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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
NEW YEARS. DAY
ON THE LINKS
Medal Contests by the San
Francisco Golf s.:
Club.
Generous Scores, but Plenty Of
Excitement and En-
thusiasm.
j. Lawson and H. Babcock Win the
Decorations for the Time /,
Being.

The new year opened auspiciously for
the San Francisco Coli Club. This sturdy
young organization has been born only
about half year, but the invigorating
exercise on the links and the good fellow
ship which exists in the. coay little club
house back of the Presidio Reservation
have proved the magnets which have at
tracted many to the club At present the
club boasts a membership of over fifty,
about twenty OF whom are ladies. The
tier are mostly recent acquisitions to
the mem bership, and they have become
infatuated with the sport.
The most important competition which
the club has vet known was held yester-
day. Two beautiful medals to be con-
tested for periodically were won for the
first time. Themo valuable of these
the Liverpool gold medals to be COM
peted for annually in scratch play. This
medal is of handsome design and finished
workmanship. 1t bears on one side a
mythical bird, with the name Liverpool
medal" subscribed. On the other side is
representation of golf-player in the act
of making vigorous stroke, Beneath this
is the legend, "Far and sure" This
medal was won yesterday by J. Lawson,
who had handsome lead over his COM
petitors.
The silver medal, also of beautiful de.
sign, is to be competed for monthly. The
contests for this token are to be handicap
events, and hence some very interesting
contests are anticipated. In yesterdays
match for this medal II. Babcock, with
handicap of 10, won. He had nothing to
spare in his victory, however, for C.'Page,
with similar handicap. came within one
of his score. The playing throughout this
match was close and exciting.
The days scores were not nearly so good
as the players might reasonably expect
under more favorable circumstances. The
links were heavy with the late rain and
the footing was slow and uncertain. This
fact kept many out OF the play who would
otherwise have been competitors. There
was quite large number of spectators
during the day. The first match, for the
Liverpool medal lasted from 10 A. M. to
1880, and the second match from 80 to
$3.50.
The members of the club point with
pride to the record they have made in de-
.veloping the youth OF the neighborhood
into first-cIass caddies. The main diff
Guilty they explain was in keeping the
boys from. entering so thoroughly
into. the spirit of the occasion as
to forget that they are paid re-
tainers and following the example of
their employers and accost the players as
plain Smith or Brown without the respect
full prefix. That has all been remedied'
now. The boys lug the cases of golf sticks
over the links in mute respect and every
thing is getting along nicely.
The following. is the result of the days
matches:
COMPETITION FOR LIVERPOOL GOLD MEDAL
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Stole His Own stock.
ENGLISH AS SHE WAS WROTE,
The Letter Lady Montrose Sent to Lady
Annandale: 200 Years Ago.

The Letter Lady Montrose Sent to Lady
-. Annanda1e 200 Years Ago.
There is bad spelling and there is bad
spelling Artemus Ward and Josh Bill
lings did some of it professionally, and
many school children and some grown
men and women do some of it even unto
this day. But neither of these distin-
guished PERSONS and no schoolchild or
grown-up man or woman; even in his or
her widest dream OF revenge against Web
ster ct al, ever came within a mile of the
spelling of a noble Scotch lady of200 years
ago.
She was, personally, Christian Leslie,
daughter of the Duke of Rothes, and wife
of the third Marquis of Montrose, and
later of Sir John Bruce of Kinross. Ac-
cording to custom, having been peeress,
she retained her peerage title; thus it
came about that. Sir John Bruce lived.
with the. Countess OF Montrose with all
proprlety. But this was what she wrote:
KINGRosE, July 4, 1898.
Madam: render VOW a thowsant thankes
for your play, which is very good, and / heve
rettornead. lit with. the bearear and If your
ladyshipe heve Gather enay NOR good playes
or novels which VOW heve read, and will be
pleased to lean them to me, shall be we're
fathefouell in restorenge, aud teke 1t a great
taver, for they aTvere deverting in the coun-
terry. Your lordedid me the honouer to dayn
hear yesterday, and was we're well. | heEtely
wished your ladyshipe had come aIonge, for lit
void heve bin botL & advertisement in this
good wather, and VOW void heve bin we're we'll
come to, dear madam, your ladyshipes most
humble servantt c. MONTROSE
For the right honorable the Countess of
Arandeall, at hirr LOGGING in nNetherayesWaynd,
edinburgh. :.
If readers who can't translate this will
try temporarily to forget all they ever
knew of spelling. and then will practice
dady Monrose's letter again, it is possi-
BILE that they may learn what her lady
ship wanted to say to Lady Annandale.
What the latter said and wrote it is per-
haps as well we do not know.-New York
SUn
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OUT FOR MISSION
IMPROVEMENTS
The Go-Ahead Five Mile
Club Ready for
Battle.
Some Things Which They
Feel They Must
Have.
A Sanitary Schoolhouse, a Safe Bridge
and Car Tracks Level With the
Road Demanded. ;.

