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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

$500 foremen or the salary Of Adoniram. who
was over the kings levy Of 10000 men. As
suming each foreman to receive SO a week,
the bill was $4,000 a week for three years.
11.7150O0.
The total wages for all workmen included
In the above list for three years would be
3204.s25. 900.
The bearers Of burdens would be required
to haul the materials to Jerusalem during the
building. II the whole 10000 were employed
during the four years the cost would be $l1s.-
$4,000.
II the $4,000 hewers were likewise en-
ployed the cost would be $133.120,00O.
II the 10000 men we're employed before
in 10000 men shifts the cost would be $l6.640,-
900. making a grand total for labor of $685.
100000.
This takes no account Of the carvers gild.
ers. artists workers in precious stones. max
ers Of prestly garments. or cost OF materials.
As there was not the slightest data on which
to base any calculations, it would be useless
to attempt to guess at the money needed for
these items.
The Site Of the Temple.
King Solomon's temple was built on the
site prepared for it by David, \the threshing
floor Of the Jebusite Ornan. on Mount Moriah
The area inclosed by the outer walls covered
about 25 acres OF ground. After Solomon's
temple was destroyed Zerubbabel's was built
on its site. Later, Herod erected his temple
on the same site but enlarged the boundaries
After the destruction of this, Hadrian built
the temple of Jupiter the same site and
later Justinian built his church the spot
The site is now occupied by the Great Mosque.
Solomon's temple was begun in the fourth
year of the kings reign, 592 years after the
exodus from Egypt. 3,1O2 years from the crea-
tion of Adam. 1t was finished in the eleventh
year of Solomons reign.
On the three sides, north. west and SOUTH
the temple surrounded by side building
in three stories containing side chambers. The
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WWkmen.

Solomon asked Hiram, king Of Tyre, to
help him in the construction Of the temple.
aud desired him to send some of his subjects
Nth his own to Mount Lebanon to cut down
Timber, "for the Sidonians are more skillful
than our people in cutting of wood" He also
offered 70 pay the woodcutters whatever price
Hiram Axed Hiram replied that he would
be subservisnt to Solomon In all the things.
and have many large trees OF cedar and cy-
press wood cut down. and would send them BY
sea in floats to the place appointed for them
to be delivered. SO that they might be taken
to Jerusalem. In consideration Of this service
Solomon sent Hiram annually 10000 cori OF
wheat the same Of barley, and as many
sbathss Of oil and of wine. The quantity OF
wheat and barley was each equivalent to
1000 ~ gallons or 200. 900 bushels; while the
quantity of oil and wine was each equivalent
to 10000 gallons. The latter would therefore
be equal 70 about $500 hogsheads.
Solomon raised = levy of 10000 men to cut
timber. They were divided into three shifts
Ten thousand went to Mount Lebanon for
one month and were two months at home.
There we're 10000 men who carried the stones.
and there were 10000 stone cutters in the
mountains. These men had $500 foremen.
Stone cutters quarried enormous blocks. sew
eral cubits each way, for the foundations and
fitted them together before they were taken
to Jerusalem. In this Woqk they were aioeo
hy vorkmen sent by Hiram
There Is no special record OF the men Hi
ram furnished, unless they are included in the
above which Solomon had in the mountains"
Il KINGS V. 15). 1t is not known how many
men were engaged in the actual building OF
the temple. There is a tradition that Solomon
was helped by demons" for which reason
NOT "A sound of building operations was heard
in Jerusalem during the time that the con-
lructisn of the temple lasted
Cost of tho Labor.
II the men of the kings levy had an eight
r day at l6 cents an hour. the weekly wage
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bill was approx
imately $4,000.
and the total
for this class OF
workinen for
three years was
$12.5O0.OO0
There is no
record OF the
OF h er 10000
and 10000 be-
ing worked In
shifts. At the
same rate. the
wage bill OF
the 10000 bur.
denbearers was
$56O,O0O a week
and $67,300.000
for three years.
Civ in & the
10000 hewers
the same rate
Of wages, the
weekly bill was
$640,OO0, a a d
for the three
years $96.140.-
600.
This does not
in C l u d e the
wages Of the
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Massey rkevoist.

