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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19
MANCHESTER.

Saturday last was very busy day
for our town. At 9 a. M. our Luth-
eran Sunday school left in automo-
biles, wagons and buggies for days
outing in Mr.. Jacob Zepp's woods,
near here; at 2.3O a baseball game
between our boys and Hanover Wire
Cloth Company's team was played up
to ) p. m; latter night a large crowd
attended dance in Mr.. w. Menchey's
woods, IL miles north Of town; about
10 p. m. Mr.. John Reid was driving
south in a buggy on Main street, and
Mr.. Clarence Giggard was going north
on Main street in a buggy when a
head-on collision occurred, demolish-
ing one hind wheel on Mr.. Reid's
buggy and breaking the shafts On Mr.,
Giggard's buggy. Fortunately no per
son was injured. The accident seem
ed unavoidable as there were three
buggies side by side at the time.
Edward Yingling lost a good work
horse last week. Indigestion was
said to be the cause OF his death.
Jerry Simpson,a player on the Man
chester ball team, accidentally had
the end Of his big toe spiked entirely
or by one Of the Hanover boys in
LAG $%Hc n6iG last SATURDAY
The heaviest rain for many years
passed over this section of our coun-
ty on Sunday afternoon last, leaving
some Of the roads in an almost i'm
passable condition and knocking the
growing corn to the ground in many
places.
Oliver Lippy has improved the ap-
pearance of the front Of his property
by new extension of the pavement
and the erection OF three new iron
hitching posts.
Mrs. Jennie Shaw and son, Harry,
who have been visiting here, returned
to their home in Frederick city on
Wednesday morning last
Lightning killed Is out of 16 sheep
belonging to William Hare on Sunday
last, whilst standing under a tree in
the pasture field.
The Manchester base ball club
crossed bats with the Hanover Wire
Cloth Co.'S team and went down to
defeat, to 3. Myers pitched for the
locals and was steady throughout
but his defeat was caused by errors
which let in several runs. On &C
count Of loose fielding he retired IN
the sixth in favor of Simpson, who
also pitched well.
Saturday, July 20, Manchester will
play Westminster on the latter's
grounds and good game IT, expected.
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BANKARD'S MILL.

Our vicinity was visited by very
nice rain Tuesday night but more j.
needed very much.
Mr. Calvin Dodrer entertained on
Sunday Mr.. Carroll Dodrer and sister
Esther, Misses Mary and Florence
Feeser, of Littlestown; Misses Sadie
and Belle Strevig, Mr.. Leonard Ying-
ling, of Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. George Gait has moved into
Mr.. J. Calvin Dodrer's tenant house.
Misses Mary and Ruthanna Babylon
have returned home after visiting
their sister a few days.
MIR. Theo. Cummings, wife and
daughter, Ethel, spent Tuesday ev-
ening with Mr.. Lewis Myers.
Well, l will try and give you some
news as Brierwood thought 1 was
asleep. But by the way, l have been
very busy in the harvest field.
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"OH This AWFUL ITCHING
WHAT ECZEMA SUFFERERS say
THEY GAN NOW GET RELIEF
Try This Remedy at Our Risk.


1t is bad enough to have the disf1g-
uring eruption Of eczema aad similar
skin troubles, but the terrible itching
and burning make it ten times worse.
At last we have remedy for skin
diseases that we can recommend. We
even give back your money il this
new remedy Of ours, Saxon Salveb
does not satisfy you perfectly.
Saxon Salve il doubly valuable to
all who have eczema or any skin dis
ease because it both allays the itch
ing and burning in a few moments,
and exerts a powerful curative effect
at the same time.
1t combines soothing and healing
properties in form that Is absorbed
by the skin, making its curative ef-
feet thorough and not merely on the
surface. If you have any skin trouble
you should use Saxon Salve. It ig
equally good for children and adults,
Shaw Drug Co., Westminster, Md.
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it's last preaching service in the Mt.
Union church on next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. After this,until the
new church is completed, the congre-
cation will worship in the hall at
Snydersburg. They expect to begin
tearing down the old church next
week.
You are all invited to attend ser
vices with Us on next Sunday. Sunday
school at 100 p. ~. EnGeavour 7.30 ID.
10. and preaching by the pastor, Rev.
Strine, at s o'clock.
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FIN kSBTRG,

