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SATUliDAY_. ~ Y _ 3 A - C V _ 'PHE cH§\lzLo'r'ri-:'r'<l)wN GUARDIAN

“- 9', _ r _ . ~' _ ` - ' olliclfmlasu 22,1929

A __ ._ " _ or ll..aef..VL:?¢ .

"5 fri' Sin

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\ =: - _ '.2 .__ -liz.

' t ._ _ .__V_-_ _‘_ __ A _ . th-_ . __ _ _ _ . _ _. V il _ ., ,

In dem theaters can_ hardly boast

periences and develop only a few of wg °\_U- *-UW-"U43 05 »l>°-“lbU-m°5- 'The and wandered about like gipsies. they others gradually sicken and dle.- _undcubtedl devclo d stro er ra-

Bourgeois life teday is rmrrliigrlly i

circumscribed. and poor in fee g. unbridled i Q, 1 1 _ 'rim _l.-mi mn eneraliy reels p n er pm ms' me

rl n g _ 5

ony; in his life the whole blesed- m ness of love. and once the iw of b freedom. Cnze in his life he hates wi

bllttrfily. Onan with deep grief hc b es rl loved one. and once, finally. face ol his . _ he dies. himself. 'rim gives all wo re mm Yet in the “Bmw i.itti¢ scope 1';-r our inmate capacity t to love. hate. enjoy. ard suffer. We i. exercise daily to keep our sinews ie.

tual

strong. But our splri organs re- main unused. undeveloped, and so lose their vitality. 'vi _Yet cur s;_iritua.l like our bodily -z h‘:llth depends upon the regular functioning of these organs. Unoon- h roicusly we feel hrliv tl hearty laugh llberaies us. hcw a good cry or an u outbreak cf anger relieves us. We c have- an absolute need of emotion

and its emreslon.

Against this our upbringing con- l-_

stsntlv wc ks Our general social i idea/l is stoicism-always to be un a moved cr at least to appear sc. i Passion bursts of feeling and fancy, are ruled‘uutsidc the bounds In their place we have set up common wrei.typed fomis of expression that nr rt of our social armor Often

5 P3 ‘NS 9»1‘1110» 15 S0 CCHS*-rl¢f0d UWB w ii. severe conductor collects the

tiiele is little rc-:rm for natural acli

h n l

ionships a .ghostly play. in`whlch the `

n ti c

libsence rf feeling is shocking. We cultivate a few useful expressions of 1 intf-rest, of pleasure. of dignity. and u ~\ set grlmacc cf politeness and be hind this armor the emoti.ons» evap- orate We ask D601->1e how they feel without waiting for an answer cr,

cl er

_ _ _ _M_

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in any case. without paying any at-' le earliest Lhudhood of the rave |

well-developed. but the emotional h

iientlon to it The l\hYSieal body is

The modern social code has crip

pled the actor, whose business it is

_ _D

to body Vforth feeling. When gene: nticns have been_brou.g‘ht up to re- 5

w ik h

_ . C i k_l `_ _ _ _ ea

in the play if we are ever o see 5, I-rise a true art of the theater-the s oldest. most powerful, and most lm- ¢ mediate of'lhe arts. combining the i

many in one. _ me

We all beer within us the Wwhti- atmosphere. The soul is set vibmt- |

allty ter every kind of passion, every l _ rote. every way of life. if this were gg. not sa, we czuld uct understand f,

other people. But inheritance andy; .v.d0_y0u..1°_

upbringirig foster individual ex-_

‘m ‘n ovm until they become

lxr n to mankind is personality-i that <l\1B1itv in one which rea'-is to

I' filbhivil. which shows itself in

tru y constructive instinctively they

in T

Vi de enchanted landscape ilyins 'past

hell-

i°n W0 make Cut Cf hmmln T913* ne's destination' u rter antin

rri

~ irpiano soars through all the seven

v od

all .re make' it. credible thathe is ning iilinséil mroiigiriove, or that e ima killed another "t-hrougli lousy? It is significant that qui-_

0 true lover. When an actor on the

says “I love you." it is the

tom in many theaters to resort musical accompaniment of the

instruments to evoke a tlzal

by n vibrato of the violins-,

herwisc one could scarcely dis-I gulshed all _lrlcvc-you from 3 g.

