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R-ear or more
MBngL^er sao.her,
with one another.
An' all these years of married bliss
That I bave shared with Hannah
Have gone to prove the diffrucce
'Tv.'izt man an' ^oaan's manner.
Notv Hannah has her garden bed*,
An' tends her plants an' posies,
"While I woed out my turnip plot,
An' hoc my early roses.
Then Hannah has her oats an' dogs,
Her Poll an' pet canary,
While I think nor . of uso'ul beasts
Ter keep the farm an' dairy.
We're both contented with our lot,
I let her have her parrots.
She never minds that I prefer
The turnips, beets and carrots.
Fer in this life the pretty things
Are put beside the common,
An' that's the reason why a man
T- Was made to love a woman.
?Helen Chaffee, in Detroit Free Proes.
AROMAN C E
OF
TWO BROTHERS.
k BT *DGAK FAWCETT,
\ Author tf aThe Cvnfemon of Claud,"
"The Evil That Men Bo," "A
2fww York Family," Ete.
[Copyrighted by the Author.]
CHAPTER IV.
Soon, however, Dr. Thomdyke
changed the current of talk in a way
that was fraOjht for his hearer both
^ with jnterest an?l distraction.
x:I should have
and fVyIvan's whereabouts,"
relations of a friendly sort had rem&IHUff
between your mother and myself after
your father's death. But unhappily
this was not the case."
"I never knew," began Gerald.
"Of course you never knew, my dear
boy," was the interruption.
"Why should either you or Sylvan
have known? You were both too young.
Your mother and I did not harmonize;
let me end there, at my moment of be
ginning. Soon after your father's death
I went to America, In Chicago I became
prosperous with a speed and to a
degree that surprised myself. I obtained
a good practice, but that was all.
Funds which I invested in land
soon bred me amazing profits. I'm
rich, Gerald, and have no near kindred
except an old aunt or two whom I
should be doing an ill turn if I thrust
any tnmg' nice luxury mk> ice pcitvcitu.
tenor <->f their days. I loved your father,
and I'm prepared to be a second father
to Sylvan and yourself. In any case,
pride or no pride (for I see a rebellious
glitter creeping into yonr eyes) you
must let me help you along through the
rest of your studies, my boy, and afterward,
who knows what may happen
afterward? I shouldn't be surprised
if I set up a partnership with you as
my 'junior associate.' Wouldn't that
be jolly, eh?" and Thorndyke smote
Gerald on the shoulder, with the air of
one who desires to whelm all scruples
of the receiver in the giver'8 voluminous
good-will.
As a real fact, Ross Thoradyke had
no further intention of practicing- again
through the rest of his life-time. Perhaps
he would never have returned to
England "but for the purpose of seeking
out Sylvan Maynard and placing in his
Vinr>r?s t.hj?.t. of natters which his
dying1 father had bequeathed him. But
tow Thorudvke lingered in his native
.and for several months, at the end of
which, he and Gerald had become sworn
friends. All Gerald's pride had melted
into thinnest air. He perceived how disinterested
was the goodness of his
-5^"~" father's friend; he recognized Thorndyke's
ngut to aid him; and for this
?. most kindly of new-comers he soon conceived
an affection that was filial.
When Thorndyke sailed for 2\ew York
**?v% a-C r-\ r?Ao ?f trrac
HI Lilt? iiULUiiXU. \JX LLkCL U OCbiXlt; J XV mow
with the understanding' between Gerald
and himself that the former should folT
low him by the middle of spring1. Sylvan's
twenty-fifth birthday would occur
almost at the time of the doctor's
arrival. Thorndyke wondered what
sort of an impression Gerald's brother
and sister-in-law would produce upon
him. From certain letters of SyIvan's,
sppi
g?j?j i
Cf/?lfib?
Si ~40ff(f& /
THOKSDTSE DELIVERED THE PACE3E.
that he was fated never to care for this
heir of the Maynards as he had already
got to care for young- Gerald. And luS
premonitions proved right.
Sylvan was living, at this time, in a
small house near the upper portion of
Park avenue. He had a pretty home,
which only needed the laughter and
, foot-patterings of children to make it a
charming' one. Tfcorndyke, a man wno >
had never married, a man who in earlier
life had suffered a piercing1 disappointr
~ ment with which this little chronicle of
other affairs than his need not deal, and
a man who now cared for all the lures of
^ womanhood about in the same way
that he cared for the Murillo in the
National Gallery or the noble statue of
T T IT* ~P1 ?l/W "h H/}
UViU JJftMiguvv MA IIW.WAAVV * AVVVWJ ?*? ?
110 sooner seen Lucia Maynard, the wife
of Sylvan, than he pronounced her a
woman replete with charm.
She had abundant bronze-hued hair,
with eyebrows and eyelashes that were
dark as ink. Her eyes were large, liquid,
beautiful: you had to look at them
for some time before you knew whether
black or yellowish-brown prevailed in
them. As for her features, if they were
not perfect, their relations, each to
each, must have been delightfully so,
? for you forgot their defects in the subtle
spell wrought by this peculiar concord.
She had a warmth of tint that
rarely deepened into rose. Her smile-,
which flawless teeth by no means
marred, seldom lit her face, but when
'p. its bright mystic funds were drawn
UpOr. IT. CWCiv m me rvuiCiuwA?Aiw
ref : echoes of dulcet soundsThorndyke
promptly saw that she
had married a man ,.,Ao had never
stirred in her one passionate thrill. Not
Egy that she seemed a woman who desired
or demanded the homage which evokes
passion. Her tall and well-molded
E=?^^V. shape had the effect, both in movement
and repose, of that placid dignity
which bespe&fce a kind o< sexual indif
" 1 'V -J r.V '!. 1
? ' the farewell lines which Sv
ference. And yet, as he watched her left him and which I dolh
more keenly, he told himself that he on his twenty-fifth birth
discovered in iier the unrest. 01 some may be, your mis can a cuaj
thwarted ambition. Was it a craving -what I gave him. If that
for wealth, for social prominence? He I?"
decided to wait and discover. She inter- "Yes, yes," she broke
ested him so acutely that he was haunt- eagerness that was violen
ed by this idea of waiting and discover- show me that letter?that
ing. ter. I?I have been think!