With the new year the members of the
Mission Fiye-mile Club purpose to enter
upon an energetic campaign for much
needed improvements. Not that this or
ganization has been dormant in this re-
gard in its previous history, which extends
needs have become SO urgent and the
membership has become 80 large that the
club has outgrown some OF the methods
which sufficed in it's late infancy. That is
why the meeting which is to be held Mon
day TO adopt constitution and bylaws
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
PUMPS. IN KEROSENE OIL
How the Board of Health Insures
the Disposition of Diseased
" Meat.
A egsrbOse Wall for an Arc Light.
Boys Brigade Target Practic..
Notes. -.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 1.-The nractice
OF killing diseased cows at the dumps on
Webster street and thereafter having the
boneyard'man remove the carcass without
doing anything to insure against the nsa
.of. the meat for commercial purposes will
be stopped. The supposition has been
that the carcass is tried out and its va
GUS parts made use of. commercially bv
the tanners This has generally been
done, but it is also known that the. flesh
after having.been tried out, has been sold
to the farmers as food for hogs and
chickens, instead OF being used for fer
tillzers. There has been no guaranty
that any portion Of the cows has mot
been used for othor purposes. The
thought that diseased cattle might
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FELL IN A CULVERT.
Escaped Drowning and Walks Twenty
Miles With a Broken
Shoulder :

OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. l. Joseph
perience just at the time when all sorts of
noises were proclaiming the death of 1896.
Cloran is a cigar-maker, and was walking
along, the railroad track from Irvington to
this city. When few miles on his
journey he slipped off the track and fell
into culvert.
Owing to the recent rains there was
quite torrent of water rushing through
the culvert and Cloran, dazed and hurt
by his fall, was In danger of being
drowned: He succeeded in getting to the
side OF the creek after being swept
through the culvert, anG. as he did. not
want TO freeze to death in his wet clothes
he again took the track and continued his
way.
All through the bitterly cold air of the
early morn the injured man tramped on.
nor did he cease till he reached this city,
when he went direct to the Receiving
Hospital. An examination showed that
the fall in the culvert had fractured a
shoulder-blade besides inficting other in.
luries. Cloran considers he is very
fortunate man to be alive;
Stole His Own Stock.
OAKLAND, GAL, Jan. l.-R. Vrettos,
a fruit dealer on San Pablo avenue, was
arrested this evening on a peculiar charge
OF burglary. He is accused of breaking
into his own store. Some time ago Vret-
tos gave bill of sale to one Peterson on
his stock. Yesterday Peterson took pos
session and locked up the store. To-day
Vrettos entered and was carrying on busi-
ness when Peterson arrived. Peterson
thereupon had him arrested for burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

BERKELEY Trinity
with tales dcod and whispered that the organization E. A. Gvns
Church OF the Withdrawals
the detection Mr.
prominent
Europe The Holiness
secrao and its
studies religious
with
Now Parkhu back and during the past few weeks has
in the Holiness
opposition
Bentley
"Hoiness Band which
decreased Bentley
with o he
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
Brief News Notes.

