronoun-
les it one OF the best instruments
II tcwn--and will prove it to any
body desiring to buy a plano,
Miss A. Cahill, Arlington Block, Hotel
street has received by the "Mariposa" an
invoice of the "KnoI" Sailor Hat the latest
fashion in hats. The style Is very becom-
ing and just the thing for the races,
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~ Repairing

WD 1S~-E1Gt1I1IIS
Mattresses Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture Repaired
Reasonable Rates
Cabinet Making in all its branches by Competent Workmen
Mating Laid and Interior Decorating supervision
Mr.. GEO. ORDWAY
ORDWAY &c PORTER,
my30 If Robinson Block Hotel Street
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For. Sale
One Double Seat Family Carriage,
Harness and Horse, very gentle,
Enquire of
Mrs. P. M. ROONEY,
Wilder avenue near Piikoi street,
or Mr.. TURNER,
my23 2w at Lewis d. Co.
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Il
will be somewhat known after tn,
he ninth inning il it does not pla,
lecent ball.
Mr.. Gassman, who arrived by
the Mariposa, is father of JOSIE
Gassman, the popular young dan
,euse who was here with thu
Daley company in its first sea-
son. Mrs. Gassman is her step
mother.
Well, well, well That's wha
Thompson will be yelling tomor-
row to scare the Kamehamehas
but every lady in the land will b.
saying, "My goodness aren't those
splendid bargains at Jack Egan's
special sale today?"
J. Mort Dat, Postmaster Cen
eral, returned yesterday with Mrs.
Dat from a brief visit to Califor-
mia. The genial and hardworking
postal chief looks robust enough
from the change of climate to
wrestle with a grizzly bear.
1890" is the number most frequently
called over the telephone wires. 1t rings up
the UNITED CARRIAGE CoMpANY's stand
where Superior BACKS with safe and
courteous drivers, arc always to be found.
A complete livery outfit, including buggies
and waggonettes, furnished at the shortest
notice.
In consequence Of the death of
Secretary Gresham, the reception
which was to have been given on
board the U. S. f. S. Philadel-
phia, by Captain and Mrs. Cotton
on Monday evening, June 10, is
indefinitely postponed.
The man Berg or Burke, who
was reported insane and conse.
quently arrested, for wanting to
marry Honolulu girl, was fined
SIS in the police court as being a
nuisance. AS he did not
put up he was shut up in Oahu
Jail.
The California Fruit Market, corner King
and slakea Streets, has Just received the
Ice House Goods ex s. s. MARI
PoSA; Frozen Oysters. o'ulifower, Gel ry,
Asparagus, Rhubarb, Apricots, Peaches,
Cherries, Red Curanis. Oranges, Dates,
French Plums. Figs, etc. etc.
Miss Wright was thrown out of
her buggy last Wednesday even
ing at the Waikiki bridge. The
carriages and cars coming from
Makee Island crowded the narrow
road and the young lsdy's buggy
yoidahly collided with car.
She escaped unhurt.
A French waiter of the S. S.
Mariposa was found in the house
IF Halemano Meek, mauka side of
Merchant at Alakea street, at /
o'clock this morning. He didnt
knew the steamship had sailed,
took quarters in Hitch
,ock' forecastle.
Mrs. Thos. G. Smith, wife of
,he genial purser Of the Mariposa,
arrived by that steamer for short
,tay in the islands. She will visit |
Judge Austin's firmly in Hllo by |
he first steamer, and ON returning
will stay in Honolulu until the
'eturn of the Mariposa.
Mrs. Higgins, who was the re-
ic of the late Justice McCully of
he Supreme Court, arrived by
he Mariposa after a long absence
n America and Europe. " was
n this ABSENCE that she married.
The is accompanied by her adopt
I'd daughter, Miss Alice McCully,
md both are looking we'll,
The steamer Mariposa pursued
her voyage to the Colonies at
lilo yesterday afternoon. A Sc
eet progra mme, including senti-
mental and different national airs,
vas played by the band ON the
oceanic wharf. The passengers
gave three cheers as the steamer
vas swinging out.
The Hawaiian National Band
was not getting such large houses
in San Francisco latterly as at
The beginning of its engage
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niers furent reconluits raoidement
H4phy? ct Pierre furent detachts
apres quoi, Il un ncuveau coup de
sifiiet, Ia bande disparut dams les
broussailles. Chacun reprit 81 place;
Zephyr sur son siege, les aatres dams
Ia voiturc oui s'Gbranla.
Monsieur le comte, lit Pierre,
mons nous vengerons Genain en-
lnterrogeant lie delateur de Ia bande.
--CapitaIne, repondjt lie commits
eaire extraor4iHaire, riea He pfesse.
II faut laisser falre les gendarmes. Z.
Clacun son meter.
La lecon await porte.
MT
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ID FEUILLETON.
