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... punishment. Next followed about 100 women, soma convicts and prisoners’ wives. II is paths tie to see little children and some infants starting on this long and terrible journey of exile. The dress worn grey, with yellow diamond on the back. The bystander* ...

... ionato—dammj! —confes-in i« not in line. A diabolical villain ma.le me believe that poor Httla wife wara’t good. He wae mortally wounded. He made eonfoMrion, and confided it to Herbert, who baa wot me an attested copy. It was Colonel Gardener. My poor ...

... called in did what they could to alleviate the sufferings of Madame San Pedro, who had been seriously, though it is hoped not mortally, wounded. When Die Commissary of Police for the district arrived the murderer, who had been formally arrested, was interrogated ...

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