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VOL.: V. -.
i i By E ug exb Jl ALii.
CHAPTER III.
paragrapli read
The
tllllf
The Dunrich and Williams law
suit pending s long, has been
finally decided in favor of Capt.
John Dnnrich. Ve congratulate
our frieni ; John upon ; this hand
some aUdition to his already mam
moth income. V'lTiis was : no news
to Addie, for Capt. John had al
ready written fcer about i.' Kbe
was at a loss to know in what way
her decision could effect Mr. Kw
ing, he advised her to do as Capt.
T)unricb wished ' her,'- but showing
her the notice of his wealth and his
comments upon it i nnoj ed her ex
ceedingly.
The next morning as she walked,
to the fchool h.U3e. he oyci t jok
her, "Miss Ralston, he said,' if
you will pardon me for the interest
I manifest - in your affairs, I would
like to know, your decision npo it,
I must act,' and immediately."
'Without understanding, at all
in what way it, can effect you, I will
answer. u I shall do as Capt. Dun-
riMi wishes me: mflueneed by his
better judgmetit- and my love for
him, iind "not .': the 'golden bait 'so stranger. She felt with a pardon
generously hint ed at last night: ' able thrill of pride, - that she never
"Thank you, Miss liaison, your
plain Speaking ; relieves me at . lea?t I excitement had added to the natur
o puspe.nce...- ffr if,.yoUjhad been al flush on her cheek, and flashed, a
less candid, I might have oeen
drawn into an avowe! ot love, even
against, my Ixittcr judgment." , ,
TiOt me thank you again for. your
candor, am I bid you good by,' prQSS
ing lr hand silently he left her.
She was too surprised at his con-
duct to utter a word, his last xycrJs, I
rvere ringing in her car?, "If your to Mr. Moran beiore yon come
decision had pcen different I mighi down' . .. n -have
been drawn into an avowal of ! When r she r openexl the Library
love, even against my better juil- door, r-hc saw, walking the room
incnt" Tnc only definate conclti- impatiently, Mr. E wing. He turned
sioii she could .come to was, that
Mr.' Kwing acted very strahgely;
Sh 0 was of t he opi nion t h at 1 i fo Jid '
not understand himself, and though
sorely disappointed at the termina
tion of this, their second' aCquain
,tance. she kept it to herself, re
maining at,Mr. Morelands. untiHbf
close Vol' the session. ,' DurtiogJIfie
time she received a number ojfjet
tcr$om Carrie, every letter said
something abouv, " Charlie,' Ex-
tract from No. l.said', UI was
never so glad to see anyone in my
life, as Mr. ' Ewing, " he is perfectly
splendid, and I believe my longar-
tialitv for him, is at last meeting
with a rctnrn: heroines very often;
I some times believe Sid is jealous"
Extract from Ko. 2. VI thinklit
? thn. ctmno-pst thini? in the world
that you ttia iioi i;Ke ncraei
reallydon't see how yon could ecp
irom lOVlUg; UIUJ - jjijio uv; iviujjyo
.'.!. .... . t. 1. A
you ynever'liKea mra, inuugii 4iujwnicn snu answereu iir. rawing.
nercr.ftSkcil'y;QU cirectly; i
Extract' frohifd.VSbw rajn
. ' . " . . t .A ' I'
gomgto sarpiLsayou, uj a piccti
and of course want you for my first
brides-maid. I know you will not
refuse this request, though Charlie
says you dislike him so muclrv he is
afraid you will, I knowt before
Uie wedding is over .ypu wUf le the
best , bf friends." - -
Addiafelt a little exed that Mr.
Ewmg should yink she had any ob-
jeclion to.waiting on hirashQ wonkl
convince bbn to the' contrary, even
if it must cost her a great heart
struggle, i So she accepted the in-
Vltauoii.-1-cis iiu w uunruLUiaicu
herseirrorxicveft having betrayed
her love for Charlie Ewing, and this
helped to bear her up in the trying
ordeal of being present at his mar
riage. She pursunded herself that
she would not have married a man
news about myself, ;iou v.ui scarce- the ceremony, bej pure you make
ly Jnevo"roea3 f I am tilwaysialk- the jnse wefhli a 1 i 1
nonnfe ;;ab6uralt for the boyp, j Xflt HoVbeiiie'gdid tdijgh-
but c truly my darnngiAdilie, 1 am ; ing, J"are yoii willing Ihai I 'should
going to be , married next month, make the responses J;' ,
Editor and Eropneior
; ;L0UlSBUllGt;40.;. F1UDAY. , JUNE,,
of Cliarjio's, principles, grcii'liatli
she loTori hiro; and tho : disappoint
ment attending hi3 "marriage would
soon pass olt, So. her. prido and
good sense went far ' to reconcile
ay ot the marrtogc, so when hex
school A clrtsct1,; .?hc ' went to visit!
