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ever he can. | must bear it, because
it does not happen in my own mousse
and because, as a good ChrlStlan'
nreger to suffer and endure wrong
rather than use the unseemly weapon
of revenge. But this good-nature
comes to an end when our Lord is at
tackled in his divine right. Then we
must battle and strive and not be
weary. 1t is truly blasDhemous that
this man, sans facOn, takes his nat
and leaves the room with great
noise, while our souls are moved by
the Hottest thoughts Of music through
the choral"
one had grown louder and more eX
cited and did not reflect that at that
moment she was utterly destroying
he euect Of an octave's run executed
by the IN wearied singer at the piano.
"Oh, you must not take it so i'll of
the DOCTOR said FrauIein Won Wade,
ne is not master Of his time, and
must. perhaps, still visit patients i'll
L. He really wished to go before
we began to play
Nevertheless, the heather spoOks
of the eEr King made the excellent
man forget his PATIENTS said the
baroness, mockingly. well, | sub
nit 1t lies, alas, in our wretched
day and eeneraton, that the represen-
tatives OF unbelief rule"
But, good heavens, Amalie, what
do you want? on know only to well
that Fels is indispensable to me; he
is the first and only physician who
has succeeded in Iessening my physi-
cal suffering cried Helene, and her
eyes were moist and her usually pale
cheeks red
Il thought my Fraulein,' Slowly
and soIemnly began Frau Won Lehr
who had hitherto sat watching and
listening like a spider in a corner
the welfare of the soul must be CON
stdered first of all; the care for ply,
steal weII-being comes, to my way of
thinking, in ,he second place. Be
sides, l. possess several excellent
physicians, who compare very favor
ably, IN the matter Of learning with
Fels Believe me, dear Fraulein, it
is often painful to the faithful in L
to see this acknowledged opponent
going in and out of your house as
your friend and counsellor"
Even if | wished to make the sac
Inc. u engaging announcer physician.
stan wit,ort tho aaaan g ''' le wy
hrofho, 49,, Ill.,. - my
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nova. hoo, aII. ''>,''' "'l''n nave
bio eo Ill, ~ '''' - I''i'u " LIN
no naI1a ,5'' ;, 1o","s,, " "ICn ought 10
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mo. NV, i''''N0' On Impression
mattor nn, .an , '2'' gI my l"IoS Oh Ihe
,oooi,.. NV, 'U'"I7 S"aH not
r,,..,,r ,rl,. ':,''' '''l CIV 'II excuse
vtstt. ,.a a,o1' '''"S present when ne
tEro,,,l;,, ,
Sho aTa.a va w "'oe "iu not reply.
anon tho ,a l, N,''' a ,IouoIed S!ahce
so~p,r,,f,n II,;.9.,' 'l,J'7'i sue MISSED
Iool. u..,.. ,,,.o,,t ''ousnI Tue
bo.5 an,,.. ,,, ,,,,, ''' vi IloIHelu' VINO
hor.a7 '' ""' "''''e"'o some ume
Tha .,ua..
sbo,,I aa', '''I ,@ PIeNeu up her lace
d,uoh,,, ....,,. a" ~" l-eDr ana her
whisnoroa na p,''eo 10 20 depart. Each
tho ah,n1 " '',,Ig "inIaole nothmgs to
rcr,,,na. VINO ''''i InISheo MS per
anu was now standing rub
nus '''9 ""uuS' III embarrassment.
Iaaua ,"Tg ana me baroness took
oooa ,,tL,,I '.l''ie' VINO wished them
- ~ - an exhausted voice.
CO.. W '''-r,OTIn went downstairs she
nogtta Iia ,l ''I.',,I S'"Hulhg IN an OPP
+,,r, ,,N u'-''i' ~ s"Ieu corridor, He had
,tru;,, u over '"e Iea'eS OF an album
49, ms liiolher angry Outburst
tfaI LOU ~, 20. ''oipaleu IN the converse
etu,n,. ms MS seemed 10 Elizabeth
J.. ''oie' Ior she mad eager
tJoI,,, ,""' he would stand by
onalI ,e -, ""u MAKE an end of the bar
- disnI 1t, oe"@NIor oy a manly word.
oovo,, th ,,''> g, Her sun more to dis
edI,, -. ~ ne was staring unlnterrupt-
over the DOCK. 1t was