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The Washington times., 1922-11-27
WORTH WHILE
RECIPES

These recipes are unpublished
BY speeiai arrangement with Coed
Housekeeping, the nations great
sst home nasasiAe)
MASHED POTATO oMELEr,
One cupful. mashed potatoes, 4
eggs, . tablespoonsfuls milk. V
cupful diced bacon, Y teaspoppful
salt, v teaspoonful pepper, papriha,
minced psrsley.
Try out the diced bacon In the
frying-pan In which the omeiet 10
10 be made. Separate the eggs
and add to the well,beatan yolks
the mashed potatoes, milk. salt.
and pepper. Fold In the sgg.
whites beaten until stiff. Skim
the cooked bacon from the tat
and pour the oinelet into the pan.
Sprinkle the top with the cooked
bacon, minced parsley. and pap
rika. Cook slowly until golden
brown on the bottomI then place
IN q $50 degree n, oven 70 cook
the top. or place ut the bottom Of
the broiler oven.
TOASTED PARsNTP BALLs.
eix medipm-sized parsnips, 1
cupful seasoned gravy, y cupfpi
water, egg, v cupfui ground
peanuts, " cupfpl fine crumbs,
im cppfuls seasoned white sauce,
4 teaspoonfui salt.
Dilute the gravy with water.
Cook the parsnips In this diluted
gravy until tender, allowing them
to simmer until the liquid 10 alb
scrbed. Then mash them and
dip the balls In Il, Then roll in
the ground peanuts and then the
crumbs. Place In shallow pan.
under the broiler flame 20 tosst
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WOULD YOU KE
Ry.Lucrezia R0ri,

Rrima ponna MetropQiftar Opera
Campany, and Noted for Her
Beauty q Wei ~ Her Art,
~ owDER and rouge ara often
~ blanied a. prime beauty de-
strpyers. While In some
cases they may have q large
share In piarrtnG the lovely, rose
ike comnlexion which the at.
tracitve woman should possess,
more often than not the blame
Should be divided. r
The blame should be divided,
because the damage comes from
within more often than from
without.
Powder and rouge, after all, are
only meant to hide blemishes of
Q once-lovely skin, For q time
they may hida them effectually,
then tho powder and rouge may,
&c wrongly used. become injurious
IN their own and separate ways,
90 instead Of blemishes being
hidden, they multiply,
] have often heard experts ON
diet say that they can look AZ y
wpman's complexion and tell her
what's the matter with her diet,
and Whist Kind Of foods she's most
fond .of. ~ *
This sounds nothing shert az
magic TO the uninitiated, They
can't understand exactly how the
texture OF q skin has no much 10
do with what its owner eats.
And this 10 where the first
fallaoy comes On. They would
know, were they q little wiser,
that it,s not what goes, on the
akin half 40 much az what goes
into its making that counts.
Blacl<hends and greasy skin
and pfmpies are unattractive to
talk about, It's true, but think
they are 70 owul And the dis
concerung part, as many q dis
tressed woman has told me, Is
that they creep up before you
ere aware Of their presence.
Z One day you look In your mirror
---in fact. you closely scrutinize the
reflection which greets you there,
and you are fairly we'll satisfied.
The next day your close scrutiny
reveals distressing signs which
warn you that starohes, sugars and
fats cause excess fat, greasy skin.
pimples and the other unattractive
symptcns which accompany these
beausy- y-destroyins agents.
You may feel that you eat com
paratively few foods which con-
tain these elements, but n you have
dire results TO show from your diet
you must eat still less sugar. starch
end Oats.
I Now, since there are only the
three above-named properties of
food that are bad for your COM
plexion. it's fairly easy for you to
remember what foods contain them
and to avoid these foods OF eat
them IN very small quantities.
Here are a few Of the foods which
are your worst enemies; Candy,
yalfe, pastry, potatoes and bread.