4 'Unclg 49-?hVA-eYenihg
arrived forVthe wedding', shc got
to Mr. ''Ialughtons .Inst in tinic'to'-
urcsM iyi uiamagesauowing ipr,
the deiajc -caused hy Xorrie'e in
-ecssant 'chnttery1 rfnd, cxt rehie fdc;-"
light at having '.hVf t . Jast. J 'She.
was about" togivc up all "hopes of
her cphblghiahdj reaiy .dpnM not
bcJmarried.wiiliout ier dcarJriend,'
but finally 'Addie waV 'left to make
her to"ilet",."whire Carrie donned herr
elf ifencrxidaHrobes r f whilcjiJlf
uie was laKing a unai survey oi ncr
self in th'e large'mirrow. tire maid
t
handed her a card, "on --.which, was.
beautifullr penciled ' 'CfiaiTes "ITw
ingS Uriot-for me she said
J quickly; who is that other card for?'
i 1 'M iss Carrie."- ; y-iq
wrong-: one, i t hat was- intended for
meandtbis for Carrie.1 "the ex-
nangc ; was, mace,:. ana, sue rcau,
"Sidney Moran's name, she wan-
dcrcdTcr.thc '.first 5 ti'niej w?ij ; sh'cr
l.ac, not tliow ght; who lit was.Fhe
Lwpukt wait- wtth, 'and felt" rrlievetl
that it, was an pld'friend 'and iiot a
looked more beautiful than now the
new, brilliancy in her deep blue
eye, and a. pleased -smile trembled
on her lip as Carrie exclaimed,
f - 'How lovely I" . I came m Dar
ling to see if you needed any finish
ing touches "she 'said,' kissing her
tenderly, but you arc perfection
itself. ; 1, will run down iincl speak:
ouickly as the door opened, and as
Addie was about' fto-retreat, he ad
vanced say;ng. 4 '-Surely yon' are
not going to cut m 4 acquaintance
arain"?' ;
VOIi ! . no,:8hc., said shaking
hands with him. 1 1 made a mistake
in the room " which; caused me to
turn5 back.
, le gently drew her in, closing the
(loorLs"a6 colored slightly, looking a
little surprised," " ,j
;Wo have, ho time KotYl'ibr idle
Conversation, tiie others arc wait-
ng for me,-in order to arrange our
posiwns.. 1 our pan is 100 soiemn
lor the mocKery 01 a rctiearaal'
she added .smiling aa, she turncVltrj
feo- T f -..Jlt'l'- VitWlf- '1
' 4What is the difference he asked
I lobkih!?"at her nnizzieaHr.
f .aaic-was-reaiiy aarpnsea at tne
'pgjfe4 rJoT wa? Prc5ing
i ;uer iiuim;ii, iuiu siio liutuchS
I ! ' " r , ?
'Itls trtiC Ve, libth itand before
l-thc minisfceiv but yo,u tare bound for
I: t f v
uiiutwpucvara as.irfcs eierjuijcr;
"What objetion . do you imagine
I can3iayivtV:Sho afkes fjttbing?n
dignantiy.
Charles Ewing was marking with
interest, her", words,, and not her
m'atinerPand .lisping 1 her ' hand
asked hurriedly, "what mm4 I in-
for, from that ?- i
I . ' That we arc keeping the others
waiting, and detaining me against
my will." she answered, coldlr . v' 1
" Tlis countenance changed, offer-
I ing her his arm-silently,, they went
i oui.
'I suppose I- am
to give
vtu
away." she said laughing.