There was no o'clock train for San Fran.
cisco last night, owing to an sccident to the
machinery of the engine.
The Berkeley corps of the Salvation Army
assisted the Oakland army to-day in giving q
free dinner to the poor in Oakland. Services
with sermon by the Rev. George Z. Swan, were
held in ST. Marks Church this morning.
The week of union prayer services in Berke.
ley will begin with next Sunday evening,
when the Rev w. F. Binney of the First Bap.
The leaders for the week will be as follows
Monday. Rev. A NJ. Elston; Tuesday. Rev. ].
Clarke Robbins; Wednesday, Rev. George B.
Hatch; Friday, Rev. r. Bentley. Thursdays
meeting will be under the auspices of the
women's missionary societ ties OF the town.
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Demand for Colonel Pierson.

OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 1.-Colonel
Thomas Pierson. the colored orator, went
to Woodland to-day at the invitation of
the HiIborn. Republican Club to deliver an
address on Lincoln's Emancipation Proc
lamation. The colonel has also been in
vited to deliver his lecture in Los Angeles
and several southern cities.
The Volunteers Christmas Tree.
At Army and Navy Hall tonight on
Eighth street the Volunteers tprovlded a
Christmas tree for the young folks. Dur
ing the past week the children OF poor
people were searched out and given tick
cts to attend the entertainment. Each
one who came received nice present, as
well as packages of candy, oranges and
cake.
At the Macdonough.
OAKLAND, CAL, Ian. 1.-THE Old
Homestead" company opened at the
Macdonough tonight for two nights en-
gagement. "The Brownies" will appear
next week.
Company AIS Reunion,
OAKLAND. CAL. Jan. COMPANY A,
N. G. c., has sent out invitations for re-
uunion to be held next Thursday evening
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
.Distinruished visitor,
RFRKEJ.EY C1I Ton The Rev

students of the university on January T..
DIR. Bliss is an Episcopal clergyman well
known throur hout the Union as aspeaker
for Christian socialism, and who has dis
continued all parish work to give himself
to travel and lectures. His visit to the
coast will be under the auspices of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

This was abandoned when he went to
Europe to raise money by placing borax
stock on British markets He did this
successfully and is now back in local har-
ness, and as he is man of remarkable en-
ergy it is not likely that he will longer al
low the valuable pier at EmeryviIle to
remain idle.
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at the armory: All members and ex-
members win be present. and the officers
of the regiment will also attend. There
will be campfire and entertainment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
GUARDSMEN CRY .
l!CUBA LIBRE'
Make a Contract With an
:. Agent of the Rebel !.
!. Government.
Will Receive Grants of Land il
the Insurgent Cause
Succeeds.
Impatiently Waiting for Congress TO
Acknowledge the Belliger- ).
cncy of Cubans.


OAKLAND orF4CE SAN Francisco CALL
908 Broadway, Jan. l:
The military spirit engendered in the
young men of Oakland who honor: the
uniform. Of the National Guard has taken
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

of expense to the college journals, which,.
of course, could do their own work for
much less than they have to pay to have
sIIch work done outside
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

An old ruin has been uncovered on the
Moqui reservation in Arizona and nearly
200 pieces OF perfect pottery found.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

After the second medal contest the
members. repaired to the clubhouse, where,
over light refreshments, they refought the
battles of. the day.
There are four times as many words in
the English language as there are in the
French.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02

Four per cent of infants die before ut.
tanning the age of year.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
Narren's 'Remains Arriye.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 1.-The remains
of w. J. Warren, resident of this city,
who died in British Columbia on the 23d
of December reached this city to-day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
Su Santidad Leon XIII
J Emilio RiGlGbOQrg.

