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who isthe hero of our story. 3 .Annie Fri.-
zer. the daughter of one of the tirst‘ Is‘wl
ers of the’ssm'e place, is' our heroine;—
zl‘hey Were/early :lonr‘s. V Both-Mr‘éFra
zerv'ender.’ Colder were members of the
aristocracy of'P-—+-. and an intimacy ex
tsted - between their families. Brought
lthus: together; Annie flsnd Theodore] early
lbecsme friends; Their evident partiality
lfor each other was food slur merriment‘to
'their older friends; but in spite ofthisAni
nie never needed a defendergnor Theo
dore an advocate'. when re'presched. As
their spring pessetlxipto summer, the skies
were/changed” but their hearts remained
the same. " ‘
j Such attachments though not very rare
or striking; are yet beautiful beyond all
that is dazzling in the development of hu
manlove. Happy is she whoin her‘ holy
girlhood’s day has felt the spell of ‘s'pure
love in the soul. The blight of heartless
observancess‘the poison dew "of vanity,
csnnotvrhelly destroy the germ thus our
turedn‘ She must be better. purer, more
sincere. w :And in'hirn who awakes.‘ who
returns. this early ,eilection in his early
days; is'enkindled'e desire for the soft and
gentle household ministry of woman; s
belie! in her truth, that no after treachery
can shake.» - - ‘
in 'his eighteenth year Theodore left
home for'a distant College. Ambition had
even then addressed him with her imperi-_
one voice, and while the moon‘lightof boy
hood -fell on the flowers at his feet he had
chosen to tread. in the noon of life. a stern
and ruggedvvray. This common daydream
ol eminence. in his college struggle his
strength'of will madee reality. Trusting
to no miracle to fulfil his destiny he made,
by earnestness and untiring eflert. his ac
tion second the magnificent conception of
his wishes. Glad in the consciousness of
accomplished purpose and merited ap
plause. ‘he ‘ returned-to ,meet' the proud
greeting oi his parents ; the esteem of his
elders ; the envy.- perhaps. of his campers.-
ions, and. above- all e gladd.‘ in while
brightness, honest toil' anti vresry labour,
shone with-a :glory unknown before. So
tet‘the diligent in-actioo'; the noble in as
piration, be rewarded evermore! -‘.‘ ' ’
' To him. that smile .vrss not such estran
ger- as she who gaveit must now appear to
us. In the sunny clime of her presence
he had recovered his .wsstedstrenglhfiin
those fleeting days whichthe secluded stu
dent “givesto home and the forgotten ties
which bind him to the bustling world. :
.That child whom we admired for her
sweet,- .childish emotion," stands before
him a lovely and accomplished women;
stillloviug as a child : still trusting es in
child. yet beneath the rose-veined’msrblev‘
of her cheek. quelling the tide of modest
blood,‘ eudconcesling‘ thelire at her darlt‘
eye beneath Its jetty veil.: gShe mnyfeel 3"
osy-sh‘s‘ does teelthe impulse, to rsst:ss;of‘
old in those arms; yet perhapsslttkeeps‘
her tell andigrseeful ferns ereet‘in pride“
end the still womanly heart, that will throhl
and th’rob, must'yet best gently heath that i
rounded. delicate bust; [-Thst bustlhese‘
lilyttint rolls ontto hidebeneath the shade
of'the' lossy’ .black ringlets that put her
dove-‘llgke throrit. , Annie was indeed love
ly’rnot lovelier tha'n thousands of ourland.
yet lovelier than pen can tell ; for who
stands in .the presence of a- lovely woman
without feeling ; that it is the very charm
of that presence. _to the spirit of beauty.
speaking in 'eye and hair and cheek and
form, we owe deep admiration. The mere
portrait of the pen.; gives no moresdequate
description ‘then the gifted sculptor could
give‘e'veh'inhis faultless creation ofthe
goddessfol B‘ea‘tity.’tes she appeared to her
Trojan‘lovér.‘scatt_ering amhrosial odors
from her hair ; the tints’ol morning flashi
ing over her cheek, and celestial love hes:-
\mmg trons’jhflfieye. Different far in sp
peerance washer lover; and yet 'tbe‘tall.
slender student ;-- ”with the ‘rns'rlt's’ot tho't
_on his br'otv. and-his dark; passionate he
zel eyegfa’n'd ._his determined lips; formed
so displee‘sing- cootrs‘st 't_o7‘his tair'er horn}
'Pnnlsn-‘i‘ ' " . j ’.