II YOU feel that you must have a
delicious piece Of pastry, eat tiny
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HEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWEl
A World Famous Story Of the All-COn-
quering Power of Love Over the
Heart of the Willful and Beau
tiful Sister Of the Auto
cratic King Henry VIII

thsr commiasion the French
kynge wylled the to take no
lenger payne A 20 Eans to theim
good rewaFdss and they toke ther,
lsaus Of the ausns aHd ysturned.
Then the polphyn Of RrauRce
cailad Fvsancys duke pf Valleys,
or Frauneeys d'Angouisme. caused
a solernpns iustes 70 - prociaym-
ed. which shoulde be kept IN
Parys IN the moneth Of Noueber
next ensuyng, and while d these
thinges were prepearypg, the
Ladys Mary, the v daye of Nou-
ebeF, then beying sondsvs vas
with create splsmpnitee CROWN
ed Queen Of Fraunce IN the
monastsrys Of Saynct neHyce.
and the Lorde Dolphin, who was
young. but very toward. ~ the
season held the crowne ouer her
he'd. because Il was pf ereate
waight to her greuapnce."
Madame Mary took her time.
since a mora dslIberats- journey
bride never made TO waiting
bridegroom. She was q study DUR
Ing this whole perisd-wesRIRg
and angry BY turns. She, who
had never knewn o moments
illness in oil her days, took to
her bed upon two occasions from
shear sptipathetic. nervousness.
and would rest her head upon
James breast and cry out little,
half.artlnalate prayers 20 God
that she might not kiiI the man
who was her busband, when they
Should msst.
When we met the king about .
league this side Of Abbeyille, and
when Mary beheId him with the
shadow of death upon his brow,
she toek hspe. for she knew he
would be but putty in her hands.
SO mapifestiy weak was he. men.
tally ard physically. ~ he came
w she whinped her horse
and rode hy him n q sal
Ion, ssndins ufs hack with word
that he must not hs 90 erdent,
that he frishtsasd her, poor, timid
little thing. 50 afraid of-nothins
in the world. z
This shocked the French copr,
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GrdnberTy
Dishes
BY Lofette G, Lynch,
An Acknowledged Expert In Al
Matters Appertaining "a House
hold N engagement,

r q - a
An Acknowledged Expert In Al
Matters Appertaining 10 House
hold M.magement,
"HE delicious red berries In
the market these daye should
- be used frequently In the
winter diet and not specially re-
served for the holiday times. Gran.
herriea contain valuable mineral
salts and are chesper than most
fruits shown In the winter market,
No turkey dinner seems complete
without its accompaniment Of
cranberry sauce.
To prepare cranberry sauce,
cook one mint cranberries with
one-haif pint water for five min.
utes after the boiling begins.
Keep closely covered during boil
Ing, strain and add one cup sugar
and let boil ence. Much boiling
tends to make q bitter sauce.
For Q stiff cranberry Jelly,
measure the strained juice, To II
add an equal quaptity OF gralu-
lated sugar. II less sweet Jelly
is desired, three-fpurths rs much
sugar 20 Juice should BE- used.
Boil until a little held on q spoon
high over the not, tends TO jell.
Run into q mould previously
dipped In oold water.
AZ an accompaniment OF roast
turkey, try serving cranberry
frappe, This 10 often done In the
country where erahberries grow.
To serve six or eight portions.
cook one pound Of cranberries
very slowly In one quart Of water
until soft. Force through q sieve,
add two and oHs-half cups sugar
and the juice OF q large lemon.
When cool, turn into the freezer
and freeze. This may be prepared
q day In advance.
The cranberry sherbet may bs
served ~ q dessert at the end
Of the meal and offers 4 liEht
attractive dessert especially when
the meal has been q heavy one.
Occasionally, try q cranberry
NtEtNN ANAHAAM W kANHHHAMM kWur
third measuring CUP .pf cold firm
shortening Into one and ons,haif
measuring cups Of fine pastry
flour. Use as little Toe water as
possible TO mpisten the mixture 70
9 dough Just able 10 be handled.