LA LECON


-Sulte-
Pierre partait q aitieurs AL nom te
Sa Majeste l'empereur ct roi, ct
CONNIE ua homme qui prend ses
devoirs au serieux ii ne laeha prise
uu'au moment OH il lie cTut convena-
Bile. LIE comte protita de So Ibert6
pour courir vers Ia rue voisine, on
il jeta TN regard aesappointe.
Eth bien, monsieur, oit-il ea
revenant vers Pierre, vous le Eoyez.
toutes les voltures sont parties.
--Excepte mon coupe, monsieur
lie comte, ct je yoas ofre une
place. Mon domestique est lei pres
4 nous attendre.
Loffre fut accueillie avec empress
sement, ct Pierre Il nabandonna pas
dams Ia voiture le theme qail await
entrepris. Settlement. 4 mesure que
la mutt devenait plus sombre, son
recit res&tait dies couleurs plus effray-
antes il racontait, sur la troupe DIES
Moutons, les aventures on les couDs
de poisnard ct de pistolet tenaient
une grande place, ii insistait sar
raudace prodigleuse DIES bandits ct
limpossibilit6 d'echapper a leur
vengeance Ce genre d'entretien
amusait mediterranean ie commissare
extraorlinaire, ct, pour le rompre, ii
fredonnait de temps en- temps quelque
ariette, mais Ia voix cheyrotait ct
les moyens etaient visiblement en-
baisse. Pierre, d'ailleurs, ne Sc
pretait pas a ee jeu ct reprenait
impltoyahlement son hlstoire, eli
laccompagnant de details de plus Ell
plus colores. Jusquau village de
La Valette, lie comte fit bonnie conte-
nance . on n'avait pas abandonne Ia
grande route d'Italie quelques
rouliers Sc montraient de loin, ct par
intervalles des maisons bordaient Ia
chaussee Mais quand on cut pris la
traverse d Hyeres, ces diversions Oh
Sc refugiait une ame eftrayee man
querent tout a coup. Pas une a,ne
pas une habitatlon; des champs dc
. vignes ct d'oliviers a perte de vue
lie bruit Gle la voiture troublalt seu
lie silence du chemin. lie comte
Gabriel Sc sentait a chaque instan
plus NAL a False; il epuisalt sol
repertoire de romances FAstre de!
nuts, le point du jour, Partant pou'
la Syyie Enfin, il venait d'attaque1
lie grand opera, quand IN terrible
coup de siillet, resonant la portiere
etoutfa dams sa gorge un majestueu,
fa-dieze
gu estce2 s'ecria-t-ii en- bonds
SAINT de frayeur.
-Arrete on je te brtle dit un
voiX au dehors.
-Avez-vous des armes, monsieu
le comte? ? dit tranquillement Pierre
Cest lie cas- de sen servir.
Ii fit en- meme temps lie geste d
tlrer son epte du fourreau. j.
commissaire extraordinaire retrouv
toute son 6nerge pour arreter lie bra
de son eompagnon.
-Gardcz-vous-en bien, captain
secria-t-il lis ne nous feraient poir
de quarter. Diable de Ia prudence
-Eous youlez alors vous laisse
devaliser par ees mis6rables MOI
siear le comte
Pas d'injures, capitaine, 5,
~ous plait, nexasperons personne,
vous en- prie. Du calme du calme
La soiture s.etait arretee, ct u
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DECX PENNIES


\ II suite de ces evenements ct de
ces fetes, Hyeres rrit nn aspect
tranquiile, ct Laure cut ie temps lie
Sc recuelllir Depuis le jour de son
arriv6e. Ia jeune lille n';tvait pas
Gchange I'm mot avec Pierre, 81 &c
nest devant dies tiers ct sur des
sajcts insignifants. De part ct
G'autre, on semblait s'accorder a
| oublier le passe ct i laisser les chooses
suivre leur cours. LIE service dies
princesses n'etat pas une sinecure
i occupait Laure une partie de Ia
| iOurnet, ct, lie son cote, Pierre ne
sortalt de son pavilion, pour Sc meier
aux h6tes de la residence, que lorsque
son deyoir Is obligeait. Ainsi les
occasions d'une rencontre etaient
| rares, ct nj Pierre nj Laure he cher
chaient a les faire naitre. Que Sc
seraient-lls dit ?
Dependant Get Gloignement meme
lie donnait que plus carri6re a lima
glnatlon de Ia jeune file. Dams le
domaine de la passion, lie silence joue
IN grand role : rien nexaIte autant
lie cpur ct ny entretient plus de
!i4vre. Ii est rare que, va de pres,
IN heros de roman garde son pres
tige i! perd etre connu : Ia rtalit6
fac loajours tort q l'ideal Les
femmes surtOutsposseaent ce lncrveil-
leuS secret de gutter Ia terre pour
So construlre un temple dams l'espace
ct placer leur dieu sur un autel
! Malheur a qui descend den haut ct
s'e2pose a des rapprochements dan
oereux En- amour CONNIE ailleurs,
! il existe des effets de perspective
on ne saurait nj suppl6er nj repro
duire, ct rlen n'adoucit les teintes
CONNIE &c lointam vaporeux dams
leQuel lie ceur place les images
;s!mees
Laure, faut-il lie dire, poursuivait
un songe parell. Aucun homme
n'avait jusque-la falt sur ellie Tim
preston que Pierre y await produite.
