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THE MYSTERIES
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"Kmily promised to visit her, at.(J
hiving taken lc vi>. returned with
t ie Lady Blanche towards lh t chateau
on tl e way to which the deep K loom
of the woods mnde Blanche lament,
tha' Hie ( veiling was so far advanced,
for the surrounding st ilhi' ss and ob
scurlt v rendered her sensible of feat
though there was a servant to proteci
her- while lCmily w.'S to much outraged
by t lie horrors of the scene she lad
just witnessed, to lie alTocteci by tic
solemnity of the shades, otherwise
t'lan as they served ty promote her
gloomy reverie, from wli'ch, however,
she was at length recalled liv the l ady
lllanche, wlio pointed out, at some
distance, in the dsky path they woie
winding two persons slowly ail vane
iny. It. ?vas impossiplc to avoid theni
without sinking into a st il! ntore so
c'.whd out of the woods, whither the
st rangeis might easily follow; hut all
apprehension vanished, when Rini'v
uieir it0)0o?n n > .,v.......... j >... .
the ladies; the stranger took leave,
and Ilicy proceed) (1 to the chateau
where the Count, when he heard of
Mons. Bonna", claimed him fnv ac<1
i; iota.tee, and. on learning the mclancholy
occassion of his visi* to I,aligned).c.
and that he was lodged >tt a
sntall ion in the village, begged the
savour of Mons. Ihiponl to invite hint
to I he chatea i.
The latter was happy t do so, an I
the "cruples of n serve, which made
M t'oMnae hesitate to ace'pi the inv'1tal!>
ing at I e 11 g th overcome, tlv y
went to the chatoao, \\h< re the kindness
of the ('mint and tlm sprighlliness
of his s <n were exerted t > dissipVc
the gloom, that overhung the
spirits of 11 ?? s'ranger. M. Honr.ac
was an ollicer in the French aervue
and appeared to l> about fifty: hi*
ligute was tall and com.nanding, I.
manners hid rocn d th - last j? >! i
and I i.cre was s nu thing in Ins e ?U'.t
iaiuv uncommonly interest in/, f
over fiat tire--, wliieh, In youth, inns
have been remarkably hands me: was
s tread a melancholy, that seen ed t n'
elT-'Ct of long misfortune, rather thai
of const it ution, or temper.
The conversation he h id, during
nipper, was evidently an effort o
p !ileness, a". 1 t here were inlet vals ii
which, it rd. -t t s-r.tg/le against tlx
f lilies tha I d p-os-ed Inm , ho re laps
ed int(i silence <1 i n-1 ion, fron
w"i ch I'O'Vi vor,' In' i' >unl. mnr.'M iuioi
wi. h liew 1: m in a a tn. r? d limtt
an I h >.?? .(>! nl, I h i I VI.ii i > . w ! iili* *.!
O'l -'l e l III 111, UMl'ISt I II O. 'd >d 0 I)
held I it* r la? f.i t '.or.
The i>*irty separated, at an arl;
hour, and then, in lo* s<? itnde of lie
ap iv'. moiit. tho secnes, which Kmil;
had 1 ?eli witnessed. r 'iirnol t > I c
faio . w itli (Ik adhd energy. That ii
the ii\ ii>v. nun she should have disc v
i red Si^n .i"i liiliirei.llni, w ho, h s'eai
,.r i. i .. ... ?
\ii ii. < inx i.iiu 111 ii11u'i en i>y .Moil
tmii vs is as it. now soni heranf ^ nil
o sont" droad'al crime, eyciltil boll
Ii 'i r >r an 1 surprise in a liipii dogrc
nor .lit t In; hints, which she I ? t ilroji
p.-d, respecting the miniate of tli
Vaie lioness no Y illeroy, an I the ?.ti
qniii s siio h.-.d made concerning I'm
ilv's hirth, nccasaion lier a less d? gro
of interest, though it was of a dllTei
ant nature.
