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Another feature will be the relay race
between Y. NJ. C. a. juniors.
The Sixth Battalion will put out a
strong tug -of-war team composed of Shep-
| ley. Williamson, Mooney, CRANES and
Coon. These are taking hard practice and
look like winners.
Others of the Sixth Battalion who look
likely are: Chum in the twelve pound
shot Coon at pole vault, and Adams at
| tiftyyards dash. The Sixth ought to
| carry of some of the prizes.
The Mortons have a number of good
| men who should get to work and win
athletic honors for their company. It's
a pity TO have such good material go TO
waste. White at the high jump is the
only man at practice.
Ordway Rifles will enter a relay and
tug g-of-war team
Captain Edwards novelty, the revcille
race. will be quite feature of the meet
The twelve pound shot and broad jump
are new events on the associations pro-
gramme.
Joe Grant. champion wrestler of the
District, and Bob Akers. champion. will
provide an additional feature in the shape
Of an exhibition wrestling bout
Golden Eagles Bowlers
If the Bowling League schedule were
month longer. the Golden Eagle Club
bowlers would make decidedly danger
GUS bidder for first honors, bowling at
the rate which marked their work in the
earlier part of last week. It was decid-
edly of the sensational order and the
game with the Fat Men and Y. NJ c. A
helped to materially boost along the play
ers' individual averages, part of which
was lost in Fridays games with the Bust
ness Men
Bowling three 900 and over games in
one week is quite feat and this the
Eagles did. In the set with the Fat Men
they rolled a 929 total and against the
Y. NJ. c. A they bowled 903 and 9O4, with
a third game of S79. Low scores were
scorned last week and 500 games were
hardly tolerated
Brandt helped himself considerably to
some of the good things. On one even
ing he had the best single, 2l6. and high
average with 1856 and In the late set he
averaged la1. but lost nearly all he
earned in the disastrous games of Friday
night.
Brown was in his usual good form and
drew an average of 1872 in the one set;
Ludwig had III and 175 respectively, and
Stitt. i73. Cott bowled his usual steady
games and was in the running. His spare
hoi IA at Times db VI iHe StIfodLl Llbhdl SOil
All of these suffered in their averages
through the Friday night games.
Up to Friday night the team stood
straight third in the League race, but
the triple defeat at the hands of the
Business Mems Club gave them set
back and they are now on a tie with the
Jolly Fat Men for the place.
The team may regain some of its lost
ground in its remaining games, of which
I.Esk al -.
leaders. the CAROLS and Saengerbund. re-
SpectiNelY.
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Phone East 254 w..snsoa sn.s bottle s.sr,a: s' tn:
for Rear Cos famous Golden Hop Beer for
soi DSSA' q. Delivered In unlettered waEonA
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Standing of the Teams.

The Y. NJ. C. A. team looks a sure win
ner OF the indoor baseball league cham
pionship. 1t has won nine games and
lost one, and still has two postponed
games to play with the Urell Rifles, dates
for which will be arranged this week.
Last Wednesday the Corcorans defeat
ed the CAROLS IA to 13, and the result
was the surprise Of the week.
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All-Around Championships.

With only two more sets of contests
before the close of the season to decide
the all-around athletic championship Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
the interest is at fever heat among
those who have contested the full series,
covering three months or more.
The character of the work has been of
a high order and those who have COM
peted, whether they be among the leaders
or among the tail-enders, have been com
pensated for their outlay OF energy by
an endless amount of benefit to physical
condition.
The team totals earned in the contests
OF last week are as follows: Captain Glea-
sons team, 668.5; Captain Fewkes' team,
$40; Captain Bateman's team, 1855; Cap
tain Richardson's team, 526; Captain Lud
wigs team, 1862
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS
The Washington times., 1902-03-23
Special Values in Boys Clothing.