El conocido novelista frances Emf
lio Richebourg. que ha tenido recien
temente e. alto honor de or la pala-
bra de Su Santidad, publica en- el
periodico parisien IL Eclair," un ar
tlculo cuyos principales parrafos son
testimonio de respetuosa admiration
al representante de Jesucristo en- la
terra.
Mr.. Richebourg, con otras perso-
mas de dIferentes nacionalidades, aSis-
tio a una misa papal; y una vez esta
terminada, y como de costumbre, fue
4 arrodillarse ante el susesor de San
Pedro y contesto las breves mani
festaciones que aquel Sc digno hacer
en- su'presencia. He aqui una peque-
ma parte del relate en- que ell novelista
da conocer la impression esperimen
tada en- tan solemnes momentos.
"Unos cuarenta privile giados, de
euyo n1nero formaba yo parte, asis
tieFon al santo sacrihcio de la misa.
No habia en- aquel santua'io NADIA
que no tuviera el atfactivo de la hu
mildad y de la senSiilez.
Pre-. eutoie el Papa una apart
cion blanca!.. .. Banco e. enfalue
cido 'rostto al que daba expression de
infnita bondad una leve, dulce y an
gelical sonrisa, y que pare.ia ilumi-
nado por el brIIlo de viva mirada;
blanco el casquete colorado sobre
mechones de cabellos de nitida blan
cura; blancas el alba y la estola y la
sobrepeiIiz.... iHermosa figura! Leon
XII djo la mlsa en- voz bastante alta;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
UN HEROE

Los periodicos de la C6rte dan
cuenta del acto her6ico realizado
en- Fili2inas por ell Secretario del
Gobierno de Pampanga, D. Ale
jandro Madrinan.
Parece ser que los presos que
existlan en- dicho Gobierno { ha-
billtado para carcel) intentaron
escaparse, rindiendo a la guardia
que los custodiaba, entablando al
cfecto una lucha con ell escaso
n1mero de soldados que ALI ha-
bla +; y cuando Sc iba q decidir la
suerte por los presos, superiores
en- n1mero, el indicado Secreta
rio, Sr Madrih&n, apareci6 en- ell
sitio de la pelea arengando a
nuestros soldados. Entonces fue
herido, y a pesar de clio asi6 un
mauser y estuvo defendiendo la
salida hasta que los presos Sc
rlndierOn.
En- la lucha tuvimos 3 muertos
y varios heridos y los rebeldes 80
balas, resultando el Sr Madrinan
con dos machetazos en- la cabeza,
uno en- la mano que le corto dos
dedos y cuatro bayonetazos en- ell
pecho. vientre y espalda.
Digno es de recompensa tan
valiente patricia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
Las Cu0ltaS do Ia Guerra

La GGcStG ha publicado la cuenta
de Ia campaila de Cuba. correspon-
diente al primer semestre del a1o &C
tua|; que es como sigue:
Ingresos: por venta de I22 $40 bi-
lletes hipocecarios de 1890. o.o54.2o8
pesos; por idem de 4.22I idem de
1886, 387 ooo pesos; por una opera
cion conceftada con el Banco, sobre
pagares & noventa dias, I3.o37447;
procedente de pagares endosados al
Banco, 3'842.37I; por el mismo con-
cepto, garantizado por las obligacio-
mes de Aduanas. IoI27.635; antici
pados por el Banco de la Peninsula
con el producto de las obligaciopes
de Adaanas, 7.377.2o4 pesos; bene-
hcio de la compra de plata y giros
satisfechos por obligaciones del presu-
puesto de Puerto Rico. S8 $50; que,
sumados a los I5.434 688 pesos que
habia de existencia de la cuenta an
terror, dan para los ingresos un total
&c So o4o 8oo
Pages: ramo de Guerra, 2 200. 5o2;
dem de Marina, 8o4.683; cir. de la
lnten dencia de Cuba. 7 $40 900; re-
m sas en- met lico 4 las Cajas de la
isla. 1900. 900; ipgresado en- efec
two en- Cuba, 100000; aplicado al
fondo de la campafia por pagoS he
chos en- Madrid. 3 7o4 SIS; pagos al
ministerio de Estado, 48.433: cons
truccion del dique flot4nte de la Ha
bana "a cuenta), 458 oo3: diferencia
entire las cantidades anticipates q la
Gaia general de Ultramar, para pago
de asignaciones las familias de jefes
y ohciales del ejercito de Cuba, y 10
reintegrado en- dicha isla por los di-
verSos cuerpos del mismo, 468 So4
Estos son los pagos hechos por
gastos de la campana, que importan
80 o37 o52.oI9, a los cuales hay que
sumar 4 $4,000 pesos por pagares
recogidos de la operacion de credito
de SO millones de pesetas dispuestas
por Real orden de 26 de Mario de
1896; 6.22o.ooo, por reintegros he
chos al Tesoro de la Peninsula para
amortization de Ob|igaciones de Ia
venta de Aduanas, y I.6I5.23o, 200
por reintegro de las cAntidades to
msdas transitoriamente de la cuenta
de credito mum I.542, seg'in aparece
en- el balance del Banco, publicado en-
la GGcstG de 7 de Diciembre de:I8o6,
dando I'm total de 43. 3.3I3.IoI.2Io, que
sumados con I6,635.7o6.75o y4.55o
de frances la par, todo e.lo por SAL
do, resulta para los gastos una snma
de So 4o4.8oo. Ioo.
Quedan agota dos los 400 millo3es
de pesetas nominales, importe del en-
prestito de Aduanas, asi como los bi
lletes hipoteearios de la Isla de Cuba,
emission de 1896; quedando en- car
terra de la emission de 1890, 86 o6s
billetes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15