Meanwhile Sylvan's welcomes were since: I can't keep my mine
always warm. lie had indeed disap- ing on it. Did you not <
pointed the doctor, and especially after most amazing message?"
knowing andloving Gerald. Syvlan was "I might judge better," re
no reflection of his brother?not even a dyke, "if I could know ^
pale and neutral one. He expressed for lie."
Thorndvke all the conservatism of his "Why, didn't Tou kno^
mother and all (in the judgment of this tered. "I thought you vc
new observer) his mothers rigid wrong- mate friend."
headedncss. Thorndyke was in many ?j vvas?and at one tim
ways a free-thinker, and Gerald's fear- . timate friend. Though hi
less liberalisms had vastly pleased him. me what was inside that er
He hardly knew what to answer, one gness its eontents." E
^ot* at) cnin rpfArATVP. to e.nA?%?<rfT y cj-\rr\fi fi'mA ci-nr
his brother: these words: "Of course i
"I suppose Gerald sow and then dream of Egbert Maynard";
greatly shocked you. He often shocked then the finest human intel
me; But he had got to represent the gulled just in this way."
severely radical element at Cambridge face fall, and then watched
by the time I bade him good-bye." nervously bit her lips.
"My husband believes in being Con- from your own experience
ventionair * said his wife, before the ist," she said, and the rii
doctor could frame a fitting response. pointment in her voice was
Thorndyke started a little, and looked as would have been her '
at her. "And have you no such be- from the troubled glooms o
lief?" he inquired. "T'm net a chemist."
She gave a short, gay, non-committal hastened to replv; "I'm a p
laugh. "Oh, I take things as I find them ;
or try to.' Her looks brightened ag
That "try to' haunted Thomdyke. you do not spcak with a
He would sometimes watch Sylvan tainty, after all."
and think how thoroughly his stooped my dear ia<iv! ,^3
frame and large, gray, restless eyes not b^'sure we had left the
betokened that he had inherited his an(j ^he philosopher's ston
father's body, and yet how dominant in far behind!"
him v> as the Dions* conservative spirit fiiic 1 n
of his mother: Being ignorant of what
the packet confided him by Egbert for which he offers the ven
Mavnard rcallv contained, Thorndyke n^nrarion-^vould voii ass
wondered whether it might not work fmoossible?"
trouble in the nature of this sensitive, "j would res."
God-fearing soul. If it were, as he Lucia mused for a mrnne:
suspected, certain tidings which con- g^ve yiCr hea4 so earnest
cerncd that once-treasured elixir. might choke (in?r
it not produce in Sylvan something of of h^Smitted flashes in th
the same mental revolt and disarray { l^those from polished m?
years ago wakened in the mother wl2carT" ?j$ut vou are statin?,
pie so resembled? _ - words,'' she exclaimed, "
Gs.- Sylvan s tvfimty-fifth birthday Mavnard was a madman."
Thomdyke formally and privately de- "There are many sane
livered the packet. Sylvan did not the world."
vr.^T> if in Vii'c n*v>*<v?v>(v Th* vounc STir. the Pflim of 1
man seemed deeply impressed by the patiently with one cler
very tidings of such a legacy. "Will "That is no answer. So:
he tell his wife any thing concerning no more wonderful than
it?" thought Thorndyke. "Well," he pro- invention have happened. To
ceeded to muse, "if Lucia is left in the vital principle of all exi:
ignorance of its contents it will be jus: nothing more extraordinary
like his secretive, timorous tempera- to achieve the telegraph, tt
ment."' At least, I can't undersl
The elixir had always appealed to should be scoffed at before
Thorndyke in no other light than that o Thorndyke laughed. "I
a melancholy joke. He was a no less de it," he said. "But it is
vout disciple of scienco than his dea< some one tell yon that he h;
Kvin- lmt +>??+ 9nr o/xn.W?- -,1 ?? Vvrr maorio t
AI.JLv,il\.l Iwww vt'vwv ?"j w-??-www till a^^.ai CiWLlO WJ iUVU^o N
tion o:i the kind described to him by ! could see round a eorncr."
Maynard on his death-bed could possi- t ?j Can imagine such an a
bly be accredited with the potency do- ^g. constructed."
elared of it was like calling the grass "One can imagine the :
blue and the sky green. conceded Thomdyke, with
Several more meetings occurred be- skeptic amusement gleam
tween Sylvan and the doctor, and still his gray-bearded lips. "J
no reference to the packet was made, suppose that your husband
One evening Thomdyke presented him- to testing the truth or falsi
self when the master of the house 1 his father so firmly believe<
. ?? Lucia once more shook he
L fJTjj i 6 ] SlgSI H i this time with a forlorn m
i r^a vl&L 3ect* You don't know hiir
VmM I |y^t ready afraid of that pre:
1 t though it were a cobra.."
fe/w t A "Afraid of it?"
\V^r\\ Z 1 "Assuredly."
^ 1 \^ JL) "And why?" quened
rtC ^P'i-'OVy^ with a sudden recollection
f \ li /dead friend's dead wife h
fMz ported herself.
?Pf: - / "Why?" Lucia repeated.
pi>\ 7 $^ quick little gesture of exas;
? c$8?jk* disgust. "He's a tremenc
f *a ious man, this husband of :
ff U@(:*y0Z you know that? Haven't y
tSs/iw*?.?>'* ?*>&$$>^ thir": that from some sacrec
-5 ial-.. ^pecthe would never c
fej^f j E &.?"$?? papers. But he's already
up somewhere, and regrets
allowed me to gain a gl imps
"I'm test fo^ op lot:,"*she sxn*. "You say that he's afraic
asked Thorndyke, pierced
chanced to be absents Knowing how ries of Georgina Maynard
rare was any such oecurrenee unless havior.
Sylvan went out in his wife's company, "Yes. They fill him
the visitor said to Lucia, when she ap- I don't know if he has any
*?^ ~ ?3 '""'^Awrlw "V^rn /%V?1 mfxr-cp]Q f T*i AT7 .Qnflro
[ytraruu ?;uu & I avjuuoij J;AV;VI\,U vtivuiivuA M*W* ? v? tr>0
' Hove odd that your lord should have remembers that his mothe:
left home of an evening unaceompanicd onee told him of how his fa
by his lady! I suppose you gave him infidel."
full authority to desert you?" "Ah!" said her listener, dr
Lucia dropped into an easy chair, breath. He felt as if some :
"Oh! yes. Its a meeting of somo law- in the room, viewless andj
vers' club, I believe, to which he be- "I see, Sylvan believes?"
longs." "That there would be
"And vou don't mind being left alone?" blasphemous about such
She shrugged her firm and shapely ment," broke in Lucia, "eve
shoulders. "I never care to be alone, possibly be made." She ros
But I don't mind if Sylvan leaves me moment appeared to list*
?*+?a-? T4- ^io nAfp " aVir* nt.
