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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia Pa, Nov p Butter
higher. western creamery. extra, IS
nearly prints, fancy. III. eggs. firm,
near3v tirsts, 20 40 2l 90 per case: near
nv current receipts 20 10, western, extra
fr>t~. 20 4Oa2l 10: western frsts, 70 S0a
20OO. faLcy selected packed 7ja1j per
dozen
Cheese higher; New lcra and Wiscon-
sin. frll milk. > oa34
Germ. quiet; yellow, rs 10 grade and
location. l.55al 20
Oats. higher No, white, s. 2aS3
No >. 81 ZaS2.
Live poultry. higher; fowls and spring
chickens. a .2S; old rooster~, 20; turkeys
j6a3S ducks Pekin 32a35, do, Indian
runnor. 2Sa3O, geese, 2Sa32
Dressed poultry, steady; fresh killed
fowls fancy 80 2a37 do. smaller sizes,
j2a36 roo~tcrs. y ~ western roasting
chickens 30u3l do broileIs f2af4 4;spring
ducks. Penn and Long Island 39a40;
spriaQ turkeys 42a4j: cid. DO. AZ.
Potatoes dun. Eastern shore l.50a
} 80 per barrel. Jersey. No. J. per basket,
75al 90, No 2 50a65 jersey and Penn
-vlyunla hundred pounds, No. l. 270J
3 ~. No. ,, l.25al75.
IluDT QUlej winter HIleAt IOp per
cent -four l0O0al025; Kansas do 1850
alO85 epring. do l0G5al0S5
Hay firm, timothy NJ ! large and
small Dalcs, - OOa;j3 % nj ,. % 0Ua
5000, ~. !. % OOa25O0 Clover miIed,
light % 9OOa30OO, No % 0Oa27 90:
No , 22.OOa23.OU
Tallow steady, city prime ~ tierces.
1871 do special loose, ~: prime,
country Isl I, dark IL 2al7; edible 10
ticrceS y ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
POWDER OuOTATIONS.
Reported Daily al Noon by Georpe T
BisscTI. du Pont Building.
Rheumatism Goes
rorturirq Pair : n Il wolI Joi s Vanish
VII hh uma l. : d.

A. last y reai remody for rhentna'isn,
Aud 3 goad one II uast hf @hch 4
Danferfn and good druggists rYerywh wh..r.
es{l Il III 10. no carc no pa hasi~
Kheumaffcs should rail he news 81 2
rrea, r. .oicIng for II is surely Cenark X
ahlc r,fncd. and has record ot almost
unbelievable cures Read .hat ] Diivrr
II Al44n. la says about
lad ae1atIc rheumatism Tor fwo ears
ard frtra r.pr, medicine offered for rhe1-
tuAfism Tried mans doefore Na- 'rsA.rd
a one 8f the brsf ,niii hcrn ~ana'oriHns.
and If improved ans dif not rt4'ite Il
am i conductor on Ire rnfral r Georgia
Ea{trond and nad secured pass to ftot
-frfnga Ark - takf treatment tboti
that ttmr I Iih.ama advertise Ana
ea,fIt Itifitst Ia trt il ] abandoned n% trip
.o1k thr,t hottlt.s and nov feel a. vel a,
sf / am geiHS - MAKE everybody ! -
= ho has rhe1lrnnfl.fn trf II you'd MOI
fake a hundred thousand dollars for what
Rb,alrna haS done for me would rather
hs trad than aii,e A. ! ~ before I ne use
Of khruma
don ,ici4y try khruma TO-DAY large
hDttis sufficient for We ~e"Es trcat nent
i NOT expensive and sonr MONEY oack i
il dos not Civ SaI tIs.srh and J3A "a rrti Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
Indigestion, Bloat,
Heartburn, Caused
by ACid-StOmaCh