Roll out on a flpuYed board and
tit to pie plate. Moistep the edges
Of the paste with cold water and
paste on q rim, Turn the previ-
ously prepared hot cFppberry Jelly
has been placed IN the hot oven
long enough 70 set, Cut strips OF
the pastry and adjust them 10 az
p cross each ether at right angles
checker.bpard fashion. Brush over
the pfstly strips with yolk Of esg
diluted With q tablespoon OF water
or milk, Rake until the strips are
q golden brown.
~ Make Iths most of cranberry
FeAson- sA VI
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the clock in the meFsnyngs thys
fayre ladye toke her shippe with
a her noble cempaisnie; and when
they had ssyled q quarter Of the
see. the wynde rose and seuered
some Of the shippss tc cayles. and
some in -Flaunders and her shippe
with create difficuitie to Bull
leyn, and with create ieop-
sFdy at the eptrying of the
haven. for the master ran the
shipps hard ON shore. hut the
botes were redy and Feceyued this
neble ladye, and 1t the landyng
STR Christophsr Garnysha stade
IN the water and toke her In his
sfmes, and % caryed her to land,
where the Duke Of Vandosme and
Cardynall with many estates
receyped her, and her ladies. and
welcomed all the neble men Into
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siiuer. her horse wes tFappsd In
goldsmYthss work very ryehlv,
After her followed xxxyi ladies' al
ther palfreys trapped with crym-
syn yelpst. smpraudsred; after the
followed ene chaFyett ef cloth Of
tyssue, the secende elothe Of
golde and the third Grynsyn vel
uet embraudered with the kyngss
armes a hers, fun sf rases.
i'AftsF them followed create
nembsr Of archers and then
wagons lsden with their stuff,
Create was the riches in plate,
!peis, money and languages that
this ladye brought INTO France,
The Modsy heyRg the daye pf
sayncte penyce, the same kynge
Lsyes married the lady Mary w
the create church Of Abuyls.
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XII THINK You would" Joan
checked herself, hecomiRg
aware that she was saying
more than was necessary. by
the way, are yeu on duty this eve
ning2H
'Yes, my lady"
II am expecting Q man to arrive
ahaut nins--on some business
about alterations to the house. He
Is to be shown into the gun room"
rFhs sun room. Very good my
LADY,"
Jpap went M to change. she
was aSdte alone at Knayth that
night, sSye foA old Mr.. Deane, on
whose company she insisted at
dinner. It was q quiet neal ne
found Joan rather silent and dis,
trait, On the stroke Of nine Mr..
Pond. bringing the coffee, an;
nounced visitor
"A Mr.. Herbert, my lady, on
business, He has been shown into
the gun room."
II an afraid II Is nothips yep
can settle" replied Joan. I'VE win
finish our coffee.7
She went UP 70 her room 2 Nttle
later, and taEing q wallet trom 2
locked dressing case that had come
With her from Lenden, Joan made
Cor the sun room, which copteiBed
no guns, but was q comfortably
furnished paneled room on the
ground floor,
The nan awaiting her was o
stranger, decidedly younger than
HIS predecessor Mr., Smith, well
dressed, hut burly and pawsrful.
with o square Jaw. He was evi,
dently not man OF words,
I'VE have an exchange to make,
Lady Tallbois," he said.
Joan nodded, The man caused
the Harne feeling Of repulsion IN
her rs had the visitor ut Grpsvenpr
square. He glanced searchingly
round the apartment,
None whatever" said Joan i'm
patiently, "be brief please, for !
Wish to termipats thi. .ateryier
'sThat IL my wish also" He
VpCthCu ~ HirHatSN CN"c RQH tNbH
out q bound and carefully sealed
package.
These he said. hardly sboye
whisper. rconoern the late vii
liam Talibois. They are 10 be
{ delivered to you In return for
the price agreed upon"
] have II ready" said Joan.
HAre you the man Of whom Mr.,
Smith sppke7 For II seems 10
me there are too many in this
secret TO make u worth pprr
4af am the man himself, Lady
Tallhpis, I will not attempt to
conceal the fact He handed her
the ,,1., ,..,g ggaesags' .s . Please satisfy
you require" b, n
Joan Fsprsesed : shiyer. snd
took the packet She carried Il
to . table under the electric light.
and broke the seals, She eEa,
mined the contents carefully.