U<JW viiau. UiVii* XV XOJLl V WUUV. iiV. AAW .? , guv v. w
Thorndyke pretended to appear dis- in a quick, lotv, warning1 a
mayed. "What are these dreadful rev- most immediately Sylvan e:
elations? You want other society thar The doctor stayed for ne
SyIvan's?" longer, but during this tii
She gave him the faintest smile of in- no resumption of the subj<
difference, as though she ignored this his wife and Thorndyke !
question, or rather as though she chose gaged. "Ho wishes to le
to put it capriciously aside. 'Tm very mentioned from this tim
fond of life," she- said, slipping both tlio doctor told himself,
hands behind her head and clasping heredity speaks here! I
them there, so that her ba-ck-fallen difference between the brc
sleeves evidenced the swelling pearl of so easy to imagine Gerald
her arms, from neat wrist to dimpled to try the truth of what his
elbow. ';But life as I long to have it asserted, instead of being
ana Jcnow isn i zor me. o\ ivuu ecucs at tne outset vy pu^ry, i
nothing at all about living, in my sense fears."
of tlio word." As more days went on, tb
"And pray tell me what is your sense piqued by SyIvan's continu
of the word?" Not to volunteer one syllal
,-0h! to mix with people and enjoy a trust faithfully kept for
your youth. He doesn't care to do that. Such a course was tinctur
Besides, we haven't money enough to dis-relish-of crude manners,
do it. He doesn't complaim about any ing of it more severe. I
slimr.ess of the household purse. He Thorndyke's term of sojo
lets me spend more dollars than I ought York had almost drawn to
to spend. But we're nobodies?that is, had found that his investmc
we're nobodies frorn my point of view." cral business interests as
"And what is being a somebody here holder in and near Chicago
in >"ew York?from your point oi convenient if not quite ir
VIC v\ . lUIUAiU JOi UWX lUUgd xxx Vij
"Having' lots of money?giving fine Bides, he had become fond
entex-tainments. You're a nonentity town that has sprung up w
here, if you don't. It doesn't make the & speed if perhaps with a:
remotest difference who your grandfa- willingness to be a trifle t<
ther was. If you haven't a big- bank by itself as a prodigy. Hi
account you're sent to the wall." home-sick longings to ga:
"And you're tired of being sent to the some of those very features
wall?" . long ago, as an immigrant j
Lucia Maynard sighed. "I'm tired of he had" roundly ridiculed,
not living." He decided that he wot
"And you think that not being fash- attempt to break the icc a
lonaoiu li uot nv it, was ice ox uiu jouujj
"Oh, no. But I think not knowing' freezing1: let it stay rigid if
certain people?refined, attractive peo- Pressing letters came frc
pie?is almost like death itself." and Thorndjke resolved
Thorndyke drooped his head for a once. Before doing so he s<
moment and pulled at his gray rnus- that Lis brother would s<
tache. "Well, after all, is death so Xew York and that it woul
horrible?" be better for Gerald to rci
"Death?" she echoed, with a sudden month or so before going in
fierceness of mien. "Oh, I think it is "As regards your brother's
frightful! I do so hate the idea of dy- the question of practising 1
ing! Don't vou?" And as she leaned fession either here or in <
toward him, vrith the light a near lamp continued, "that is a ma1
sending1 out the clear-cut grace and pal- shall want him wholly t<
lor of her neck, throat and chin, it oc- himself. My friend. Dr. C]
curred to him that she was extremely Thirtieth street, will alv
beautifuL friend and counsellor. Cly<
Not unnaturally he thought of the and a trifle too imaginative
sealed manuscript which of late he had think for a physician. Br
delivered to her husband. And then, monsely clever, has won
while remembering this, he also recol- , repute as a specialist in
lected the elixir (that "infernal non- ; eases, and promises me thai
sense" as he had long ago got to call it) . Gerald in every possible wa
which might very probably have formed Sylvan seemed to reflec
the gist and pith of Egbert Maynard's while on the frank and gen
bequest- I just heard. "Thank you i
"If you so hate the doom of dying," | he presently said. "You h
he said, inwardly stirred by the idea of 1 kind to Gerald that-I-ftsr?
i-L UJ-iVi. J-LLiyi uu.-^c^, appr^CliltC 11 UlUbL gTaLCIllii
might perhaps have read wi'.h interest I ""Confound the fellow!"
N
... A
Ivan's father i sa^ tc itself after quitting-' Sy Ivan's j
*1 ! coor-s* p. "Ite couldn't give mo any ! CLEAR
dav Or it ! nearly- or more gr? cful answer than 1
lotshow'vou tbat: can understand how his tore!
is true, then abilitJ ;;a* already made him a lawyer The
with fct -ong- promise of success. Thank And v.-ra]
in, with nn fato fc the fe w men in this world who ^
ce. "He did are ECt born Cltber fllEt or P'alP- 1 bc" uctou^h
sineTxlar le t- ffhi to liink that character is the one i static
njr of it ever thin<? ve crave in our fellow-mortals, "VVatoht:
I from dwell- ^bctbl '!t bc saintly or devilish." 0n ^
%nr,cui.-- ,> And then a self-accusing- smile On wi: Jc
gleame 1 on Dr. Thonidyku's face as he 1 nearer:
jplied Thorn- moved onward amid the ugly brown- j AluLg 114
vhat it was st?ne I'erkincss and '-stylishness'' of I How calm
? ifth a'cnue. ''After all." his musings One h.mi
v?'' she fa!- proceet ed, "what character have /? If These h:ii:
<?ro his inti- t: ere was a being- without the } The wor'
vag-aes:. social individuality, such a cm now k
e his vcrv in- biped i. Itcss Thoradvke." Creeps o
2 never told f JUbt he was right in just the Catch Gc
tvelope. I can ^ocicl f.jnse of which lie had made menc
continued ^ no".'. Lut when all is s&id. how
I ended with a >re potent as a factor of life is We cant>u
it was a wild *L^e he richly brimming with kind- And ;vafi
;. Now and ncss, t ic brain full of fraternity, hu- ?Grace Ad<
Iccts are be- tannitc'-iirdsn:, liclp! Those people who
lie saw her ::ro "h.dividual." who have angles of \rV
' v uersoni Utv on which description can
L HCi cL^ di.nj t. ?