cscrss aciJit, tpat takes ne yep and
puuch uni ~ fhem ica fr I'f'f ~
nD sltaiity
STRIKE 10 ~ s"CY cause ~ alI fnIs
tr,nibir and clcan this rEr'th 1eid
,,tt ,f fbe stomach Tnm riii ~isF
tbr ~ ,ruseh fhanrr - digrrt he
f,sd propr natIrr nii ~ ifr
rf-f
vondrrfui UeU r"m"gT reno rs'
rfrf-.4 acid without the -Nghtfs' d'e.
,9fnfnf H. called EATD' ~
fnadr in tar fOrm - fabi"t pr
ar, gpo1 70 rsi iu-f iikr i3 "i
eandg HATONft lttorali, s1sorl's
~ ln5uriDls txrr4 ssid ard carr 90
81 away through 'bc nt'efI0ee o.
drives tLr btsa DUf er ttf ppdy
ru can fairly fer 81 gpra
tFr. EATDNff and --t hsN quirFly
bauI.h piyaf indigestion Hr
~" tpr hoh ttIirtiy rvj. - frrral
health irupfUgt uuv 10 rh uyrr
of yoIr food q Ro.tcd boz ~
pusnre ard rrrabllltF di.appfar
iNaru hpN n1N I- ~ grf sars
physical and frru.ai punch Ifste
fhs ppNrr and euefvy fo work Si-n#
i-u EuloF fr kped Gugt .,a
Iearu sh8t - ueau- ~ faIvi sl.
p.rr HIIfl tfal
-o v'f ros ~ fNTO+Ir r.u
tplr l,4gTt.f Dlag ~ aYtUa-tlr
uttn FV 1.4rautfr EATptfr a
please 5Gf aud .pu oa0 t-l-s ,Is
fi yRi ~ mage hfs guararfas
vpod 81 u la,t- .u ans tag. akr
n+ct I6 -rff.d p8r none
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
"IT SAVED
ME FROM
CRUTCHES"
Milier's Antiseptic Oil Blots
Out Pain"

Pain is ,mpl5 bloettd or ~ Miller.s
Aufiscptic oil known as SNAKE oil
stopped almost instantly according 10 h,
testimony Of thousands and that ol " "
Burgess 3SI2 Moutgati. Kansas cit ). Me
who writes as follows In trying to hang
picture in my office tho othsr day |
slipped and fell six feel Into the concrete
floor. tu.sIng my rislt lnhie under me.
so severe lnat / had 10 60 home ard l
feared / was going to be laid up. but
dubbed Miiicr'S tntscp'ic Oil on the
bruised aud sprained parts and got al
most instant relief In the morning va
nearly . X and one more ap plicatiun
removed ali soreness % believe y0ur
great penetrating oil saved from
crutch : 1t sure does bot oul pain.
Get a soc 60C or 81 W1 hottie of Miller y
Antiscptic Oil tknown Snake Oii1 from
your druggist today II Is great for rheu
matism lumhago colds bruises and all
pains Money back il not satisfied. Eek
rrdts Drug store VI Wilmington. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
TOO WEAK TO WORK
v. rmort Woma7 r lis How h. Re
gained Her n aith

Alburp, Vt ! was rundown 10
appetite. and 100 weak % do ms house
work medicines did not seem tu help
lie until rlcd Nmo soon noticed
III improvement and am nov We i,
strong and able 70 10 my work
Lillian PahGa
Ii.o reason Nlnol w,ls 81 successful
ii Miss I!abtu's ease i bccausc It
contains beet and cod lFer peplohcs,
iron and manganese pcptonAtes and
glycerophosphatys, the very elements
needed to build up weakened rum
down system make rlch red jooh
and create strength
NIB Dunfortn Drugg.~t und lJrlIsi~i \
cN,rSW hc,e
p. : Eor nchin2. .urnu4 -tu rl
~a>J ~a4c AInnns i;lcA ii ii t.fl-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
DEATHS.

