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BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Current Talk Of Things Present
and to Come.

What promises TO be a fascinating
work Is the biography OF Sarah, Ouch
ess OF Marlborough, which DR.. Stuart
Reid has just completed. The late
duke placed the whole Of the Marlbor-
ough papers at the disposal Of the
author, and II was understood that he
was 10 write without restrictions
Many letters of the great soldier and
Of his imperious wife are included IN
the work, for which the present duke
viii write a preface. II is supposed
that BIenhelm will furnish many fine
illustrations from its artistic stories.
Old New York.
A new three-vOllme edition Of Mrs.
Martha J. Lambs History Of the City
Of New York has been brought out at
a reduced price. 1t is a useful work in
its mass Of facts and detail.
Robert Hichens's Troubles.
Mr.. Hichens has not found it easy to
collect materials for the travel articles
he is writing for the Century" 1t
was only his good luck in finding an
officer at Cattaro who knew his books
that freed him from arrest as a spy.
Spies are everywhere at or near the
scene Of war, and peaceful author Is
at a disadvantage.
Mr.. Bryee's Books.
Mr.. Bryce, It is said, will complete a
study Of democracy on his return to
England. He is at work on another
book, and it is conjectured that this
will contain his "reminiscences.
An Artists Biography.
THE Annals Of an Artists Life IS
to he the title Of the biography of G. f.
Watts, upon which his widow has been
engaged for the last six years and
which Macmillan Is bringing out. II
fills three large volumes. the third OF
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

MEN AND MANNERS OF MODERN CHINA.
BY j. MacGowan with thirty eight Illus
trations. $40. pp. 35i. CDodd Mead e Coz
Pictures OF Chinese life drawn from &C
tual experience
THE POPE'S GREEN ISLAND. BY W. r.
Ryan. syo, PIP yir~ 325. Boston: Small.
Maynard g. Coz
An account OF the social economic. re
igious and literary conditions in Ireland AZ
the present time
IN PORTUGAL BY Aubrey +. G Bell syo.
pp. viii 22T. iThe John Lane Company
Descriptive OF the Individual character of
the country. Of the qualntness Of its cities
and OF peasant life in its remoter districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

Poems. Rs Florence Earle Coates l2mo
pp. Y. ll2 The Houghton Mifiin CompanyD
SONGS FROM BOOKS. BY Rudyard Kiping
Emo, pp. 249. doubleday, Page & Coz
A collection OF ell the verses and chap
ter-headings scattered through the author :
novels and stories with the exception Of
the Jungle Books and Just SO stories. with
a frst-line index
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while Dorothy makes a beginning of
career; the play on which she COL
,,borated is printed in full. 1t Is
,..o-act comedy, which was snapped
nm bv a really-truly manager after
sec PRODUCTION by the dramatic club.
q,bose books are deservedly popular.
rpav are good. sane, helpful reading
Cor our girls.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER: OR, THE MIS-
TAKES OF A NIGHT By oliver Gold
smith illustrated By Hugh Thomson. 4to'
DIP l97. CThe George II. Doran Company
STORIES FOR PICTURES BY Dugald stew
art and Helen Mackay $40. Up. tx. lGi.
tDufied & Coz
The illustrations. In color are the work OF
Dugald Stewart Walker. The thirty-three
fanciful tales are by the author OF Hall
Ioaves" and "The Cobweb Cloak
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SOCIOLOGY.

THE CONSERVATION OF WOMANHOOD
AND CHILDHOOD By Theodore Roosevelt
The Signs OF the Times, by William jennings
Bryan. The Misfortune OF a World without
Pain. by Newell Dwight Hills D. D. The
Latent Energies in Life. by Charles Reynolds
Brown. D. u The can OF Jesus TO JOY, by
William Elliot Grifis, D. D.. l.. IL. u.
Dunk & Wagnals Company
Issued in the leather bound pocket series
each volume is l6mo in size. bound in feH-
ible leather. with gilt top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
PHILOSOPHY.

AN INTRODUCTION TO METAPHYSICS, BY
Henri Bergson Translated by I. f. Hume
Authorized edition. revised by the author
With additional material. l2mo, pp. w. ~
&C. p. PUtnam's Sons)
This ESSAY first appeared in the Revue de
Netaphysique ct dc Morale and In II the
author explains exactly what he means 10
convey by the word intuition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
JUVENILE.