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il Waters, etc.
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The history, which sister Frrn cs ?
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had r>nnorly related, and had said t" : |
he that of Agnes, it now appeared, I
was erroneous; but for whit purpisej
il bad been fabricated,unitss the more I
effectually to c metal tint true story i
Knily could not even guess Above
all, tier interest was excited as to Lite I J
relation, which the stoiy of tl.c iate
Marchioness de VV.ieroy bore to that |
of her lather; for that some kind of!
relation r-xis.ed between them, the
grief i.f St Aub rt . upon hearing her
nam il, his request to be buried near
her, and her picture, wliicii bad been
fuin l among her pap u s, certainly
proved. Sometimes i' occur* d to Km- |
ily, tint ho mlvjht have been the lover
to whom it was said tho Marchioness
iv.is attached, when she was compelled
to marry the Marquis do Villeroy; bt.t
that lio had aftei wards eherrlshed a
passisn for her, slie could not sulTc1' S
h rs It' to bjliovc, for a moment
Toe papers, which lie had so s >!e only
enjoined her to destroy, she new fa lice
1 had related to this conneo' i >nand
she wished more earnestly iha"
before to know t he reasons that mad*
i.i.v, ,, .iicirlcr i'ii> ii i'm-iion oeef-vcirv
iter in<nu during the greater put t-f 1
the n'Kht, and when; at length, i
slii? fell into a slumber, it was only l o >
hold a vision of 1113 dyinx nun, sum to# pi
uvaken in honors, like those she had 'I
witnessed. ;
On the following morning, she wa?
i0'? much indisposed lo attend 1 H
ippoint incut willi t he abbes*; and he f;
fore I lie d ty concluded,she heard, Lba' p
.I der Apnes was no more. Mons. Ho<i
nac ite Ived this intelligence, will ?
concern; hut Kmtly observed, that h
did rot app< ar so much a'heted now
as on tie.- pr.'ceedinpf eveaiop, immed . t.
ialely after i ii11 i: 1 _r the apartment of
j the nun, whose d-ath was pvobahh tl
: less terrible t > him, titan the confess- ! '
i m he had been lb Mi c 111 -<1 lip in t< I
n i i moss, llo vever this nikh' 1?*. h" >
^as pel In ps e ins .lc I, in som dr^re 1
, a kro .vl? ;in ' i be legacy b *i pic at h
1 him, ; nee 1,: . was larp
u i 11\ e\t l avin.'nice of some par! s o
.1 had lately oeen the in": na of invotv
in^hi n In-pfreal disl-e-s, and even i '
; lie h u o:sot prison: and it wis tl 1
?"j ^ i f hehi'l suffered I'.oin 11?"? wi n
,it f oi a f \ ti'ile son, with tl
|i) cuoiuy ii x"ti*s and misf< rtunes a,
; c n <i lent upon it that had e veil t '
li's eoti :t i : tue th- air of dehctlor, n
i v .i en ! I s in i ;terested Kn.ily.
I'o his l i aid ' on f. Ihi I'ont lie re- 1
ellid oni" i :'t en .> s of ids late suf '
i Jt*ri: >:s. wh mi i :ip,? are I thit he had 1
< '.) n conl;P d for several months in N
on of t Ik | ri - > of I'ai is. u i fh ' i i I le f
% hope of release, and *a i 11 i u* the coin
til of seeing Ins \\ i e. v li > had hoin I
ah-, i l. In the e in: iv, endeavoin it
t ! l u 11 i 11 v .i i ii In isi'i ell i ! :'i s s! :i n
r I <>rn I s frit'iids, WIpmi, ;it length
\ , a s ? nr.ifli sli M'ktd a! M.eclanjje
: w o i.; o ?ii!' m ment a -or row ,
u till m. d<; ill 11iappearance. thai she i
- w is si-/I'd v\ i ;i til-, which, by I!? rt
1 lo ^ c n.i 11 ; 'ic t lire itone 1 lier j
. be.
