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W A S H IN G T O N
CO UNTY
H A T C IIE T .
llest little girl” for me. aud she was In ton, while I made love fast and furious I Mollle Forsythe and ask her forgive-
I ness In person. So I said good-by again
Boston. But If I refused Harvey would to Mollle Forsythe, o f New York.
V#H. ■ > grHuUoia put* her glanses ou
She seemed a little surprised first I to my Mollie and went back to New
be offended, and when he found out
And look» at rue—junt go
that I was engaged he would think me when I spoke to her lu tones of un j York.
l f I iiad done a uAugtity thing
To make a long story short, when I
a love-sick chump. Besides, what was doubted admiration, throwing all the
Sh>'« Hurt*, »oinehow, to know,
the harm? Mollle herself, the dear, un meaning I could Into my common saw Mollie Forsythe I reverted to my
flo w in It «he can always tell
selfish creature, would be only too glad places. But on the whole site took It unfaithfulness once more, und so I was
■Bo very, very, very well?
lo have me past my evening lu pleas very well, and In the brief time during ' for nearly a year. I was compelled to
ant company. I could not have her, which she was playing over a lot of lie in New York about half my time ou
9lt> says to me: “ Yes, little one,
'T h written in your eye!”
aud there was no use making myself tender melodies and I was whispering . business, and when I was there I loved
And ff I look the other way,
more miserable than 1 need be. So 1 sweet nothings Into her ear, we became I Mollie Forsythe. When I was in Bos-
And turn and «eem to try
woman had sense enough to see that
determined to go home with Harvey. to all Intents and purposes lovers. Aud j ton I loved Mollie Toppington. Was
G O TH AM SOCIETY-LEADER.
T o hunt for sorjiething on the floor,
she would make a guy of herself in
1 wanted to have a long talk with him It was not until, with a start, I remem ! ever a inan so situated? Was there
She’s «ure to know it «11 the more.
ISS DE B A R R IL has beeu hoops.
over college days, and as for the “ Jolli- bered that it must be growing late and i ever such a case of "how happy could I
elected by the New York Pat
est little girl in New York” why—she took my leave—not until I had emerg i be with either?" I was perfectly happy
I f I should put the glasHes on
Pudding: in the New downs.
riarchs to fill the place o f Ward
ed Into the street—that 1 thought of j with either Mollie; when away .from
could take care of herself.
And look in grandma's eyes.
After a woman has beeu through the
A fter a brief talk we arrived at Har Mollie Toppington, of Boston, and of | them I was consumed with remorse. McAllister. The Patriarchs decided
Do you suppose that I should be
hands of her dressmaker it will be more
So very, very wise?
vey's home, a cosy little bouse in Hast what a miserable creature I had been | Neither knew nor dreamed of the exist- that there must be some one person se
than ever dlflieult this yeur to deter
Now, what if I should And it true
Fifteenth street, aud I waited in the to her. The very thought of my con j cnee of the other, and the strain of lected to attend to the details of their
That grandma had been naughty, too? drawing-room while Harvey went in duct Ailed me with the deepest shame, I keeping this knowledge from them, to- future functions. Mias de Barrii has mine her physical proportions, or even
search of his mother. She same In al and I actually blushed at my own du | gether with the consciousness o f my been their choice. One of Miss de Bar- to make a reasonably accurate guess as
But ah! what am I thinking of?
to whether she Is plump or scrawny.
most immediately, a handsome, whlte- plicity. How could I ever look Mollle— own guilt, was killing me by Inches. I
To dream that grandma could
Iu the first place, the new sleeves, tight
my
Mollle—In
the
face
again?
For
now
huired
woman,
whom
I
remembered
grew
pale
and
thin.
Couldn't
eat
or
Be anything in all her life
almost to the shoulder, call for pretty
very
well
from
college
days.
I
used
lo
I
hud
left
Mollie
Forsythe
I
knew
that
sleep. It was dreadful.
But sweet and kind and good!
good looking arms inside of them or
be quitea favoritp of her’s and she wel I only loved Mollie Toppington, and I
I ’d better try myself to Le
To cap the climax. .Mollle Forsythe,
they have about as much style as pump
longed to see her and speak to her as o f New York, announced to me one day
comed me very warmly.