Nothing tells the story effectively the prices them
Selves-Only consider the values with the prices
d
S5 Pants sizesfashion-right and quaity-right
extra
I'll
break OsOV
Q1
Boys Tan Covert Cloth regulation reef
sizes B they values The Reef D I'LL
Nobby Gray Norfolk with yoke back and front IN
to 4
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington times., 1902-03-23

season IL is proposed TO nOl0 a series OF
such events open to members only and
wind up at the end of the year with big
tourney in which the winners of the sew
eral series will compete.
Some Tennis Enthusiasts.
The one tourney held last year on the
association courts was handicap affair
and developed some very good material
which this season ought to make a good
showing in the round of matches. The
winners of last year were: Doyle. who
took first prize and Catchings, second.
Among the enthusiasts who enter this
seasons matches are: Mcssrs. Foss,
Hough, Doyle, Whiting, Hamilton. Protz-
man. Sellars, Farley, AsnDrook, Bielaski,
Catchings, Dean. Scott Smith. Hatel, l. B..
Smith Brush, Fuller Stetson. Grant Dod-
son, Gawler. Coughlin, Morris, Weight
man, Spaulding, Terrell, Claiming Fewkes,
Cheseldine. pitchlynn, Kerr, Richardson,
and Bateman
Manager Crawford is at work upon his
baseball schedule and he hopes to get on
number of games with good out-of-toWn
teams. The candidates for places on the
team will take to practice at the park
this week and as rapidly as possible the
men to permanently fill places will be
selected and then will begin the real
work.
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A los
GfaduadOS ll8Ie
que Sc hallen sin escuelas,
el Departamento de ms
truccion p1blica les dice
10 que sigue:

HAbiendo nctado este Dsparta:
mento-que a6n estxn sin contratar
gran ntmero de maastrOs rurales y
,graduadosS siendo IL intenci6n de
este DepartamentO oil verificar exk.
neles repetisos Ell que todas las es.
scuelas de 10 ,la fuesen cubiertas
debidxmente; existiendo On Il aetna.
lidAd nm n1mero conaiderA ble de
escuelAs rurales que NO pueden b.
brirse pOrque Los maestrOs rehnsAn
solicitArlAs por rszoness muchas de
slAs veces nimias esinaceptables; te.
niendo en- cuenta este depAftamento
que tAl estAdo de cosAs resultA en-
notable perjuiciO para Ii difusi6n de
la enEef1 Xr 70 en- estA Is'a y por euyo
avAnce debe velAr, y ademks porque
le ccnstrif1ek 6 no Ablir anualmente
81 ntmero de escuelAs rurales que
ne DEF Cd impl&ntar. este Deparsa.
mento, por ID presente Iexcita 4 OF
maastros graduadcs y rurAles que
sc h&llen sin contrAta para que 80.
Ijciten lGs escnelas IurAles v&cantes
CON ell doble fin de servir In ins.
trucc.o1 y de quo eI sf1o pr6ximo
puedAn cangeAr sus Cartificados,
pu6s de otro modo ser& diffcil.
San Juan, P r Noviembre Is
de 1902. \ y
.s Alberto r. Martinez.
SecretsIio del Dspartamento de
INSTRUCTION.
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Ell Sr. Calaf
COnStrnye un deSY1o
en- Su hacienda de Manatf.

Novbre 13 ri Sr. Ca1af. he
cendAdo de esta zona ha emprendido
Ia construction de an sdesvfc, que
una los establecimientos de su finca
szucarera CON In linea f6rrea de San
Juan & Arecibo.
Ese ramsl que tendr& apre xima.
dAmente unos 600 metros, permitir&
cargar el zd ,Ar frente & la casa de
maquinas y conducirlos directamen.
te al mercado de San Juan. ST Sc
considers ell gasto y las difficult AIDES
que hoy requiere conducir esos azd
cares hasta aquells lirea por malos
caminos y cArros de bueyes, 6 aun
cuanao se hsga esa conducci6l en-
ysgonetAs Decauville, podr & formar-
se idea de las .ventsjas y economics
que Ell citSdo desvfo significs.
La OBJ . 10 hace Ell Sr. CAlaf por
su cuents, obligGndose 6 psgar el
importe del material fj y q dar & In
Compaf1fa fsrrocArrilera nm deter.
minado 1mero de toneladas de car.
"a 81 sfio. La Compaf flfa de M par
to, cede el material, m6vil necesArio
para los traspol tes.
Por aqnf se asegura que el Sr.
Antonio Monroig tiene prop6sitos
de emprender una pare ci ia obra, Y
se sabe que hay otros rAmales de
esa Glaze estAblecidos en- otros luga.
res de 10 isis; por ejemplo, en- 10 ha.
cienda del Sr. Tfuj lo en- Gusyani-
lla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-14