THE BOOK OF SAINTS AND HEROES BY
Mrs. Lang. Edited by Andrew Lang. With
~ colored plates and numerous other ilustra-
lions by n. J. Ford limo, pp. viii. 35l.
Gongmans, Green & Coz
Stories and legends about ST. Elizabeth
Of Hungary Brendan the Sailor, the
charm Queler, Colette St Margaret Of
Scotland the Preacher to the Birds. the
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with a great deal Of shrewdness and
half-concealed warmheartedness, plays
the part of the goddess from the ma;
chine. This is an agreeable book, one
quite without pretence Of any kind and
perfectly conventional in the popular
way we have indicated.
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SCIENCE.

ELEMENTS AND ELECTIONS. By Sir VIII
lam Ramsay. X. c. g.. T. r. ; 12mo PIP
tx l72. tHdrper G. BrosD
volume IN "Harpcrs Library ~ Living
Thought" We have also received In The
same series Rough Stone Monuments and
Their Builders" BY T. Eric Peet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

lowed the standard made familiar IN
their handsome collected editions OF
Stevenson, Kipling, Barrie and others.
The form chosen is a we'll proportioned
octave, and the paper, bearing the
initials Of the author as a watermark,
is not only substantial but opaque,
pleasant to the touch and Of such mod
est weight that volume in the series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
NATURE BOOKS.

DIR COUNTRY LIFE. BY Frances Kinsley
Hutchinson illustrated. limo. PIP. 3l5
Chicago: A c. McClurg & CO..
An account Of life in the country all the
wear round, with descriptions OF gardens
birds squirrels, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

which contains the artists own writ
ings, with various notes Of his on ar
tistic themes which he left unpublished.
The work is handsomely illustrated.
Paris in the Fifties.
A translation of NJ. Boutet de Mon
veIs book on the Paris Of 1S00-1S50 is
on the way. The lively description Of
society in the "ffties" has particularly
interested readers of the original.
Thackeray is one of its important fig
ures.
A Pickwick Dinner.
London has a City Pickwick Club,
which lately ate Dickens dinner at
the George and Vulture. the very host
lery at which the defendant in Bardell
V. Pickwick was represented as dining
on the eve Of his appearance in court
Chops and tomato sauce with baked
potatoes furnished forth this COM
memorative dinner. "A glass Of wine
with you, sir" was heard on every
side I'm the true Pickwickiau manner.
Eighty-year-old Percy Fitzgerald, who
was one Of the guests, talked of his
friend Charles Dickens II must tell
you" he said, that Dickens never
thought much Of Pickwick. It was the
habit in those days TO look on the
famous papers az something Of a
youthful rollc compared with the
dramatic weight OF such books as
Dombey and Son
A Dickens Christmas.
Another Dickens dinner is planned
for Christmas, the place to be the Old
Full Inn at "ochester, which is little
altered from the guse in which it APP
pears In the first chapter OF Pick
wick" The guests, dressed i'm the cos
tunes OF "Piclwick" characters, will
drive I'm oldtime coaches with horns
blowing. from London to Rochester and
will have a genuine Plckwick dinner
on Christmas Eve, dancing Sir Roger
de Coverley" afterward. On Christ
mas LAY Nllt9 VIII dlltUu StIhltc DIT
the Cathedral and afterward will don
their character costumes and eat their
Chr mas dinner. A portrait OF Dick
ems, decorated with holly, will hang at
one end Of the table, and solemn
toast to his memory will be given.
An appropriate Dickens feature of the
evening will be the Christmas tree for
the poor children Of Rochester On the
night after Christmas the celebration
will end with costume ball. Appar-
emily Charles Dickens still has hold
upon his read -.
American Good Taste
There was sold at Sotheby's the other
DAY a relic Of Burgoynes campaign of
special est to Americans. This
was a letter written by Lord Napier
10 relative. In course OF a descrip-
ton Of the capitulation, when he. with
the rest OF the British officers. was a
prisoner, Napier writes:
In tho afternoon the Troops dn a mel
aucholy mood marched 10 their late post
at Freeman's Farm, the Rebel Troops
lining tn" Road and manning their guns.
They behaved with the greatest deCenCy
and proprIety, not even a smile appearing
In any OF their COuntenanCes, which cir
cumstauco ! really believe would not have
happened had the case been reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

~ to an ingenious plot. but also to the
charm Of the heroine. LOrrie MADISON.
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GILBERT PARKER
q Popular Romancer in Com
plete Form.

