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MY LOVE.
My love's sweet eyes are blue.
My love? fair eyes arcs true;
Thy gaze at m
Ho earne.-tly
That ail my sculis stirred.
"My love dear voice is low,
Ami like ..-lt nic's flow
Mvj'Uls; baK
With joy '"omplf't?.
K"-pon-ive to hr word.
My lo'.Vfi brave- heart is strong.
Ami swift to answer wron,
& tender. tx.,
That jjrif doth sue
For hli'-lU'r 1neatL its wings.
My 1 ovf' j,ure thoughts asoni,
As hlo-oirw skyw-ard tnd ;
Thy are for me,
I iicoiiftciously.
The guides to nobler things.
M. d. McL't'tlantt.
ZULEIKA.'S BEEHIVES.
BIT HKI.KN KfKKET J.RAVK.
"I'ajM 1 r.a!lv think you ouht to
lv'u," s'il Zub ik.t. her chef-ke
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""'- nwiumu raimuuiri',
"J'apa, I do wi-h you would put
Zulti'va in her plate, once for all T spoke '
llosatiiond the- ri-a!.
Tht I'jofts.sor laid flown his pen with
a pok-ylfabb-d -word yet .unfinished, and
"iht d a liorean siirh.
"fr.ra Ir. U .lU'l...
'ti'ltl" Jnt m- a cheny-
'-" db-.:-.-.'-puttered Zule-
iWa.-vth.p,tttH, clor.'-aud three
-vaHs "f.4'h to uhn 11 And
;'nri Ho-i hawoolly appp.priat-d it!''
j "I in i 'it 'I a new ti'ivvn, observed
! Ko- tmond. ' And Zu can do urv well
wi,h h"' ,,.v1 t'. licdes. I'm.
tli oldest !''
"I that ;miv pa-on vou hould ka
t h i -f ' rrtoifcii fh' iiatt uleika
'-'p'iKa.
CifL ..;. . . .....: .i i.
, : -'" r1 oi u i i lit j roicur,
"Milium hi-- lim. white finu is in the hair
t iii- In ad.
' fakt htr ojvt jt hack to m pana!''
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'""' -p-.n.nn. Ant IMulme
,,-I,ri Sh" h :' 1 -udness
! to takt it. "
o i einml Kr t hat ln- i. only
a i hilI imiii v ( ilmli 1 1 i
I-M-S irui.tinr-ii . IVOU-
niond, '"and that she uti'jhf to d ftr to
'her eider. "'
- ,ll,,ika f;,r ,,,1"t li( '' "dignity as to
her eidcT. "'
liltika -o far foroot hej-'diuuity as ti
luikc a fa-- at 1 lo-aniond . at this staii'
j of t he ( 1 i-( u sii n .
"h. I just wi-h Captain ( alvtiiy
ould know wli.p it w'nip-d - jmi. hie
j oti art. -pd
.'u-t wait, until I
t a hncf - io?i't p)l I,jm lout th
I 1 of Ro-rv ,,U,J the i ,,), , ( r.-ain
p" trie i tnp( xion. and- -
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" ap;p will you -i!, nee hej HPpealel
K".-antond. with the expression of a
'. t le veai ani;. 1.
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Utoarjed t. r. .ft.--..
! "do reflect. Here i- tin- manu-enpt to i lival 1 ame; omond looked most pro
! be sent otf 1,, th,. .;,;;. ,; Wrn! 'j I Vok"rV-:ly pretty in the cherry colored
four o'clock tliis aft. ; !i....n. an.l liow do j
11 Vlll.ll:... it t. P.-i
p.-.' Htwamond. '
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don t tea-e Voin -i-tt'T tl'v be a ootl
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oarted one triumphal - ante H ilfcr
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Voutiget sister, and sailed like a roval gal-
ie..'i on' of tile Oooi.
Zu'.etk.t ran hta'U"ii- int'i-ihe ur;tp.l( a.