"Yes, he saidplayfullj, if you
ever get rid of me; forl amyour's
truly
You arc quite facetious, on the
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.wcildingevc, fthe said trying not to'
seem annoveii. ' -
4JIf I a Jiq iUauiPu JVl3
the thought that after all, it may
tiTt be too late tp win you, tell ma
itisnotl" he leggeti eagerljab
xnost stopping in the long passage.,
: At prst sfce. ; was , tco, angry o,
spcakr ,Ucn came lho - though tthat.
he raurt., Jhavo.. been Urinkb?g, aiid
she sqid almost pitifully,, plea.se.
donlJ. talk to, mo sp.ilicc very xld
being with you, . your condnct
tnake it.TAlisagrepablcji so, I, will
thank you to put , me, irvcharge of
Mr. Moran, immediate, K
i A flush,. of woumled-pridevwept
.over Ewiog's , iacet , while,, he saul,
I feel that l am a-conurfluiate idiot
tomqntion my . hopeless Jpe. to you,..
bvt it is iiot kind in you to deny, me
the consideration due a( gentleman.
I will pulyou; in charge fi Mr,,
;Ioran and leave thc4 hopse, Xoij it
ccms an.: lmpossihility tj)-be.r with
you and, kcepcsileut.g They.had
reached the parlor door. A sicken
ing thought of what all irould think
of the grooms : absence, a pitying
hbught . of , trusting, bcti ayed Car
rie, a wild throb of pain, in her own
heart, a dizzy drain and Addie was
an unconscious bn'rden in the arms
of Charles Ewihg. . . . .
(TO BE COXTIXIJED.)
What a thing it i to be the: ful, and
to have cheerful peoi.le about cnc.
Life, exempt Iuring the .pressure
fits uifist ttrible calainitic?, always
tins a bright siue, aitj tliosti who lofk
at that side arc tar X lift wisest. let
there fire excellent people wliogo abrut
bowed down under a. weight of fore-
iKidinps, who feel sure the worst tidng
possible will happen; fihoiudeel make
i manifest that." in their opinion, it
hs happened already. A funeral is
not move ead in their eyes than a wed-
. . . ' . . . . ' w ' . ... . i .
ding or a christening. To be . pure
tl do not wear the 'custoinnry suit
of Tcl'-mn black" at these. latter; but
in their light silks and white" gloves,
they groan, and they water the orange
flowers and white rofc-biids with their
. ... r ...
tearas thoroughly i.s thy do the
vvr-. - :, , ?. .... , v
,:r.oordoarlatijda Jane," they say,
"mny the be happy-rbut it a not like
ly pne knows what Risn, arc; or if she
if he is all that can 'be desired, of
" ' - . - - t
eour?CfiheU boUft a widow; and then
what will .she. do? for he Y tq ipiprovi
deot to leave anything. And baby!
all, yes, bct to have it clubtened soon,
Somariy babies die! May go. off in
the uigIiK.h.crourj; and if it lives,
wbvyou can't tell, at its age, fcul that
it may be deaf or dumb, or. bave. cur
vaure of tlu spine, or, bean idiot, or
grow up to be something dreadful, and
break, its mothers heart. . Christen it
either- bocause of sun or
.cial veccasion alwsy.
rainjAny social
remembered by
gettmg ready far it;- and tbe-faalta of a
friend are ' enumerated- -when be is
spoken of, noc 'his - excellencies. No
scat is po m fort all eno condition agree
able. One is tempted to wonder
whether the. Dumps, family will not
actually , be happier. Jn their grayea
than anywhere t ehre.y . :. .c d
In contrast to this, bow delightful is
a breezy, merry creature wbo enjoya
life; who lofes .'Hhe fan" of getting
ready. for any thingko.docan t mind
an hour dIayran(J rather.likes a rain
though sunshine does make bim or
Iter i-M) jolly"; wl,j b!i! jest as acoa
have the chair that ? too high or too
low and rather prefers the piano-stool
that docsb't wo'rk:wcll;l WbVi lif foev:
tably "had such a spbjndid, timcl". and
shrieks with laughter over accidents
that are almost the cause of suicide
ofconr.e, poor dear; that's a duty; but --v.-.T .W i!, V-? ry f??-. " , .X":,
don't be cheerful over it,", , . " J'TlvV DDoerpi4oxi jufTn frwOr ' dsdt ctsa el .lei.'
