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... heart as the gaudy dress she wears. A good girl always respects herself, and is thus sure to be respected by others.—From an old Scrapbook. Isnirmex tea Womx.s. Providence has compassionately given women an instinct to feel that they are of more importance ...

... discharging at the port. Among the documents produoed at the trial were original charters to Dublin from Henry 11. in 1171, from Prince John in 1192, and from Elizabeth in 1582. The WC-named charter, with much elegant ornamentation, contains a portrait of ...

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