Mo good that when she looks at me
handles. "In the meantime,” said a
With eyes mo loving all the day
"Y'es, Mollle Is home," she said In an only a true lover may. What a pltia- that she was going to Boston to visit
1*11 never want to turn away.
fashionable dressmaker, “ we pad. I
swer to a question of Harvey's. "She
her aunt who lived there. O f course l
have sent home but two waists this
will be down presently.”
could not raise any objection. Instead
month that haven't had the sleeves
Mollle! I started at the name, but re
I hail lo appear delighted.
This. I
MOLLI E’S DOUBLE.
plumpjy interlined to give a good out
covered myself Immediately. It was
thought, would bring forth the inevita
line. And then the princess gown that
not such a very uncommon name, but
ble climax to the past ten months of
I f a mau ever loved n woman -faith
It was a little singular that Harvey's
Is coming hack into favor looks a sight
deception
and
Intrigue.
The
time
hud
Ifu lly aud with all his heart—I loved cousin should be a Mollle, too. We
unless tile wearer has all ideal figure.
come, I thought, to get myself out of
|Molly Topplugton just ns truly.
It chatted together all three of us for a
It’s an art to pad up to the requirements
the way. aud once more my mind re
^ had only been u matter of a couple of few minutes, and then there was a
of this dress. Y’ es, indeed. It’s a year of
verted to suicide.' But suicide Is cow
mouths since she had promised with rustle of skirts In the hall and Har
figure padding, sure enough."
ardly, and as 1 had sinned, so must I
the sweetest and most becoming of vey's little cousin stood In the door
face the conspqueuces, I thought, aud
blushes to be mine for good and all, way.
Benefits of a Nippinz Air.
I determined to see the affair out.
mid 1 was the happiest beggar on earth
IÆ
For a moment I thought my brain
Women should uot be afraid of out
Ip was several days after the arrival
until one day 1 received orders from had been suddenly affected. Harvey
door exercise, even though the winds
of Mollle Forsythe lu Boston. 1 had
the head of the firm with which I was arose from Ills chair, hut I kept my
may blow fresh and chill from the lake
managed to see her and Mollle Top
connected to go to New York and at- seat and clinched my hands in the e f
or prairies. The cold aid will do no
pington liotb often enough to avoid
jteu d to some business there which fort to regain my senses.
Standing
Injury If they are properly protected
suspicion on the part of cither of them
would keep me 'away from Boston for there In Harvey Haskell's drawiug-
MISS HE BARBU..
and bake exercise enough to keep the
so far. but I did uot know how long I
three weeks
Three long, miserable rom door—the “jolllest little girl lu
could manage It. Mollle Forsythe and ril'a duties will be to keep herself in circulation active. Ou the contrary, it
I T U R N E D A N D FI .E D .
week* without Molly.
The thought New York” —was Mollle, my Mollle
I were taking a walk and had wander formed of the names of those to be in will do good. It will purify the blood.
Was uuendurable, but It had to be en- Topplngton—or else my eyes deceived
vited, so that there will be no repeti It will strengthen the lungs, it will im
i dured, nevertheless. For although I me. It takes a long time to tell It. but Ide specimen of a true lover 1 was! My ed ouc into Cambridge. Suddenly I
Miss de Barrll prove the digestion. It will afford a
Yet felt as If every drop of blood had left tions or omissions.
was getting along very well 111 my a hundred thoughts passed through my brain reeled with perplexity.
chosen profession, that of architecture, mind in the Instant she was standing surely the situation had extenuating my body. My knees smote and I al comes of old Spanish stock and her healthy, natural stimulus lo torpid cir
culation aud streugtlieu and energize
my fortunes were largely dependent there. Then the truth or what seemed circumstances. Although for a time most fainted. There straight ahead of family was at one time wealthy.
the whole system. The Injury which
upou the well-known ttrm which em to be the truth, flashed across me—that I had completely forgotten Mollle Top us and coming toward us rapidly with
T o i l e t H in ts .
often results from going Into a cold at
ployed me. and nuturally I was com- It was simply a wonderful resem pington and made love to Mollie For her light graceful step was Mollie
I f one's complexion is "muddy." sal mosphere Is occasioned by a lack of
There was no turning
I»‘*lh*d • do their bidding. So I broke blance inteuslfled by my love for Mol- sythe. I should never have given lier Toppington.
low or covered with blackheads, the lo
the uews as gently as possible to Molly, lie, aud that the wish was father of a second thought lia(\ she not so won back, no escape from any quarter. The tion bottle is not the remedy which protection to some part of the body, ex
posure to strong draughts, or from
comforting her as best 1 could with the the thought. So 1 pulled myself togeth derfully resembled my Mollle. In fact, crisis had arrived.