/ Ellie voulait en- vain FUR ce sentiment
aepraye, Sc tromper elle-meme ellie
ne pouvait y parvenir. personne
'aurait pu lui faire des reproches
plus vlfs que ceux qu'elle Sc faisait,
nj lui depeindre sous de plus oaieu
ses couleurs ce penchant indigne
Chaque jour ellie Sc croyait guerie, e'
! chaque jour dies rechutes atfreuses L
5 remplissaient depouvante lie:
t success que Pierre await trouves dan,
! le mondeimperial eniyraient son anne
i ellie sy associalt CONNIE 81 quelqu
: chose en- cut rejallli sur ellie. S
Pierre portait ses attentions yer
! quelque femme de Ia coar, ell
soufrait, ellie Sc sentait jalouse. l.
L voix de Get homme await uu accen
e qui Ia penetrate, ses yeux une EXPIRE,
. sion don't ellie ne sayait pas SC defer
/ Dire Cette plaie faisait des ravages
e ellie en- await sonde la profondeur {
ellie ttait presqne r6slgnee.
Il Laure Sc connaissait, ellie eta
II tertaine de ne jamais souiller sa V
1t par une faiblesse d6shonorante, G
d plut0t que de c6der, ellie 1tait r6soll
e a MOURN. C'est ce qui la soutena
l. | ct lui faisait enyisager ayec plus {
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cOinte taDrlel crut que 81. Gelllere
heure etait venue, il Sc jet;. !. genoux
TRACE grace ! s'6cria-til; vous
me jugez NAL, messieurs vous ne
jugez NAL. .Eous Gtes des gems dc
c9ur. j 'aime les gems dc cpur.
Les braves sont toujOurs des braves. :.
Bouton-de-Rose laissa Ie patient
Sc debattre ainsi pendant quelQues
minutes ct sembla consuiter ses
compagnons sur le parti Gu'li fallatt
prendre, apres Quoi il tleva de
nouveau la voix
-Ecoute, mGscadin les Moutons
sayent tout &c que ION Git, tout &c
que Ion f;it, tout ce que l'on frame :
tn es acharn6 contre eux.
-Mais, pas du tout, s'tcria le
patient c'est de Ia calomnie.
-Tu es acharne contre eux, mus
cadin, reprit le juge dune voiS
so!ennelie, tn veux les detruire, ct
demain tn Gois t'aboucher ayec IN
traltre qui les dtnonces. Tu vols
qu'on est un peu au fait.
accusation portalt 81 iuste que le
comte Gabriel n 'osa pas repondre
II baissa la tGte CONNIE un homme
condamn6 LIE juge continua. :.
-Ainsi, muscadln, recommande
ton anne d Dieu, tn as quatre minutes.
On vera 4 ne pas te faire souffrir.
\ ces mots, une terreur epouyan-
table s'empara du malheureux ses
dents claquaient CONNIE sill eut eu Ia
tievre, ses jambes he pouvaient plus
le soatenir =: c'etait a faire pite.
Grace disalt-il encore. Voyons,
que puis-je pour vous Faites vos
conditions. ~ souscris. Eoulez-
vous de largent ? tout ce que j'al :?
Voyons, parIez t..
II est trop tard disait impitoya.
Element le juge.
TN pen de pitie, mes bons mes.
sieurs, un peu de pitie
lie chef parut Sc consulter de nou
veau avec ses camarades, ct, apres
quelques secondes de delibtratlon
lis Sc retournerent tous brusquement
ct dirige.ent leurs pistolets vers l.
victime LIE commissalre eXtraordi
naire NY tint pas il tomba lie from
contre terre. Les bandits current de
Ia peine a contenir lenrs rires.
| -Muscadin, ecoute encore G
r6ponds avec franchise 81 ron t'e
pargne, laisseras-tu les Mouton
tran1uilles ?
ST je les lalsserai tranquilles
messieurs ! dit lie commissairc ey
traordinaire vous me le hernandez
Je suis paye pour celia. Des demair
, ie donne ma demission !! :. Tranquil
les =. All s'ils mont que mo
, pour les inquieter
Tu lie jures.
oh oui lie lie jure l.. Par tou
ce que vous voudrez l.. Par lombr
) de mes aieux, par Ia tete du ministr
de Ia police Tout ce que vous vou
drez je men excepte rien.
Eth bien, alors, tu es llbre muse;
din mas souvlens-toi que lie
5 Moutons ont leil partout ct WELLER
g sur ia conduite Debout y. All
dependant, il y a encore une cond
i ton. On dit que tn pinces agrGabl,
t ment Ia romance.
All! messieurs, dams quel M
t ment.
-Tu vas nous en- chanter une, o
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