In former timw. 'when actors

re excluded from other society

Y he 118 . _

r personalities. They were more

irits that possessed them'v/ere orc masterful. They were actors

and soul. Today 'the body is

lling. but the spirit is weak. To every person nature gives li

U.!”S¢ 0f<l)C1l.\'K90lS life, mm are in e wo. d

round pebble: One individual

oss like another But the highest J

hatevei one encounters deeply and 5/0 Uni Which is stlred and oved by things hardly visible | ai-idly audible 'nw I‘¢f8Dt.ivcne.>s oi <.hiici.iel1 Ls npnralleled, and the urge tu mould

9:! Zllmes. is i.rreforesslb ~ and

Bilge themselves. guick as a flash » to all that they see, and change l into whatever they desire Their aginative energy is compelling ‘ic 1-rfa7-»a railway train!-already c engine rattles and steams and hiftles. new somebody leaks with light out of the window at the

rkets and now one arrives at

P0 D S

es the trunk the nearest arm ir as automobile whisks noise sly a-Wav. and me leotstool as

ens What is that? ’I'heate'r' el theater and ideal d~'amntic

The art oi licllllig cligmated in

dellswe areinGods ima. e.we

R l

av |

e in us scmeth ng oi the godlik- _

re is the greatest the one truly’

DOFF,_Knight at Arms, your 'coat _

l ' of mail, _ _

, ` Let your vengeful warring cease; '

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L No more feed Death, with woe and wail,

Come and feast V the Prince of Pc`ace_ _ ` Lay down your lance and welcome Yule,

_ Your helm with holly all adorning,

ll ' Colne, blithely sing, Noel, Noel, V_

On Christmas Day iii the morning.

t Husbandnian, la.y by _your plflllgh. I Housewife let your distufl drowsc.

it is your time for idling now, Mistletoe, mirth and green Spl‘l1C€

bouglis.

Happy with harvest, welcome Yule Your house with Holly all adorning. Colne, blithely slug, Noel, Noel, ()n Christmas Day in the morning

East

Three Kings came riding from thc

Condensed from The Yale Re view lAuuimn 'ml Max Reinhardt .d

Itllltotheactorwd noone else ing

that the theater belongs I do no.. 31

mean, of caulse the prolesslomil actor alone I mean likewise the s

motor as spectator For the c n

tributlon ci the vcetatcrs is almost h bs important as that of tha cast j The audience must take its part

taxes

wood

will

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1., _ _‘ _ \ ` ._

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_ - 0 _ _ _ in l

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ri.. ' _ V o .\

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inlleéwiiltv is fearful ui see. frills ma., Wm' f _ T ' _ _ _¢.=l'=;i='t_'f;‘~=" _=

__-in-<_iilbli.lm" or the spiritual me W .,1e"‘§,°,1d"'§,',f,'°,§','fnwfn°‘;°§,';t°,_f‘§s“: ‘ _ __ .,____h_ __ _ ..._.___;=_._.. - _ ' " _

` ~ ' ‘ ‘ f~ ' __ " ‘;_'..'f. __--__ ' -V V

_gmige mos.. notable sign _oi our mmdngmen in mu. _im,ge_ shakgi “_. _ _“_ _

_ Emp” - .

e lords and serfs, fort andfleld, _ _

Y ln lowly cottage, lofty hall,

'Humbly a glad obelsance yield. ` -

-~_ - _ . . --_ ’| ' V /V1 _' .'__ ,_ " " Q4. 1,. ‘, JI. i " -'41, .voooooooNeoconoooooev-ooooooaoo-oooovooooobfovoooo f ` ' "_ .3 » ‘ ' ` , " ‘ 7 `

' _` ' _ - Hcw_ci\n -th_e`actor.'rdn_lee'l in' every- ,_ _ `_ _ H _ . 1; _ , _ V -{ g V ' -

_ _ . ' _ _ ny existence, suddenly in me even- V ‘ ~ V ~ - _ _ _ ' ` ' V

~ _ _ leap into me life ora mm King, l _ __ - - _ _ _ _ _ . _ __ _,_ - _

_ __ , __ _ _ use unrestralnedpasslen sweeps __ ` _ ` ' -V ',-_" -1 - . - - ' V

, V _ .< ‘_ ' _ 0 rslorrn nero-_7. th; mcors? How _ ' ` \ '

I - . _.

