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... enveloped will biomes a matter of anolent history, and the poet will lose a theme of Inspiration. Sorely, now, will be the golden ageof dairying, when all the dairy farmers troubles will cease. The milking appetites will certainly prove a greet bean he ...

... was summed up by Mr Hopwood, Q.C., win) pointed pardon's. ly to the finding of the razor belonging to the prisoner and boy's boots in pude in the neighbourhood of the pri.oner's It bad been suggested that • foreign sailor had been guilty of the crime, but ...

... foreign journalist to ascertain and publish abroad the number of pounds the Commanderin-Chief malt+, presumably without his boot+ And what think you is his + - eight Exactly and precisely 300 pounds. Prodigious France +ill have any number of Royal visitors ...

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