Subject: Micr0Cap st-0ck Rep0rt

From: "anthony mcintyre" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 12:21:37 -0300

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After he had disappeared Jehiel turned to the tree and leaned his forehead against it. He was so still he seemed a part of the great pine. He stood so till the piercing chill of evening chilled him throgh, and when he looked again about him it was after he had lived his life all through in a brief and bitter review. spells these words as I have indicated; but if he is referring to them inthe Dative case, he sticks on a foolish and unnecessary E and spells themHAUSE, PFERDE, HUNDE. So, as an added E often signifies the plural, as the S By that time, indeed, he had sunk into a harsh and repellent silence on all topics. He went through the exhausting routine of farming with an iron-like endurance, watched with set lips the morning and afternoon trains leave the valley, and noted the growth of the pine tree with a burning heart. His only recreation was collecting time-tables, prospectuses of steamship companies, and what few books of travel he could afford. The only society he did not shun was that of itinerant peddlers or tramps, and occasionally a returned missionary on a lecture tour.