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TIVE REPRESENTATIVES. \
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i^lit made .111 earnest, appeal for fair /
rcatmeot of invested capita! 1 >y thi* J
aiLltern legislatures. It will b'i'T \
as,jb t<, lie said, for the railroads in \
in south tn supply ti e constantly i
rowhsu demands for additional trans \
nriati n lacililies, if I he people ai ray <\
rem v an bust. the railroads and $
ivorpol:. s t hat wi II impair and crip \
'a; them. Tni> i'vm.n/Ti? ii
bilious (> ' dollars will L>> required lo t.
ieet l lie d 'mauds in the soi t.'?, he
iid, and it w II h> impossible for the
impiibos insecure this money unless
heir credit can lie p reserved
"lie rnd'.f of 1110 railways and 1
heir anility to expand," itcclarid vr ,
'inle.v, "depends very largely up u J n
te at titude toward them of the pee- <
P
leof the ^ta'es, as expressed through j
ail legislative! p?"esenlal.ives." He
r.tend d hat if lie transportation!'1
inpanicN e.an he assured of fair and ' 'i
isf t reat in I. The conf'd ?nce of it - 1
stiirs ii raiiwnv securities will lie e
pstored a lid it will tie pissidle tool)- P
ian t lie funds needed for imptoxc- t
len's "Mil ?\ ensi(,ns. "i iiltss lite P
oa Is i n iv ibii assurance. ' lie s
ail, "t, ?t-ir p icv of Ii t rment and l?
i
inprovoinei)' v.-isl lie ham pen. d ifjs5
jf (Iest r<>y< d. ' a
In nril;:i j i! a t < ?r ivns 'alio >
rei^-tit and .nil p;:v*en^ -r rates, > r. i'
"inl:n <11; ted >n miins'oiit Slcrcy s
if the Texas It.i !Keid Co nnVsslop, in | a
iipp i t el'I > n nv : ! ion t ha t it is >m? j s
ras.siblo for the r,ii.?\n\s to provide ||
Mtorserv ce unle.ss tiicj are permit-id
, i! I ' ite -v.* a a id reasonable i
IF--,, ~..- .
| is Year Ukt Pair
? I'A III A X I'A I N I' CO..
jy Atlanta, (in,
nra (Ten'lenn n - Abov.i lifleoii vears ;
'i el; Nine ' I hit 1 im I liave l> lilt
tut it with othrr paints w'lieli
|4j inaiket Tim pai? t tut lay on I lie
?ip> is far bet tor than that <.n the
?$1 In there is no eoniparismi hI
aid now painting my new c
|| well plea.^cd. Most.
'm M. B. Rutland Agent
mm mmzeoBa
ABLll n <- D 18
/'holesale and I
Cities,
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:h Brewing As
1 JHWELRY! .
OUR NAME IS YO
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a Everything that we hail
money can buy--Ring
Brooches, Baby Pins, Cha
S ;ts, UnkBu ttons, Ha
Watches, Ladies and IVlei
Razors and Blades.
Win. chweij
702 BROAD STREET. : : :
I VERY LOV
| ToNorfork, Va? ?
jjj count Jamestown'
^ Exposi
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| SOUTHERN
I Season, sixty day
% tickets on sale da
? Ann I 19th. to and
ember 30th, 19( 7
]< v.' wi!( .? iso Jj
$ ? HANDS n
I KpO<lOEl
*3 uvuks Will De
Sixty clay and fifteen <
on Summer tourist tick*
^ For full and complete
Jc Ticket Agents Southern
R. W. HUNT, Divisior
? COC^CCCCOCC-0 c
onipcnsat ion.
In c-inclus.on he said:
" i'lie carri-rs of i lie south are <n- |
;am d in a K'roat, and useful work, Hy
urnishinK a vay to market, Ihey are
liiv.u'.alintf the iudustrj and encouratf
the productive caj acityof the peo!.?.
