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To these two gentleer

absence than Miss Selina's quatrain justified) Mr Ross Schofield, a

healthy glow of exertion lending pleasant color to his earnest visage, and

an al his brows In addition to

this iinary ornament, he was horned with pencils over both ears, and

held soood deal down there," he announced cheerfully, drawing up a

chair to the desk "I thought up a heap of things I've heard lately, and

they'll fill up hty well That there poem of Miss Seliny's was a kind

of an inspiration to me, and I tried one ot started once, it jest seemed to flow from me I didn't

set none of it up," he addedunearthed genius in hie of the treat

in store for his coht I'd ort to see how you liked it

first" He offered the papers to Mr Parker, but the foreman shook his

head