"Preparaci6n dc Wampole SIN
ella ninguna es legltima. Els tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite do Hfgado de Bacalao Puro,
que extraemos directamente de los
higados frescos del bacalao, combine
dos con Jarabe dc Hipofosfitos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta Cere-
20 Silvestre. Tomada antes de las
comidas, aumenta el apetito, ayuda
& la Digestion. enriquece la sangre
con clementos rojos y reconstituyen-
tes y vuelve los placeres y tareas
del mundo & muchos que habian
perdido va toda esperanza. GEL
Professor DR.. Adrian de Garay, de
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he u
sado la Preparation de Wampole en-
los Anemicos, Clor6ticos, Pal1dicos,
en- Ia neurastenia y en- otras enfer-
medades que dejan al organismo de-
bill y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado y au-
mentado en- peso.', Basta una boz
tella para convencerse. Eficaz desdsa
Ia primera d6sis. "Nadie sufre M
desengano con esta." En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-14
DE LA MULTITUD

Que han usado nuestra prepare.
ci6n 6 que la estan usando en- la
actualidad, jamas hemos sabido do
ninguno que no haya quedado salts
fecho del resultado. No pretende-
mos NADIA que no haya sido dmplia-
mente justifcado por la experiencia.
AL recomendarla & los enfermos no
tenemos mas que hacer referencia &
sus m6ritos. Sc han obtenido gran
des curaciones Y de SECURE que SO
obtendran muchas mas. No hay y
podemos asegurarlo honraGamente,
ningun otro medicamento, que pue-
da emplearse con mayor fe y con-
fianza. Alimenta y sostiene- las fuer-
zas del enfermo durante esos perio-
dos en- que falta ell apetito y los
alimentos no pueden digerirse. Pa,
ra evitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
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Una lOIlba.