htlTT:>Ghiis HIT u, T Pro9eacr a5 SS widow q
20 O. H-.ttirrt'ao3. aged - years
a.4atlxe~ and ftirnd~ are invited 70 attend
-. funeral -ervic,.> at Chandler funeral
i.ari,.r- 81; West Ninth stree. on friday
ee.ruoon November p 1t 81 cloch.
f...rrl-nt al kiretview cemetery
I,UEsTEIN IL thi> cit! on Novenher
n. 1915 >amu@ II pureteln aged 5P
l.e.las1,.s ii ud- ana memf~rS Of u
tr.ft I.5d..c. No II y t. & = NJ
Ionn'> Commanders No knights
lttap.ar. ana Delaware Cons,>tor! are in
ii a. Il. attend thr funeral services a. his
t.,+4 r<Idenc... To- Jackson street on SAT-
urday afternoon al , O'Clock lnterment
It lsiyerA l.w cemetery
GIBISoN--4n th.> -! On %"Eemhcr 20
Relatives friends and amp No ~ p
o. : oi are invited Z" attend TN funeral
services al his late rcsid nee GtiS Fast Sew
entn street. on Saturday rX"n'nt N'Nefn-
bcr % al O'Clock. Further SER ices at
Cherry Hil NJ. Church on ,sunda>. No
yrmts.r p al y 80 O'Clock iniermrnt az
cherry Hill cemetery.
KENNY In this city on November 20
1918 Mary kenny. beloved mother Of
Mrs Ernest : Taite.
Funeral services from nrr late re- ldcncc
Hotel du Pont on saturday. November ..
a. 2.30 y. n
PARDEE In this city or November ~
1915 Isaac pardee. aged ~ years
Relafives friends and members nf In
dostr, Lodge are invited u attend thc
tgnerai services az the residence ni his
>on 1919 West Thirteenih street or Fri
day afternoon at , O'Clock Intermrnl al
~ii,erbrook cemcters
st,ANLAN In this eifs- o. -, cmocr, 20.
1918, Marguerite 7 daughttr Of Hugh
and Julia : Scanlar aged ~ Years
Relative, and friends invited TO attend
IN. funeral from the residence VI hcf par
rnt- 43S south Hcald street on Saturday
norning O'Clock Requiem mass az
- Mar. ChurcD Intermcnt az Cath
etivai cencttr4
STlRLiTH In this eity on nov emh-r 10
1915 Eugene " son of Francis T ana
Eiizaiath etirIith IN his 18Th year
ReIa;l ly,s and friends invited tC at
l.. 4 the funeral services his parents
rc,ldcf.c 22l9 Washington street on
riI8t afternoon. %oNcmber -. a. 80
cio~,k intermcnt Kiver.ie" cemetery.
SHEPPARD In this rity. on November
2l 1918. Edwin Sheppard. aged 81
ytars
i.clati ives. friends members Of Washing
tou L0dgc NJ i ! 4 A II and Def
wtrc Conslstory. are invited 70 attend thr
funeral services ~ biS latt residence. 25Gn
Washington street 0r saturday afternoon.
NovenlDeI -. a. = 80 clock
REQUIEM mass 'or decreased members %
the ladies Catholic Brnc1 o!cni Assotia-
tioii wiil he said in : Paul e. Church,
Friday morning. November -. al O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
STAYS WITH Ut POINTS.
No Truth in Report That John J. Raskob
i II 60 Nith Morgan.

John ] Easkoh. vice-prs Siion' q th'
du FONT COM. ny. today etttctIal'N pu'
-, end q r,..ror> ,hnt he ~ e leave
IA. comp NJ aud Join the Norg.n trn
-Ihcl i no iound..'mn whAteNer
fo- s.rh i report - nd mt ! can
Ia, even imagine how i ~t3rfcd
t,u weeks g, then announced
il l.erl Iycill;. NJ K: ,E"2 y"
promoted from re ~'lr.r M du rom
% ~ l..e -pr sd II = - ~ ON =.
il Il. ree of tie company motor ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
Bake nv Water Witch Ladies'

The L..die- Auxiliary Of thr Water
Witch Ere % will pivc bake and
dance At The engine house Gi,pin avenur
near Lincoln street. tomorrow night
10 raisc funds with whirh to purchase
new silk flag t. rcplace one whlcb was
damaged ~ tie recent patriotic drive
made by the company and the ladies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

Requiem mass Tor decreased members uf
the ladies Catholic Bfnc1 o!enf ASsocia-
tioIi uiil 'bc said in = Paul X C Church,
Friday morning. November - al 9 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
frederick ]. Haskin Here.