Rev. 8. F. Cassen has returned
from a much needed vacation anG
filled the pulpit as usual on Sunday
Miss Martha Hughes, of Glyndon
is spending the week with her uncle
George Brandenburg.
Jacob T. RAIDER is building temper
airy sheds for his cattle, and prepar-
ing to build new barn on the foun-
dalton Of the one recently burned.
Why not oil the streets of West
minister? Is it not as progressive az
Reisterstown?
The young people will hold an en-
tertainment in the Sunday school
room of the church on the evening of
August LIST, for the benefit of the
public drinking fountain in Westmin-
ster There will be several dia-
logues, music and recitations. Ice
cream will also BE- for sale. Admis-
sion 8 and 10 cents.
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10000 VOICES +!
And Many Are The Voices OF West.
minister People.

Thirty thousand voices-What a
grand chorus. And that's the mum
Der of American men and women who
are publicly praising Doan's Kidney
Pills for relief from backache, kidney
and bladder ills. They say it to
friends. They tell it in the home pa
pers. Westminster people are in this
chorus. Here's a Westminster case.
H. W. Stem, E. Main ST., Westmin-
ster, Md. says: Il am glad to speak
in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills. Some
time ago my kidneys began to bother
me. The first symptom was pain i'm
the small of my back, then the kidney
.secretions became disordered. See
ing Doan's Kidney Pills highly adver-
tised, I procured a box at Moore's
Drug Store and they gave me i'm
mediate relief 1 continued taking
this remedy until I was cured and
now | have no trouble from my kid
neys."
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
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"A PROGRESSIVE COAL FIRM.
We believe in the recall Of Coal III
for any reason there II dissatis-
faction. We give prompt, particular
service, good clean Coal, and above
all, we believe in the trade 'Of the
people," Smith & Reifsnider Coal
for "the people,
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HORSES AND MULES.
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LUMBER AND COAL.
II UMBER, CORD WOOD and uncut
- Tree Tops at Public Sale on

TUESDAY, JULY 23rd, 1872,
on the premises Of the late Mrs. Nelson,
near SmallWood, will b. sold at Public
Sale 25 cords Oak and Hickory Wood,
10000 feet Of Boards, Oak Plank and
Scantling, the latter being 2x4, 2x6, and
2x8. Also ! Home Built Rubber Tire
Runabout, and l set Buggy Harness.
A credit of three months will be given.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
july 122t GEORGE W. STAIR.
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BACHMAN'S VALLEY.

The Ladies Aid Society will meet
this week at the home of Sterling G
Bixler, on Thursday evening, July IS,
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SIZE BILLS PRINTED ON SHORT

NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE.
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D T. Bennett, of Sykesville, sells
i the best medium priced Buggy on
the market for the money.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-08
COLORADO, NOVEMBER 8, 1919