The people can not continue to |
r> ducv more lijau they can get trans
I
orled to tne nv.rKct'i or the world
\> set a limit ni>.>r> the capacity of
he carriers i>% to set. a limit upon the
neiity mikI prt duetive capacity of the
ople whom they serve. iso two in-'
nests were ever more interdependiit<>r
more identical. Tliey should |
land shoulder to shoulder in tlie^n a? !
?11 ie f -r indust rial sit} remai y, where J
retion against section and coun'.ry i
ainst country contend; for it must
e tec Kiii/.e l as an immutable truth
hat no section can lie industrially j
iipirmp which cripples its cartiers
id lias inferior ways to n or -et. The I s
cc!ion with a narro r and hurtful *
>olu'\ towaids i' s railroads must aliau-1
len the hope of commercial suprein"
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I I f Is^ct .y
* i tin i m v i j veil I
mm 11
:ie 1 usod your paint on myold Bj ,
a now one, and four years > 1 Hj
i wore said to 1?: the l>cst on the j&a | i
> hi hotel, painted lifieen years
new one, painted four years ago. ^2 i
i ween the i wo. ,
io. with Parian Paints a.id am P$j ;
respectfully. |M (
VOUTII GRANT,
Proprietor lintel Grant S5 i
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Retail Dealer in
Havan
onsardin, Urbai
sociation.
A I T/H
JEWELRY!! |
?UR GUARANTEE. | Th
idle is of the best that |
s, Scarf Pins, Studs, I
Pins, Handy Pins, Chain I '$2
iir Barrettes, Crosses, a'
is Umbrellas, Gillette H act
efert & Co., Li ?
j OUr
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Y RATES 1~
tnd Return ac- Sn a
Ter?Centennial ^ "ft
tion ^ 3
A t
RAILWAY | ~
and fifteen day ^
ily commencing ^
I including Nov- $| m
Jt 5r
4/
ma.I.> for AlJUTAtfY 1 ^
} u j? <nh att tiding V' j if*
V,' .
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alioweu on reason, i
Jay tickets, same as Rc
?f J tv SB
V To
e W Wi
111mm iiiunun cu.il Oil gf. Yc
Railway, or write: JS? Pa
1 Passenger Agent, !8? no
CHARLESTON, S. C. F
raa
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be
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I Don't Push y i
\\ The horse c .r. draw the Jk^!
H load without help, if you /K/Jl sq?
\\ reduce friction to almost /IfrJM of
U nothing by applying I U.fi i ^ v
|rMicaAxIerSl I
' A _ Grease jjl Jlrc jK
/"'jA-5 *? f'lc wheels. / |w| **15
1No other lubri- j ?*
y\\ V cant ever made y J??%j| | pri
b'l > wears so long [_ .'jfe-'Aj |J(
and savesso much !&W x wo
horsepower. Next time j Jrff ' II
try Mica Axi.e Grease,
Standard Ola Co. eflr
Iacurporatcd
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OLUMBB1A, NEMBERRV AM) Ms
LAURENS RAILROAD. ^ s
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harleston, (Ireenvitle, Columbia and r\S
Atlanta Short Line. ^
Schedule in KlTcct April :2, 190". ' J
Published as informal ion only ana
uhject to change or delay without nc- ,4s
-ice
No. -2 No. 63. rTs
.v. Laurens 7.10a 2.02p
[.v.ciinton 7 l">a 2.22f
Lv. Newberry s.47a 8.10 , s
LiV. Prosperity 9 07a 32tp s
Lv. Chapin i) 47a Ship
\r. Columbia - 10.50a 4.45p ' >
No. 21 No. f>:?. '''
lv Cclumbia "> 2 >p 11.1 a c
Lv, Cliaptn .. -.(i.20p I2 07p
Lv. Prosperity 7.05p 12.31p '
Lv. Newberry ... ,...7.2op 12 40p
Lv. Clinton - . * Sop 1.32p 'I
\ r. Laurens .9.00p 1.r>2p ^s
Trains 93 and arrive and depart''/'
from Union I)ep'-t, Columbia daily. ; r"
Trains 22 and 21 arrive and depart
from the ('oast Lino freight station,
Hiervais street, Columbia, daily, except ,4
Sunday, and-.nay l>e annulled without
notice. 'x
For rates, time tables or further in- t
formation, apply U? any agent or write 1 M
W J. <<ra?g, lVs. Traf Mgr., rt
Wilmitiblnn, N. t'. ^
J. F Livingston, Sol. Agent.,
Hank of Columbia, "*
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ft- CA*r
tia Wine Com]
iUSTA,
THE PAL!VIErrO N<
of Colui?tbii
e largest DEPOSITORY in SOU Trt CAR
STATES OOVE
Capital
so imn iwi
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Ve want your b-.i<ines> and w.'ll g:ve o
ion entrusted to u>?.