V ou speak hang* it. essays of portraiture, arc not I
as a chem- by any means always the choicest to The Terr
ig of disap- <?o\r, :eel with and for, make friends
plain to him and -hcrish, in the surety of their
tears if shed stand: n * cogent tests. Thomdyke li"*ht- t
f her eyes. Jj denounced himself as eoloriess, but TSnr
Thorndyke hls Pla('3 in whatever landscape of life ^ "n?r p
'hysician?or this or that observer might have placed with 1,0 X
him we ald have resembled some strong 'o doanS
ain. "Then -ndiu, 1-boughed tree which never in- ^ f
nv re-al cer- trudes itself with the least saliency and harsh wo
yet can not DC cxuea irom tnc picture ta^c ot tr
if one could without calamity of discord, lie loft Toward hi
elixir of life ^a3TDard household, on taking" his copt that <
e both very journey to Chicago, with thoughts of with all tr
Sylvan that were hurt though not at all nature; ye
>f electricity malevolent. He perceived, from certain never.
describes? parting words of LuciaX-4cUvered in n0\v we
? fonnula of asiue v- hilc hfef-nusoaud was preset greatest <
ert that to be that air- iirs weighed onerously on her' "'^ssoa tlia
"Spirit. "lie's more stubborn than ever," I wasicoi
' the yov.ag" wife had found time swiftly we were
* " ' 1V,': her distressed under- out
nt. ana xnen ~ c?> ?
; a negative tone echoed itself in his ears like a knell father ws
-brown loops torture : into fantastic cries by tlie Cad luck-1
ie lamplight train-civmors of his westward trip. time and 1
ihogany. 1 indeed left Lucia in a very un- My three ?
in so ma?y happy ?une of mind. The idea r>f the r-icd of 1
that Egbert no-nan:v:d elixir had taken hold of her house had
imngii lion with a savage though oo~ ground \vl
madmen in vert - ~ee. Not loving her husband, fort to s
she h; thus far secretly exulted in the father v.-a;
acr chsir i:n- posser-s on of a distinct power over him. stop work
iched hand- s^ldon used, though relied on as a deep new house
many things reserv- l fund. His firm refusal that had to i an
r,**?
his assumed SJ* uu again iuuk. uuuu uuc ,iW; w j,iS
concentrate an<^ u;j auscript lately delivered him, in conscqi
stonce?I see had fii > t astonished and then ired her. Father!
* in it than A cold 06s grew up between them, each again, ^nd
ie telephone, being ware of the other's reason for had begu
:and why it presort .ng it. But Luuia was the first fortune ca
i it is tried.'- to clla: .'-Te these mutual conditions. Iter young anc"
don't scoff at dream ?\erc now full of the precious about it.
like having c seeming which Sylvan chose to of the sr
ad construct- naaintr. a .so piquing and mystic a si- claimed r
)f which you lence. Did he then believe in its efiicacy? strength f
rT" J rv-vcitir-o l/nnti'l.
nau ir av;t[uuvu ^oiutv/
x h edge o- that head? The very thought to hire a
alruos. :ook Lucia's breath away. Iler debt and
, ? r husband, as she could not hclo feeh'ng father at ]
miraculous, _ ' . ., , .. 'i , 4. ..
? ^ quite c :rtain, would scareeiv hesitate ! for the tin
a smile ol -1 , , ., , - , , i , .
in"- between ^etwe< "1 burying1 the bequest under washing- c
But I don't Pro*ou ;<* sccresy and allowing just her- stay at ho
will obiect a'! ne to P**0^ hy it, even were he my life's s
itv of what sure ^ msant a genuine victor}' for Althoug
^ ? science The more that she brooded mother pa
*r head and ovcr t ,c cliances of his PiGt7 taking as good to
'+ - '.Ak this dc"-in-the-manger form, the more T.vas full o:
otion. , . , ? #,,n? I i,?.
1 ' He's ai- SXle Iei*' ,Ut'r uclkco >xiai/ii rc<iii/.c u<_-j
scription as 2is se: uPlds of a religious kind had not I ment at h<
seldom bored her sincc their marriage; J tome. S<
but the so affected her with shuddering ; the boys a
moods of disgust and chagrin. j at a time
Thorndyke, On r certain evening, four or five days j not be h?
of how hi* after Thorndyke had departed, Lucia j and that s
ad once de- and Sylvan sat together at dinner, j him of nr
Dessert and coffee had been placed on j upon me a
Slio made a the taMe: the servant had slipped from , Mother
peration and the room. They had just been speak- j and locket
lously relig- in? (both rather listlessly) of Gerald's ; realized t
mine. Didn't intended voyage, when all at once it . was for he
ou seen it? I pleased Lucia to say: j ner day 1
I sense of fil- "One can't help wondering- what yon ' that glow<
lestroy tlioss will tell your brother when he a-sks you : made her
locked them about that packet which Dr. Thorn- | told a mor
that he ever dyke recently gave you.*' j that the
;e of them." Sylvan started, eolored, and then j fast going
1 of them?'' frowned a little. lie prided himself ' are uokno
with memo- upon his gentlemanlike manners, and j blind to it
.'s past be- she who listened to his voice had hardly the little
1 :j- ?'?J i-^t. fhon ! asked me
ever n^aru. j.i raiaeu m smuiu wm&*> <
rith horror, wher. iic now replied: I Natural
faith in the "Tell Gerald? I have not thought of | and rebel
est. But lie mentioning the subject to him. Why! and my ne
r more than should I do so, pray?" parent. 1
thcr died an Luci.i began to slide one white finger- The Cha
tip along the rim of her purple finger- of which
awing a long bowl. "It would simply be natural il ranged to
snectcrwere you did tell him; that is all." Victors, a
et palpable. "I <"on*t agree with you," he an- j rival viuaj
swered, stolidly. Of course :
i something "Yoi didn't think it unnatural,'' she about for
an achieve- said, "to rebuff me when I questioned place, but
:n if it could you on the same subjcet." rived. Tl:
and for a "I d'd not rebuff you. I gave you all past one, ;
sn intently tho irformation it was right to give, soon as p
length said More Than that, even. Better if I had to get thci
vay; and al- preserved complete silence." 1 did nc
atered. She flashed him a challenging look father, for
arly an houi icross the pretty little table, with its hid my a
ae there was . . Atwood,
I \ f i } i'c' y? catch, am
ect oa wmcn i > i \ ^777,, ; fi
had boon on- Ma [U M ^Z \\ " 1
t it pass un- M ?*?