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Unto the season’s seneschal.

Welcome his wassall, welcome

Yule _

Your walls witlillolly all adornring.

Come, blitheiy sing, Noel, Noel,

On Christmas Day in the morning.

Bring, troubadours, sweet' sounds

' and savors, __

Silver bells and n1usi<_:’s myrrll, Grace note incense, c_lemi~quavers, ' _ fBurn, on shawn and dulcimer.

Carol poets, 'welcome Yule, Your lyres with Holly all ad-zirning. I Come, blithely' sing, Noel, N0el,._ _ l On Christmas Day _in the morning. l _

Knights in arms, men, feet unsoled, stream down the ages to the feast, Whereto star led and manger goal-

Go in their train, and Welcome Yule, Your brows with Holly all adorning, ' Come blithely sing Noel Noel,

On Christiilas Day in the morning.

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.`_

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Gmlnlrable boon that the theater; ‘ on me sage 'nw b°x,°i|” ,.,sm_

as . . _ reducer in che." He painted land-_ ca and fashione architectural

neilth-'one of the many giant pine .¢+¢»»»¢»+'~`»$»»»`3<~»4¢¢»-

P39 '

press the eirictlons. nothing in Th! scenes with his wordgf In his plays! end remains to inhibit or to show. everyumm is bathed in mush a_n,{'_

flows into the dance. He stands,

THE V END _OE _ il’.i§i'_‘l2."§.‘f._ "P..§§‘._‘2.§?..'_§;`.i°’.¢.‘.f§..‘s.‘iX'..‘§°§1.'.i

" ` ' ' mode. and in 'lt he put human beings

nd tragedy. being of elenvlitai

eur and at the same time

In D.dys_of Uld

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Just then n- twig cracked beneath

his hand and the girl. looking in the direction of the sound. beheld the face-of her lover. white, set and distorted with anguish. With a startled cry-shedarted -_away and never paused until she reached the

0 _

trees that abounded. andthe déadiy bOli1 Of 1 htnin 1.1187. fblled ‘the

monarch 1%: meg for-est lald slimy' § S9rViC9_S 0f

; Canadian Medical

for although his sun has' _ c down. E A_SSOCia,tiO]]

Mclntosh low. Sandy in the prlde| and beauty of his splendid young manhood. But weep not lor

while it was yet day, it-$3 arlsen|

ina brighter cllme 'where loyal __A

>b§OOO§-O4

hearts and true, stand ever in me ‘

` (c°mk“-'ed ‘mm P°3° U) `u“er truth He was Hamlet Kin" ""‘°"* ‘*"°°“’“_~’° “M ""`“."“°F’ W claudlus onhellfi ami emails iii

have n cold bath. They had open- O

cd and closed their pores during the financial. year ci’ April l, 1921 to April l 1928. no less than seven and F a. _half tim :s more frequently than , ony. c_;_her'»pe:sr/_n resident within the' oily boundaries of New York. _f

ne |:ere"n Othello and leiro Brutus ld Cassius Romeo and Juliet Fai ta.ff and Frinee H nry Shylock and

Afitcnio Bottom and Titania and

he whrle line ol merry and sorrow- ul fc/els hved within him He en

They had h|',,d_ ,_ c¢1cumd_g'enm;_gendered them and brought them

man for s consideration to lump up W

and dt-vm \ip'c_n their etomarfl fzlr ilirce days vizipvcs slcnrir 1 until it

mgh hm b en ‘f..°e.c d Jar. the

brit ll

For the moment the theate is I new tlireatened it is in xl. decline

b‘l"“f°d"7f‘?{;,u:1° "f5"."j. ’§_.“'h°'°VVi5. ttédafy because in the noise and rush

result would bc. THEY have but _cn US. ‘ " "

the great cities. though material

gifians are given it its peculiar e

stsl beauty. the enchanted sense

wh" "ks my`"°W5~p°"°r-' dm’ of play., has been taken from it. It

this spell? lt"sp‘cll's."amwers the same organunatdmml deg_cncrz_i.c_y_ It is true that last week \\'-_Vscrapzd

