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enthusiasm turned a dry occasion
into an overwhelming success.
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boy to school in the larger town of
Panchevo. where he was introduced
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heard tor the first time the story oi
Benjamin Franklin and his discov-
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made a visit home, where he told his
father the wonderful tale. How he
and his peasant companions laughed."
Turning to his bold son, Mr. Punin
asked him it he had forgotten en-
tirely that thunder was due to the
rumbling of St. Elijah's car across
the hesvens. The boy smiled. then.
seeing the anger in his father's eye
rsn tor snzety.
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said thst justified the St. Elijsh
story so it was possible that Fruit
in: was “(ligand the legend wrong.
First Visit Home.
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high school at Prague was only an-
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provided him with a lens yellow
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noose and: big at or white b-md.
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