:niJ m, l, , ,,,( th,, ?.lr,.uts l(.r 0
nnd . i'-jifs until .sho w a down anions
lht, h ) ph,lx,.
w h' re the b- es
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k'-pt up a murmutou- ii'n.
"I wi-h I wa- one ,,t v,,o.
y op tpai nt-
j a-- lo'i.it el V
! fie . brow i f.elted thitii;- '."
;ri' d sin-, resting her t hin in lvv hand-'
Hs sjjt - (f
i a r i 1 1 o at them, hti vp-t-ui
t blurred tv t is. Th n th. r- a. ilin't
be inv .j'iesti"ii of eovvjis ;.t.
b.
hot rjt i. i t o-s tuo r s'.-tt ! s. I won c r is it
w i, k. d P ha'" , Ro-MUi-md a- I d-.' I
-hou'dn't haP her if 4n- w as kind .-nd
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1 a- t'.-i .P
i -vtd lie juv. th" h l:;fl bp
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mind to rur. aw . :
oi tir 'W t my -' .:
sprttiiimg sud 1 tip
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lMe.ie. Mi- Z'Pe'k , . s : i th" i;id .
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An-i n-h'-t bu-irei- ha- Ep-'-j I'r.e'n-
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Zuh.ika .h fli-i ?tojpeJ tragically, to
tit cifl- of her lt'-hivcs.
"Tlily U tou muchl';said she. 4They
;:iv not Miis Jefferd's; and if
any one : darts to lay hands on a Live, 1 11
have them prosecuted for tresp&ss! Do
y.u hear that. Jacob;
J irob re rf rtHt'd. There was no rnis
t tkir. the -letf rniinaiton in Zuleika'a
Kben Phelps was forced to drive away
without even parley.
Nots I expected to carry away
two hive,- , bpj in broad daylight," he
?x'Iain-d to Jacob. "Ye might 'a
knowed better'n that, Jake; but I sorto
o' wanted t kok nt Ym afore I closed
the bargain.''
4'(iues ye hadn't better," axid Jacob
")ur youny uiiy she gieans just what
the say, and the bees is hern, anyway.
Squire li issett he gin 'cm to her hisself.'
Kosamond JefTerd only shrugged lier
hamluUic sliouklers when she heard this.
4 'Iiu'jan to li.ivc my tennis court,"
said sin-. ' Ami I mean to get rid of
tho-e odious Wes all in good time. Of
course Zu will rarrt, but she's always
raain- about something.
Time passed on. The cherry-colored
cashmere ua-; made up, aud Miss Jeflerd
decided to wear it for the initial time on
the occasion of -the visit of ikr. Franklin
J"lferd. a distant eousin, in whose eyes
bhe desired to apjiear her very best.
If he's reaily the rich member of the
family,'' aiued Rosamond, "its worth
the while to take a little pains with one's
dress. We all know that a first impres
sion is everything.'
"I suppose you'd like to marry him
and spend all hi3 money for him," saM
Zuleika, who was reluctantly helping in
the kitchen.
For Rosamond had decreed a stupen-
dous "company dinner," and there was I
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no one who matle such exquisite mayon
naise as Zuleika.
Rosamond laughed scornfully.
"Little ini, should be seen and not
heard,"' said she. 4,lndeed, as I have
decided 'to invite Mrs. Matthews and Dr.
and Mrs. Raynhau, there won't be room
for you at the table. ''
Zuleika's eyes flashed.
! "You won t dar to leave me out!"
j said she.
I '-You'll see whether I will or not," re
i -ponded composed Rosamond.
"Rosamond,"', said Zuleika, her breath
; coming thick and last, "it. would be a
i'iih'.iuent ou you if I were to get married
th-t, after all '"
"Much chance there is of your getting
manitd!" jetted -Rosamond, as she
smoothed the icinr on lier loaf of sponge
cake.