; ~:Winter.' ithou'gh his- looks were as cold
and his voice ss-hoarse's’s ever, frozenol”
the‘vrsrm spring of caution that still,bub
bled upstart!) and bright; .The‘fluversi
,metnig tly in the crowded 'ci’rcl'e to‘ item
of socisljoys endu'mirthfulnes‘s.“ and often
stone to vow and to confess; sad-own the
_gentle’psins-of lovexAnd what'tvss'swe'et
er thsuuhen spring filed the hills in fresh
grepaillnngyithya’few intimates? to rdve'
over thehesntiful scenes isr'oundi,‘ 'Sp'ring
passed . ~snd'sum'm‘er ceme.‘ sud/with the
sultrysun of July s‘city.‘eitquisite,zto re;
creatnmil" delicate frsme' and " gain? some
lsurels among the belles of 37—7, to e
cartrpsigdihlfi undoubted tissue. .xDres'setl
in eicostume‘svhich. only. the‘puhlish’er ol
aZfashion, plate .couldrraceurstely' describe;
,otle‘rgus- with‘the most delicate and ‘spproq‘
‘veglgperfumes andzpnssess'ed of shalt they,
‘ietricslmsnuerg Mr. .~Fredehclt‘-:thrton
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gunned citjzenof the Qdflsltetz city itofii‘n
‘,',‘!‘lllll!|.l?s hesrt.: :His face was smoothga'nd
regularly formed; his person-zwoa‘i'slight
but svelltmadet and; s‘ Uodrfssfof? Eityltlife.
he‘d given him some ltuouledgehof'ihe’ hot:
man heart whicxl: et'lifa‘toffm'ere‘in’dodencé.
rarely gives, ~ causing an acquaintance
Will's fomeel the elitepfthc place, he not
afiset‘.ouiihei‘eine.‘ suggntegtlngfisrfigstruck!
’srittidter lperso'u’sli spgésrspcegffitij struck?
veayferctbly. indie ”t 'h’ut’on satisfied-f,
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was in oppoi'lunlty (91 signalizo himself»;-
quie us pretty;- 0! Othaughly family
endowed with usiargo- fortunes-and than
therewu a lover over ‘whom to iriumph,
Such pn Opportuniivaau not to be alight
,cd. Annie’s ,womlniah hurt was'pieuéd
with lha homage o! lhe handsomu awhile.
and aalno featlulihought of wrong or in
turn sorrow came ,over hc'r‘, yielded lo the
influence,“ lhe moment. 9nd did not're
who the invader oi her lover’s right. ' V
Matters “were thus when. 'on an after.
noonol‘ rare: beauty. the‘ young'a'nd lair.
thé brave and brilliant of P-—=—', assem
bled for an ax’cursion and-merry party to
’n neighboring noted spring. ' ' '-i .
In. the gay craft of their amateur boat
man,- they glided up n gentle ‘currcnt
where' the river almost slept beneath a
double row of tall elms and maples and
‘ oaks"; while beyond; neat larm7honses'
3 stood in the green' meadows. Then’came
i a ripple. up which the utmost eii'orts oi the
i gentlemen could scarce mere thebattes‘u'x.
and above this' the stream spread into a
1 wide, lake-like expanse."sn. still and mo
tionless ‘ that' the golden star of the lil,_
‘ rocked to and fro among its_leaiy flags.—
On one side of this was a deep shore. clasl
with evergreens and stunted shrubs; on
the other. a salt meadow bordered on the
water by tall trees. extended for‘a short
distance. and theirs bold‘ hill flanked by
a fertile table land. rose behind. This
soul inspiring scene was passed, and then
on a level shore. among a clump of trees,
the famous spring lay sparkling in the
sun-beams that chanced .to dart through.
the foliage. 'From the pebbly basin. crys-'
tal droughts were quailed. and then soon
upon the smooth, cpén. green award. light
leet were bounding to the merry viol.‘
Theodore was Annie’s escort, but on
their arrival Wharton managed to secure
her attention, Although she saw the pang
she thus. inflicted on 'her proud and sensi
tive lover,yet ehe'would not nebly repair
it by repulsing the stranger and calling b!