,rur WORKS or GILBERT PARKER.
az il,.L,,..rsqf Edition Volume J. Pierre
5 5,5 Hts People Tales Of the Far North.
vCiup,a II. 4 ROmauy of the SHOWS.
r~5niIgUieccs. Svo. PIP. xvi. ai'; ~ 81
charles ScrlbneIs Sons
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

betrogter Buffet af 9ibeIoperipttel.
Ter iom ct 5oretagenoe boiIen0e poa
en- enfelt eller nogIe enfelte 4erio.
ner oq life iom ct Bert al ben Oon-
life Menig6e6. 90 ON BET ioa er
pitt eder life. at man poo 9ibeI-
ifoIen begpn0er me0 at pile ylaOe
Ben 0onife 4on0 flpoe paa u0lGn.
oif 9inger". ia 0et oil Chen pie.
Zen, Der ombin6er geItet. ifoI if.
fe role iig, iom ben, Der l6ier oct,
iaqoc Ssraels aonqe.
gaitor Soboniens gnife: g@iO
ri bao6e en- 9ibeIifole 6eropre" De.
Ter jep belt og fuI6t. 9oooe man ben
rette Mono til at Ie6e ct ioo0ont
5oretogenoe, 6a pil6e oct utpipl-
iouut bore 900 5rrgt UNDER @ilos
8eIiignelie.
Nen boor ftuloe en- ioo6on 9i.
b~elifole npre2 ga, oo bet life Ter
no til, of Seiifolen i Rocine fan
orioes meo nogen 6remeong, og
6a set fife ipnes, at Den oonife 9e.
iolfning / 3ocine og 0megn letter
noaen gris poo at bope en- 0onif
SsiifoIe / Settlementet, booro or
lite fa6e o9utber 6 0 /.
bIipe 6rugt til . i
befifoIel
Spar Worius Sonien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Sutbtrs &atefismus,
9r9nrer, SibslIfole o. q.

5 v9oniteren" for 2. 6ebr. fin
oes en- artitel o0u fenoer ira Barn.
0onmen ben bellige Sfrift~ al Boit.
u. So6onieH. Re6oftsren bemprfer
at man ber legee go0t Mprfe til
oenne af5onOIing. Seq bar lGit %
ooeroejet ben. Ger er meget / ben,
ION ieg bierteligt 6ifoloer, ii9r
Opmuntrineen til Breiter oe 2eg.
folf ON at leie mere I gibelen OF
trPnge 0Dbere ino / oens 4on0.
Den Der er ooifilligt / af6onolin.
gen, bOorom ieg bor en- no9et an.
ben Wening oe 0erfor fslgen6e ge.
mprfnineer.
Ter lRies: Seq oil gre opmerf.
iom pna, bpo6 mango ipnes ct
gIemme, at Buffers aatefismus er
life en- gsrneboe, life engnfig fire.
bet til at uere @runolag neo ger.
neltroerpisningen men oerimoo til
8eileoning for be mango itni6enoe
BrRiter" oip. Denne l1otaIelie ober.
roiter mig, % ian blot ieg beo, er
ben beller life oberensitemmen6e
meo Siitorien, enoiige me6 Den IN.
tberife airtes grug of oenne BOG.
De airfebiitOrier, ieg bor lGit,
bar ane iagt noeet onoet. : us.
iobenfelM-5 nnfens itoor: % Gu.
tier fom biem (nemIie fra i'm Sir.
feoiiitots), opbt beorsoet oper, bboo
ban boD6e Jet, ifrep ban oen o.
re 90 ben lille Gatefis.
Den fsrite met for FOR
Menigbeoens 2nrere, ben ii6fte
for Menigbeoen ierIigt oa.
ion for 8srnene. Og I Sono.
beo, bpor bar 2irtbers file aote.
fismlis meo fine fem &opeoitpffer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
0pao GstDoning bar
Senoagsifolen OperfOr
Subs MenIgbeb?