Tr,,I,vich ! Ha,kn II Washington.
on. Il HI, bc>t nov u4i,cr corresponds
,,,.- i, TIC countrs. ,pent last night y
il ;h...nrtan. !. guest a the Hotel DUPONT
". snd II aI.i1 Holland Is becoming
Ea,.i III MN efal /, lsnc duck>
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

The skirts of the women brushed
their table as they danced. the rhythm
Of the music rose and fell above the
murmur Of laughter and conversation.
John looked around the room. and
sort Of despair crept in upon him. It
was no goodi He had come to Lon
don to understand: he understood
nothing. He was made Of the wrong
fiber. II only he could change him
selfi II It were not too latei II
he could make himself like other men
II must not ask you any more ques-
tons. Sophy," he said. You are her
friend. and you have spoken very
sweetly. Tomorrow I will 60 and see
her"
"And tonight. forget it ALL" she
pleaded. "Wipe It out Of your mem
ory. Tonight she is not here. and
am. Even II you are furiously In love
with her. there isn't any harm in your
being just a little nice to me. Give
me some champagne; and want some
caviar sandwiches!"
II wonder why you are 20 good to
me. Sophy !" he exclaimed, as he gave
the order to . waiter. You ought
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

The ten minutes passed very much
too quickly. She was gone, and John.
thrilled though he was through all his
senses By the almost passionate fervor
Of her leave-taking. found himself
once more confronted By that little
black demon. There was something
about all Of them, all these people
whom he knew to be his friends. which
seemed to him to SAVIOR Of q conspira-
g. There was nothing that could be
put into definite shape-just the ghost
Of torturing, impossible thoughts. he
was in no humor to 90 home. Chang
ing the order he had first given to the
chauffeur. he was driven instead to .
small Bohemian club which he had
Joined At Graillot's instigation. He
had Q vague hope that he might fnd
the great dFamatist there. There were
no dgns Of him, however, In the smok-
ing room, or anyone else whom John
knew.
He threw himself into an easy chair
and ordered . whisky-and-soda- Two
men close at hand were writing at
desks: others were lcuneing about.
dIsrussang the evenings reception. One
man, atting upon the table, Q recog-
nized authoEity. Was treating the com
Many to Q Auent 6Dertat1on upon
modern actresses, winding Up By COZ
trssting Leufss lGaursa's styis with
Dat Of ber cAlef FrsneA rival John
fsund himself listening win p1eassd
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

nothing when people make suggestions
Of that sort ! make no inquiries. !
accept life and people - I fnd them"
But you don't believe that such q
thing could be possibler
why notr GraiIlot asked steadily.
John could Do no more tAaa mum
BE . repetitioa a his wordA TAs
world was falling away from lin.
Z Wm not dlscuD this matter with
yo1. my ftisna I win oaly al yes
to remember the v5sWS of the world d
whleA W i've. L01iss Maurd - an
artis& q great artist II there has
ben SDeA q amir - yoa 0ueUs0t ~
TWEEN hse and any nm, n e Wsrs
oooeoh1ng WA1eA avQeale1 - ~ q.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03