I smile ora’kind Word her injured admi
rer _back to her side. And he.—he felt
that. leeling- which had for weeks‘ been
cloudingvhis spiritHhat sickening pain
which darts through a trusting and feel
ing heart. when one whom it believes ul
(me u Haven. betrays thht‘truat.‘ j
Nigh: bro’ught a gay séene. From ev
ery (tee lamp: 'were gieaming; the' sky
wa‘n robgd in in puredt'blue; the mu
:Ihed down No“ brilliance {jewels and
jetty hgir'fluhgd in the movgmenlfi o! the
dance-z while 'dreu'el c'on‘lra‘lied strange:
I]. will) lhqdark folingc, Ind‘onhly the
tubes '9! lhgwjg! flualgd onlhe still air.
From this leslivily a pair had stolen a
way for a few ileps and stood gazihgvon
the scene. ‘ They might have been lovers,
for there was en imp'nuian'ed air about the
gentleman. whioh'eeemed’ tovbespesk him
‘one bent 'onpurpousssl‘v lsve. He stood
for a moment, lhen'uhicpered some words
10 his companion to ~which she did polite
ply. . He took her‘ hand abut-Tit has ‘wilhj
drum—sud yet she' seemed -not'olfend'ed.'
After a few Words}? earnest-aroma, more
lheytreturned-10-lhe ‘crbwded-psrly‘. ' ,
‘ A ,lew,,pices dulhnt flrpm these anoth
er. stood. and he’nrd-lheili Whispered words.
And yet he wnsfre‘e [rom‘lhests‘iq oldie
h‘onpr‘able esve‘s‘d'rbpping'.‘ loi- lhe} 'hsd
unconsciously apprgs’chedlhis presen‘gei-‘e-
He‘hsd seen all; snd whéb, flur’tlidhdfid
of his beloved hsd rented (or n mb'mejqilfip‘
; lhstol s-slrsn‘ger, he had been], in‘t‘e’p‘lyl
to some‘tsunt‘ with which his .own'na‘th'e
had beenncouplé’dr her who in chin had'
solemnly owned he'r ' love, hnswef—l‘ NOE,
no! you? Im'divgjou 'must have seen lhnt'
he’s nothin'gvlo me.’ ' He heard—and nei-.
ther doting that nigh’l‘ngr his afterlife
ever did lheie ‘word‘s. les‘vs his finemory.
Theodbre‘Colder. in the igo‘by of his'be
traye'd‘hesr't, 'sbnndsu‘ed at ‘on'ce :heidol
of that helim 'bul'h‘e 3did nut fo'rg'el her;
in lhe depths _of his soul there slepg {wish
linked mtb her m‘embry which as yet lqok
no shape. 'blfl slept ready lo"_ws'ken end
mum, whsgeven form ”circumslsp‘ces
should give if.l and tha! fies—quienge'!‘
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’world seemed nor to hate buft oth to be 1
indili'ereul'; to have felt Ihedeelhiol youth- 1
{ul' srli'sillie's. vililch 'sofolteuflochisllo
manhood. "Apd‘she. il she, felt for; hisde- 1
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f Oh! and they will bathe - forgotten}
and Annie. ‘II Theod'oue (urned away.