Con volantas tijas, y loca, lists
para funcionxr d vspor, se vende
barata. Informaran en- La OoErospon
uda.
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Carotid c.ciOnes ne 6licss q a..
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yQJ4X H. mo i pe8AEtD CD ID
6of1<6nen e. rs M & ~ nth III
j Nm Ii fAInia ln parsone que SO
hace no es buenS y si e. persona
ea nm maestro. dnha 0ex expulshdO
del msRisteri0. Ei 6dlRo PanaI u II
ley 40 Iustrucci6n Pt hlicA prOhibenl
eao IN Puerto Rico, y 1 lOs M sers
ellloa preceptcs de Eumanidad did.
tAn 81 fuerta Responsible que saa
spiAdos0 con el 16bii irresppnGnhle.
ID mkestrO que Se deja arrebAtar
por il Ira, no debe scr maestro,
squel que para corregir klOs niflos
no there otro recnrso qne III violen.
cia, igaorA ~ misi6ny fAIta 6 aus
deberes.
,Personas que NOS merece cr6 III
70 nos eseribe de Ponce qae IL pro
+ ssora Mis-. Karney ~fa pegado nm
be teton en- h caraY 4 una ni1s de
cinco m -. Si al hecho es, como
creemos, cierto esa prt fescra In
fAltado 6 gu dsber vel Departamen
to de Instrucci6n d5lica debe culn'
plir Ell suyo. s.a' e Z NJ -
di,8l
Es recesario probar que ESQ
sea cierto. sss, ~ s.s.Es
Los hechos pasan en- clase y no
hay otrps testigos que nifios de cor.
to edad que no pueden ser oidos en-
1uicio 9 que alecionAdos por el cul
pable declaran 6 81 favor. Y los pss
dres que no tianen ctrs pruebx one
10 mAncha roja del bofst6n an 81
rcstro de su hi qus en- desolado
llanto les pide amp&ro, los psdres,
decimos, no pueaen darle d b fet6ls
la ltar gibse forms de Sun cuerpo del
dslit. para ffacarlo s los tribu.
Males como piena prneba del des.
man.
De asa marers, Ii tig, xos,s &
pezc zones, 4 empujones, cruzando
con las reglas geom6tricas Las 3es.
psldas de los ninoa, de sese Eodo no
se educa 6 m pueb' o., se 1e humilIa
Ds sae mod0 no se hace smAble
u 1nstrncci6U, ,sino diOea. Da ese
n od0 no se at.se lA Atenci6n sdal
pueblo 6 Ia cultura y d estudio, ssin6
qua de- levAnta 10 ira del On b O cue
cabsr1 por dudar 81 este pafs, con
lunto de seres raciona'es 6 nm lao
de esrneros tratados 6 puntapiSs.
Estas c-sss inaignA y hAcen
perSer la, calm los mas serene g.
Ell Departments to de obstruction
Pdbliea t!eie nm ere Tito que defen.
der y 81 en- hechos de ssts clase no
se fijA 8 10 m i "a con indiSeriencia, 90
hAr& de elios solidxrio 6 c6mplice de
10 brutalidad de sus emp,eadoe.
A sLa Correspondencia. no
pueden verles indifeyentes eros des.
msues y estarG siempre dispuesta &.
protestar de clos. 81 otros quieren
hacer iu ticis, nos alegraremos. pc.
ro si per demos Ell tempo consignsn-.
do estos Concentrations, b habremos sido
honrados y NO encubriaores de villa.
MAS. ~
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La COL ECTIVAH

Cnales son Lon msjoras oigarrillm de
Puerto Rco. 81 | T's 81 = -, q,
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Maniobras navales
on aguas dc Pto-Rieo.

Las noticias que el corresponsal
de eLA Correspondercis. en- ID isla
sCnlsbra. 1os ha trasmit;so. narm
ten afirmar que Va se ha entrado ALI
sacramento en- nm periodo preparato
rio en- 10 one & las pr6ximss manic
bras navales de- 10 escuadra america
M se refiere. za
Hubo maniobrAs en- Alemania,
en- Francis, en- Inglaterra: ahOra el
mundo entero volver& los oios ri
contipente americauo eCulebra.
serA durante Algun tempo ell punto
enfocado por eli catalejo universal:
Es necesario nm desfile de fuer.
zas fotantes; es precise una prueba
pr6ctica de pericia naval, es imperio
so nm iprendigsie prActico, sobre al
terreno de maniobras que pueds. aea
30, slgtn dia haeer neeesarias 10 res
lidad, y. mauos & In obra. al robier :
no de Waahiurton diannne Tndn Ia
necesario = nrontn vamoax astar an
plenas msniobras.
b, ttil recordar cue sCu,ebra,
por su situsci6n Reogrlfisa en- . seuss
de Pto Rico. y por sd condici6n nolx.
tics. es Pto Rico misno: B 10 ese
punt, de vista, ,puede afirmaree 0ua
el espectxculo naval, sa exhorna an
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BOletin AgrfcOla
ndmerO dos.
Esta destinado a estudiar
Tel cultivo del tabaco.