The hour of the unknown cousin's a'r-
'"mere anl a cluttr of deep red roses
:i1 h ' ',!'!!-
Zuleik:;-, in the neutral tinted sage-e-p'en.
fi ll like a katyalid or a grasshop-
i i.r aHv other oainfuilv insi"niHeanr
i i-
iiPt.
'.And now. s.oU Ko-amouti, glancing
. , , '
-at in r itnpt rial presence in the parlor
mirror, which Zuleika was diligently pol-i-hinv.
with plait owikr and a hamois
i '.iii, -I'm going outto gat ha oint
' a, -n.it i"u -. " -
Zul ik made in. eonimeiii , but within
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lo. I tii?'- liLMit: I i.lauted
;..n-. .ud I watered thro, and
. t'.f them--and yen ca.oUy ap-
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latuii . .ilia p. j t iicvci luici it.ri.-s to po
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-h w;,.- tioP -di!o.!iiing'when she
s.; 4 : :; ;', ' retb , til ill her own III 1
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And then those ulky rinsrs of ii2htdroTm
hair that were blowing at tout her fore
head what a bewitching framework
they made to her face!
'"If Rosamond is prettier, she must be
very pretty," he thought.
At that moment the .sound of shiieks
and vituperations burst on the scented
summer air, ami Rosamond, forcing her
way through the tail lilac bushes, rushed
iatotheiopea garden, both hands clasped j
over her face.
Was it Ko3amond this r3zure with '
disheveled hair, eves swollen to nearly
t ice their size, face, disfigured with in
numerable stings, and complexion pur
ple with rage and pain?
"It's your horrid, hateful bees that
have done it, Zuleika!" she screamed.
."Anyhow, I threw both' hives into the
brush and tma.shed them, and I'd like
to fling you after them! Yes, I would!"
"It warn't" the crceturs' fault, Miss
JefTerd, " explained the voice of Jacob,
the hiref man, who brought up the rear,
beating off a cloud of infuriated insects
with the brim of his straw hat. "B-ees
is allers quirk to take ollense an you
just slapp?d out at "em when they cam?
harmlessly hummin' round about your
ear. Anl it didn't better matters none
when you kicked the hives over into the
brook. I shouldn't wonder now, ef it
was twenty-four hours afore ye could see
outen your eyes ag'in.''
4 'Papa,'' cried Rosamond, "if you
don't put a stop to Zuleika"s obstinacy
and willfuness "
"It isn't papa, Rosamond."' said Zu
leika. in a low voice, vs she gently de
tached her sister's hand from the stran
ger's arm. "It is Mr. Franklin Jeflerd..
We came out to look for you."
"I'm sorry you're so ' badly stung,
eomiri l?oSMmor.d said Mr .Tfferd
'. .. . .'. , ' ' , , ' i
"A little bicarbonate of soda', dssclved
in vater-r-
But Rosamond, muttering a few in
coherent words of excuse, vanished
j under the honeysuckles that draped the
porch, leaving Jacob to do battle alone
with the "winged enemies, and Zuleika
and Franklin to console each other.
And this was the "first impression'
which she succeeded in making upon her
unknown cousin!
"Was it my fault that Frank liked me
better than you ;' Zuleika asked her sis
ter, six weeks afterward. "You needn't
scold mc beeau-t -I am engaged to be
married before vou
He chose for him-
self, didn't he."'
"It was the fault of your bes,' said
an cry Rosamond. "I believe you kept
th m there on purpose."