`:i.gain§t'1"lnlaiid in the mar-_ C and Monaco." who of

not yet bee1l`a1'ganlcai.Lv_ co- natcd with the sudden growth

'? ‘the modern me'trop01is‘; ` _But I believ inthe deathlessness

uh U Bmk3_ . of' the theater. The passion to act “' °“ “us M Bumgge in the theater, to go to me dialer.

our Amway, is an elemental desire of manldnrl.

have been few ;

t is the happiest loophole of woape

those who have secretly put

our cor U’ of me their childhood in their pockets and klnem gene err with il io me end of meli- mlss 0' d

ur #Gro ery

o‘clock ev

wouldsoonoeis

nys. The business of the thee-ter is

If gnglmd not disslmulatlon but revelation.

the actor who camiot lic. who

himself undisirllised. and who _

in nut 5; long ss profoundly in-iiocks ills heart deser-

OUI' Y/0l)0l50'nts

ENL N D :film nil their passions. then- hiiméf

' i' ____'_V V _ _ _ _ .~ ., _

oral

Um?

the laurel. The supreme goal oi' _

cocktail, to wear the _theater is truth. not the out- l

janznhdtoruinwa .. _ i .- l ~ -.' ~ -

and even its morals but the idtilnatetrilili of uheeoiil. Willlvi'-Wi WM 10 him the deatlbifl'-ll S*d»'!l\0 ¢1‘€‘0m-'Li\$¢ “|115 511°

not Within

hal and wire pictures acrlgxs the ocean:

rd ratilrallatle truth <1' evcrv day

We can telegrirpir ‘nd telephone

me can fly ev'r~ lt. nut tlvewhy in

h the ihuznin bein' next to ueis still

iilhwllic as for as to tie store The we

e kllf lm but

uson this way. with the light.

the poet he ciiniibs the lii~'~X»lored

gf l _ peaks of the human ecul. his crm

in order to trmsformdt re- iiien and lo return with hii eye.-i, and voice full ol vrcfn-'Q

shelter of her home and chamber. there to realize what silo had done, and to weep bitter tears the long

light," but weep rather for the sweet, an entle irl who in this world.

faltluess to the -man whose liearsi After that tessms sleepless nilmf.

f "sh ld , ey Q1 5 him. Beside him was Annie Laurie'

° °° nm nn D “ap ‘mg ng lthi hesdu nhisbi-east.wlth'

for what the modern girl calls a.W ‘ef 9° |

"thrill," and, can-led awiiy by the mwv levins words and wressvs S110 an mc' am ,md somw of admiration and battery of the (to 50|-‘Shiv W HWWUH him-' HC? l‘°“5°“‘m forggygn and mn we hen awning soldier of the i<lng_,<iuiw zone. the Strain _Of the Drevi-,sandy Mgmwsh Ang Wim; dgughm-_01m.e does not ous night and thc terrible shock gm,” joy thc love admiration and the si-lee; any-; had dime its W°f\<_ Thevsadlv bore Lsurw, we nm

- life there _will be

ter how many of the stemer sexi S0, lewiv ieftmnd there in wild de-'nor gmng ,n

can resist the subtle flatlcry of n‘1h'|‘-lm Sh” '#05395 fm' mP~“Y- ""?"V be M me wgmany weeks. day after day in iieart~i'en¢1t|ku°w that

V _ _ing tones calling fo: her absentlholy joy ...md wml

Had this crring maiden returned* lover. "Bundy, Sandy, come to your el faces smuc to her lover that~night_and asked iassie. I‘m wearylng for you. ladd1e_|;';,5°d_ Iona Gmac '

msg 01.3 mm Arm 10,. mu m,,¢__=hcr home to the chamber She had

to be forgiven. I doubt not his great Forgive your Ain Annie- Laurie." 1 generous. loving heart would have "Come, Bundy. come!" This was

loveth much lorgivnth much. And about her bed.side_ thought it would does not _ Holy Writ tell uc tiia‘.~alwnys be the same. but quietness “many waters can not quench love.: eamawhcn hope WM #Wil UU. *md neither can the floods drown lt." To iyrritlually- memory rensscrted itself. the anguished man pacing the lone-_ and bodily 'health also slowly re- ly beach that night. life bail sud»- turned. But she seemed to have no deniv bf-come dark Wh1t he lin.fl‘ wish to livel but went about as one