Get er iiffert ct Spsrgsmoal,
iom trGnger til 0reftelie oe beOre
6oritaaelie omfring ! SomfunOets
Menigbe0er. hi ieg bar mi ben
1onfe, al Der er mango 5orelore,
iom life rigtig tenfer ooer. bpoO
getpOning Der ligger / 0enne Sfole.
gerning, % De bar Oerfor belIer
in9en pioere 5nteresie for ben gag.
Oct er min DpiotteIie % iiftert
me0 Rette, at Sen0agsifolen eoer
en- life ringe Wisiion bort Cant
flin6 % pore Wenigbeoer. Get er
Oa noget, enboer, iom bar liot Spn
poa aritenoommen, fan foritaa, at
iaa 9srnene ingen nnOerpisning i
ariiten0ommens oprebore Sonobe.
Ser, 0o bar Dor lutb. airfe / bette
9an0 ingen gl9oeIig 5remtiO for
iig. HGfferne tpnOes 10 anr efter
aar / W1enigbe6erne, efterboan6en
iom De eomle iaor SiemloD, os fan
Den @enerntion, iom tommer ef.
ter, life fpfoe 6eres gIoos / Subs
@enigbe6, bo er 5remtiosuoiieter-
ne life pioere fpie. 8el lpoer Oct
Qnr efter aar, at Dor lutb. Strife
ssr itore 5remffriot, ia | ReoIems.
dntnl. men oct fan manife bore
Ii6t NOT meo Senfpn til oirfeIia
ariftenoom. Der er mango, iom
ilutter iig til Wenigbeoerne, men
iom life bar fort meo arfiten0om.
men at gre.
Bel, bet bar M nprmeit SIN.
6assffoIen, iee bor for Die. Seq
bar | mango aor itaaet | 5orbin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Yenge, oeres Srng eaer
Nisbrng.

Def er f~orbapien0e, ioa megen
foIif 9ere og oerof fglgenOe Mis-
brig of Benge, Der ganr / Soang
iblon0t og omfring os. Og Dog
bar oct ioa itor 8%etpOning FOR @uos
Rige og Si9les 5relie, ON oi moo
toger og 6ruger Benge ret ener
iffe.
5or en- Si0 iiOen lRite ieg fsl-
gen0e SRtning pao ben. iorte GoD.
Ie" Dor SfoIe: yMonep is tbe
root Of off epiI,~ (genge er 8o6en
til oft on0t). Og bog er genee /
moralif 6enieerpoe bperfen onoe eI-
Ter eooe, og De er 0erfor ! og FOR
ifg gob til bberfen oct enc eller Oct
anbet. Boulus tiger, at vYenee-
grioFfbeoen er en- Roo til oft onot."
q Tim. 6, t0.) Men Bengegrioif.
beoen bar lit Sgoe / Siertet, og
bet er nltina Der, at ben onoe Rob
ffn0es. Benge err 10 labet at Sslp
OF @nfo. Men SglDet og @uloet
er Cubs Sfabning, og al Cubs
Sfabning er goo, og pproig at moo
toge me6 9afiigelie. 3 ben 6oritan6
q berfor Bengene CODE.
% tpemi al os fender life l1o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

belle meO Den, boor ieg ieler BET
ligeIom min Pligt al nPrme MIG
De 8orGl0re, JON 6erren bar pei.
iignet meO Born, % li1eiom gipe
Dem en- 6oritaoeIie al at Den pi9.
tigite og 0prebareite glro, De fan
gioe oeres 96rn, er BOG en- goo
frfteIig Op0ragelie. Set er oo 10.
get, oi iom friitne Rennefer let
fan blioe enige ON; til bpa0 er
Del 2toet uoen arfitenoom2 Gel er
ser mango @enneifer, iom %foreitiI.
Ter, at De finn Ieoe al ben 1s0e ale.
ne, iom @eroen bDSer Dem. Men ior
set tiIfommen6e 9ip 0ner oen -.
0e life, 0erior boI0er oi ReIigions.
ifoler og Sen6oesitoler, ioo 9grne.
ne pe0 Sielp Of @u6s Orb fan
tilegrte fig noget al ben fs6e. iom
@eroen life fan 9ioe. nenIig SipIe.
f60e. SsnOogsifole eGer 9sr0oas.
Ifole bar De pei pna oct nqrmete
| ale Somfnn0ets R~eniqbe0er o.
tilIige | De Nenigbeoer uoen ior,
iom blioer betient al Somfin0ets
BrRiter. Get er 0o SfoIer, iom en-.
bOer Mlenigbe6 fon cone at bof6e
gnaenOe. Seq tpnfer. at De fleite
W1enigbeoer pei ogioo ofrer zig ior
Reliaionsifole, ieIo ON life bet er
mere emo cen Waane0 eller to ON
Goret, eGer bono De MI fan cone.
Ser er oct, at Ssn6a9sifoIe / Tor.
biroelie me0 Religionsifolen bar
en- itor @etD0ning. Get fan 10 opre
meget goOt meo Ell Bar Woone0ers
ReIi9ionsifoIe, men aoor Der IA
en- ii Wooneoer ZEN, at 9ernene
life Ter 6eres gs9er ener ioar 10.
gen triitelig llnoerpisning, "a alem.
mer De poo oct n9rneite aor eTfar
Aor, boo0 De lPrer / HeIiaionsifo.
len; tbi boor mango Born er Der
bel, iom / Oct WeIlemrnm foar no.
gen oi0ere triteli9 llnoeroisnina
Siemmene2 gi Ieoer mn / et9an6.
iorefommer oct mig. boor gsrnene
bar bel megen 5ribeo pao oct On.
rnooe. Oct ltoor nprmeIt til Dem
ielp / mango Stem, ON Be pil qaa
| Ssnoogsifole e1er life. Get or
M f%orfert. Sorpl0rene bur0e 10
paominoe Dem ON. boor n~g6oen6iot
bet er for Dem | 5remti6en, at De
iom 9srn faar ioa meoen friItelia
llnoerbisning Tom muliot. 0i er
Der monife Dem, iom gaar no fra.
at bet bar life ion fort at Iioe
meo ben Zines llnoerpisnina
S6nOogsifolen; men BERTH ifoI lea
bemprfe, at gsrnene fnor oo Sen.
bag eiter SsnOne oeiIigbeb til at
leie og bere @iios Or0, iaa be be.
fon beuore oct / SnfommeI.
fen. Der er maoife ogiaa Dem, iom
ier paa 9Gretrnfterne Oct er 10
| G~lminOeIigbeo RenO oe apinoer
| Renigbeoerne, Der ORE ia for
ben @erning. Get er bel fun foo
Preiter, Der bar 2eiligbeo til at
tage Del | Ssn6ogsitoleorbei6et.
Men bet er MI life be itore alrn6.
bet breier iie ON for at bore
| en- Ssn6oesifoIe. Oct er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