todos pudimos DIR claramente su voz,
admirar la fuerza que un espiritu vi :
goroso comunica al cuerpo debilitado
por la edad."
A continuation de la misa, y cuan
do por turno lie correspondio, Mr..
Richebourg hincose Gle rodillas ante ell
sillon en- que el Papa tomo asiento.
Uno de los sacerdotes deslizo el nom
bre del novelista frances al dido de-
Ponti6ce y este !e habl6, seg1n escribe
M. Richebourg, en- los terminos si-
guientes:
--Podeis hacer mucho bien al pue-
bio utilinando la pluma para comba-
tir el socialismo revolucionario que
puede causar tantos males itanto:
males!
--Santo Padre respondi yo-hay
mucho apego, en- mi pals, a la Reli
g'on catolica, las venerables tradi
clones del pasado; no creo que el SO.
cialismo revolucionario pueda destruil
sentimientos que estan arraigadisimos
FL Papa hizo un gesto casi imper
ceptibie, Yo anadi:
Hay, 81, un socialismo honrade
que tiene partida'ios entire los que
aspiran ,eformas que conduzcan
la equidad.
-Si, 81, replic6 Su Santidad Sc
necesita trabajar por el imperio de !;
Justicia, que predco Je,ucristo, Guy;
pa'a0ra es precise seguir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15

que su espiritu orgullo no podia su-
trIr sin rebelarse.
Mas, roto una vez el hielo, sc re-
solvio Lord Keeper q no dejarlo en-
durecer de nuevo. Formaba parte
de su plan el trastonar y confundir
las ideas de RavensWood por medic
de una compIicada y tecnica relacion
del negocio que Sc debatia entire las
dos familias, creyendo que seria diff
Gil para un joven de su edad seguir
las exposiciones de un abogado prac-
tico, relativas 4 acciones de cargo y
data, de mIltipies rentas, adjudicacio-
mes, obligaciones, propias impropias,
limites del terteno; y declaraciones de
pIazos legales y inidos. Asi ,penso
Sir William, dan 10 explicaciones que
omito porque sprovecharian muy po
co al iector. -.
Llamando q Ravenswood aparte
en- el alfeizar de una ventana del salon,
y anudando ell discurso de la noche
ANTERIOR oDo que esPeraba que u Jo-
ven amigo tuvrera paciencia para DIR
los minuciosos detalles de csc infortu
nado asunto. objeto de las diferencias
que habian mediado entire el y su
ilustre padre. Ravenswood Sc puso
algo encendido pero guardo silencio,
y Lord Keeper aunque no muy sa
tisfccho del color que habia asumido
ei rostro de su oyente, comenzo Ia
historic de una obligation por veinte
mil marcos. que habia entregado su
padre al padre de Allan Lord Ra-
y llegaba a detallar los
motives legales Porque <sta suma res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15