, To;Mr,.udMrr.boiefal Vum lifibt,and:kedat, her. father ; ... flUe V 5Hf,f -d" ,crl:
tbejky always threatens rain VWa- V'.'L-; ' " C-l ; 1 " dcscnbed J 3nS l55T71it ,WV.d .pariieltr. tutu
irknrubT; f .Fhotb rxaasT. pawb .tried jt J ' M! eiJ tJ b.',: i ,
dfisthocostnio, they ilyi: tnhthcrce witV e.bot bowed toUtiJ,, 4 Mfl?9 ,r,
Tocatc. .iFire ..miaati;, delay .'on . a -1 ? Mt i.cunJ
joarne,,iataldri.ery to thenu rT. mind and like J.gaJJr; Ui$SiH ti
eaU isalways cloo; Jtheroi.a H-t nl! -J.- rfemaTa.e fj,. i UMUtUlUr-
draught Itrfectiyifrigatfun V ".'i JI1 4',V v
i ,. .. r ' Hv on hia deathbed. "Pirn a rrun fT,nM.1lv... L i -TTtr i Lt. T: ' . 1 "f ! ' I v
out ot doors,
i H - ,t - ' a.- r'-.-rr 5 r . . ... ... 77 . .
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TERMS $2.00 -per Annm.
,10, ISife. ' :rS .. ;r , '
ebeerfal creatarc ii more r; redoes tba
gotd or' diintonds aLd" 4 though th
ih the I
Do!efnl Dumps may groan, blotn llem
out as. snmhine doe.tU r darknew
when one throws nide the door.
1 Ma rt i Kyle Dallas
I T .
: , BYKiiyAOARitisov joxer,
Tbttywi beftfc Ce "tie, ''fa1 Ufe' f:
had the last hit of fih this . moml
There's nothing
!re's nothing but the -.dry. bread,
Tie child's voice, was very fad, and
nov
Tbq child's voice, was very fad.
orywn aitca fipioic , d neat rt ner pcaat I ,vr "w-r.:fjf WkU 'i o i
print frock; xcVcurla ' if a turn- brer. i'Tff 3Q
bli, her pretty face weta 'cWcvf Tr?urr' J ? -L-M K M !
J r v...JZ5 . -Just Dow..tojpcnu you solop wap; Wnd
.m;mm.'. T.f ... 1' .t" jl PJ W Mll'H put CO the, k
.iclCownotelUticgliar. ,! ly ??VW W. PQlc-MbP" ci tlc iiat c.
cr waae most original, phbr V
....J ' ! ' --i. flMrt fill! nflrtT-rnfT rrrlV,-t tri-' am O.tl 1' I lT HLJTL I i t
iVnO mamsy, ' answered . Tptty; 'rwe 1 .1 ,1" . 7 r A "iTi .TY1I1 J w guunufr Dace, irtK
?q was hor mother's, as tte replied. , " oo; mfct ircmtTkably ,4 ,CaliOTtat,.'aud Oceans i tho an- -:
;VfU, m dew. it Jbehelcd; iimW-apprip jldjr- Afr. Pk Vli '
you mut toat "a fclice or two of bread, ,Jy. Dd JjUtnolicxv-that bsriat kaa fi!n'.'. A hJCftaiO..', Ar.d.whp,
and aud well, we can have seme ra-
tcr. Totty, maybe we 11 manage to get
a little soup to-morrow.' ,
'Toor mamsy," u.ufniured Totty.
"1 wbh she had some soup . to-oight;
f he's bo hungry" '. ., ' . , , , I
Tbo tears roso io the little girVs j
blue ryes, and began to trickle down 1
her round cheeks aftshe, ;.rat on. the I
Wrth and watched Uie blr.zing faggots
She was very hungry, too, poor little
lotty, aod tired besides. She bad
been gathciing pine-tnots all tjiolchill
-.oveniDcraitcrnoon,ntcarryingthtio
across ue ucsolate moor to ber moth-
cr's poor cottage; and now die must
go to bed so hungry, and poor manisy
needing some soup so much.
U.
arth, with a
rnbing , oa' n
She rose up from the hcai
Fobbing, little ihrh. and .clirabi
chair., took a bit of loaf from .the cor-
iicri uupboaru. one, cut uirce , slices.
i . . .... . . ,, , t
two for her sick mother and one for
l.c-clf, and sat them before the coals
to .toast. ,ThU done, "she took the
brown pitcher, and. ran cut into tta
moonlight, and, down to the Spnp ?for
v: i-V.L" 7 1 t r"i.
l j- WS v"
A.tus... ,7M;tutu,,-l.TTi r wJt .
wouiu.ne mougni men. , r , . f .
a aw .a ..a
Prebcntly abe took the pitcher from
berhcadand kneeled .down ci" tha
frcfctv nss .
x t--
V-"?; ??1 Ht; :?kl?S
up with trusting. eyts at the ; shining
stars; "when ppa died , le sai-I you
would be my father. ' Will you pltase
send poor maniy soma soup . tonight,
she 'i Z sick and hnojV '
- ,v "u """o'J ,
. Then ahe jumped up, took her pitch-
er. ami ran home . ..