tnpash oalorsy. v hseD Il 81 -
Nf u later. whsa sAs soal1 think e
- Kindly. II IN ornament e eo0e
- Or another. The AucAsoe hal
- refused. The nag 10 beagxs eos
Leety Lane. altAoash thsrs uas -
mDssment announced bstwssa then,
- the largest. psrsse 1lanoal he
$3.50 With dscsaey ask hsr . ~
= Der hand! Il sparklsl like Q groas
oreD Of clear water fyum soue Ssun-
49, On . magic ceatinsat. b ~
go shop stfpaAs a plnk eosnl, "a
e1e0ssh With 'dlaskoads, cauxht hi
l1nsv and BE- SousAt her yards q
eAen. ropes Of tAsn. snillas % thlak
- bis boyAoo1's dreams wsss cs0s
lsuA
- never saw Ruesiss sxesDs q
1eois. hardly spoke 70 the poos mas
- nj. and the boy's ahsosbsA facs,
- state Of mind. made the older nas
esel Hike death. He rspsatsa to Nm.
- that he wss too late-too late,
- usually wound ~ bic rslectioas
~ ejsculating:
oosh almighty. Tn sisA I Aavsat
- . son!"
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but little boy now! think must
De crssy!"
A. he protested. - she listened In
tently to what his emotion taught him
TO say to her. she Whispered close to
his ear: @
What VIII you take. little boyr
And he ansversd: IN take you
you'll"
At slight sound In the next room
Lefty Lane started ~ though the In.
terruption really brought her to her
senses. put her hand TO her disheveled
naif. and before she could prevent IL
Dan had called Mrs. Hisgins to come
In. and the woman. In response,
came Into the sittins-room. The boy
went to her and took her hands e.
gerry, and said;
ITS all right. all right. Mrs. Hig
gins. Just think OF II! She belongs
70 me-!
On. don't De perfect lunatic. Dan.
the actress exclaimed. half laughing
haif crying. ana DON'T listen to MIN,
higgins. He's Just crazy.
but the OLD womans eyes went
bright at the boys race and tone. y
never was % glad OF anything In my
me.
sharply. and the tone was 20 cold and
40 suddenly altered that Dan felt
.h,u ~ $1,000.
~ - -,
way. % Wnet NJ. hiair says. miss.
Then" said her mistress, you
The Dolores star., 1912-11-08

Arraneemeats with 0alorsy peacoeulr,
y. coolly an1 hstussa ~ two -
4 had besn understood that - void
shcrM think the saEaesns6t bsetsa
By the Duchess. All Dau's atteatseo o
Lefty Lane. alrsa1y The suo1oet e
mueh commsat. alrsa1y eeuspecoeun.
vas enough to justify any woman h
taking o9snse.
0as DAY. the psari q warn Hay
aays.. when caglaal even n soeine-
Tine touches summer. D1air VS. -
happy 40 to psssus1s HE swsstAonss
10 % with hin for . little poW - ehe
river. The young fellow waited ~
her n the boat 10 huA ooougo1, ~
she. notOring out with Hlgu1ns, ha1
appeared. running down to ne sGes
d the watsr Mo . siEi. Gny - Q chm
let out from school. In . sinpls freak.
In . marvelously fetching hat, white
gloves. white parasol. white shoes. end
- Dan helped her Into the beat,
pushed Il out. psshed away with her
on the crest Of the sun-necksd watoss,
spring was IN his heart. end be
AUuuu tuO 8OeoSoS us8OOS W. B5v8N
70 bear.
The actress had been . gisl With
him oil day. giving herssk b his
moods. doing what he liked without
demur. talking Of their mutual INST
telling him one amusing story after
another. proving herself an ideal en-.
panion. fresh. varied. repossfui: and
NO one to have seen Lefty Lane with
the boy on that afternoon would havs
dreamed that she ever had known n
other love. They had moorsd thsii
boat down near Aaidenhead. and h
had helped her up the bank to he
little Inn. where tea had been maAe
for them. and served to him By Asa
own beautiful white hands. He ~
called for strawberries. and, IKE .
shepherd IN . pastoral. had fed ths1
TO her. and % they fingered the sun
set came creeping steadily IN throusA
the windows where they sat.
A. they neither called for their %
count nor to have the tea things taken
away. after . while the woman stealth
lily opened the door and. unknown
looked at one Of the prettisst pictursa
ever within her walls. Lefty Lane
sat on the window seat. her seldes
head. her white form against tAe
glow. and the boy By her side bad HE
arms around her. and her head vas
on his breast They were both yesng
They might have been white birds
blown IN there. nesting IN The humbls
The Dolores star., 1912-11-08
CHAPTER xxi,l.
In the svnsst Glow.