?.5hTtw fr .esi ypgn wrry
Lnd what a ~ . (I ?U jl^V"^ Father c
thers! It is . H [|y ??&;]? Jtwasriaa
full of ardor % < J 1 V 5
father has k ; :j A */?ther hp
browbeaten 110 m0\a"
.... K? '* >' < . /; t^in" "bo
superstitious
ie doctor felt A was room
cd reticence. )?? As soon
>le regarding ^ fp* ? . |. * & started to
many years! g cuiet as I
ed with the p:& I ; * ' J %r&$ noticed mi
.tosaynoth- ^:. ?|| 3> " ' J f : "Wor.'t
;y tti3 time V!i ' ter. ILnry
urn in New ? voice. ?"i
a close. lie *r~5" and it is sc
mtsandgea- lucia srka^fG UP FIX>m the chair verv *h:rsi
n. nronortr- V/itb a :
mado it in- glimrr.ers of silver and glass. ""Why th'* na"1 <
n possible to jroulr it have been better?" she asked, out into th
c East. I>e- '"Whs-.-i has caused you to rate me as ute's wo-1
<-i the huge nnwe/thy of your confidences?" pump and'
ith so magic "It isn't that." he retorted, brusquely * ??vy- .. V
a orer-great enou? for him, and tossing his head coo] ""L^
x> impressed with show of the most unusual in- i
s felt actual 'olercnce. 'I explained to you: lex- j "Th? V- I
2C again on plain d fully. Your curiosity is unwar- I ,7-; 'C i!
of it which "anted: it's rapacious, in fact." ; ^
Englishman, Sha <rave a high, chill laugh. -\ne- <r
cause I'm interested in what struck me 1 0f~our dr
ild make no asth: great work of a striking intel- j quart of
vith Sylvan. Icct" ! it was aire
man's own He smiled sourly. "Of an impious . mr mVvrc
he so willed, mind.- * SL
i \7 my
>m Chicago, ? re speakingofyour own father." j the bat ?
to start at "Yvs?more's the pity." 'able ' *
lid to Sylran ''Aid then you hold his accomplish-! "Oh tha
x>n arrive in mer.t as merely impious? You don't { pm ina h.
d of course r-uk t as a fine and successful stroke ! saucilv an.
^ ?' *.? n t i fj i n Qi rr"h t 9*' j -r c
* n
nam tnere a ^ a*
ito the West. ITo answered, at flrst, with a dogged j water and
feelings on shake of the head. "I don't know any j toa Youi
lis new pro thing about the brain-power it displays, j and help n
Chic aero," he ^"or do I want to know. I've hidden ! that much
iter which I the thing1 away?locked it up. I ought! dear?"
> decide for to ha"e burned it. It smells of Egbert | "Oh, yes
[ydc, in East Mayrird's atheism. Only the fact of! bouad a ic
ravs be his his bung my father has prevented me ; though, an
:le*is voung, from destroying it. Some day I shall. to stop it.
I sometimes Some day I "feel that I shall." j out in a r
it ho is im- Luc ia sprang up from her chair, with j started fcr
a brilliant sparkling eyes and trembling lips, j My moth
nervous dis- "You shall not: You must net."" slio I to my disn
t he will aid exclarmcd. < ^ i 5*ue ^
.3*." He stared at her as though ?a-} look from
t for a brief founo -d by her vehemence. '"InB^e : brilliant e
ialsentences of God, he returned, ' Yvha^na^ pul^e to tu:
rery mueh/V \ou'va been a differ- ! then and ti
avejtf*^y e!fw5maii fori days. Is it those cursed ' rrame ;n c
ftSrehcmust piecer of paper? For a good while I've 1 hotv pale ?
v." suspc ted thoy d bewitch you. Now . and
* Thoradyke -"m * ="re ey !" < side jR
1 (To ' BjS
1 . ' y* . *p."j',JI '*/' T"
ii.e Uoor * f:cr me. I darted siowlv
SHJNiNG AFTER RAIN.
i toward the spri'.-t without a sin^ls Jo
-T^Thins. 1 mo. though l ^vll kuew the t.
uuV "rif S o: an stiiyst, . tier jrlan;-.- c: tnoac joroty, reproacn
j softy thrills, eyes 'vns i olio'.v In;* rae *is I went,
ps tLc v.-orld in aabc-r mist. j iJnt the tompter i;> always near t
t -.vor! 1 it seems to night, i wavering mind. The thought of .\rl
;d by ray thouctt oi v.-oo; : I v.as ioai.ijr camc back with redoub.
ne. ::?.u fr~:n ay freight i for-?e j neared the spring", and ]
ierl.& colorings come and go. j iaL;?nat:on to,vard the poor mot!
spires fs.Il silvery white. I who had ":a:<nowin?]j kept me at hoi
>ws 'oucioi to ru-idy j'ct, J increased in the same.- proportion.
strr ,7E't,la: G'istens bright I "Vou c?ri .t0 a;i(] play ball and th
i wu.di:!''. sauaow a uuw. , . , .
eome l>ao .i r.nd get the water as soon
it is. and yet in trutii the gam, is over," he whisper
apo a wild storm s* ?pt That will do just as well. She wo
3 and valleys; wiius-. la rutn , ,, , . J ,d
was bowed-lie havens wept. tell your father aud he will never ?
it out."
hat chanpe.'the goiden mist In a moment the pail was hidden
rerr.M and skv again; , , , . , * . JT
g volleys, sunsoi kwseJ, th;: ferns hcsiue the spring and I -a
id's "clear shining after rain. off across the fields as hard as I coi
I i--n TVn minnies later I reached 1
!? "^'v^efSo^paln: hot and breathless, to 15
i calm!? take o::r part, j r- ^as jait in time to prevent the pa
: "ci-nr shininjr after rain.'' from beginning* without mc, and w:
;lc Pccrce. in Woman's Journal vjlly Atv.ood for catclicr.