They appeared, without snsssioa.
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both appereled in geldssmythes
wnorks. After the masss was
done ther was q Create banket
and fest and the iadyes Of Eng.
land highly entreteyned,
The Tewesdnye beyHg the :
daye Of 0ctoher all the English
men exeept . feWe that wer Of
fieers with the sayde auene Fsre
discharged whiche was q ffeate
sorrowe Cor theim, for some had
serued her longe IN the hope ef
prsferment and some that bad
honest romes left them 10 serue
lhsr and now they wer. out ef
serulcs, which CAUSED The 70 take
thought ln 30 much, some aysd
by way return, and some fell
mad, but thef wss Mp remedy,
After the English laFdes had done
The Washington times., 1922-11-27
Rhynling
Optinist
NV Alma M;nhaal;a
BY Alins Michaelis
Mr.. Nero,

r We been reading about Nero
and the pace he used 10 go:
y how his heart was cold as
zero, how he filled the world with
woe. How his tyranny struck
terror to the folks who knew him
best. and II really was an error
they would couptenance the pestl
People shook when he was pres
ent and they suffered when he
sang, knowing well u he was
pleasant they were due 10 burn
or hang. 30 / give sincere
1hsss.sPs sns buy s1h \. ln'.y sy.s sha9s f%
living when the tyrants are no
msrei,' Just when J am yelling
loudly comes young Tsddlekins.
aged 3, and Pepse and watch
him proudly as he climbs upon
my knee. Dad Hays he, Hplay
you're the horsie pulling Old Man
Baxter's drayW Fhen I prance
some, Cor Of course he likes a
lively bit Of play. Next he cries:
Play you're the lion running
everypna indoors" and to please
my houses scion down ] 30 upon
all fours. On, the many thriiiipg
chanees I've accomplished In D
day. I've been bears IN forest
ranges, I've been timid deer 1t
bay, I've been tiger, sloth and
for I always say: I'M Try, SON.
when I hear his stern command.
Through the quiet nighttime
hours at young Toddlekin's re.
quest, ] have taxed my vocal pow
srs I'LL the nsiehhars hswisd for
rest. Through the msRths whsn
he had eolie / have nightiy
wallsed\ the floor and have hraysiv
tried 10, fyplic when my whole
soul lpnEed to snare, sometines
~ the zero hour, when I've been
the whole blamed roo. I can
glimpse old Nero's power here In
nineteen-twenty;two,
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By VIM. A. McKeeveF.

NHtf - AAASSNSs
~ ARBNTs who are distressed
about the management Of
yeuf children: Here is a
method that win get results.
qo1tFol the mind ef your child
and let the body go Tor while.
Hnferced bodily conduct 10 not
permanent, Yeur child goes Rs
Car ~ you shove him, then steps,
Won sceld, threaten and per-
heps bodily Restrain your boy,
who, ist us say, wishes TO stay
out ~ evening.
You thus succeed In keeping his
body y home, but his mind goes
out out, with the rang IN spits ri
You describe In detail hls
.msaHness" and the ''hadnsssd OF
the hehavipr from which YOU
foreeehly restraip him. but he
sets his mind In opposttion 70
what y0u are saying.
Now. the thought of the per-
son Is the real creator Of the
conduct So gpdev the methpd OF
eqernlon, AZ above. yon lose. he
Turn his body looss ana TRY
directing he Thoughts. bis secret
idees and visions pf behavior.
You didn't especially care 20
80 down the street tonight, did
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the countrey and 20 the quene
and her trayne came to Bull.
leyn and ther rested. and from
thence she remoued by dyuerse
oldgngss tyll she csme all most
within III miles Of Abuyle besyde
the forrest of Arders, and ther
kypge Loyes YhpoH . create
eeurser met her, (which he SO
leHse desired but she toke her
way rights on. not stopping to
conurse.
Then he returned to Abuyle
by secret waye. q she was with
create tFiumRhe. PROCESSION 4
pagiantes Feceyusd into the toune
Of Abpyle the VIII day of oc-
tober by the Dolphin. which re-
eeyued her with create honor.