In the Sunset Glow.
He lived through . week Of Bliss
and Of torture. One minute she PROM.
Used to marry him. give up the stage.
60 around the world ON . yacht. whose
luxuries. Dan planned. should rival
any boat ever built. or they would mo
tor across Asia and see. one BY one,
the various coral strands and the gold
en- sands Of the east. He could not
hnd terms 10 express how hs would
spend upon her this fortune a his,
which. for the nrst time, began u
have value IN his eye. Money Nd
been lavished on her. still she seemed
dassled. Then she would push q IN
away from her In disgust--tell hin
she was sick II everything--that she
didn't want any new jewels or any
new clothes, and that she never want.
Cd TO see the stage again or any place
again: that there was nowhsrs she
wanted to 60. nothing she wanted 70
ses--that he must get some fresh Girl
TO whom he could show life. not one
whom he must try 10 make forget II.
Then. again. she wo1ld say that she
loved the stage and her wouldn't
give Il up for any one IN the world
that Il was fatal 10 marry ~ actrsse-
that Il Vas mad for him TO think Of
marrying her. anyway-that she didn't
want 10 marry any one and b tied
d0wn-that she wanted 70 b her own
mistress and free.
He found her . creature q . thou.
sand wilkins and capricss, quick 70 cry,
quick 70 laugh. divias II svsrything
she did. He never knew what she
would want him to Do nszt. o. how
her mood would change. and after CO
u their happiest hours. whsa sAs had
been like siri with hin. shs would
burnt Into tears. bed hin 70 Ieeve the
room. telling him that che was tire1-
tired-tired. and wanted TO % 10 slssp
and never 10 wake up asAia. BstwesA
them was the Agure q poaiotovsky.
though neither spoke u hin. Ne 80
pearsd 70 have forsottsa hin. Dan
would rather have cut oct bic teaGus
than TO speak bic name. and ~ 10
was there In the mind e each. DIR.
Ing the fortnight Dan spent thousands
u pounds On her. bought ~ jswels
whicA sAs alternately ravsl over -
but half ioohsl Il. He hal ne6s ~
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Inn. and he veaaa q tAs Aeuss. vAs
hsA not heard Tie waters q the
Thames Sow softly for nothiAs.
judssd then gently and sighsd viii
pleasure - she shut the door.
Here q MaidsnhsaA Dan had lsft
his beat and the motor tcsk then
back. Nothing spoiled bic bliss that
day. and As said her nans . hoe.
saad tines that night n HE dreams.
Jealpasiss-and. whsa hs would let
himself think: they we're Dot oas, they
were nany-iadsA away. The 1utiss
that Me With her would Involve ia
not disturb hin. ~ many . lag
year. cone what might. - What
woull. hs wssl1 recall ths esewlne Of
that sunsst rejected under Ne lnn
Window. The Ainsing q The thrusAse
and the oasA = he vhite 1sesD and
the DE little white shoes vhicA be
had Asld h the palm a ~ ar1est
han1. vhieh - hs1 kisssl. - - ~
Der VIII ~ ~ hsass ~ - aAsuiS
rest hes tirs1 ees1 soreves.
Tbeee oTsv n Nm ~ dny 3 soves@
snce ~ ~. lstesulos1 - 10 was 70
bring inio her life b. his wealth asl
devotion svssything q Sod. llis lov.
tng plans for her Sssaing 10 ~ hsaia
soaswhat cAsette aad vssy ousA 70
vered. brought hin nearer tAaa 10
Aal ever besa beeese 70 the Deeeuse u
die mother. nls father Il waeat easy
for Dan 10 thlnk - n onnnac1kon Nth
The Dolores star., 1912-11-08