?*? The match was lorg- and close, hut
DISOBEDIENCE. ' cadcd a\last 1 caujht a magnifiw
game aau was so excited that I ne1
once thought oi the poor sick motl
A T+Or- + nr.tmncr tn fUPROh 1
IU10 JT AIUC Cii-I -.-".i ....... ^
noon's Pleasure. thirst but the nauseous well water d
in;? the long, hot afternoon.
Uvays afraid of father, but At four o'clock I battened hoc
little mother it was another flushed with triumph and entirely f<
a:her was hard and siem getiUi of my disobedience, and bu
ildren, and when he told me noisily ir.'.o the house, crying out:
hin2 I just stepped; but bh^ "Mother, mother, we beat'em!
rentle and loving- to s:sy a beat "em! The Victors arc victors
d, aud I of to n took advan- longer, and everybody says I caught
laet in i;n:ier i iiirscuci;. spiouuiu f >uic.
m I felt little emotion ox- j}U? there was no answer. ' *1
)f fear, while I lored mother kitchen was silent and forsaken, so v
ie strength of my passionate, the sittinsr-room. Where could tho lit
t her I often disobeyed; him, mother be? I
soon ascertained that she was i
11 I remember my last and about t.:io house, and thought, with
lisobedienee and the bitter Binkin? heart, that perhaps she 1
11 received in ccuaecjuenw. gone fo: he water herself. Ah! I
tri. fourteen at Ihe time, and me;aboro<: my disobedience then, a
livtogr-Qn a farm some dis- bitterly did I regret it.
; of the tiere !.n-V j I fairiv- flow down the path to t
is an overseer iiTvm?^c^lL|sor;ngi ar.j rs j soared it I saw a n
;ad followed him for f?_,are lying- bcaitie the wall,
10 was quite heavily in debt. tn?^fpff??;!are of the blazing sun.
">Ldi r sisters had ono by one w?s mo?f-.r
inserlaj consumption, the ^ kr. i'r".tant fW^to^liag at 1
taken fire and burned t,. the w ira?i0rhlJr???teik
icn uninsured and u;. th.; cf- a<1 ^ fo-forf-irenj^
avo somt o. tso Surnmire Kme ^.. she%cmaijvi(I ua.,oa5cio
j badly injured ana nad to | of ttars aad theE the lo.
lor some time. ho when the , , ,d J ^ ^
s was or.at and furn-sued he ... <
... , , sue up into mv :ace wjtn 1
bcninu u .wod deal. and we ?>n,*r.ohfn\ look lin
ctice the *tri?icst economy depths."
ic^ce* , . "Fcrjv.-c me, mother; only this ti
ia<: gone oack into thy radl j wji never do s o again!" I sobb
1 ;?rS She tr; *1 to answer me, a shud<
n, wheu vet anotaer mis- , , , .. , .. .
' , T , shook ho.* slight frame, and then I
.mc to u?, though I was too ,, . .? . , , 1; _
, ? , blood burst througn her drawn hps
[ tiiouchrless to realize much , . * ? . .,
. , a bright scarlet stream. Anotaer sni
Author began to thow signs , f, ., , , . .
..lifi der thrc';oed througn her emaciat
tme iatal disease that had , . , ? , , ,
t ^ i < form, thfcn her head drooped and t
cy three .sister*, and her . .. , , , ,'A
?f. 3 - -^i beautirul eves half closed.
aticd finite rapiclJv. .... , , . . . ^ ,,
, * -14.*,! t <1 " ith a wild cry I Led irom the S]
r, she would not allow father . . , .? . . ,v
. . , ana rushed to the nearost neignbo
c".ri :;_m ion?? as wo were m . , , T, , ,
TL - 1 -- ?"? ri*yr TY1!niV
she could keip about, and j
as! consented to get along was back ogam watu -our Mro
ic being without one if the tat. 0 "? V T"! aE '"S?',
ouid be ;,ut out and ! would 4 3!j' I?otncr ? **? Waf
-A r,-< on an improvised stretcher, and t?nd
me aca nclp. 1 uat is now , , '
, ly borne "jack to tnc hense of \vn;
' \ _ she had always been the light and t
, as lave said, i -oved my jr-i]arfj;ail aEjCl; while my father an<
sswnately I was not always phy,i,.ian ?er0 hastur. iCmm0n(
ne. a;, s ea d nave been. I jjoth came immediately, but they w*
i weand spirits and dri es* Sl:e w-s gone.
: eonuition, and the coitano- T ? mother's pure, lori,
>mewas p.ven very .rksorne fclamolw, jjte ^ 0Ter. Vhat wa!1[
) ; otjato slip away with lh.. in thc hot saa> togatl
nu leave her aione lor hours with ftc oSort ,he mado in climhi
knowmK myl?therw^|0Tsrth0,vaU h3d ^ too ^ ,
jmc Irom the imiiimnigny, |her rcnrininJ? strCi^th. My cm
he io\ed mc too v>'ell to tell j wieked d.sobedience had killed her.
j ^e, -uCv. an oo rmg own , availed for hotirs with frantic gr
, weil-merited punishment. , . . .. . 6.
,r , ,, , . and renentance when they told me t
stiil kept about tne house ,... ~ , . .. ' . ? ,
, e, - ? , , - bitter truth, but it came too la
1 after ner worn, and 1 never , . , , T *
-j 7 , , .. ever urx>n earth might I atone tor i
intil afterward how hard it , L. . . ., , i
c., . , .cmel neyiect, for those beautiful ej
;r. vSiie ffrew paler and thm- . ? , , tit *
, i .1 i mi k i were closed forever. 1 had refused 1
o\- day, and u.e brilliant red , . , , , . , , ,
j ,.J ii-i u i llast req\:est, and her last look h
;d ritiallv in h-;r cheeks and , 1 . , , .
. . . , , , , been one of sad and tenuer reproa*
looic so lovely would have I . T r t. --i j
? . , ; . 12s o wonder I felt like a murderer,
e experienced eye taan mine i ,
I ~ ~ rcrtH ClTino fnof. I
gentle, loving woman was!