Mrs EeveA-IIOv does the breAk
test suit you. darling:
Neved-It's just right. sweetAaArt
II nay be rather plebeiaa. but jest IL
sane I'm avfully fond Of caifs liver.
Mrs. Nsvad-6O an !. dearest
noat you think it would pay u 10
keep . calf! Then We could have
caif's liver every morning for break.
fast
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Inferred.

Visitor-And do you find this pen
and-ink sketching profitable pmr-
suit?
The Comic Artst-Oh. well. 1t just
keeps the pot boiling
Visitor-So. DO you light the fire
with them, then?
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Jokjr1 on the Pole.

Said She-Did you notice how frigid
Miss Tppson and Miss De StEle "ere
toward each other at the RECEPTION to-
night?
Said He-Yes: one would imagine
they we're rival discOverers OF the
North pole.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

The convention Of the New Mckee
Firemen's Association and the annual
meeting of the Pecos Valley Press Az
socation at Carlsbad closed on the 'th
inst. Twelve cities were represented
BY delegates at the fremen's meet.
The next convention will be held at
Clovis. The new officers elected are;
p. ID. McElroy, Las Vegas. president:
A NJ Dettelbach, Santa Fe, secretary.
and +. p. Mackel. Las Vegas, treas
urer. The firemen's tournament was
the most exciting event of the week.
The next meeting of the press ass0-
citation will also be at Clovis, the new
officers being: J. NJ. Wood OF Lake
wood. president. and A. f. Curren OF
Clovis, secretary.
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the finest brass. Josephus gives the number
of these as 10000; but he also gives the mum.
Der of trumpets, which may also be seen being
blown by priests. as 200, 900. One Of the great
est modern authorities gives as his opinion
that these numbers were grossly exaggerated
by Josephus. who, in his view, exaggerated
the number Of all the appurtenances Of the
temple where there is no biblical authority
from which he could not get away and BY
which he was tied down vigorously.
Golden Ornaments and Vessels.
The golden ornaments included the great
candlestick with seven lights. symbols Of the
divine presence. seven being the number o.
perfection. Ten reduced copies of this candle
stick were made and ranged on each side Of
the altar of incense. Besides these there were
the ark to hold the tables Of the law the table
for the shewbread, candesticks censers tongs.
snufIers. knives. extinguishers. trays. vases
and other utensils for trimming and making
the lights and fires. in numbers unknown:
also basins, spoons, censers. entry for the
house. inner doors of the most holy place. and
the doors of the house of the temple
The molten sea was SO named on account
Of its size 1t stood in the southeast angle Of
the court Of the temple. was 10 cubits in diam
et.r "a feet, five cubits t7k feet) high and
30 cubits (45 feeD in circumference. 1t was
said to have been capable of containing 1000
baths" or 5000 gallons. 1t was made of
brass or copper captured by David from Tib
hath and Chun cities Of Hadarezar. king of
Zobah
There were 10 LAYERS, quadrangular in
shape. supported wagons four cubits long
four wide and three high. Each wagon stood
on four wheels, " cubits in diameter The
LAYERS used for the water with which the
entrails of the beasts used for burnt offerings
were cleaned. and also their feet. The lavers
on the wagons came nearly up to t'ae le,el Of
the great brazen altar
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HE nay H0ZkE az Jl 0HXNJ zxM2E

Harem -Esh-Shereef.
"the noble sanctu-
ary," which to the
Moslems Is only less
sacred than Mecca
and Medina. for 1t Is
believed to cover
the rock that is re-
xarded by them as
the center Of the
earth, the place from
which ii a b o m g t
started when he wis.,
tied heaven. There
fore 1t Is obvious
that any attempt TO
interfere with the
present condition of
things would In all
probability bring
about the greatest
religious war the
world has ever
known.
Catherine the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

THE man you had playing Hamiets
ghost did not suggest the supernat
ural"
No" answered Mr.. Stornington
Barnes. frankly. lie suggested the
natural super"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

There's the devil 70 pay At ~
house"
Better 70 TO church. then"
We'll. there's the preacher to pay.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

Johnny, did you have a EoOA vacA
ton at that little lake resort"
NO, sir. Nav wouldn't Vet me go
swimmin', and she made me take
cold bath every mornin'. n'."-Chtcsxc
Tribune.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
AxAE pareoe haber dido pa
- ~ sos-npuso Sarah.
:,