4 Wont you speak one kindly, loving in xh(t kW fr,r th handkerchief, etc.. . xh,. al th- dsU.i mid
word to me, Rosamon.l..r...w that I am ! -tid . comjuetes the half-dozen. Small; j,,,,,., M ats u.k and low hi
so happy " whispered Zuleika'. "Say ; fl;d buttons, whieh fasten the drtss are ; r,. (, ,uii he . .,u s, . nothing ; he i
that yam rejoice in my good fortune!" j concealed by a wide revers, which, start- : V() Wt k . , )in!1,,t ,;-,-' bi- arm to
But Rosamond remained stubbornly si- ing from the right shoulder, ter and: ht,ii ht. ;ij)1r.!T,. uti, dcn't
l.t -b laid at. the waist line. The materials jj,. t-aolavwith othr boys."-
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"I don t thinK. -aid tictsv I'lair. tin
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iioustjvet p j , t ii.li. pool -'ii-- ,ur m.i
ever knew what V was to Vie really loved
or lotkel afp-r until -he wa- eimnged to
Mr. Frank. Tin 1": f. s,ul nnant well,
but he'd .no eyes f,.; anything but h;
books. And Mi.-- L -p oh. -he wa- a
re-ular tviant' nd yet .it the weddm'
everybody was -ayin 'What a very
amiable person Mi- .kJTerd i-. and what
a relief it must be to her to git that trou-
I bioonv voun-rr si-itr. of hers tr..:vried
j -ofT" h, tin-initptite of this world!'
it. - :.. ..nt tr. !!! -Pook V. r
tit 'l'tO. i-'i'i .-it . .... ,..-. -
C;tn lor'ie'.s.
f '"It's what we niu-t p't thi- -id'1 o
I the i'roun-ed Laud !" siid .ie. s, utcu-
! ta'ttsiv. ,su'".v ;y .X ..
Punished for Her Curiosity.
Fanner Lutz, of Mor.teilo. l'r.rp.
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nos-ett a roip.i" -. ami punv i a.i ".-.'i
' the plat e for her '.-: t-'u dip-, bu in
On the evtnitig of th on'i day
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LADIES' C6LUMN.
LETTER WRITING.
The art of letter writing belongs par
ticularly to women; few men gire time
to lengthy letters. The lady who writes
i cTaceful, sreeahle b tter is always
p-.'ken of in terras of praise.
Everv woman should learn to write a
plain, neat hand, and to cxpres& herself
English; propeitpunrtuation is
so a necessary requireroe it in order to
isooi Mter. The inert and very
imjwjrtant considerations in the appear
au e of a letter are good jtaper, blsek
ink. neat folding.and address oa the en
velope, all of which go far iu giving one
the n imitation of a good letter writer,
iivl, as the requirements are very easy to
comply with, there is no reason why
every sensible woman should not write a
oleasiprr and entertaining letter. Coitr-ier-Journal.
PADOINC; TltE CHEEKS.
Hollow cheeks aud wrinkles are awk
ward things. Ladies do their best to
prevent their appearance. The clever
ijucs seem to be able to ward off the
wrinkles, but hollow cheeks completely
baffle their skill. A gentleman who lives
it Islington, says a writer in the London
Poll Mall tia&ff'. is providing ladies
whose cheeks are hollow with small pads.
Thc.se pads are attached to natural or ar
tificial teeth by means of tiny gold
springs. The price of a face pad is a
trifle heavy, like everything else guaran
teed to improve the personal appearance'.
A pair of pads tost something like $25.
The maker of the face pad said that gen
tlemen as well as ladies are wearing tlfem.
One gentleman had never looked any
tning but cadaverous until he took the
pad. 'Now his heeks are rounded like
a cherub's, ami he looks ten years young
uer. The curious thins; about the fare
pad is its inflexibility. It is mad
same material as the cas of a set
licial teeth. .
of the
of arti-
A Rt'SINESS WOMAN'S lUEsf.
An Anglo-American ladies' tailor has
invented a business woman's dress. It
has no less than six pockets, atid these
arc arranged in the most convenient;
manner. One is a little vest pocket on
the left side (.f the waist, useful as a
watch pocket or for tarrying a memoran
dum booh and pencil. Handsome revers
pockets are on tht; liips, irnajnt nted
with two large buttons, ami suitable for
purse, keys anl penknife. A very clever
littl- device is the iusci tiu of tiny pot k
ets on the sleeves just large enough for
elevatcd-jailroadtickctsorloo.se changes,
Thy have tiny lapels, and ate placed
lust above the cull on the upjrr side of
the. sleeve") The.tiMial pocket is plated
; best rnhipted for this very business. hke
1
I drcs are English tweeL. cheviots. s-rge
or AiKa scouring !"th. ' 'v'riff-Jovr-
.THE HOSTESS XV A" SCFH BRING.