; where sickness and sorrow | afternoon, yet the last look I saw
wn. As for me, I remained : n-v mother's eyes haunts me to-aay.
all, and citen grumbled at I ahva-vs xvUL 1 can ncver for?ct tl
thing's that-she occasionally [ F1? unf:lial conduct embittered t
j- j last moments ot an idolized parent, a
ly enough, I grew more wild I fhat my own time shall oome
lious with every indulgence, la^' 1 Clt>* .not
gleet daily became more ap- bauds, I shall be confronted
Jut the end was near. the ^mmng record of my sinful w;
_ . . ,, -MTu wardness. God grant that when
mpions, a boys' ease nail 3lu b ! . .
, 1 ? ' , , , , meet z.. r mother s ransomed spirit,
I was the catener, had ar- , , , . /,
. , 3*ond the pearly gates of the ]S<
piay a match game with the T , % \ a-u
1 J , . , i Jerusalem, I may not see the reproa^
team from a neighboring and : , . , .J , i, ,
^ ? ful Iook I remember so well s
<e, one ueanesu^vt^ra^ . shmi i;1 the icailteous ejesl-0.
it ? all we boys could talk Y * in GoodaU.s Slm
a week oefore the event took
r.- la..k t1ie ctayp.eLuail3a.r- ?Aaron Burr resigned from the pr<
te was to oe^in at ..aif- aralv- by reassn of ill health
>nd I would have to start as j nS9# In 1S00 he and Jeffcrson ea
otsible after uinner in order scventy-tlirce electoral votes :
eip. se.rson. tjle 0?c0 0f president of the Unit
t.dare mention the match to Sute5. The choice ,vas thus left
1 knew he would surely for- conjrress> v,hich) on the thirty-si*
tteading' it. My rival Billy baliot< oho,e Jefferson for preside
wuulu be oniy too fflad to aad Burr for vice president.
1 it ;te did I m:?nt lose my
n the nine and that I could vim-uusiook io-to
think of. >'o; I must be V.'as;; fNOTOX. Jar. l:',.?Tbe Hoi
e-irch, be the consequcueea comrniU on eoina^e. weights i
would. measure icet and organ'zad today. *
ame home to his dinner, and diseased informally the subject of 1'
rly one o'cl. ck that day be- coii-asc. A rc-so:ulion was ialrodui
started back to his work. by Mr. i lercc of TeaQ8S-.ee, instruct
d beer. feebler than ever all tec committee to report, without del;
vs. but I never noticed any- a bill icr lYee aud un3 i.ailed com:
ut that. The coming bail of silver. The resolution was discus;
1 my head so fuH that there f0r a while, bet went over without
for ruthinp else. ticn usri Wednesday uoxt. the regu
n:: f.i'.her '.vas out of si?rht 1 meeting clav of the co-miil.ee. 1
slip out tho backdoor. bat fre?i coin tijft iseaibf vs at the comniV.
! "was about it ray mother were mjjh pleased with the tpinii
f. advance i oaring the discudsios I
you got mo some fresh v.-a- jt-Ciuia:;. and th-fy think they will b?
she said, in a low, gentle little or ao trouble in reporting a f
'hat in tho t'liokct is stiiic, coiua^c "iill. Vheiher or notit vill p
j v.-ar:a this afternoon. I am viae ior unlimited cjvis.i'c. ihsy wiil ]
tv." say. T:.c question of giving hearii
frown on my fact- T canjrht ou a iret. coinage bi:I v^ts not disems
m.-riiy up and went hastily | Hail t e resoiuaoa cl *\[r. Tierce be
; yard. It was only a, mia- pressed 'o a vofc?, judging ironi the <
< to fill the bucket at the pvessicr-.* of tho member?. it would h?
T 1 1 ? - ? * ?- ? " T'.xitM ,'f <3 t/\ ^ O Of!
1 ~.vas sooa Jiieii i; t ! U'v.-- ; .CU l>> a ?uic u !.< v. uti
isn't you get mo t ome nice, party we. In an into: view aiier
y water, (lea;.*?" said my aojr<uri<: :?iit of ine committee, 2
s I came in with rcy paiL Liair?, .hiiirmar, expressed bis enl
1 water is so hard I cannot cmildei ce i;i the purpose aaJ ability
1';easc get some: it won't Lac con: >,iuee 10 report at an early c
ery long-." a bi;l p' vi-nng tor ?.he tree and unliii
poring where wc pot most fed ccisa. ? of silver.
inking1 water was nearly a . ? ?"~,7T7? .
., ,, _ , Accident to a Brid.il Couple,
a mile across the Seles and PtrE1.L0, Co| Jaa 15._John Sm
ady a quarter p.*stone. In ^ V;fe;; k"0*n U un^ariaD, and Mri. I
" ~ ? J
cvu j ww iuu u-iicauj 0'isii we tt imr.eci iu marriage i uesu
self absent, and Billy behind rTf3 on their way home on Santa
Such thoughts were unendur- avenue in a bacs, accompanied
, Am:y Martin, who had oftuiiaied
t water is good enough and besS ma i at the wtddiag. When n
irry. Don't be sovfussy,'" I the cro sing uf the avenue an J J
severed. Santa Ft; tracks t.ne driver noticed
:cnry, I don't like the well pasaengw tra*n approaching, a-d
i it makes me feel unwell, tri';p"<?U ?o pai>s ui front, of 1-.
father wants you to stay soewentd &
10. you know. Can't Ton do Spii^ m an opposite directi
, J _ . , - .. L nt- na> k was coaiple.eJy cemolisi
for 3 oui poor, sick mother, ^ ^jartjn anil ,he brj^e thrown an
;itf wheels of rh<; eneiae. Both v<
; a suppose I can. icuare ii;i, ly nMHgled and caouot r<rC0'?vr.
:l!ow sha'n't have any fun.
.1 ?1,t-ot-c- n-ir fiOLTllllf of A Contractor.