I looked at MoUle Forsythe. She was should be sought first. Instead, the can breathing through the mouth. Avoid
assurance that three weeks were not er with a jerk and managed to ex to all Intents and purposes, she was my
didate for a complexion of roses and these and you are safe.
| so long after all, and that some day change the usual commonplace o f an Mollle. I honestly do not believe I smiling a happy, conscious smile. Sud
cream should begin to diet. Hot water
there would be no separation at all for Introduction. But I could uot take my could have told them apart. I do not denly she caught sight of Mollie Top
taken half an hour before breakfast
Madge Kendall's Tea Cloth.
us. Dear little girl, she was almost eyes off her for an Instant, and I Anally expect people to believe this statement, pington anil her face liecame a study.
with a little lemon Juice In It Is better
"Promptly at 4 o’clock I serve tea in
heart-broken, but she had a brave spir detected Harvey looking at me lu a but It is true nevertheless I could only Mollie Toppington was so engrossed
than
creams
to
restore
the
skin
to
clear
partly Justify my conduct by assuring with Mollle Forsythe’s resemblance to
my English home,” writes Muilge K en
i t , and she smiled at me so lovingly and most amused manner.
myself that I had been under th(> delu herself that she (lid not even recognize ness. Graham and whole wheat bread, dall to an American friend. “ My em
aweetly through the tears which gllsteu-
It has often occurred to me as strange
fruit,
clear
tea
and
coffee,
If
tea
and
broidered tea cloth must lie one and
**(1 in her dark eyes that I felt almost that among so many million people sion that It was really Mollie Topping- me at first. Nearer and nearer the two
ton, but 1 felt in my heart of hearts women approached each other while I coffee are used, plenty of green vegeta one-half yards square, with a plain oval
there should not be some wbo are more
bles,
lean
meat
and
broiled
fisli
form
that such an explanation would hardly —I looked ou with about the same de
shnped center on which to rest my tray,
alike as to features aud form. It be satisfactory to Mollle herself—and,
gree of morbid interest which a help an admirable complexion diet. Poultry containing sugar bowl. tea|>ot, cups and
would seem lo be the merest chance besides, there was Mollie Forsythe to
less traveler might feel in viewing a and candies should be avoided.
that nature does not create more du lie considered. I have always hated
A fter diet and exercise have paved
quarrel o f two wild beasts fo r the priv
plicates than she does, for after all we
male flirts—even when they were free ilege of eating him. My strength had the way for other treatment, a weekly
must all have the same features, the
and had the right to Indulge—and It fulled me and 1 stood rooted to the face steaming may he tried. The wom
indispensable nose, eyes, month, and would have been putting It very mildly
an whose purse does not permit her to
ground.
so on, ami the mere fact of one nose
to have called my conversation with
The two Mollies came nearer to each go to the professional beautlflers should
lielng Homan or retrousse and a pair of Mollle Forsythe a flirtation. I thought
other. In another moment they would fill a bowl with boiling water. Over
eyes being blue or brown aud a mouth of everything, even suicide—for I felt
meet. A curious smile came over both this she should hold her face, into
Isdiig large, small, ugly or pretty—
that I had proven myself unworthy of their faces. The seeouds seemed years which a cold cream has lieeu rubbed,
these things are mere accidents, and I Mollle Toppington, hut I didn't do any
to me. Suddenly my truant strength for ten minutes or so. covering her
have often wondered that people thing quite so rush.
came hack. I did not think. There was head and shoulders and the bowl with
should differ ns much as they do. I
Instead I determined to forget Mollle no time to think. But. acting on the a heavy Turkish towel. A fter drying
was not prepared, however, to And an Forsythe and that evening at the Has
prompting of instinct, I turned and the face she should rub more cold cream
example of my theory In the person of kells as completely iis If It had never
fled—actually run as hard us my legs into It ami she should not venture out
a duplicate lo Mollle Toppington, for
been, and by rigorous self-denial and
Into the air for at least three hours.—
surely she and this other Mollle, wbo self-sacriflce for her sake to atone to would carry me.
