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Evening Star, Issue 12883, 4 August 1906, Page 3

She had been for a drive with a young man friend, and when she returned she was glowing with excitement. " Oh, dear, mother," she cried, iS Tom and I had the very narrowest escape from an awful ace dent! Tho horse very near bolted. We were going through Swan lane, when all of a sudden a pheasant got up from the hedge and frightened tho horse, and if Tom hadn't made a dash for the reins " "Eh ?" said her youngest biother, suddenly. "How's tba*;? Why wasn't he holding them?" And it look at least five minutes to explain It is necessary to look a little deeper than the mere appearance of print on a. page or a dress suit on a man.

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