,@n arbeiOer er lin 2en o9r0.4
% 8oulus; o0eriom ri me00ele
eoer De aanoelige Ging, er oct oa
noget itort, ON ri mootage eoers
De timelige?" og: n&oo ben, iom
moeroiies / OrOet, me0Oele Den alt
goot, JON Dam unOerpiie Ter Sort
% goot: SUD gioer 2Greren eller
Brniten, % &Greren euer 8rpiten
gioer Q}enigmaHO. Get er 8ape ira
fBrIt til iiOlt. Den @uO gioer og-
IA 8reiten i'm 2gn, naar ban er
tro. let er altiaa @lt0, iom giper
arbeioeren i'm 2sn. Y}en 8uo gioer
oeo 0enneiter. % Nenneifer, iom
erfelr0er og itatter @ll0s gtoaOe,
gi0er al SotnemmeIigbeo baaoe
a9rligbeo 90 Eenge. Ser er ait
iao ben rette 2Rre ON 8enge. 0ien
IA maa ri enOOa tilieie: IS gioe
Sbee 6ut I6tne opn". (Seg eiper
Dig tun Dit eget). S6i ogioa 9en-
gene er 10 SUBS @ape, og ri er
bans 9us5oloere.
5aar oi Blot openitaoenOe San0-
be0 ret inoprentet / 0eres 9ierte,
iom fal0er fig ariitne, ioo itaI Ri
nof foa Yenge boaOe til STRIFE o.
Sfole, boa0e til Br9iter % gfis-
lionprer, boo0e til 9grne6iem oa
9oipitaIer % AIOer0omsbiem, fort
iagt I'll alt / @uos &ige, iom trpn.
ger til aprIig6eO % Ststte. Soo
betaIer ri life IGngere, IA 81.
Der bi 9erreu al bans eget, iaa
prlttter ri life lrngere, men giper
belIere, ON ina ifaI oere liot mere
emo beb6oes, ioo bprer pi life me
re gproer, men iao oirer oi 3df.
ORE me0 ilt6len0e 6rD0 iom libel,
Der gap of 6sritesr60en. og @u0
ian0t geIbebag / bans Offer.
Sois on / spriet sniter en0mi
fIarere 5oritaoelie al Oette Spsrgs.
maol, emo jeg iormnar at gioe Dig.
ioo ie efter / Din 9ibeI. % bois
ou fife er fon bel ten0t meo Din
9ibeI, ina on peO, 5oor, on timber
BET ombonOIet, ioa Lao mig iipr'
benoiie Dig til 8 Moib. &c. aop.
og 2 aor. s. oe 9. aopiteI. @er
on oct meO ct ret Sierte, ioo oil on
fomme til at uObrp0e meO Solmi.
item: uSdtter Serren, tbi ban er
goo, og bans g}tifunObeo oorer
eoiuoeIig!"
5or at unogoa Wisioritooelie,
oil lea tiIisje, at bette er life iprlie
~o0resieret til nogen Berion eIler
Nieni9beo nprpeo eQer langt borte.
1et er rettet til ale ariitne, iom
%trGnger til 9eile0ning i bette pig.
L II SpsrgsmaoI. 66i oigtigt er
Der fife Blot Tor ben eltfeIte men for
6eIe @itos MenigbeO og 6ens ar.
5ei0e Der pao Soro. Serren bar
oonnet bore Soar Der, og ban piI
ogiaa. at ri lager Dem og Tfiffer
os iaoleOes un6er Dem, at ri fan
ppre Dam til 9ebog, ia en- ailoe
til Ble6e.
5. &. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