The next five years of my life I spent American Cultivator.
was introduced to me us Miss Forsythe,
Mollle for the deviation from faithful In Japan.
were duplicates.
M a k in g a W o o d B ox.
ness to her, o f which I hoped she would
I could scarcely eat a mouthful of never know. Comforted somewhat by
1 * 0 I P U L L E D M Y S K I . F TOOF.TUH.lt W I T H A
Following are directions for milking
The Church of.th e Nativity.
dinner for watching her across the these high resolves, I sought my hotel
JERK.
W e return in time to see the proces a wood box of medium size from that
M a d g e K e n d a l l ' s t e a c l o t h .
table. She had Mollle's browif hair pre and was soou lost in dreams of Mollle
[tempted to throw my position over ami
sion of bishops, priests, anil people excellent authority, the Ladies' Home
cisely. aud it was done up just as Mol
Toppington. of Boston—the only Mollle that Is forming In the square In front Journal: The liox should lie 3(1 Inqkes lu saucers, etc. 1 chose clover for the de
ay by her. However, I cuiicluileil
lle does hers, even down to the little I ever really loved.
t (.llrh a roll rut' would 1«. extremely
of the church. Each Is dressed In tils length and 18 in width, the height from sign, because when first landing in
escaping ringlet that fell over her tluy
I wrote to Mollle the first thing the most gorgeous robes. Turkish soldiers 10 to 18 inches. The interior may be America I was presented with a bunch
ltali. If not altogether unfair to Mol
ears. Her eyes were dark and had the next morning ns cheerful a letter as I
whose future was ronreriied as well
line both sides o f the street to keep the divided into two compartments—one of the fragrant plants, and I have ever
same soulful expression as Mollle's— could under the circumstances, for I
my own. ami uctjprdlngly I summon
way open for the procession to pass. for wood, the other for coal—and treat since associated them with your coun
and her mouth had that same inde knew the dear girl missed me terribly,
up all my eon race for our parti lie
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has ed to several successive coats of dark try.”
scribable droop and fullness to It which anil I would have given a good deal for
Mollle. sweetest." I said. "I wish so
Just arrived. The procession of priests, paint or asphaltum varnish. An ordi
made me want to kiss It. until I sudden a sight of her. Then I started out to
" ’ o m en A r e G ood.
ry much we could C" together hut
currying banners and immense can nary canned goods box can l»e fixed up
ly remembered that she was not Mollle attend to my business. When evening
Women constitute two-thirils of all
c cau'l—ciiit we
dles, meets him, then turns, and all and painted to appear like an iron-
—my Mollle.
came 1 was bluer and lonelier than go Into the Igitln chapel through the bound chest. Cover the surface of the the church members of the United
"No, Dick. hut you will write to me.
When she spoke, too, her voice was ever. (Hi. for tire minutes talk with
ou't you—every day?"
main entrance. Following, we are sur box with heavy builders' paper, gluing States, but only one-thirteenth o f all
Mollle’s voice. She seemed to have the my Mollie! Was ever a lover so un
the criminals.
“ Yes. diiiiliic twice a day."
prised to Und the main entrance so it ou smoothly, avoiding creases or
same tnsles and opinions—the same happily placed? 1 walked aimlessly
• "Good-by. sweetheart."
small.
It can admit but one at a wrinkles, and paint a rich mahoganj
little mannerisms. Her dress, a simple up Fifth avenue, hoping to Hud some di
F e m in in e F a n cies .
time, and that on e‘must stoop to enter. brown. T w o or tHroe coats, each thor
The new neck fnnclfiils are more elab
thing of some light blue material, was version in watching the throng of peo
oughly dried and afterward varuished orate Ilian ever.
From
the
masonry
it
eau
be
seen
that
precisely like a gown I had seen Mollle ple. the fashionable hurrying home to
and rubbed down, will make a good,
“ Good-by, Dick, dear."
wear half a dozen times. It was terri dinner and the working people return the entrance was once much larger.