She was appeareilled in cloth Of
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THE STRANGER bksn,.,,as ksmanss

to be the original documents that
were needed. The thipg seemed
to be complete. Il
Vet how was she 20 knowg
What certainty was there that
these were not Q clever frauds
What guarantee IN any case. that
the purchase Of them ahsolyed
her from ipsolent dsmands7 None,
er very little. Her common sense
told her that.
Well. there was no help for II.
In dsaiiHg with blackmailsrs, that
risk had to bs taken. There was
nothing 70 be done but make the
effort, and accent the risk,
Joan took a. bound wad OF bank,
notes from the wallet and handed
them to the visitor.
THE amount 10 there she said
quietly. " remind you that II the
conditions are not fulfilled. I win
never snare mensv or labor tiil you
have been punished"
That is pndsrstpod,n said the
man soberly. as he ran his finger
g!sp.aty fhreyEh the Bstss:
them not IN the dispatch ease but
IN the inner pocket Of his Jacket,
and bpttoHed his greatcost over
II. " will see TO It that the bar
gain N kept rigidiy, save for the
annuity, which viii be collected
annually. you win hear from me
no further, no not fear, Lady
Islle9isi Tor yey slI anxiety is
'"Go then. sa,a Joan, almost
hystsrically, ''fpr your prssenee
hers y more than J can beafW
he man bowed, and went out
without apqther word, Joan re,
mained, white and slant, staring
after him, The ambassador made
his way through the hall, with the
briefest side glance at the tall ex,
pressionless footman who let him
out, ,a
He got into his car, hooded
four-sester, started up and drove
away through the park at Q rapid
and Increasing pace,
GoodenopEh closed the doors and
passed with stately stride 10 the
lobby Of the servants quarters.
Once there and alone, he became
galyaniEed into amasinsly rapid
he slipped Q serge Jacket from a
peg, EXCHANGES Il Tor his footman's
coat>in q twinkling, and darted out
70 the garage, which was unlocked
but IN dariness, II contained two
heavy estate motors and q powerful
motqrbicycle. this latter property
Of the head gardener. The fact
that the picycle was not his did
not seem to deter Gpodenough al
all. FreelnF the engine, he wheeled
the machine out and ran II swiftly
hiopg the Path Through the shrub
Te n Csniinusa Tomorrsw,
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DO You Know

The jury acting in an italian
law case which lastsd three
months had to answer "a. 600 iques-
tiapa and consult fs,sec decu-
ments.
Birds and bats are the only liv.
ing vertebrate capable OF flight,
squirrels, lizBrds, snakes. fish
and lemuys fly through the air
with great swoopins leaps,
''Trapsformatinns'' OF pure white
hair, much In demand among
London society women. cost up 70
fl7k splerei the best white hair
win bring st least SIS an ounce.
Poison gas 10 deadly that one
tenth Of one per cent % Il IN the
atmosphere would be fatal has
bssn used Buoeessfuly IN clearing
Q ship Of rats, eociroaches and
Other pesta
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tiers, and one would think would
have offended Louis, but he
simply grinned from ear to ear.
showing his yellow fangs and
said whimperingly; -oh. the game
d worth the trouble. Tel
her majesty ! wait q Abbeyllle."
The old king had ridden a
horse to meet his bride, in order
that he might appear more gal
liant before her, but . litter was
waiting 70 take him back to
Abbeviile by a shorter route. and
they were married again in per
son.
LAgain . quotation from Hall is
substituted:
Mondaye the vi daye Of Noue-
Der. ther the sayde quene was
reeeyusd into the cytee Of Parys
-aftep the order thar foloweth.
First the garde Of the cytee met
her with QUITE sayncte Denyce al
in coates Of goldsmythes woorke
with shippes gylt, and after them
NETT her Il tn prestes and relig-
ious whiche we're esteemed to be
lin.