All the music lovers of Washington
know the brilliant contralto. Lizit M tc-
"''hoi (Mrs. Frank Ycttai, observes the
Washington A-'. It i only a few
months a-o hip'- she- gavedjpher Wah-
m
L'ton home to go to theinc lierhutbard
had provicled for ha in FhiladelPhia
Like tiie plain, matter-of-fact little w..mm
s'n i-i. she plunges into the mysteries ancl
duties 0 housekeeping with a jicrfcrt (le
liht. J tie change frm stage life to
do.iie-ti. ity is always hailed by her ewith
joy. She does not hchate even to ann
h-r-e!f w ith a -brush and scrub off the
-whit'- marble harth -bne those larc-
atnl puatc s--wlii h dodaty fordo.;r--teps
all over FhiU-b Sphia.
. wa eiLrM'T'd in that soulful u
i.itiuD uuf morning not long ago, witua
h it: -ikc-rchief tid down around h'-r h vl
in the" gcc-.d '-Id way sh- !-aint d iu
W4-r.;r.rtotJ. w h :i a party -of hr fil
fi ''. di'-iv. up
"I- Mr. Wtta inf" u4 q p"1 T"
v p.r n - A.s "t
Mr. Ytt p i.ot it; ; p: m.s?.' &i
h orv 5!
" t sr.
'-Jll't a
i'-li n- wb' a h" will i int
-r-n r. f-h'' ?.ni-hH whing
- . r .;. , ..-'- ' she repii-L vrith
';e.fTv Lvigu. ciV loiug her identity at
' i' -tn;' - iHi'.
pltjt'.d kilt now
1 -
for the introduction of contrasting
material in a very simple war. j
LeAthfr-work trimmin-. in white id
delicate shades of kid. tut out in ap
plipi- desi-hi, 1 wioucht with silk to
match, and tinted p ul and cut ' siivtt
and cilt bead, are among the mVst ex
quislte of the season'.-, garnitures.
"Fur should r .v,-s with tnbs-in front
are very stylish. They ar rn st mad
of se.'ilskiu, with an LliralM-th collar tltat
reaches to the wni-t, ei some onstrasting
fur of longer A-, e e tuch as Kussiaa sabl
ea-otter, bhek npirten, -i'ver fox oi
chinehi'la.
Many cf the r.:w b enacts worn
women 'who hive au a'otm'inuce of Hall
are set back uvn the In ad, and vorj
smart and stylish tip v Wk, but they are
an unfortunate selection for anv erne at "
all subjtt t to facial troubie du" to ex?
posure to the bufTetins of the rthcri
winds.
The little vdn- iMVne?- whit h rcallj
look more like baby ps th.m lonnet,
that are set fort!-, jorrwinttr wear, ar
mostly finished with velvet, strings cut m
the bias and quite narrow. They .art
fastened by a tiny Velvft bow without
ends, with small i neh d pins holding
the. loops in pi.uv. ui h -tnns look
very neat and to.npa. t, and will not '
interfere with the b a- and ttlUrs.of fur
about the throat.
A Life Wrecked by Cigarettes.
Two v.ttks s N w York boj
named John Laity w , -t ikeis away from
home in a tieT w,-,,.t, t-!i:t iatig a bell
as it rumbled ! tie rough stieetp.
Th bill warnd .viiv'o .dv to keep out
of the iv. A iii pi - t in' the wagon
under the i. I! and he)d John Iarryc
amp. lhe li .y 'ii'i.i ! km. a wheie he
w as. Tile .jut . r v. :i-i'!i w t- ;,n .uubu
lance hurivii;: John to ReM'-vue Hospi.
tal to st' if tin do tot - tii' ic .-yuld cur
him. lb1 was in a b.td n.