Women who own a superfluity of Jew
durable surface. Strap iron corners
And so we parted. And her image
bly bewildering. 1 did not know what ing from their day of labor. Suddenly The reason for the change wns that the
and cross bands, embellished with big els use real diamond ornaments on
Jimmied me all through my Journey
Mohammedans
at
one
time
did
all
in
to make of It all. and I answered when my heart gave a great thump and I
their lionnets.
Lnd seemed to speak to me all the next
spoken to quite at random. I detected rushed forward to meet my Mollle— their power to injure and annoy the
Leather is being employed In the for
Liny, although I was busy every minute
Christians,
and
even
used
to
ride
on
Harvey and bis mother glancing at then I remembered that it was not my
mation of many dainty fancy articles
lof It with plans and estimates and cal
each other lu an amused way. They Mollle, but Mollle Forsythe, o f New horseback Into the very church. The
for tile boudoir desk.
dilations. When the day's work was
door, therefore, was made small to
must have thought me terribly and sud Y’ ork.
She seemed very glad to see
over It was Worse than ever, and I
I acini massage is particularly neces
denly smitten with Mollle Forsythe. me, though, and In an Instant the same protect the church from this sacrilege.
started to walk down Itrondway, the
Once inside, we see we are in a very
sary when wind and cold combine to
Once or twice I was tempted to explain shameful thing had happened again—
bluest, loneliest and moRt pitiable ob
adelent structure. Part of the mason
make the skin rough.
I had forgotten Mollie Toppington. of ry dates from the time o f Constantine,
je c t on earth, when by one o f those
A unique combination of colors is a
Boston, In the presence o f Mollie For who built a magnificent basilica on tills
strange dispensation* o f Providence I
toque with a steel crown, surrounded
sythe. Oh, the pity o f it!
ran plump Into Harvey Gaskell, my
site, about the year 330 of our era. A ll
b> a mass of violets from which spring
In a few short minutes I had spoken we can see of the oldest work, however,
old ebutn at Harvard.
upright loops of cherry red velvet.
words which I would have given half probably dates from not later than
, "W ell," he cried, "o f all the long
The tailor-made girl does not bundle
of my life to recall. As we walked Justinian's time, about 550 A. D. In
faced. God-forsnken-looklng Individu
up until she looks like an Eskimo baby,
slowly toward the Haskells I told Mol any case, the church Is a venerable
al* you arc the worst. Have you lost
but she puts on a fleece-lined or chamois
lie Forsythe that 1 loved her—that It building, and It has witnessed some
your last friend, or what other catas
Jacket under the coat and thus gets all
was a case o f love at first sight, and stirring scenes. In It Baldwin the Cru
trophe has overtaken you?”
the required warmth without disturb
that I could not llTe without her—that sader was erowneo king of Jerusalem.
I felt somewhat ashamed of the
A R T I S T I C W O O D BO X.
iug the graceful lines of her figure.
ahp must promise to be mine some day; It has been repaired a Dumber of times;
oa use of tny do wn-hearted ness being
to try to learn to care for me then if and once, when it needed a new roof. rough-headed, hand-made nails, add to
discovered.
Ho I looked up with a
A Joy Forever.
she could not now.
When a fellow King Edward IV. of England gave the apparent strength of this chest and
forced smile and tried lo answer him
When Gen. Warn? was commander
makes love for the second time he the lead to make one. This was about give it the character o f an antique
lightly. 1 remembered suddenly that
In-chlef of the Bombay Division, he
Icarus how to go about it, and I don't the year 1482. The lead roof did good strong box.
I had neglected to write to Harvey to
think I said a word to Mollie Forsythe service for about two hundred years,
tell hint of my engagement, and he
A box of tills sort may be put to use once gave a luncheon at Poona, where
that did not carry weight. But never and might have lasted much longer as a silver chest, and. if so. It should nbout forty officers were present. The
proltably knew nothing of It. I would
one word did I say of Mollie Topping had uot the Mohammedans melted it be lined with canton flannel or felt, only lady present was Mrs. Warre, who
. wait, therefore, until a more suitable
ton. of Boston. W e parted at the Has up ta make bullets. However, another which may be tacked or glued fast. Sev sat at the other end of the table.
¿occasion to announce It to him, as I felt
Now the general, in the course of con
kell's door, or rather Just within it. For roof was soon provided.
' •ure he would rally me on my remorse
eral trays may be provided in which to
Mollie Forsythe had promised an.1 I
ful stale.