The period of :his study. we: at length
completed end: Theodore Colder commen
ced his practice of thelew. .Almoet at
the beginnin his family influence procur
ed‘for- him film: pert oftcoueeel-inen im
portant-cane. Hieeflort in this was etude;-
cidedly euceelel'ul that at once hero’ge .to
eminence. A] Mr practice extended at
home hie reputetion .epreed abroad. end
wherever he journeyed; the wee flattered
and caressed. “Fortune ecemed, to adopt
him as her child. deliroue.by-her favours,
whenever he needed them. in eoctelyoret
the bar; ‘to , recompense her early etern
neee. The ‘eged enteemed nndgeve him
honor: end theyoungeet andl’airent would
heve thrown all. their other hopee aside to
have brought him to their‘leet. ,
Five years alter her. bnllilnt marriage
and triumphant deperture Annie Whar
ton came back .hebited in .robes of‘woe.—
Of her history during her absen’ce. little
was -known. Her farmer acquaintances
had .seldom met her during- the earliest
part of her. married life and. latterly not at
all. There were whispers that the star of
splendor which attracted her to; the city
was' but a meteor. that the. love which
Wharton proffered. had not been given;
but these more onlyrumors. 'Her relatives
alone knew aught.. though notall, of her
history,and they were silent. Mrs. Whar
ton brought with hera beautiful little girl,
her only child. Her father was now dead,
aodwith her widowed mother she dwelt
in seclusion. But time seemed to eflsce
all the marks which sorrow had traced, le.
ren the wounded spirit seemed to heal and
soon , the' dark 'eye at Annie flashed as
lbfightly. he; step won as haughty and her
form as gracelul and light as of yore. The
icolbr came again to. her cheek ; the smile
once more played around her mouth, giv
ing to the weeds she wore,.a>charm. ‘which
‘ many tender swains acknowledged; ,
‘_ 1n _the assemblies oer—-—-'. she again
met her former:.aslrnrrer. ‘ ‘Slowly his in}
difl’erence seemedto melt away ; more
dignified and less ardent than beforuhe ‘
assumed the character 0! the been rather 1
than the lover. yet Annie’s pleasediand
blinded ‘ eyes. saw- not this change in hia‘
mannerrbut, welcomed and encouraged his ‘
attentions in antnanner, better Isuited to ;
early girlhood—than sober, widowed tro- i
manhood. Nottnore than two years had i
elapsed since the deceasa of her husband I
are Annie became the wile of Theodore
Colder. A. 1
.Then she fondly deemed that hcr‘fliture ‘
would be,-bright; and cloudless.‘ In the
place of her birth; among the companions
of her youth-linked to the lover-other
.youth.-now renowned and wealthy,~€vhat
lacks she yet? But here began that lite
for which her‘ husband had so long stifled
his emotions: here waszto be -paidrthst
debt of paiotol .heartsickness; of neglect
and scorn. which she had in an hour at
weakness. on (hat festire night. contract.-
ed With him. ~.Moved by no companion
[or her pactsufleringu, softenednot by her
prclem lendernels; but thinking only ”of
her broken, faith; of his betrayed- hirmt,
he. determined to abate no. lithe a! his pur
pose. Perhapsthad (heir spirit: under
gone» no change. save the aiiént. one 01
time, thinhadmot been, :But-Annietneg
lécled'by herjhmbnnd, Ind flying into the
vortex oileshionable .adilflipl‘iOfi. had be
come more heartleu and -.ttifiing than in,
youth,~ while Golder. in’ theiwreck of his
hopeb.‘»and the excilem‘ent of‘amhilion, had
hardened-lii: atom-disposition oimoq: lo
minn_lhropy.~ 5‘ .: ~::/. A: ;
,Hisldnyi-and often achiei pnrtof-his
night: were spent In his oflice or abroad
injnurneyn of’hutiness, or among hi: legal
and ,litoraiygflicndfa'lxlheir resorts.—
When in the . aociclygof others he” was
puncliliom,in‘hilvbehnviourlo his grille.’ lor'
heym'proud o! hat-hum}. and :too. cha‘ry
of his own repulalioo to neglect her. A}
home he vnuld not (real her ill.-l Jut inhis
_calm'indifl'crence‘madmhe'i: fe'el :theapang
01. unrequited love. ,=' On h‘nglghild-he luv
ishcd. lhnt ‘aficniion _which miller: right.-‘-'
In the -.wnrmlh of; his munch (on little
Kate it reallyiueqnived M hehnd tr'nnllcr:
red to .her the lovahc boreiu childhood lo
the molherr .No child blunedlbgir unib‘n.