blow to a‘l his llnnplnesli. i'nlth.lovr. liI1ll0l‘°d thrvuzii the summer. but

d g U ‘ . <

_will never know happiness nor peace' Tm-Uughom our mum,-y we have

night through. Oh. Annie Laurie. again. under me pi-ovlnelal

WMC SVU Spirit tempted you iv D2; ' _ provision for education. In

_ - _ ‘places Education is compulsory

you held in your-keepln<_z._and whom She 1'°S€ ll GBWII 0-1111- W0Dfi€1‘il\K.19,w being an ¢.xp|-emu” of

as after cveilts'pi"oved you loved so 0\it._1elt iml>¢1l¢d W Mk!! me 01'! oplmon that education is

dem-1y_ n°‘w|¢hgy,gn¢1lng your mgl familiar path to the trysting piece. not only for me memmy d;5|qyg|_¢,y1l Lmklng bmi; and there she found her dead lover.|!m, an _chudren

across the distant. years, can v/c not WMU sim'-lil WHS miSS¢d the llmemn be educM_ed_ ,md so an are

ln some mcagm-9 uma,-g;,am|_ ,yum band ofsettlers came to loek__fnr_m my for me educational

EDUCATION PAYS

afford

nftrr

But

its own ill

those

we have muse, mid nwile_" ' 'I'hi.s“ia sh

vm-

| Long years have some and gone Cubed in

overlooked im nun. mi-_ lie mai her ery eontmuailv. _ one time §f§§|és§§%fmg;1“|m%_‘§‘;§.'__,dA‘;`:11¢l.:]¢;_‘:¢e§::>:l? hm

lé . Tradition alone rent lns:to¢ ‘ human - wilihelr sad me tml.-. story. mil, mu, l., tl, ,,y"°,,‘f_;_,’,;‘ §;eV;1‘f°dV¢vlm lovers have exchanged vows since NICE and dull-l'y, 5 lohgormm ° tl-len. many hearts have been nude healthier life than ever liggqfend ° aorrlmln, may giml. one lim me reason- roi- urls *ls me gin," ,J Ti-‘f’ world goes on its way, forgetful of "l°llli‘n~sctehtifl`e krrnvledgc. mnlgi the sadness or the joy. it in iieiiev- bevdlsem sn., .0 gm,” ¢° °¢ - ed tim the spines sei free from me Never more have the .,,:,';`_,"°‘"h~ burden or the flesh visit the scenes wma ‘uit |¢,l..,Y,M °¢ Des-

had He 'was poet after. and _ _. _ _ ___._ __ __ ,f -V f - V _ -- ' wr- -V _ ~ ~ 'ers that off-co\_ol'_plays flourish fin-

` ' ' _ __ ' Ilhdeilll 0n.mlu-week_matinees,"|':_Tat-

M_wmthm. 0,. not ,_hc_v_ronized mostly l:Y oli.cr woinen. To

_ or mc number of be sure modem youth, or some oi it.

has compietcll

and food, and services which

there re- and equally

__ of -~ personal of _each indivi- as inucli upon

upon his practice of Even grandnioihers

es upon the pro-‘gsm ' A

health ser

be known, the indi- question is-Docs

years.

a great

of infant

taken which educa- cnrc of

vo-veto

~‘h..y v

¥ _urcs many

-_ .nltes _with e.

dir.-c which

mal. we w`ui'it.‘ sient tourists'

lines before returning

me second balcony

_ ers ol' bargain

ents bask the

symbols of the cave.

-'ilfe in me r'aw_"'

Feminine financial

dispensable to the labors, and to the

ics who pour ilbations to

be Rows in the Petty llutlfors

mg to color the pale brains with

And women are their Well. life in the raw

pioneer ancestors is what they got ' hostile territory in eb. But it was raw wise. with a quite in a modern New