Inside, the building consists o f a keep spoons, forks and other small ar versation. often addressed his wife and
I "T m all right," 1 answered. "Can't a my state of mind and ask them for a bad gathered her Into my arms and nave and double aisles. The aisles are ticles of plate.
whenever he did go called her " j o y . ”
,tnan pull a long face for his own amuse solution of the mystery, but I refrained pressed a kiss upon her warm, red separated by two rows o f columns
Among the guests was a cheeky young
Revolted
at
t
h
e
Crinoline.
'
ment without tils frleuds making re- from doing so because I thought It Ups.
subaltern from the gunners, by name
made of red limestone. These columns
Sometimes the American woman de Macdonald.
, iiia r ks ?”
would sound foolish. Probably the re
That night I went to Boston by the have plain bases, and are surmounted
clines to Vie dictated to even by her
I "You cau’ l pull nny more to-night, semblance would not be nearly so won late train, meaning to see Mollie Top by Corinthian capitals. They are nine
This youth suddenly paralyzed the
anyway," said Harvey. “ I'm going to derful to anyone other than myself.
pington, confess my duplicity and re teen feet high, snd at the top of ench a dressmaker or tailor, but with the re guests by saying to the general:
cent
advent
of
smaller
sleeves
people
take von home with me, and you shall
A fter dinner we went Into the draw lease her. I meant to do the same with cross is engraved. The church Is now
“ I say, who's ‘Joy,’ general?"
meet the jolllest little girl In New York. ing-room, and Miss Forsythe went to Mollle Foraythe, for I felt I waa un owned by the Latin. Greek and At- begin to wonder If the next step may
There was an awful pause, and the
not be In the direction of those skin
: You will like her, I am sure. She Is the piano to play. Even here the won worthy of either o f them.
But the mentan Christians.—SL Nicholas.
tight abominations worn some fifteen general said very slowly and distinctly;
Just your sort.”
ders were not to cenae. As soon as ahe nearer I got to Boston the stronger my
“Joy," Mr. Macdonald, “ is a pet name
years ago and from then on for five or
1 I looked at Harvey suspiciously and touched the keys I thought how much love for Mollle Toppington became,
T o o I n q u is it iv e .
I sometimes jrive my wife.”
«lx
seasons.
The
American
woman
has
iuestlonlngly. I knew he bad no als- her touch resembled Mollle's—Mollle and ths more Indistinct the memory o f
The yonng woman with the auburn
“ Quite right, too, general,” sang out
ens and lived alone with hla widowed Toppington, and when ahe began the Mollle Forsythe. I saw MoUle Topping hair who bad come after the marriage suown herself much more independent
the unabashed subaltern. "A thing o f
■Mtber.
first few barn o f a serenade, a dreamy ton the next morning, and the dear girl license looked at the probate clerk in of late than she was once in matters beauty is a Joy forever.”
o f comfort or convenience or looks. She,
i "Oh. no," he laughed In answer to my thing that eras my Mollle's favorite. was so glad to see me that 1 completely Indignant surprise.
,
This remark saved the situation. _
look. “ You're w rong there. Not this I gave the whole mystery up aa a bad forgot Mlaa Forsythe. I determined to
"W ant to know my age?” she sar for instance, would not adopt the hide London Answers.
time, old chap. She la just s little constn job, and then and there a very strange write her t letter explaining the castically repeated. "M y age? Why, ous crinoline recently, although dress
fw a have only Just discovered, and thing happened. I blush to relate It. strange case, ask her forgiven res and say. yonng feller, yon most think you're makers and importers tried their best
Cure and Prevention.
to bully her Into doing It. She stood
mother la very fond of her. That la all. even now. but I went over to the piano never see her again.
a LI Hung Changarang. don't you?"
Ancient medals represented the god
her ground and so absolutely refused
Bat my business In New York had to
¡1 haven't been affected yet, and I guess to turn her moslc for, and In the In/xxl-
dess Hygela with a serpent three time#
ratlon of her presence I forgot thqjhsry be completed, and I thought after all It
|t will not be."
It requires more sense to remain si that the threatened fashion died in it* as large as that carried by Aesculapius,
of MolUs Toppington,
would be better anl manlier to eee lent than to talk.
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ter of the becoming. The American
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medicine, prevention to cure.
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