Hadit not beenmo, probably-larch: hip
children. high: 1' hame.dra¥rn.llgim. to their
mother. but no nigh hopgiof‘reconciliation
some. and Annie; pinged inway.-I-conlumpo
Jinn. that bane‘gl‘glhe'lnir pnd imgile‘. leiz
,ed on ,hervnnd‘ lhe} lhird . summer, ol hgij
union: Mm ~ :Thehdote < m; .hel' mead-g
wlonly any» when awhkq: in,,.The¢l’doi-q ‘
a cohlnioume‘ls onthe, ox‘lgnl. olhimwotk-
Thglunmo lhe _lorgum; of re mom; 9f 9"!
(or his victim. .Thcnmemorieh: pleasgnt
mnmotiu. ..of.. ' lhflrclrildhqosl; Ihfiirsenfll
l lovchlhein: bright youth/alluled .91».th
clouds ,and,:.tlpr'l§qe.n.ql Ms,-rule-EM‘lgl-“e'”
eutzansemqnti.;§‘nameunvarhiiimlflgififi“
:clmdwhichhj;fi,..‘lcpra,up.r,s he.» will“;
lhsitilgnl'filndipz;o£.:hariazlfl'3fi?‘§l‘ 's‘?!
alllailqd-m losch.f_.loundqd H!W"Ih.E9II-;
an "not";ALQVQFJl'plußd:be‘ntilt!“ lgreaih. ,
The» lhpmqm. which=wmlhuugaohblt
.cqll—c'ggrg deMul, ~-lhn',cur,se mml; gusty lo!
”flanged. amt; ”mum-muddy»
Remain :aawm: over :AP'E-crl'flfirflrc'l!”
which» mflfipe ofilulemrfbumgonlqn:
ihgggmight repairs-j .. '1‘!!! houmfiifiyrfigbuh
'3',” «bands Mlnaged glam; ,Qlylfi'lgndhlp
.-:,v,qi.c9:hnllsz.i nub Ilmng- 9mqlmmmim>
[guy], his will and ,-;rhepcnllnce. -. Shade-
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’NEWiSEmEs-é-‘vbfir n Naifi‘ri-‘niisibia‘m;l.3l.2.3”:
Hf. Anger—i; mm. ,ehé ,lhoughushar
‘ earlyoeath, how to hug.“ “.mong which
phenyght thye ‘ hue}; gq ‘,happy—.-uhade'l
passed over he: hwy; then Iqrrdml‘or her
qwn Iwe’aklnm. braketmthjn, tear; ;- till
woekqusxl permittfll hat-. 10 express her
foigivenegg ml; by A tam-med] his; hand
and en, .expresalve‘g'ancm. ~ v-s, .‘ u )
. Night came—2r calpi- ‘<‘Augiul.evuling.
The day hqd heenhrigh} but not sultry.—
The low-dye; hushed suvo’the voices of
promenade” enjoying an ~evening..nalk.
Late in Iheevomng Annie revive}! and
«wing lhe moonbealmg‘fall no gentlyumhcr
roomnlesiml to be taken' to the window
that the might ozainhehold. lheglotiel-ol
earth. The] objected 'on account olhor
weakneps. 'My momentrarqnumbered9'
the "lid : ' let me lookonvnhlt I shall ne
ver see again.’ ,Theedore carried herin
his arm; antleat with her on themindovv-
There lay before them thewhill with Ila
dork evergreens along which they hld'ao
ol’ten rambled. ,Thfixipplu, qftho river
sent back a thoulqhd sparkles ofilight and
calm and cold like sentinel: loeqixhl.
the shadow of lhe tall .lreen-II)’ all "I
wave. While she gazed. a- pensive joy
Mole over‘ her face. and when her hulbmd
nluislc'd'her‘ up. he cargied nothing but her
c a]. ' l . V t v-‘
They lnid her in her early‘tomh; and i!
the world deemed shehad been:neglected
in life by herhusband ; his deepend Inst
ing sorrow at . her', death seemed'to deny
snddispron the seeming slander, He
loved not again—hut the child of his wife
became the sole thing dear unto his heart.