'Totty, tbc bread's toasted Irowo
"'W'C-l-' ,. 7ai:.u!t ,sr.r ; J. l Ju. u J1 S uf I" r 1 h color d feflllemsn
A Httlc below he spring, .nder tle Fnndcr ttal the reigning hat is popu- ajk'aaother,it th fbet ct tha Waia 4
shadow" of a giant elm tfc. her fsthcV , n cbraforuble to the head-i-' gtalrw: ' ' 2 ' ' " ' ' '
teMnr fr ;.r -.i.j,;, ,:f ;' f. eTjr-,"d it Itjenmre, Janat Vo, Cat o, I vat letter . yesterday,
Hl0;7-01 hiowp pUcber p1", aocy, old, sly, obatinate, coo- but fared I'm' cU!apJ igio.:
polscd upou her. curly head, and looked t God 3farrcIaF.'ira'ilar no tcpi cf
across atfhUgraTc,, - A, year j ago. Se JW.! yoirdlscoUrjft..-'!;',
waa,alive,. and; mamsy . was ..well and loog: ;"It i, tl,e hat 'of- lhe pCTTod;' Tj'scc1axj Yf wlatg , Ct?" '."
theyhad.rityjM everything, . Poor pinnrnjd deoetfuf.; lataloTean Iq doeoo ralrasaeamps 3 dxtVctchid"'
Totty little heart ached with rain, as lb-lag desperately1 wJckedV ' yda'ar - ' V
".".rT-,"" . . T.;1,uvcf Ju. loreign snore;; men wp Jwo forwsrOcL pi
a?k of llim lie will rite to you, j oat as four, lad ca J ebarwd. w TCA r: ';ilNiVm.triLf W ri ?:
I would."., , :i . j turBcd'arcmndViee, cbaeiiretJ ffJei oreooftrwea 's!ot eocrutt 4d!
fff11:115 wcrds.- -WayaJ IeVl' ti plat W &Uot&; eais, d fctal piat cay ha.wiitd;
She, .whwpcred Uem over, .standing tide couples to th left; aide 'eouplca bet if fa.Ul amp! Jatica dou
U.ereui si5ht of his .grave. . . , , . torn ladies; ladicTtnri kaldi' mjt aid ft vxtimnat' fa-allyirtlard
I "r 0Bf !.:GoS aii.WMorittck.wgaia. ' nnt ta lell whedder disnir wu! 'nZ'
m?msy some cnp,lc.iiight,, if ,He, fdlow tile oPpu,Il, aiiagf 1 c4d;iraWa' l.ia' - tcitU itaili
!
-NO. 31.
wo t itt icar?" a?ked her woihef.
lull pleaB.M . ..
lamsyoo.lerTj why, lot aall
,ojhtDg( and ToU. Mt down before
the blazing, faggoti t;.and walled fyr
Heaven o, amworj ier f raycr. Fire
minatca went lyrf then, the little' girl
got up, and tiptoeing acrtna Ue fiV.r
. .i . " " 4 i i
ofooff an, pcq oqt.to
in' . wet .chUd. faith.'
et-1
!-"tZW-W?W.1 v.
X-ttiijrttac ofi a JLtUmm
' - .' i 3 ; w j
a luk ntt "banking indrtitaticnr in
De crown ) v loaks av if it wasted I
toshua.lbq wicked world aolhanff it.
sfu UP ,n nutcryr Towrrowjou
1I? wt tbc m "dy, and what a plrgc!
.Slie -anduwg aa Jooti of. Arc, ond $ I
independent as tlo Prfidcut of a Wo j
Congress. . Ai4 bcr .whole ap
paraaeeja thus altered htUaiogtip
front of that baC 'Nexl day she
rhe appears like a brigand, j TU Uim
naueaeq out and her, cyea glvaia
fuiiousljrfrom underBeatb.as if TUh
in5, 39.9pporxnnHy.TO ,oraerr,roarto
M,IU oeupr xon.ticr agiiD
n lh tvn " turned up behind, while
il ' vcry flat in fout. givingher an ap.
pearanco oi a icmaie colon fcbinglo
trrng to fiind a "eusfbmcr for that
"barrel! cf apple' sas : Again, "and
it is pitched" on tbe extreme
tack of the bcadremmdlVg; joti pf
Toodles lnbiscope.wLen heis asjur-
ing.tl.e""iaiIor rea - tbat 'when lis
fattier beard cf tie "sailor mar' dcatfi
f he went broken-hearted to li grave
and died ihcre,
I. ,.IT U."sJaVU,k
P"?Hr!T?