ri Depsrtamento del Interior se
no servido remitirnos nm ejemplar
del sB oletin Agtfcola 70 2, Atenci6n
por IL cual damos las gracias.
Rsferege ell cstado B oletin nj
cultivo del tabaco y nesodos para
curarle y convene que nos fjemos
todos en- una nota que al calso de 10
cubierta Sc cor tiene y dice akf;- <sste
Boletin SO enviar& Rratuitamente 6
toda persona que 10 pida 6 ID Ofici.
na de Agricultura y Minas, San
Juan
Dentro de mn mes, no debe hA.
ber en- 10 isla an solo cultivador de
tAbaco nj un solo aflcionado & 10 cul.
tura de esta TERRA que no posea nm
e1emplar de ete folleto. Aque]las
parscnas que en- Comerfo. Aibonito,
Cayey, Jancos, Cidra, Ykuco etc.
tengan plantaciones de tabAco, de-
ben ser las primeras en- dir;g'rse 6
10 precitada Oficina en- demands de
ejemplares. POGO trAbAjo cue, t.:
una tsfjets postal que Va nm cen.
tavo y nm simple ademxn depositkn.
dola en- Ell bu2ol de correo del pua.
bio. Lo demAs 10 hsia el D spsrta.
mento.
El folleto contiene los temas
que siguep selection de 10 semilla-
Cantidad que debe sembrarse-como
se preparan, 10 semilleros Qnema
del mismo -preparaci6n del terre.
no-protecei6n siembra- plantac!6 On
cultivo -Abonos-corte--producci6
de semilla-insectos dafiinos AIDE.
mks. en- 10 relative. .al modo de curAr
el tAbaco, cara del tabaco del rorte
para eigarros - cura en- ID Florida
cura del tkbscosW hite BnrleyD -cu.
n del tabaco amarillo elsro-idam
de ex portaci6n -tipos de tabacos de
exportaci61- cura del tAbaco sPeri.
ques- ventA del tAhaco..
Por 10 anterior enumeration de
materias podr& deducirse 10 que nos
interest," 10 lectura de ese folieto, y
pensamos que III nueatrcs cultivado.
res Sc fijan, nm verdadero prxctico
resultado obtendrkn de aquella lee.
turs.
Bdsquesa y le .se esA fnente de
nonocimientos que se pone hoy &
nuestro Rlcance.
Una bOmba.
Con volantas fijas, y loca, lists
para funci0nxr q vapor, se vende
barata. IuformaFAu en- In O0Yroanon
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CHAPTER XxyI.