pay 4 p?r cent on deposits in our sa
fe are centrally situated and are prep:
customers promptly and. satlslaccorll
ie Jones, Prest. J
. Seibels Vlce-Prest. 1
is. Taylor 2nd.Vlce-Prest. ^
Safety Lock Boxe
AAA ji&jU A, A A A A A ,VA AAA A A A
h Tor everything good to
% ar
s nr?>ht>i?Rros
TfwICENTI
|BH H BELOW lay other tuatiu;
fm m\ml do not bu
y^ Ni"V/Wi ?: on cn,v ?f<rrmr- ^nt''
J i' *\ V Vi 1 " ' ' '
VfV ' :?< ! womiLtUjI !? vi
N.* ?t &&IP flV APPROVAL
T.V-* i ;V -i >? . ?r;-vlo:
1, MMhlV Tll vllldO. -i
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J*s V-& * - V.V"/- .t/.-r'.-y
f Cfl 'jy
ywav?* ? WI?M wnfti
gular Prioe t a O A
.50 pcr pain fl.OU ^
? introduce II r>~
9 IV//# Sel# ?1 NAILS TACKS // .
u a Samp!o won t lft Gfetf
tn tor Only out the aTr wb
(cash with order $4.SS)
MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. rag
Lesult of 15 years experience in tire
king. No danger from THORNS. Ci
JS. PINS. NAILS. TACKS or GL/
ious punctures, like intentional knife cuts
vulcanized like any other tire,
wo Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use.
enty-five Thousand pairs sold last year.
DESCRIPTION: Mad? in all sizes. It is lively 1
h a special quality of rubber, which never become
hout allowing the air to escape. We have hundrc
t their tires have only been pumped up once or twrie
ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities bci
pared fabric on the tread. That "Holding Hack" se
soft roads is overcome by the patent "Basket We
eezed out between the tire and the road thus oven
s is IS.50 per pair, but for advertising purposes we
>nly S4.&0 pc pair. All orders shipped same day 1<
j do not pay a cent until you have examined and f
i'e will allow a o??li discount of 5 per cent (therein
I.I. CASH TVIT1I OltDER and enclose this a.
ted brass hand pump and two bampson metal ptr
icture closers to he used in case of intentional km
(>I'It expense if for any r. a- on tlicy arc n t sat
Fe are perfectly reliable and money sent to us is
iker, Express or Freight Agent or the Editor of 1
se tires, you will find that they will ride easier,
?r than any tire you have ever used or scon at any p
t-when you want a bieyele von will give us your <
cr at once, hence this remarkable tire offer.
OASTER-BRAKES.
ces charged by dealers and repair men. Write lor
Oli/ir U/ArV but write us a Postal
nU I VYMI1 bicycle or a pair of tire
udcrful oJers wMre making. It only costs a pos
E4D CYCLE COMPANY, Dep
Ten Dollar P
i The Greatest
Mad
k Cut out this advertisement an l eitli
| pettier w'th Ten Dollars anJ ws wil
. a Handsome tlin/.ie piano in eithsr it
' ish or solid Oak case. Regular pr
Special offer $230.0(1 with fine stoo
Trythi Piano In your own ham?, ha
you are not satisfied that it is a bet
elsewhere for $350 00 you can retu.
you back your money.
