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cMi M<t P'MVJU n4* So you do Mr. ——?'f
a I:., i*h 4i' »«h:^h \\a"j Laul, a
mil »i t << ,M.»t iml gracious; felt a
j/iJ i * tvit * » \ « dtt.l iiiii4 It wu«» different
1 «u f< It L i ^ ii^'it !iiu%Lif to your
f-»*^jt L> ..M^U^ fn Li^ iioniely
P.i/i1 »1 ., \r» / !*'-i, Xo he
mij^t i ••, Le kf j>t the di-tonce always rttween
an'4 y-'i Hv \\a* u.\vo.ys ei^a-od ir ^tt. 1. Well, the
L /ir » ! br.-in.s-> came. One cf the fir->t items on the
^ .iila, v*\i tiie c.cctlcii of president Panieil
I r 1} *•• / ./. i -t,» ^d< d, and tkcttd IA acclamation.
TL-'.r. \\.;> i, • i ^ipftit3r* The whule tLmg was done
In a qaitt i r^Iiitbts-Lke way, as If it \\xrca iiiere matter
of I ix>oked at Butt. There was no
Ms He felt the keenly. He rose? after
a he to go to
on of and
the his He
I the no
the by
1 to tell the
we — we an ad-
and the to carry
it 1 up the door. 4I Mr.
Butt," I " I am has happened,
but it not be helped/' He turned round; his
as he in the most
** Ah! I thought the Irish in
do to me/1 Well, my voice stuck
in my I say anything. Butt took my
in his, it, and off. There
not a bit of in the He full of
but 1 do not he with anyone.
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