'"rcll me what a soul desires. aad !
Will tell you what Il is SO runs tLr
phrase.
TEL me what man dreams, aud
VIII tell you what he loves" That
also has It's truth.
ON the night when Gregory toid5his
story Waldo sat alone before tire fire,
llis untasted supper before him. lie
was weary after ais days work, too
weary 20 eat II, put the plate down
on The floor for Doss. who licked u
plt.i md then went back to his corner
f,Na time the mas" threw himself
trr foot OF the bed without I'M
4lirs. ana fell asleep there. He slept
81 long that the candle burned itself
.aid the room was In darkness. But
srcamed lovely dream as he lay
there. o
In his dream, TO his right rose high
mountains, their tops crowned with
snow, their sides clothed with bush and
bnthcd IN tile sunshine At their feet
was Tire sen blue and breezy bluer
than any earthly sea- like the sea he
To e Cotinued
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fbat blue mountain rar rway--lre
US stop when we get to il l.l fare.-
She closed her eyes aga. dis.w
the sails down before and behind. ana
the wagon rolled away slowly. The
landlady and the nlggers stood 10
watch II from the ''stoep."
Very silently the great wagon rolled
along the grass covered plain. The
driver on the front box did not clan hI.
whip or call TO his oxen. and Gregory
sal beside him with folded arms. Re
hind them. In the closed wagon. She
lay. with the dog az her feet very
quiet with folded hands. He Greg
oryl dared not be IN there. Like Hagar
when she laid her treasure down.
the wilderness. he sat afar 81 ~
Hagar said. Let mo 49, SIC NV '''"
OF the child {"
Evening came. and yet the blue
mountain was not reached, and all the
next day they rode on slowly. but stln
Il was far Off Only at evening they
reached II. not blue now. but low aud
brown covered with long waving
grasses and rough stones. They drew
the wagon up close 10 it's foot for the
night Ii was sheltered warm spot.
The night was growing very Old
when from long, peaceful sleep Lyn-
dali awoke. The candle burned at her
head The dog lay on her feet. bun
he shivered. lt seemed as though
n coldness struck up To him from
his resting place. She lay with fold
ed hands. looking r~~ard. and she
heard the oxen chVN IA she saw
the two mosquitoes buzzing drearilT
re' ra3 rosnd. and her thoughts
ner thoughts ran far $40 the past
Through these mons Of anguish a
mist had rested on her mind. lt was
rolled together now, and the old clear
intellect awokc from its long torpor. Is
looked back into the past. II saw the
present There was no future now
The old strong soul gathered itself 10
aethpr for HE last time II knew
where II stood
slowly raising herself on her elbow,
s1D tu0h from the sail glass that
Hla l.mned there Her fingers wetr
sim ana cold. SHE put the pillow %
aer breast and stood the glass against
IA IA tllo white fuv OH the pillow
looked INTO the viie face IN the glass
fhty had luoktd III each other often -
torc itlHpi lum chiid's face once
laaU,n ont 0JuYp lts blue pinnfore lt
had been woman's face. with a lin
hadow i'm The eyes aud a something
which mad said: I'VE are not afraid
sou aud q. Me ARE together, We VIII
nglt. YOU and !" Now tonight il had
eome 10 ills The dying eyes on the
pillow lorlea Into Che dying eyes IN
tile glass They knew that their hour
had come Size raised ouc hand and
pressed tic sin nngcrs against the
glass They were growing very stin-
Slia tried TO speak % IL, but She would
ncyor speak again only the wonder
lul yearnmg light was IN tie eyes still
rhc body was dead now, but the soul
clear AMI uncloudcd looked forth.
rhen slowly. without a sound, the
beautiful eyes closed The dead face
that the glass reelected was thing q
marvellous beauty and tranquility The
gray dawn crept IA over IL and'saw !
lying there.
Had she found what she sought for
something to worship? Had she ceas
ed from bcingf Who shall tell us
There Is veil Of terrible mist ovel
the face OF the hereafter. n
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SHADOW. AMI he ep0Ac. ..-.s-4ng Was 10
him. he said. his chosen life's work. lie
wanted no money If She stopped
him.
"a take no service for which do not
pay she said. what ! gave TO my
last nurse viii give 10 you. II you do
not like IL. you may go"
And Gregory muttered humbly he
would take IL.
Afterward she tried TO turn herself.
He liftes her. Ali A shrunken little
body He could feel its weakness as
he touched II. His hands were To him
glorlfied for what they had done.
THANK you That Is so nice! Other
people hurt me when they touch me-
she said. Thank your Then after
little while she repeated humbly;
THANK youl They hurt me So"
Gregory sat down. trembling. His
little eve lamb--could they hurt herf
The doctor said OF Gregory -four days
after. "She is the most experienced
nurse | ever came In contact with"
Gregory. standing In the passage,
heard il and laughed In his heart.
What need had he OF experienceF Ex-
pcrience teaches us in millennium
what passion teaches us in an hour
Kahir studies all his life the discern
ing OF distant sounds. but he will new
or hear my step when my love hears IL
coming TO her window In the dark over
The short grass
In that quiet room Lyndali lay on the
bed with the dog M her feet. and Greg
DRY sat in his dark corner watching,
She seldom slept. and through those
loug. long days she would lie watching
the round streak OF sunlight that came
through the knot IN the shutter or the
massive lions paw on which tie ward.
robe rested. What thoughts were in
those cyes2 Gregory wondered lie
dared not ask.
Gregory thought she had no pain,
She never groaned only sometimes
when the light was near her he
thought he could see slight contrac.
tons about her lips and eyebrows
lie slept ou tlie sofa outside her door
ono night bc thought h. heard Z
sound. ami. opening i softly locked in
She was crying ont aloud a. u She ane
her pain were alone in Tie world The
light fed on tNcu Guilt mnd tlW lill'
hands tlat were cla Nf over tie hMd
The Wide open ey,, we're luukias mp
and tne heavy dre feli slowly from
them
~ guuoi hear t more. nat ais
more She said q eu Voice x
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ing
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| should get up now. but II Is ~
late. Put them ON that chair. Ny
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rected.
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see IT," And she lay watching
clothes. with her hand under her G
'.Now open the shutter Wide,
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