I f you find after trying it that it is 1
then pa> us $3 O'J per m >nth until i
The M nzie P.ano is manufactured
Chicago ill. who are the largest mi
word, and this is a Hirst class Pian
anteed for Ten Years It costs you
exactly a . we represent It, and if it
every way.
s I his offer goad to all no matter win
^ gusta or 1000 miles miles away,all
^ will deal f.iirly with us as we will
-? you do not feel like sending the *10
A special Offer" and we will im n;dia
, lojc, prices, terms etc. Whether yi
a it ? to your interest to investigate
> once.
A POINTS TO RE
a Piano is standard make, guarantcec
a save $120. if vou accept our speci
^ small payments make the paying
^ HOUSE. Pianos, Orscans, Edison P
a Machines. Every thing; in Musi
A
ars. ! A
. rati
HMHP
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vV%? v v w l?W? wW w
VTIONAL BANK
it s. c. >
0L1NA for funis of the UNITHD
[RNMENT.
Own
4
$400,000 00 U. S. Bonds
100,000.00 S. C. Bonds
ur best attention to every transi.
|pS
ivinzs Department.
iredtomeet the requirements of
yI.
P. Matthews Cashier.
W. M.Qibbes, Jr. Asst.Cashier >nj
kVeston & Aycock Attorneys.
s for Rent.
ibJi AA\A idkXA AA&A A
r^9n0 P
eat, fresh ,'v
id up-to-date go to
b>
> Batesburg/S, C.
m mm mm 3 'i
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ALL IT WILL COST
te for out biff FKf" Jdi'Vi I
it :lie most comi A
CLKS, TIKES and "V ,.!! o> i
(acturer or dealer in
TA BIC? ^
??vc totivto our .. plete I ree sKi
ni'1" ^ f* 9 ! <
u ' ?. > .<? ! ??-. our r- mark able '
on. r.vi..-1 : 1 > - time from f ' fV
r< ' deposit Pity the rrol^-l ?
I r?-- oOj^t hot-mi teste ? V&fctl M ?
? v I ! ># is eery f aud pet diusi
itiujf US i ; oslsl.
in every town : d r. oGcr an ?ppor.
|c Tigce o N-i
f^cc* "l| Notice th? thick robber
k3a' L? "A" and i>sncture atrip
, can X3F and *'!>/* alw rim ?tri[ '
Qver (Af tiro will ojn tlast^anjr^?; 11 . i
and easy riding. very durable and lined
s porous and which close# up small pun ::;r
tls of letters from satisfied customers s
e in a whole season. Tliey weiph no mor
inp Riven by several layers of thin, sp< aa
nsattoii commonly felt when riding: on a . '
ave" tread which prevents all air from >(j
?niiup all suction. The repulat ."rice o* 1
arc making a special factory price to th
rtter is received. We ship C.O.D. on ap; >j'.
ound them strictly as represented.
making: the price 04.50 per pair) if yr i.
dvcrtisement. We will also send one
Itotiirn mm : J * ? * **
viu3vi.->uu Kin jmiu urarr?unc?
fe cut* or heavy gashes). Tires to be r< <!
isfaetory on examination,
as safe as in a bank. Ask you' Post ?< i
tliis paper about us. If you o..'er a . r oi
run faster, wear better, last longer ai. 1 i.n.L
rice. We know that you will be so well
order. \VT* want you to send us a small trial
als, saddles, pedals, parts and repairs, and
he birycle line are sold hy us at hall the usual
our big SUNDRY catalogue. \
today HO NOT THINK OF BUYING a \
* from anyone until you know the new and
tal to learn everything. Write it NOW.
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