either to marry your young man down
at Bath. or to have q sweetheart Of
your own, q companion, some one
quite different"
"How differentr
Someone who cared for you as you
deserve to be cared for, and whom
you cared for, too"
II cannot take these things as light.
ly as used to-" she answered a little
sadly. Something has come over me
lately[I don't know what 1t is-but
I seem to have lost my taste for dir
tations. John, don't look up. don't
turn round! I have been afraid of
the prince all the evening. When you
came In, fancied that you had been
drinking. When the prince asked me
something about you, an hour or SO
ago. knew that he had. saw him
like It once before. about a year ago.
Don't take any notice Of him! Don't
talk to him, II you can at all help It r.
Toward their table the prince was
slowly making his way, skilfully avoid
Ing the dancers. yet looking neither
to the right nor to the left. His eyes
were fastened upon John. II he had
been drinking. as Sophy suggested.
there were few signs Of It His walk
was steady; his bearing. as usual. de-
ubefate and distinguished.
He came to Q standstill beside them.
Sophy's fingers clutched at the table
cloth. The prince looked from one to
the other.
you have robbed me Of Q guest,
Mr.. Strangewey." he remarked; but I
bear you no ill-wfIl. 1t is very seldom
that one sees you In these haunts Of
dissipation"
1T Is q gala night with me-" John
replied, his tone raised no more than
usual. but shaking with some new
quality. Drink q glass Of wine with
me. prince" he invited taking the
bottle from the ice-pass and alling q
tumbler upon the 'aDle. swish me
luck. won't yops I am engaged to
be marriedr
Il Wish S0u happiness with an my
heart" the prince answered. holding
his sS::ass up. MAY ] not know the
nsne Of the ladyr'
mo doubt you are prepared for the
news" John told him. Miss Maurel
has promised to become my wife"
The princes hand was a. steady q
O rock. He raised his glass to his lips.
Il drink to you both with the great
est Of pleasure" he said, looking John
full In the face. 1T u Q most remark
able coincidence. Tonight ID the an
niversary Of the night when Louise
Naurel pledged herself to me-"
Johns frame seemed for Q moment
to dilate, and IRE flashed from his
eyea
"wm you b good enough 10 explain
those wordsr he demanded
The prince bowed He glanced b.
ward Sophy.
"Sines you insistr - replied TO
night, then. let NJ tel you, 10 de a.
ntFersary Of tie night when Louise
Maurea consented 10 become NY
What followed came IKE thunder.
clap. The prince reeied back. his hand
to his mouth. blood Dropping upon the
tablecloth from his nps. where John
had strvek him. He made Q sudden
spring at his assailant. SopAy, shriek-
ing. leapsd b ~ fest Everyone
else in the paace seemed paralysed
with wonder.
John seaseA the usanee IN r. ShrnaH.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03
CHAPTER XXI.

ing morning John rose from q fitful
sleep and looked around him. leven
before he could recall the events Of
the preceding night he felt that there
was q weight pressing upon his brain.
miserable sense Of emptiness In life.
a dull feeling Of bewilderment A.
though he had no clear recollection Of
getting there. he realized that he was
in his own sitting-room. and that he
had been asleep upon the couch. He
saw. too. that 1t was morning. for q
ray Of sunlight lay across the carpet
As he struggled to his feet. he saw
with q little shock that he was not
alone. Sophy Gerard was curlsd up
In his easy chair. still In evening
clothes. her cloak drawn closely
around her. as II she were cold. Her
head had fallen back. She. too. was
asleep. At the sound Of his move
ment. however. she opened her eyes
and looked at him for q moment with
a puzzled stare. Then she Jumped to
her feet.
"why. we have both been asleepr
she murmured. a little weakly.
At the sound Of her voice It all came
back to him. a tangled. hideous night
mare. He sat down again upon the
couch and held his head between his
hands.
II remember everything that hap
pened at the club" he went on slowly.
as the prince deaoi
She shook her head.
"Of course noti He was hurt.
though. and there was q terrible scene
Of confusion in the room. The people
crowded around him, and I managed,
somehow. to drag You away. The
manager helped us. To tell the truth.
he was only too anxious for you to
get away before the police arrived.
He was so afraid Of anything getting
into the papers. ! drove you back
here, and. as you still seemed stunned,
I brought you upstairs. didn't mean
to stay, but I couldn't get you to say
q single coherent word. was afraid
to leave you alonew
II suppose I was drunk" he said.
in q dull tone. Il remember filling my
glass over and over again. There II
one thing. though" he added. his voice
gaining a sudden strength; II was not
drunk when I struck the prince!
remember those few seconds very dis
tinctly. I saw everything. knew ev-
erything. felt everything. II no one
had interfered, think should have
killed him!"
"You were not drunk at ALL" she de-
ciared. with a little shiver. "but you
were In q state Of terrible excitement.
1t was a long time before I could get
you to lie down, and then you wouldn't
close your eyes until I came and sat
by your side. I watched you 60 to
sleep. I hope you are not angry with
me! I didn't like to 60 and leave
you"
"How could I be angry?" he pro-
tested. "You are far kinder to me
than I deserve. I expect I should
have been in . police cell but for
you"
"And now" she begged, coming over
to him and speaking In q more mat
ter-of-fact tone. do let Us be prac-
tical. ! must run away. and-you must
60 and have a bath and change your
clothes. Don't be afraid Of your repu
taticn- can Sce out By the other en-
trance"
Remember" she whispered. you
have to 60 to see LouiseI"
He covered his face with his hands.
whats the use Of it3" he groaned.
TITS only another turn Of the screwr
'Don't be foolish. John" she ad-
monished briskly. you don't actual
" know anything yet-nothing at all (;
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