On her he lavished, the wealth which his
stills increasing reputation gained~ him:
but even her caresses and attention cannot
soothe his troubled splrit. The‘he‘nrt'thlt:
changed so often will not again :chlnge :
the iron still remains in his soul. -' v:
- Consult your” own condciert‘cq ; what
darn i: lay in theTgrelt end 6f life"? '3'; Lijtcn
to its voice in 'the_ chgmben (if Iqu "in
heart. It tell-Wynn jth‘evéfln hquignc
mum- that it'pur‘e. and'thnt'strum‘flon
from tho‘thronent'GOd 3 but on'e iim’thlt
in noble, and worthy of dh‘iifihi’oflhl "Igir.
it‘, and that is.‘ to hecbm’a‘theftrigh' o!
God,"|o that _the'i'oul mly Wing its Ily 'o
ver 'the ar‘ave ‘wilhont telnfwitho‘ut du
mny. without condemnation: “Th-fro jil
only one’ path 'p’usiy‘ig over the e’arth.'which
u are. whlqh in light,“which is hqnorabl'n.
It in that non which Je'utl Christ has tutt
ked 'out in‘ hil'w'drd. 'glid"'vphich‘ le'ads to
glory.- x Lat conscience "Ip'e‘tkijhen you
are temptc'dvt‘d 'waate n'day';~"dr to'gommit
any known sin." to n'eglé’ct‘an'y knows; dil
ty. uplift-wilt ur'gé ”sl:be ‘all'jthé .high
and holy} upgitivea v’ofgete’lrnity td-ljvo To:
God; to giye' ydur po'wera‘td Hjm; tO‘Uegk
Hip honor in allyou‘do.; ", ‘ .. "
‘ 'fßénutilnll” is; lhc inwgrd .explamn
lionol’lhg .beholder’ as he uccndtlmlha
deck 10 ,lheglmorning, . New: beforo‘hu
nalure qqemed IQ lovely -lo.him._qugur
hofoie has he "seen. the hands of,-God,dip_v.
played inpqchpell'egtiqn, ‘ .AlI-lhefpgint
ingu by .lhe lmogt Ilull'ul hpmgm‘pomrp.
which he, had provxoully ugngh’nmmnk
log: in tho shade. Slowly and, majepliml-_
by, null droppibg with wnler‘. lhegkingmf
ny tisaaltomthiupcean .bgd',, ,The bye;-
zn. play gently Imm lhe, b:i_hy:i,v4a'vcl,"
scarce awakengdlrotglhqh mucel’nlflum
hers. The wholpveulem sky in p’guprqz’id
’with a gprgeouq crimgon canbpy—nnd fur
o'vcr'lo lhazweativn‘rd. in the dim dlllancc.
{hay _occa‘uohu‘lly be seén lheiwfellin’g (:a'n
vus ship'.‘ refleqlihg the glaring light from
lhq enél. {and 'appcnrin'g .5; filjgéach were; a
sheet cl fire'.’ =Wh‘o'¢mfivview,lhil .mi' hly
picture; and aay‘lhqre ’. 1’: 130' God? .' 'lSono
sue the unwi'qe; can make lhig' dgclgralipn
in the fiery‘ fac'e'lol‘ 'him‘ 'wliqfréignelh on
high. ‘Whhhh yierhi‘a might} pidlql‘h.
ahd'hot fc‘ellhla hpso'm u‘wgll‘wilh‘grg’tilpde‘
and adolralioli’loirflim,‘ In giah'om 516' l!!!-
'a,n_d moire; ‘v‘ahd'havfo. on‘r' hei‘ngi‘j; Nhhje.
'say‘e'lhé ighq‘yam and! (lie unjum. L All y'a
lure’ ‘speak'l ol ' God.‘ and everyf éréalure
{gels hip guardian pare. ‘ -' m " ,
A" m’zixi'vh‘ousé ‘siidigm be his; girth]!
pa‘rhdiée. ’ [i should‘ be’.‘ bf 'nll qlher'pfidtl.
lhat’which hejeavea with-mlo'lltjrggrep,‘ahd
tb which hi)t refihfg‘u with ‘moi‘t‘ldelightlé
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cjo‘uvgniém B.th 'Cumlqrtab‘lvergfog- hiq‘nifé‘.
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with hip? 'co‘fhfhr!‘ Within "(ha [l‘liéhnhl'jbf
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