Dom 10, p.
Oct 6e0oer ON ariitus: o9an er
ioa meget itgrre Soccer pgro frem-
for Moies" (9eb. 3, b.
Grftn5 er S6n i 9uiet og oOer al
Ie, ogiaa oper Noes, % bans
Sbufomnelie er til 8elii9nelie. gtoar
Son, SDn0 % 0oertreoelie raaber
6orbanoelie ooer os, 0a er bet Oei-
Iiat / 8roen at min0es Den oeIitg-
neOe 5relier, Der opfgI0te 2oOen for
os, Leo for pore Sgn0er % gior0e
9o0 for pore 0pertreoeiier.
0g boor er bet ialigt for ct 8ltos
Barn at fnule oeo Na0uer6orOet og
minoes BAN, Der bar iagt: gger Oct
te til min S~bufommeIie."
Seius boo0e mango SLENDER poa
Soroen, 0, men Der par ogiaa man
ee, bpem bans S6ufomneIie BAR en-
Slide til 8le0e o9 9eitprfelie. Sror
on fife, at 8artimeus Dele it 9io
bar GLAD PED at tpnfe poa ben 6rel-
Ter, Der 6opoe ifPnfet BAN SDnetl
Og mon life 5airus % bans SUI
itru ofte talte ON ben 5eius, Der
eop Oeres 6%eniooeoe 1atter 2iDetl
utoioliomt!
5eiu S5ufomnlelie er til &eliig-
nellie for en- itor Sfare poa 5orOen
os oil bliOe oct for en- en0uu Iterre
i 9immelen.
Q1en Moies oar tro / 8u0s 9us
iom Giener til at oione, boao Der
ffuloe iiges; ian par tro / 2i0elien,
fro ! belle in @ernfng. san fit ben
gooe Gel. % ban i SteOet ior at
bapeS Dnoen5 timelige9tp0eIie oalg.
te at li0e on0t meo @u0s 5olf.
8oor Moies Dog bar trao0t opbe
Spor / Chen. 6eLe SUBS Menig-
beo, 0en gamle nle0 ben M, ier
me0 9elin0ring og 9Grbgoigbeo ben
til Den @uos Nauo. 56ufommelien
al bom er iom en- eleftriif Strsm,
iom bersrer 5olfene og aniporer til
@ltOsfrDgt og Dooo.
Nen Sroet moo ogioa on6eiale
fig til 6oer enteIt ariiten. 500 os
oDerfor Oct iperge os ielp: bpor-
Ieoes er nit 2ip2 CT ieg til Bel
iignelie for no9en?. San min Sbu.
tommelie oere nogen til 9eliignelie?
6lpOer Der leoenoe 8anoitrgmme
fra nit 9p? @aIaterne priieOe
@uo ior gaul4s; ban par bleoen
til 8eliignelie for Dem. 0e PlOite
fra billet gr90 forOi be fife mere
iful0e ie Den 4poitels 4niigt, Der
bopoe bragt Dem iao megen geliig.
nellie.
Der leies ON ben onoe: San
booOe fife 2pit til geliignelie, og
Den blep ogioa langt ira bom"
(Sol. 100, ~. 2ao os bape 2uit
til at i6ge gefiignelien / aritus,
% oil bnn iptte os til gelii9neIie.
5or CUBS geliignelie OPTIC
Sofiigelie til 5immerig.
@ellignelien On itrsmmer neo
5 Sfpbru0 til Su6s Menigbe6.
Spar Wnrius 6anien