The auene was in a chyrs
eopFed about 6gt not her ouer
persen) IN white clethe Of golds.
the horses that drewa II couered
In ciothe OF gelde. on her he'd
coronaIi. al Of create perles, her
nscixe and prest fun Of Iuels, be-
fore her wente a garde Of Al
maynes after ther fascion, and
after them al HobIemen, as the
DOLPHIN, the Duke Of Burbon,
Cardynalles. and create nomber
Of estates. Aboute her person
rode the kynge's garde the wbiche
wer Scottes. On the morows bega
the iustes. and the quens stode 90
that al men might see her. and
wonder at her beaptie, and the
kynge was febis and lay ON q
couchei for weskeaes. s
So Mary was twice married to
Louis, and. although she was his
auesn fast and sure enough. she
was mot his wife. z
lHH ~ .
Go Be Centipsed Feperew.
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WHY NOT TRY THIS?
HERE'S A METHOD THAT GETS RESULTS

you. Arthur Tom ana Henry
are canning IN at 3 p'cIgek to
show vs. their new radio set.
may decide 10 get you one"
"Ob, BY the way, Mary. I prem
you get through studying. She
wants p teach " how TO make q
new kind Of dFapsFy fof yeuf
rChaples, ! have q new idea. I
an going TO fix up those two
rooms all like nav. 20 yeu can
Mtpg your HaSs.Bevil- DoxeR'
here to spend Sunday afternoons.
Let's have regular Refreshments
Of some kind, also some music.
Have Prank bring his guitar, and
tell Cliff to bring his homes to
Fattle. VIII get some new rec
ords. Let's make some happy
noise. II is too dun here Sunday
afternoons with no boys IN sight"
Thus you invite the mind OF
yeur child 20 yisuaiize something
pleasing TO him.
And mark the magic. Every
time you entice your olnild's mind
TO think OF the Whelesoms. hetter
things to do. you make him for.
get the worse behayier.
But YOU accomplish Car more
by the use pf the mental npdi.
cine here suEEested. You hand
over the maBasemspt sf yeur
child's hedy TO himself. You
simply arrange matters 30 that
hIs mind Will decide 20 stay at
heWe, and, OF course, his body
will naturally fellow.
Now. here "a the law % healthy
growth IN behavior and IN wight.
eeus nttisenship. II n tire law
es mind control. u is the result
~ the snheme whereby Won find
something gone which your child
really likes 10 do and even de-.
eires 10 do.
Shock your twslye-yearseld some
evening by, dropping every sug,
gestfon Of accusing and scoiding,
DO not describe q single bad
% thinE which vow want him to
Drop yeur tone 70 . gentle.
kindly level. Have the evening
meal look q bit like .company."
Have the house looking bright
and tidy. he unusually coilr.
teous, thanking your boy for this
and rraiaing him for that. After
supper ahs him N he can snare
Q few minutes 20 help you learn
. new card game or to explain
radio, or 70 ten you about the
big league game,
certainiy. Dear Anxious Pa,
rent. you must now have the idea
Of how 10 entice your chiid's
mind md finally TO control II.
leaying NE bodily. orderly law Of
DO not sxpect perfect results
from one trial pf this new
method, Keen ~ up, search your
brain, inuuirs of pfhers. a. 10
what VIII make your paftloplar
child desire TO do the better thing
inetsad OF theswFose.
In time you win reap q splen,
did benefit fcr both your child
and yoursslf.
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TO BE BEAUTIFUL
EEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR?

part Of II, lie. the rest 90 II your
beauty means anything to you.
Eat a small amount Of bread or q
medium-sized potato, but never eat
both at the same meal.
IT'S pleasanter. IN admit, espe-
cisliy at Thaakssiyins time, to
talk about the things that you can
eat. There are plenty OF fresh, de-
iisious foods that contsin minerals
and properties that don't fattsn or
cause greaay pores. Raw veae-
tables are delicious AID refreshing.
Celery and lettuce come under this
head. Carrots have long been
known a. q beauty-enhancing food,
while spinach II one Of the best.
Eat these and drink plenty Of
water--begin, let's say, day after
tomorrow. but no later.
A happy THANKSGIVING to you'll
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