AxA E parece haber dido pa
AA1 sos-npuso Sarah.
Anabas prestaron aten
zion, pero no.oyeron NADIA.
Me hahre equivocado-repuso Sa-
ah al cabo de aigunos segundos.-
has la hora adeianta y no tardaran
In vemr estos sehores. Con que,
por fin, ] no quereis decirme que ha-
beis ansado al baron de Rodach?
-iQae lecura!
-iCMdado niila! me vais a hacer
Greer que Ae annals alin. Y a la ver-
dad noteHdra ese NADIA de extrano
ptles el baron de Rodach es uno de
los mas arrogantes cabaiieros que
he visto en- mi vida.
-iCen cuanto fuego hablais de ell
dijo la condesa mordiendose los la
bios.
-iOh!. yo soy franca-repuso Ne
nita-os cpnfieso slnceramente que
10 he adorado.
i-AhLexciamo Esther.
-Por ei hice mi u,timo viaje 4 ale
mania. durante un mes entero
estuve sin 1nirar una carta.
-iY lie annals aun?
-No-respondio Nenita con la ma
yor sinceridad.
Esther la miro durante algunos Sc
gundos, y despu6s Sc echo a relr.
-iPues bien!-dijo-quuero imitar
vuestra franqueza, Sarah: por el hi
ce mi viaje d Suiza. iPero no soy
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dach abra los labios para responder
dejose Or un ruido en- Ia antesala que
procedia al corredor.
Nenita palidecio.
i En- nombre de Dios, Albert
murmuro no permanezcais aqui mas
tempo. Alguien iiega y preferiria
morir antes que diese iugar a Ia mas
lijera sospecha en- ia casa de mi pa
DIRE.
-Estoy a vuestras ordenes-res-
pondio Rodach.
Nenita voivio SUI cabeza, arrojan-
do derecha e izquierda miradas
aterrorizadas.
No habia mas que dos puertas en-
el corredor;; la misma por la cua Sc
lntrodujera Rodach y la puerta vi
driera.
Tras de ella Sc oian pasos que pa
reclan acercarse.
Sarah vaciio un momento, des-
pues coioco la mano sobre el pestimo
de la puerta de cristaies.
-iCada uno por si!-pens6.- No ten
go que escoger, y 81 be acusarse a
alguno, vale mas que sea a ella.
-Entrad aqui, Albert-ahadi6 di-
rlglendose al baron; zen ese aposento
haliareis una persona conocida vues
ira. .Mahana ireis Il visitarnc. .CucSto
con clio.
-Adios.
Entreabrio ia puerta yilriera, es-
trech6 la mano de Rodach y lie en-
pujo hacia el pabeiion.
En- seguida hugo con la rapidez
de una gacela.
La condesa Esther seg,lia recos
tada en- su siiion; cerrabanse s,,s
.parpados; estaba meditando.
Al ruido que hizo la puerta alzose
ientamente SUI mlrada, entreabrios
su boca muda. Enseguida Sc frot
los ojos como 81 lie costase trabaio
Greer 10 que veia.
iGoetz!dijo por dltimo;-ivos
aqui! Gpor que no aguardasteis 4 Ia
noche?
FL primer movimiento de Rodac
fut de sorpresa y de indecisi6n. A
juzgar por su fisonomia, cualouiers
. hubiera creido que conocia 4 aauelIa
mujer tanto POGO mas 8 menos. co.
mo el aposento en- que sin pensal
Sc habia introducido.
Enias facciones de la condesa ba.
bia la vez terror y contento.
-iImprudente siempre!-prosiguid
Esther con sonrlente nproche: ioh
/ iGoetz! 5Goetz, nunca os CORE.
gireis?
Rodach, que entire tanto habia-
iiegado hasta ella, lnciinose corete,
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LA VILLA DE MAbRlD."