him away. But to John the room was
empty. He stoOd there. a giant mo-
tionless figure. bis muscles still taut.
his face tense. his eyes afiame. glar-
ing down at the PROSTATE figure Of
the man on whom he had wreaked the
accumulated fury Of these last days
and weeks Of madness.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

II - only IN lno inner 6na0eS OF
emotionalism," the critic declared.
'that these French actresses get at
us a little more completely even than
Louise Naurel Do you know the rea-
SOM III tell you. Il Ii because they
live the life. They have q dozen new
emotions In q season. They make q
cult Of feeling. They use their brains
to dissect their passions. They cut
their own life into small pieces and
give Us the result without conceal
ment. That Is where they score. II
anywhere. This Nine. Latrobe, who
love at the present moment with Jean
Tourbet She had an affair with that
italian poet in the summer. 80 they
tell me. She was certainly In Madrid
In October with Bretoldi, the sculp-
tor. These men are all great artists.
Think what she must have learned
from associating with themi Now
Louise Maurel, % far n We know,
has never had but one affair. the prince
Of Seyre. and has been faithful to him
all the time"
II was out at lasti John had heard
II spoken In plain words The black
demon upon which his hand had lain
% heavily. was alive now. without q
doubt, jeering at him, mocking at him
alive and self-assertive in the sober
words Of the elderly. well-bred man
who lounged upon the table.
stunned. A wild impulse assailed him
to leap up and confront them all, to
choke the lie back down the throat
Of the man who had uttered It. Every
nerve in his body was tingling with
the desire for action The stupor Of
his senses alone kept him motionless.
and a strange. incomprehensible clar-
ity Of thought He realized exactly
how things were. This man had not
spoken idly. or as q scandalmonger.
He had spoken what he had accepted
as a fact. what other people believed.
John rose to his feet and made his
way toward the door. His face showed
little sign Of disturbance. He even
nodded to some men whom he knew
slightly. As he passed down the stairs,
he met Graillot. Then once more his
self-control became in danger. He
seized the Frenchman savagely BY the
arm.
Come this way" he said, leading
him toward the card-room. Come In
here! want to speak to you"
He locked the door-a most un-
heard-Of and irregular proceeding.
Graillot felt the coming Of the storm.
"Well !" he exclaimed grimly. '-Trou-
BILE already. eh? I see 1t in your face.
young man. Out with itr'
II was sitting In the smoking room
there, q few moments ago." he began.
Jerking his head toward the door.
There were some men talking-de-
cent fellows, not dirty scandal-mon-
gers. They spoke Of Louise Maurel-" !"
Graillot nodded gravely. He knew
very well what was coming.
John felt his throat suddenly dry.
The words he would have spoken
eh0ked him. He banged his nst upon
the table by the side of which they
were standing.
Look, here, GraiIlot," he cried, al
most piteously, you know it is not
true, nor likely to be true! Can't
you say sor
"Stop. ny young friendr" the
Frenchman interrupted. Il know moth
ing. It 10 . habit Of mine to know
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-03-03

at least. you are not sure of anything.
And besides. yoa strange. impossible
person" she went O, patting his
hand. don't you - that you must
judgs heF. not b. the standards q
your world, b which she has never
lived but b. IL standards a hsr
wossd, n which she WAS born and
bredf That = only fair. Isn't itr
Hs ross nsejsssly b his fest Thsrs
Was Q stEanga. d11 look In his fAca
sYea ars . osaf girl Sophyr -
sid .Deat - ut yst ] have nsvsr
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uow ooat want 10 b left aIeoA
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