_testers sketches for guests of typical family history: i _ _ “My grandmother left New York in lll38_ for ri. settlement- in Ivllchi-i gan. where life was simple. yet ell-_ rltlrlg. The men were neededfor- work in thc field. so gl1ndm_othcl‘.l ihen ai young married woman sprang into a wagon :ind started toward Pontiac. the nc;-.rest _source of ‘sup-

plies-a. long ‘ Journey over alnlxqst 'mpaesable roads. She left her ree :hildren at hometo shift for them-_ selves, c-he 'a baby of two Vyoars. Qn the_~th_l-rd day. .Lack ‘came grand- mother, the rattling 'Wa¢0n~ladln with provisions for the ent_il‘¢_-Seb tlement, including a supply of dried apples, chclcqet of pioueer__rations~.V 1 "‘0n_e day" whll`e_grandm_other_~lva's in thefleld l1_elping_ the men. 1ndi~

ans sto_le_,her _lsleeglng baby from the cradle. But t e _theft was a prank rather than al serious 'l:ldn.'m- l>ln`K. for rny grandparents and `t`.i_e Indians were on irlendly`terms. In

a._short tlrnethe brought the baby buck. '_I'he,re nstated baby grew up to be my mother." .

H19-ke l‘i5<iuc play.. profltablehbeblilse they have ¢he__ leisure. qthg money and the telic for darin situatlbhs

is not averse to life in the raw. The acid work cf thc revoltes appeals to

services are th” unfinci IESUESB 8`ll‘l. B|¢l`t fb but wt

~ o -to

into the wormy fiult of the modems. But the chief patrons are unoccu- pi__ed_inlltroi1s, bereft of home duties. seeking to-fll their minds with raw life. and bursting with ardqr tg lm. pa__rt impressions in eager

e c.

rough

|_W?|3h.lf5. ,escorted play in

| "I rhow im UM and

over.

sat thele

our m

thenlcll

enjoy most New York experience.

clean <l;':i::;~l

its star. imtlnce play lo

r1"al :.i:n

This 'v/hs life in the raw-so mlicl1` '~ -~--<0

le:s"dcc1mfortablc than sinking into tl wil ,g ‘;. _ _ ’ Dil-d e t__h_eatre :lent to lilxurlalein the, inddern ruwness which obliglng ap _ -- grey S playwright; provide furiisf _ V _ l

The theatrlcaii ' husimxss demon-

=_i_f=l¢.=¢s- that __mladl¢-aged wonleii V kV- -=' V

I " _- _ ' _(continued

"IU

YBIJI

niatrons iof impee¢£~;,5`_ of errant curlosltlli,

Whleliérihs brigiiqg the _fame of "_rl;w,»-

= They D_i-along in the street arlql

oV€r the bow.. the restaiuamg. Uliderlllis cg. the tenseiy ln. afraid lest some

modem-

“bon

modem.

Wrne but

a good indulge

for u time

not prattie On the

01' evei-nge

raw. It

Vital

now was

men and

could hours steam at the stilln-

neer aflca

for the

as lille

the end. a career service.

'to he differ-

from

had called

was no' way to treat iz

not been to bed since iic York on Saturday. It was

tho Vestris' lay on

see him on

and un- wltil the that he

the

here and try this

the steward. him put on in a steady

,md mlm shnzlneed. lt is suld thnl, an it drew ito _n close sho lilly,-g __1in_ot that _oy __md_sm,T°w Is “_ my comm _ ge theylngw- have

eve ~y lloul hm at some time »i-~_~tl\ei- the struggle of living. and gladly its Llclliscnlwn, lm :in-ir nr d‘v'_'~:V wont to _loin her Sandy. They laid g¢¢my_ .,/1;;-‘ ,Q `_‘.; _'; '.':;|;|j l;i,1'_', thi lit." by l\iH_BldC in till* MY/EIC llttlglrt l-ffl had indeed entered into: his bu:-ml place; _thee hollowed apo: soul. tale musl..h‘o’, hive kept his whole. the waves mane their per- vigll. ter lil the cal-iy morning Hour.; ~‘~*"llt remiieni. Here ltle when li terrific fp.'_<1rm; Caine pn ulihocdecl all.l.he. pioneers. those people good by tile allmaets¢l’§uln.,ii til wzim andtu-uv. are realms-_,ffm f-Ml' lt bloke ln nil its iry 'hilpwas evi- isiiois. In Ilaradlde. the land that ~.l¢ii.i_.f for:-cd to rock shelter (inte:-.ic "not“ very far off. we know that

wonder ._t'he.n limi' rewards the mm- mm' h°“m" “`*°P`llll tlleln-

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