Give us the old pail," I burst | WHEELING, Va., Jan. 14.?^.
age as I caught it up and Carey, vf ilie b!^r contracting firm
the doora,Tain. * i3aigc, C arey & Co., of Watscn. 01
.er never said a word in reply met death in a horrible manner I
ispeetful and brutal speech, mornm-.'. He was scandis^ on a trei
rave me such a reproachful at the Wheeling Creek bridge. supei
her unnaturally large and tending '.he wort, when the trestle g;
yes that I felt a strong im- precipitating him ioio the ^re
rn back and ask her pardon 1 .vrrnty l^et below. A stcne weigh
iere if I had to lose the ^?U tons (*11 over him, pinning the b(
ons^jg^^ I noti^rf^^B@BU^ytiom. Tte creek was runn
^MKPHQdtidflHHng^n9H|^k trcrts at rescue were u
iir":
iuuv amounting to i<
j^y j 1\ *? IJo.i>f* iu Sirixii. |
l0k : New Volts, Jan. 10.?Tue null jj
jn- i ^leamsbip SesuaDcwhkn nrrivta |
ful at. tjufcriait uc- \V? :u?;>.<hv bioi ?in i 'v m "
j B ~z l aa ; ? ? cs. aw* ?t teni:-le >tor. 5
0 a ! oi ;-Ui1eri: : ant u ru'i xc>.crt vtl-. -.v itv>r ^
iat j at?l ou-:e ? ai~ir lutimou :o. cp;*,>]
ic,j | ttnic oi 3 !Io?v :-? rr -riih a leuH/ivl.i-ii j
; rate of . r?i-raii!j as coon rvs^in^ uipci- I t\
lc'r J Qamhucu some t:me. Th-.i goverumeut: <0j
:3e ; seor. a mil iary g^verEor to replace the j ?
| foimer ?.o". rnov : f ilv provide. Tee j ^
on ' people rcgurdf.il LMsasauaoCOi i\rauny j ?J
as j and oppri?sic!i. When (in Decemoer | 3
^ j 17ih the m;htui v governor appeared I*
i ein*pnnrt<(?rl hv lr< nr.s i!;& r{>voluuouarv t
n t ?? -j i? - . . t
j feeling of :.he yeop'e broke Jocse and a j
storm wa> soon raging. The soldier >
in endeavored lo disperse the eiiiz-.ns and ;
_.as were ptiie'J witL j-tones aud other inissi-!
I les The t.ruer un came to lira ol Uie j I
.jjR \ mob and <x\. ti e lirst volley a uozju cili- ,
"c'j 1 zees fell dead, v Lil<; a number were
r.g j wounded. The revolutionists gave ?vay,
^ a but quickly pre; ared to make renewed
resistance. The troops charged on tbem
.1 ,1_ c.ra?t trtilivor A 1
., auu UWVC UCUUi'.La C-UVV/U ^ i
pitched baiths took piace ou oue of the l
plsza-s. The re^olutioBisis made ;i
7C^ courageous fight. out the iraiaca iruops j
were too iauch for then. Wbeathctir- ,
'e,r iog ceased it wav fcu-id that thirty had !
Ui" been killed cu.ri^httnd t>eveui}live or i
one hundred wouuded.
ae, j
5r" Kaedlv? of Ejjypt Dead. .1
rst Cairo, Jan. 7.?
Egypt, Git.d thrs "erfniL-g oi" influenza j <
we whicn superinduced caruiac and oth."?r
co complications. His death was sudden V
i a and took the community by surprise, ';
aithough it wag known that he was >1
.iie seriousiy ill. His condition tcok a sud- ^
dtn change for the worse Idte this after- |j
noon and at 7 o'clock i is death was
announced. |!
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baaded, i*r< ciusi; styi;sh cc ? ?> t.)r 33.50,|
to >ou- .laiiruaa statioi:. fr. i^ai ;>aid. ?
1 will alio sell you a a;.ft iiedrumos tnl| I
JOiisistiuj; Ox Bureau mih &1 J
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:untammg 22,(300 leet 01 fio-jf ruuM, witn|
ware nouses and factory auuarngoin theiS
suits oi Augusia, caaKing ii> bii the iar-4
je&t business or this.KLaa under oae m&n-g
igement in tie fcoutnem Slates. Tiiesei J
&or&i&tiu warenousca are ei?wuc? niuig
ine ctt?i<*st productions of tii? best faecO-|
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ACT5JJJL TEST.
At the gin of Mr. F. H. Roberta in Richmd
County, just before starting bis Safloi
llevator cue bale had been ginned oy tae h
Id method. Just afrer starting th? Eleva>r
another bale was ginned from the sawa ?9
i!e. Without knowi: * This iact the cotton
uyer offered one cent per pcund more f? H
le bale ginned with the use of the Eleva>r.
Bead the statements of the buyer and
slier: fl
COPT. wM
This will certify that of two samples oi fl|
5ttoi5 offered us today by Mr. Bo wan Bose
le market value of one exceeded thai of H
:e other by one cent per pound.
rsio-n^i. i r>. CRA WFOBD & S02CS.
Thiss will certify that the two bales ol H
jlton offered as above were b?th from tb?
line piie of s^cd cotton, aud ginned in thn
;me gin. One was carried A.o the gia in fl
askets and on? through the bailor Seed
ottoc Elevator.
(Signed.) J. 5. fiOSE. fl
Tiio b'..st Gies, Presstvi, Eieyators.
Ingincs .?nd the best machinery of all 1
iuds. for sale by
W. H. GiBiJEb. Jb.. & CO,.
COLOMBIA. S. 0.
Lieesviile College.
CO-EDUCATIOHAL M
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. ATE and COMMERCIAL'^URSEiS;
ocai and Instrumental ilu;ie, Art, Elocu- H
on, Physical Culture, Cookin*. Dress Cut- S
ng, Domestic Economy, Weekly Bfbla J
hniHue ViTIP T"iirA' TilPTlfc. last
3<? r ISO Pupils trora thi "recti counties, H
tr?Dg moral aad reiigous mfluenoc.
ar rooo) nearer than "seven miles B
Hcnita'ui location. 700 Hbova thi?
v?I of tiiR sea. WO feet above Columbia,
IS feet above Aiken. Elegant building.?
ones ladies can board witr.'the President.?
uly College in the Slate that makes pro-flfl?
ition 10: young ladies to r-tiuce expenses?
t doing aomestie work. Seventeen young^^^H
.QiesxiQeu luis way jastytAi.
?r literary course and ward for tenH
oaths. 5100 to 5139; music. *3t; book&e?p-B|
z, *20. Next session o^ns beptecabe*
id. For cataiogue address Q
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Pre -ideat, V
Sep 9-3iaos _Leesyi;i?. 8. 0
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