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... . As might be imagined, these curious A CHAT WITH A FITRVEYOR. lai By NOMAD. THEIR LOVE AFFAIRS. Itke the general run of mortals. The lady who If you to d in the sobriquet of the lion•farad lady know the sai to be twice married. Her fine husband •tei ...
... Prance character, it would. I am sure. be of . 1•44. Monday last, lady's gold mob leer obeerve. lam in the chair tascoght by infant to the lima in the street to seeertain . bracelet. Fender rewarded on returning. the reason for introducing the Boumn at ...
... instruction does not appeal to dogs. Why, my dew sir, you train • dog as you would train • child. As you begin to teach an infant the saineet thing first—the letters, the numbers. and so on—so you begin by teaching a dog. Yes. You want patience above all ...
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... after, tall holly bearings for rushte—entwoted with anti towers, hearte, and wreathe. here anal there inter= with of the infant /doom :n the and then all the sturdy Umbrimn folk, with handfuls of rushee and flowers. had gaily foie lowed on. The throng ...
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... pocket, and turned quickly up a street. That afternoon Phyllis remained at pleb of baring to srningc her flowers. Illes was in mortal dread lent her protege might or , ere to restore the puree, and she preferred Is the ntuatton herself, rather than rye Andrew ...