gesti6n de Navarro Reverter, pl; gada
de excesos, arbitrariedades, lige, ,ezas
y absurdos, hallase en- el case de la
habitacion oscura, en- la cual ha he
che el efecto del rayo de luz la exco-
munion del Ooispo de Mallorca u.
Luego, segun ell Sr Maura, a1n
queda e! raoo por desolIar. Desgra
ciadamente, a el no lie que "a nj ese
recurso.
Segdn opinion del Excmo Sr Car
denal Sancna, IA circular del Sr Obs
po de Palma no ha sido bien CON-
prendida. La que Sc lego en- las
Igiesias tan solo dice que el parti
cular 8 las autoridades que sc apode
rem indebidame nte de los bienes de Ia
Iglesia, estan sujetos a excomunion
segGn las decisiones del Concilio de
Tentro".
Sc deduce dc esto que ei Sr Minis
tro de Hacienda no esta excomuIga
do Tan solo ha incuuido en- exec
munion. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15

petab|e Sc habia convertible en- un ae-
6ItHn fundi, cuando fue interrumpi4c
por ell joven.
NO este en- este lugar, dijo, don
de puedo OR las explicaciones de Sir
William Ashton sobre las materias que
eatre nosotros sc cuestionan. No es
aqui. donde mi padre murio con el
corazon destrozado, sitio en- que pue-
da yo tener paciencia para investigar
decentemente la causa de la ruina de
mi casa. Podria recordar que soy su
hijo y olvidar los deberes de la hospi-
pitalidad. Vendra un tempo, que
tiene que venir, en- que estas cosas Sc
discutan en- un tribunal y en- presen,
cia de tales jueces que vos y 20 ten
dremos la misma ibertad para hablar
y escuchar.
-Cualquier tempo y cualquier lu-
gar, dijo Lord Keeper, son buenos
para los que solo buscan la justicia.
Me creo con aigun derecho saber
aigo respecto a los fundamentals en-
que pensais basar vuestra impugna-
clon de un procedimiento legal que ha
sldo tan estudiado y pesado por el
1nico tribunal competente.
Sir William Ashton contest6 el
joven 'exaltandose, las tierras que vos
ahora fueron concedidas i un
remote antecesor milo por servicios
hechos CON su espada contra las ingle-
ses invasores de la patria. Como es
tas posesioues Sc han escapado de
nuestras manos en- virtud de no Sc
que procedimientos que nj parecen
'enta' nj hipoteea, nj adjudication por
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deuda sino una mezcla enredada con
los hiIos de todos estos derechos pero
no descrita en- los codigos; como Ia
renta anual ha lido acumulandose So
bre el capital sin que quedase al pare
Ger rincon alguno legal en- nuest:o ia :
vor, hasta que nuestros intereses y
nuestras prop'edades hereditarias pa
recen haberse derretido como tempa-
nos de nieve; todo este que entendeis
mejor que yo, queda para mi mex
plicado { inexplicable. Quiero, sin EN-
barge suponer. por Ia franca conduc-
ia que usais conmigo, que hasta cierto
punto me haya engafiado acerca de
vuestro caracter personal; quiero su-
poner que las cosas aparezcan de de-
recho y de justicia para vos, abogado
entendido como sois; para mi, que soy
ega en- la materia, Sc presentan POGO
menos que como injusticias y despojos
lievados cabo por la OPPRESSION.
"A vos. querido amigo, contesto
Sir William. permitidme llamaros asi,
Sc os ha pintado igualmente NAL a mis-
ojos, Sc me hsbia dicho que erals al
tanero, imperioso y arrebatado, prom
to a tirar la espada, la menor pro-
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fuerza de que ha tempo la ley civil
protege a los ciudadanos. Y puesto
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