Este cimportante -stablecimiento aca
bs, de- re6bir los impermeables tran
ceses mascs Z. II. de fama universe
ssi como les Asgisinss Csmisetas Il. d b.
copocidaseSeI psblco de gusto. Tam
bien acabamos de recibir Paiio de bl
llar .franoss, Casinaes inglesss proplo Q
rara-yersno y et nejor surtido De per-
fumer;a franeesa inglesa Sin faitar
la. Aafsnb.as bejitimas de oriente tie,
e.' Yo. esnpstsse;a on psa se;a fsnsno. ma. com
pleto surtlAo en- gsneros de fantasia a
los precio.,na. a. linitado,. vende1 nd .5 Su,, /.
pas mercaucias es ell lena de LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Visitenos
6 mdanos muestray sera servido SIN
demera- o7c
P. o. B. 76i. leleiono = = y
Fan Francisco 81. San Juan. +. n
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mente y la bes6 Ia Irq-lo.
La condesa lie examine on ma'
atenci6n.
-iPero que serio estais. Ito y,
habreis vueito julcioso des h aver.
Goetz?
Hay tempo para to 10 Sc a1orA
respondio ei blr5n;-..esa "a c Ia el
que.
La condesa prorrumpl5 en- uni
fuerte carcajada.
-iY es que dice todo este co1 uno
seriedad!. -exciam 5;-.peroposql,
no me ilamais Esther ca l'esa
diria que estais eafa lalo con N 9!
Levantose dicho este Y So aooy5
suavemente enei brazo de. bar5n.
-Bien vels que os estoy dando una.
prueba de 10 mucho que os ano:
murmur5 a SUI dido: pae; ya veis I le
vuestra presencla aaul e5 u v4t.tp-
dero peigro, y sin emoargo no traso
de reprocharosio. Ne parace qleei
tais mas hermoso que otroAs veees.,.
Pero decidme, sque idea haoeis 20.
dido tener para oividar il hora
podido tener para oividar IA hora d.
nuestra cita, y que es 10 que ha
impedido a venir a buscarme aqul!
-El deseo de veros mas pronto-.
baibuceo Rodach al case.
Esther apreto tiernameate su bra
20.
-iOh! iGoetz! -murmuro.
Despues ahadio con acento con-
centralO.
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La desgracia es, que no Sc puzzle
saber 81 estais 9 no EN- ,,iagalo.
Rodach Sc inclin6 sonrie.ll 10.
No os incomodeis por este. Goatz
mio-repuso Esther:-SPero ap sta
mos a que habeis pasado la malans
entretenido en- jugar y en- beber?'
Cuando Sc esperaba la nochc con
impaciencia-diio galantemente Ro-
dac les precise matar las horas
Esther lie miro sorprendida.
-iNo, decia!. Aunque beba co,
mo un templario-murmuro =, ind
por esopierde nunca su are noble
y arrogante!. iOh! y no lie faita ta'
lento. Goetz es necesarlo no CORE
giros nunca, pues creo que os amo
mucho mas con vuestroS Vlcios.
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O|RECTOR|0 DE PONCE