! w.
.osss FstAsr sn1 Ne Wers cAsMs.s
q . certain hind Il picture shows
that whea tAsy % come round they.rv
Mksly - make ~ lose oar ninasi Yos
knovs yesrsslf. circus n . toWn
nv nilss iron . railroad drives ths
psoOle cfasy. Nov. Dan's little HE
The ~ with bic eyes a the hole 10
The tsat. He would commit murder
70 ct inside cad 80 that show" He
He11s1 al smiled 70 hss - tAeagh
10 sxpsete1 hse 10 follow HI css1s
slnAle. sleew. ! have 500 you ~
q tinss." A. she couldnr hob ~
nin1ing hin. MOI e yeur eva -
cord. NJ. Ruegiea." 49,.
well I 6oat knev." ~ s1ewly -
nitts1: r always tn I haA NJ -
sy's worth. and The night you etc Win
- at the Carton unAsrseeo1 pestty
ws11 hew The bey With ~ eyee q
ths tent heis vsslA fssl.s Dst ~
tao0s1 his brood eAsst .u1th ~ haad
~ ~ tAe elUAs be1weea the m
on1 oononl nnnnRR. 4 hnoy -
! ws1es6 q tAs slags 49, - hnse
- Asav - u ~ abooaaDo 1nG11s
ths 0aisty tAsatss."
'0eslness." ~ nuruaee1. ~tAaD
nahe a awful fuss aheut nething."
New" BE- continus1. Ieaniag ~
Nard . tribe toward her hagui1, half
intsrssted figure. r jsst want you te
think u him - . little 10y. Het
ealy twsaty%wo. He knows nolhine
q the world. The noasy you Uivs %
!. the poor dossst eeas - hasd perhaps
- this viii. ~ his sacrifice. ~
] want yos 10 1t The bog n"
Che smiled sllghtly. Sound her had
kerchisf. which We tucked ~ ~ cuo
q Der blosss. prsseed The 1ltt1e blt
q liasa 10 her iips % thossA % stsaly
then. thsa shs aske1 absuptly:
what has 10 said 70 youfs
-LosAi" Rseslss sreans1. ~oAiA d
mel ny Asas yosas laly. - h nseA
TO- ru1s - sDeak. Daa cert q
brsathes and anosts asopaA dke
lunatic. He was Dangling aroan1 that
duchess whsa I vas here before, ~
So d1da't 0cate ne any.~
40 Lefty Lans. nov s0lllng q
hin. ssaisvsl by ~ break fron ..
naes inlsass teas. ssksd:
Nov. yos arc seare1r'
We'll" Russlss Aravied. r was
pretty ssre. that woman li1nt eass
anything sos The ~. Ar yes ~
'kinAfs
Il vas ths bsst strsks 10 haA nala
Dc alnost spraag % iron ~ chair
Heavens" sAs s1elalne1. r 0uaes
tn not!" Her face 1usAe1.
RI bad rather - . soa q nlne
Dad thaa married 70 . woman llke
that" hs said.
why. Mr.. Russiss.s - sxclaims1
passlosstely. aadrssslnG hin with ~
tessst Tor the arst time. what - 20
know abost NET WHAT WHAT You
hsvs ssss ne lascs ed hsard -
siag." s
Aal 10 intsssupesl ~.
Tea tlnss, cd yea ere . bal1y
laaess and . bully Singer. Ut ~ =
other thines than laacs an1 80.
There b noe . mn llviag ut Weal6
vast - have BE nsehsf drsss ~
way
oAs cestssllsd . suiis. slgsvss
aln1 thee. PssO1e's eo1nieos 40 vesy
119sssat sbest tAaa sees = thlng. veu
have essa - q 1lnnss VIII yegr ~.
= 20 en- hin, ~ - east ~
th1t ~ anythtno ~ - M. =
hs1D ~ Dnes. lhavent ~ N -
] Aavo ~ - ~ ~ ~ 49,
- - 0ah1ag - . theou0A nooA
= - asoe1' ~ - laaGi1 ~
y ~ has1 ~ ~ - AN - 49,
sv31sn1ly ua1es aseag euoeaoi - h
$1,000 ~ esatseo - = ousse -
tsosS - 49, ~ eAense.
'oe soasDA I knev ~ thlnop ~
hAve hsaso. q eoussa I hnOW 49,
y ~ o1suefuer-on1 ~ uoooooG
onog1so G61nt Deono ~ - -
49,; - 111nt - ~ 100 49,
wseo 1suA &es1fn0 = ~ = - -
voesA1ng ~ = ~ ~ 49, - =
- , coGe19G - -, - 1eou0u11
~ - o1on1 h1non1e nlooo on6r6oo ~
ssesa - ense = -. - = ~
-SAsv - v4us -
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cnAprsa XIV.