The horse -tar-, inn t. niages?, wag
ons and I rays L.,t ,.J tij. road when
their owjpi- hej.i th- atnlnil ant-e bell
ring. Th'-v looked in at,. I -a'-v tht snm
body's lad wa- in tro.ii.lt there. They,
didn't know uhatv.a- th- lttatbr with
I .,,vH1 ; knew o.-Pii the hospital
doctor- to: n him iu haml .
John - fath'-r i- !. e -t..p 1 .1. liarrv,
"s .
polii
o!V;'-'t .in 1 . .n - ;-d . r tt .
Mr.
j j.
trrv was inut ti
d t o . - hH son
go aWt.iv in ;io
' t P 1 t 1. iii Oil .
Hut
j jjr , ,!V ,., ,,uMdi-- an.,tthe
men
j the -imbu'inee lb v.lnitd' John to
j L to i,,,,,, ,;,!. i r-.-o . why n
j 0,. kind - father 'b-it th-4 w ,y b'.mt
j j0vm v. a thi- 11, b..y -tn .k. d live
k ( if uiV. - When he
John's f.ttiicr w.-t-. ti,--ti-s-tl V.oyojid ,
mea-ure wiitn he h-ard w h it th d'jetors
-aid.' It wms th- -awful maiita for a cigar
ette. A '!-.' ' !l fun had b'-n
ircb 0 igriv -riionitig. It is not
funru. I '.'? Ihrry' show
that if h h:pi ' P: i Vi i tti to Mn'-ke .
weild b" a 1 ep"i, wh '' - ,rnc boy to.
! iv, "It- d ' '.v 1 nevrr be
.-de- tt. Oo ;. p - patt o- man.'t 4rt
i'i !i ix'"- t life n:P- h' pp'tup'-f t
a -id k . p- his pr. , 1.1 .0 .. .moke
1 p 'lin-me.p- b. "- Oe.ifh tc
.'o(i-j . 's g..;. ! .v "- .- . . J'.i T:. thf
rav p"' p. !b ki.'tv-. of .mri , that
l b. U'.fd and 1 I !-piii;'oni, c,r any
cth'-r iiiti'.'.' i '.rg"ii, will
give hint to fit di in -'i Hji". "Styp
sm .kif g."' f ' ' '.
Take Care of the Eyei.
MTiV s'.ho1 hiidp n v, Lo ride t and
IxiAn '-ch'-cl T-ora ovir thejr t k i'i th41
rax, -fed th'ra :.-. e cf4i impv.r their
4ih trita4:' '.' l'.'.Tt :&;''- i upon
tbtm th.t i. v itl'-'; .dy while
i)t"i)i.j Th- ::. .u -:i i 41 r, no
luitta ii- o Vi-y
rtr f!-.t th- r .-ti4:' f .
in d i1- '-" ' - ' '''
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t : , rTr.--'.T.bf tt.it b- st tre
b
st vr - pi ''';!.' Hae yotjr
id o j'Ut 'pi :U .th- -v haU
turte i ruy frcm il .ight.'If as? mem-
. f.--.-;r fi'.' ! a chf.-uit hewishfe.
-, ( v- lo.-w-d &f!-r . h y m? b
t, nr i.-r r t'-d i';.-- t ? ; . If itndying
' -..4 pi r--i---a-. - -:-' ?Ior
i.: lmp or a -p.-f I
bet. if it can ' U- to hare
JO , . , . ti- . V-arle
the sh-iJ oa Iii- ijtir.p. if. jc suJ?f ,
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tTi ik'- t.- forehi hot, and I
p p : i wi.v.Id i adit ate th.tt out
f H- ...- 5 id t-erUppicg each
: Lg. -;trv r;- more left than
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