Besosa 6 Ramirez, Representan-
te de manufacturers y comisionis-
tas-Agentes de la maquina de es-
cribir. UNDERWOOD. Ponce, P. R.
Jose Romaguera y Co, S. en- c.
Fabricantes de licores y comprado-
res exclusives del acIeditado Ron
REPARADA y antique alcoholado Bar.
mes. Villa No. 46.
Agencia de J. Brandt. Motoci.
cletas y bicicletas para venta y al.
quller. accessories de todas classes
Reparaciones en- general. Plaze
Principal al lado del Consistorio.
La Bella Borinqueiia fabrica
de sombreros de sucesores de Juan
Cabrer, Gale Salud, No. q y Ato-
cha s.
Luis de Ia Cruz. Fabricante de Ii
cores y del afamado Ron marca Angel
y Cubanito. Gale Guadalupe No. 5.
Fabrica de colchoneS de alambre
La Inelesa Sucesores de Rey Cangas.
Villa 5. Sc construyen colchones,
camas y catres 4 precios modicos.
La Caborrojeha, jugo de cana
y frutas al natural, refrescos, dull
ces y cigarros, calle Marina. No. s
Barberia "El Figaro, de Ru
Vasquez. calle Victoria Nc. 3.
Rodriguez & Co. S. en- Ga
bncantes y vendedorcs de licores a
por mayor y detail. Gale Mayo
numero 49. Ponce P. R.
Gel Socorro Mutuo". -Asocia
ci6n de servicios profesionales. Di
rector Facultativo, DR.. Vicente San
toni. Plaza Principal, ndmero S.
la Lira" salon de barberia d'
Tomas Claven, frente al Mercade
No. 6.
Jose de Lucas. Comerclante al de
tall calle Concrete esquina Satud
! No. 10.
IABellezA. De Ramon Rivera. rs
| ta fonda Is una de las principales qu'
tiene vida en- Ponce, por su limpieza
buen seryicio, eomidas bien eondimen
tadas Y precios m6dieos. Gale de Is
Villa No. 2S.
'Ia Chiquita." De Jose Mas y
Perez Ropa hecha. Quincallay y Mer
ceria. Fabriea de sellos de gonna
Gale Mayor, esquina a Estrella.
Jorge Acevedo 6 Co. Provisiones a
por mayor y detail. Compra y vents
de fru;os del pals. Guadalupe esquins
& Salud No. 90.
Fotoerafia De A. Texera. Gale Luz
na No. 3.
E. Aviles.-Fabricante de licores
Especialidad en- las marcas, Cruz
RoIa. Maxine Gomez y el excelen-
te Anis LA BELLEZA. Sc sirven
pedidos 4 toda la isia. Villa No 10.
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tan dichosa como vos:: 1me parece
que.fe amo,todavia!.
-SY que hay en- ESQ de malo?.W
Julian ha vuelto!
1tBah!.-dijo Nenita moviendo
apenas los labios, ,-figuraos que es
vuestro mando, y abandonareis es-
tos escrupulos.
Estas ultimas palabrars fueron
con una voz dulce como la miel, v
con ese tono que usan las personas
de range en- las conversaciones mum
danas.
No Sc como expiicarme-repuso
Esther; pero esindudable que Julian
me agrada. y por otra parte no pue
do deshacerme de ese eaprlcho que
me arrastra siempre hacia el baron
de Rodach. verdad es que no plen-
sa mas que en- jugar y en- beber; pero
Como eS esot.-interrumplo
Nenita; ;-nunca lie he visto tocar una
carta.
Sc ocultaria de vos tai vez.
Y para ser natural de Heidelberg
me ha parecido siempre damasiado
sobno: 10 que 81 era un intrepldo
don Juan!
-iNo tanto!-dijo Esther.
i'm dueiista, un diaboiico aven-
Eturero. una hora de sueno de mujer
mas hermosa del mundo.
Yo os 10 pinto tai como lie conocl
en- Homburg, querlda.
y vo tai como 10 conocl en- Baden
V en- Suiza. Serla extraho que hui
biera dos baroness de Rodach.
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POR P AUL FEW IL

bia podido comp sender ell sentido de
ella.
va iba a buscar de nuevo SUI ca
mino cuando aparecio bruscamen-
te Mad de Laureans en- ell umbrai del
pabeilon.
No era pues possible evitar SUI mi
rada.
3asQue haceis aquf, Albert ?-repu-
so con voz baja y breve.
Me habeis dicho que viniese
veros-repuso ell baron,-y aqui me
teneis.
-iQue imprudencia!. Yo os lc
habia citado pnara mi casa, Gale
de Provenza, y no para que Witnesses
a este paiacio, que es el de mi padre
-iNo os alegrais de wolverine a
ver?-pregunto ell baron mirandola
con curiosidad.
-iOh! isl, mi Albert. mo sabeis
cuanto os amo!. ien este momentc
soy muy feliz! pero tengo miedo.
isl viniera alguien!.
-Peligros mayores que este ha-
beis evitado, hermosa senora-repil-
, 8 friamente ei bar on.
Nenita aizo los ojos hacia &, y lie
contempi6 atentamente por espaclo
de algunos segundos.
-iQue demudado estais, Albert
dijo por fln.-Ayer tenias aun vuestra
fanfarrona mirada y esa atrevida
sonrsa que tanto me agrada. Perc
hoy me parcels serio, y vuestra voz
es distinta.
! En- ell instante1mismo en- que Ro.
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Ultimas novedade.