CHApVgN XIV.
asss,.s. oss,.
y felt - hs waited for her n that
1eeer.fllsd room. for sAs Aal recov.
~ nom her distaets Tor oovsss, q
- ulancs1 It the pAotograSAs q woo-
- Vie herse1f u costumes moro q
- frank. more Or Ices vulear. be
~ ~ though ~ wanted 10 knoch
go the walls and let In . big view
= - vest-of Moatssa-of The hills
V!A such ssttiag hs thought be
ee6l1 better talk with the lady vhon
ho.1Ad cone 10 sss.
negglss hsA - unlisAte1 clgar -
tween his nAeess aa1 Uoess1seA ress
- ovsr hin. His slassss boshsrsd
~ He oosl1nt 81 thsa bright
snelsh. thossA ~ DslisAsd tAsn kall
. eesen tines % Ais silk hanAksr
c11sf. HIS clothes felt too large. Hs
seemed to have shrunken. He moist
eae1 his ftpe. cisarsl his throat. tried
- rtnenber what had a fellow be
- been at Daa's as& Al DaA's ~
- was sslliAg Q suspsslsr patsat On
the road. supporting he mother and
~ slstefs-hard WORT and few temp
taeoeps; - vas 10 tirs1 asl TX
-. -. -. - -....
- ~ 49, - ~. $780,
- .
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vors 4 sSort vsirss. ss,,t - 49,.
serre. Z sa-ra. eS,,tr.s.s sss.s
srosrh- = .ssiis. 80 :. ~ k.s..sSss,
iittle M ~ - ..ts-.,s1 49,
unpain1s1. w. -. - -, 49,
II II ~ ~ - - ~ ..,ss -
fstigss salss Asr ssss q vesN n
have looked ners tAaa sishtsss. On
her Nm haa1 . siasis diasoal. clear
- water. caught the rsfraetel nat
"riov-is-leS olsl 20 srs Saek
asaia.s
Che gave Mn . ~ ehair anA sat
down befoes hin solllns. Lsasias
her eJbsws - hss hssss, he sask
her laee uDsa ~ haals anl IeeksA
& lin. ~ essssttisAiy = ~ lsast.
bet = sh1D1 might have Locked.
Fron her snan test 70 hss eollsa
hsal - vas utterly ehasnins.
Ruesjas nals hinsslf tAipk e pss.
Miss Lans speks slovly, no61las
toward III. y ~ 1900 vs,es: sIt;s
70 -. RI. lneelas. ~ -.
Hsa1ias - - Sssv.s. - aasls.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-08

~ 80 q H. ~ 6nDGD uUn4v ~
80 = hsss. paetsd 4 . nsnooG -
sal1: AeF
Z vsas >. = = > 90 - -
tss than tAat.~
ne ~ pseks1 - . pAsesupaUA q
to taooe. pssety peseugo - 6ogeoo
10 ~Maa1alay.~ - sssns1 4 sesr
sssly bstvssa ~ Anosss - - -
V1oA 1gsooo11on; .s,.sss.. y.
= havsat bssa b ~ thoaeslGnl
world ~ y euess q eAlo VWogy1o6
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say."
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lsss. He b no fooi. bst hs's lasne1
stmpls."
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near Der own. vas vssy s1oDss in6ss1.
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such sussa. dare ~ you csull ~
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Dnn."
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y vhat ] An tryins 70 ten yea
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leatly.
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kisl He = what llhe. an1 - =
what ! want b - ma
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had ever ussd TO her lovss. - sal4I
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words ssat ss0ething ~ . Uwoe1
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Mn:
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fora
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