aoc-a nu scoxcoeu name again (from
i I aroemd. lake vour own 1 and otlcf
fe'ler's forward and lack . twice, both
gab twu, tiinea tf orpsiU
ww.IctTiia do as be pleascn: bgbtgew
tleman Ulance to leavr lady, heavy
ladr dnplicate; panada' ai; gala -to
tbe'ecnter, fXUera Letdi. 1 dd.;cf each
otlcr'a band, bob op and doTn,. each,
fdlaw a ej bis pil back to place,"
ffFr&S .U? H
sym kit gewt all tw eacb other, da
it again; over repeat, keep I it aa; aQ
tnrS t'other Uck ward, sideways, each
. I eoacle rwiusrt other coanle. cross over.
lack arram. to oar seats.
0?A8TZrnZ79.
A TcTtiiti " te 11 i wrteS' at
tlie trorinjrilrrrW aoare i . t.
Ote Square oe tim . $1 CJ
two'4' 1 Sfr
. ytLie 2 01
, 4S- aFutxr " . J 50
. : - thre trail 6 0
FoutiK mlotan one year
Half .. . .CJCZ
Oce -: . iOOC?
for Congm, "my reTlrTsfi;
nd I am nrotd ta sTrH ia tot
ftahasscil K It. ' It my W Ciaina
pcTWB hi tkfe crrmt own.ftfil terj
nncxmro'insv'" Ii; ' Cjtvny,1
there be wr rjdx,"! tlcuCsTJo
hia haiKVl p Lis C'tiy
out; W toc5. lcouHf
thanicnir.UrtthieYl '
more teltrftnY ajune sort.:Ceu5r
Wn,fl am prou drUchjg id crfrtj J
or feiaUK chdick it. 05
and'cvtftraclratrU-
for Smith, n alb Ttrnll-Lh - K?-ri " i
aft hfen6rca:an(l 'rcc;,
1 a , w j
waj tb3 bramt and boldest soklle
jn St?n5icr,; jrtn'thoRctolni' '
.Hon J VA .Smith,, who , palate rod
with; rPqwhittaD," Kalimntcd :witb -
1 Sta Urn quertJaa moro
wngaw awi w-nT, no, 1 tar,
that taarfnvli whit hi hU mmc,
Lwnf. nas-ought UiO tnot battle".
ma e most, spjcecbcs, preached
,tne "1st cnnona: beld the most
oRlccl JWiirLtaa . toost son ga, nit-
I.len lhc" powns, ' courted the
.most V 6mcrr?sed he mosr girls, -
I arrlCiT tnd mo.t widow?
I llbvOfy ayf, Iby, and you uj
1 atm ecryoouy gays, jpnn sttb:,
I AUit of Nouhodho
The following, Uceititaly noneoIcal
I bufabit cf nonsense now and then
it rellsbed ty'flie ifct lnen. As
I oTerheaid it I liuzbcd heartilrVani "
the aon of
Col. Wc
.Hotel, ha
mine hut laughed with ot.
oleott, of the CotnmonwMlfV
id broieht from Virrtniaw
complement of rable' icTTaata. Th
coloncla guest arocf Ike hijper crust,'
and their diction is proper aod rnaU
The tgro sr-aiila wer ebMrtlnj aoi
rir1 tk oa ii a .- f
ot tlUe wbora'theV served.
a they
tir li ..
'.uarcc4is is job oeiier ois nonv
-r"i r 'i?.- J t '
! 14 W J'ed Asl.
a I illl. Cif Crt-tt5d area C
reaosiicv -If da sioalrusj ea
I tl' JWl 1 .'tot An A vi rtA i,
at " ' ' ' 'u- ' " J ' - '-'
Iirclltti & j. e)'
. .
ml aded for btlla warm rum aal
awiar, fuw Ua ml ly. aerera eoU. , -
.r'. .. -!
b Vhna.xiI crcrUstr ZTo
with the rccnUutid cb . not tloslra
In the hcrt,-C-r cry U a tZcvctt
vhCa wc Jarir itcat cf theabon;
n ... .
dance cflU heart, oar . Silence U A
I err, wumihuucs. tw rvacu'.fMU
car, vet Clli thcVars of God.
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