si,iene usted que hacer agun resa
II Yea el immense surtido &c loyeria
de todss Asses, desde o mas barato
basta 10 mejor en- Ia antigua y acre
d;t,da casa de TINAUD. donde Sc
.c.ba de recibir el melor surtido que
nun.a Sc ha yisto en- Iuerto hlto
Tambieu hay una variedad de eiec-
los de plata y plateados y de otras @
rOs nnxsdades propias para regalos todo
I n,eeios sumamen,c liuliados; sntes
de eomprar haga usted una vista a
Siebo es,ablecimiento Zen q cual Sc
han hecho importantes reiormas) y
no 6udamos ssldra usted complaeldo
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baron de Rodach, y la imagen del
beilo aieman Sc lie presento entire
suenos.
Ei grito que acababa de Or habia
sido lanzado por Sarah, que al otro
lado de la puerta de cristaies Sc ha-
bia encontrado cara a cara con un
hombre.
La noche Sc acercaba rapidamen-
te, pero la luz de una ventana inme-
data iiuminaba el rostro del extran-
gero, y Nenita habia reconocido en- el
a primera vista al senior abar6n de
Rodach.
iAlbert !-exciamo asustada.
En- esta OCCASION no era SUI terror
fingido; porque aquena mujer, que
todo 10 arrastraba, tenia interes por
en- pasar por una santa a los ojos de
su padre. Ell paiacio de Goldberg era
para ella una especie de santuario,
a cuyas puertas Sc quedaba toda su
audacia.
Por su parte, Rodach la habia re
conocido por la dana encontrada
por ei la tarde anterior en- ei mer-
cado de- Temple.
Haiiabase ali solo hacia algunos
minutes, pues, como hemos explica-
do en- otros sitios, la casualidad ha-
bia conducido sus pasos.
Habiendo liegado junto a la puer-
"a, oy6 SUI nombre y haba escuchado
nvoluntariamente antes de vol, er-
Sc atras.
Ell rumor de la con versaci6n habia
Ilegado confuse hasta el, pero no ha-
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I Ell que vistes anoche en- el bale
era el mio.
y ei mio tamblen.
Nenita miro ell reloj: eran las C in
co menos cuarto.
En- seguida Sc levant6 y dio I'm be-
so a a condesa en- la frente.
Era tambi6n el tuyo querldidta
ia hermana-di dijo;-pues bien no ina
gines que quiero ser tn rival. 70 no
aspire a otra cosa que a verte tan fe-
liz como hermosa eres.
Y diciendo este, aisab con SUI
blanca ydelicada mano los cabeiios
de Esther con acariciadores melin-
dres.
iQuiero que seas feliz!-prosigui6:-
5entiendes?. y hare que goces, aun
que te empenes en- 10 contrario.
Dicho este bes6 de nuevo a Esther
como 81 la amara apasionadamente,
Y Sc dingio hacia la puerta de crista-
les.
! Salio. En- el momento en- que la
puerta Sc cerraba tras ella, Esther
que acababa de extenderse con mas
indoiencia en- su confidente, oyo que
un ahogado grito en- ell corredor.
Incorporose sorprendida, y Sc dis
puso a levantarse y saiir a yer 10 que
era. Pero como no voivio a DIR NADIA
mas, dominica su indolencia, y Sc
extendio de nuevo perezosamente,
quedando en- breve con los ojos ce-
rrados y medic dorminda.
La reciente conversation habia /
llevado s1s pensamlentos hacia ell
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5onbreros de Europa

ala Ninfa" q cstablecimlento Ia
yorccido por IL gente dc guNo. ticne
81 mas esl,iend lido snrtldo dc oblc-
kcs de novedad. In sorsbrcroS, rlti-
mos nossdades dc Europa, de mode
Ioe elessn,hirnos J fnis'r'a raiit'a
feltD, hay csastencia verdade-
,amenr resoneodable. Trales de
lsuNa blanca - repueva q sartido
,n todos los coreos. TOio que q cue
aesee un tra,. dc lanilla bisnea u
sa CAMS ce fantsm. y un sonnrc-
70 de ultima novedad c'ippea. deoc
taeerIe upa vista u conoeido III no
ie "La Ninie" ' qne aar3 eonf.s-
mo en- caanto ! eases ellidad y IS.
rsturr- Hay par. todos l:s iori - s
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