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that rubbed the down froant talk of a silly, roed to a sigh before the sentence was

finished "I was so other people, in those

days, upon subjects of which I knew little or nothing Nine hly the peach has been rubbed, provided

the flavor is not injured to their taste It is only once in a great

while that you meet with one whose palate is so nice that he can

detect the difference between fruit that has been hawked through the

market and that just picked from the tree First love is a h"

"Perhaps so," said Mrs Sutton dubiously

In view of the circue, she felt that it

behooved her to be circumspect in condemnation of transferred

affections

"But that does not alter the fact of Rosa Tazewell's infamous

behavior to Alfred Branch and others of her beaux Isn't the poor

fellow drinking hih his

disappoint to be as honored a wife as if

she had never perjured herself, or ruined an honest, loving man's

prospects for life!"