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MAY SEYMOUR. whose hns~ -'
hand killed himseli because of '
- her love Iifsir with another
man. returns to her home town
after I year‘ s absence. She sells
her property. and with her tiny
fortune in cash. sets out to find
and marry a man with money.
At Atlantic City she meets
HERBERT WATERBURY Ind
DAN SPRAGUE, through I
divorcee. MRS. CARMTTA
FROLKING. Both men pay suit
to May. greatly to the distress of
Carlotta who has been in love
with Dan for years.
May tinde Dan very attrac-
tive: but she sets her cap for
Waterbury. having made up her
mind that he is the rich hus-
band she is looking for. Finally
he proposes, and May plans to
marry him within I week. She
gives him all of her money to
invest for her.
But almost at once she regrets
this. when Carlotta. leaving for
her home In California, warns
May not to put too much trust
'i‘liE L‘VEi WING ST‘ ’NTiNFllr-S‘O. NORWALK,
INEWS FOR lHEATRE c or no:
TON N.
“0h. Mr. Fol-gen!" she breathed.
There was surprise in her voice
But she felt no surprise. She had
seen how it was from the boilin-
ning. with Ulysses. She had ‘
known that he was falling in love
with her that day, a month ago. '
when she had g as to his office.
She had men to take him. too:
to he the mistress of his beautiful
house.
She meant to take him. now. But
something deep within her . . . her
conscience perhaps . . . spoke for
her.
"l don't
clearly.
For a long moment Ulysses was
silent. as he studied her face in the
dim glow of the automobile lamps.
“No." he said at last. "i know you
don't. . . . l shouldn‘t have asked
you what I did."
Without another word be bent for-
ward and started his car. It shot
forward into the rainy blackness of
the night. May. loaning back
against the leather cushions. felt
a carton-sadness settle down upon
her . . . a sadness that she didn't
understand.
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5 Vaudeville Acts
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“Traffic in Hearts"! William Fairbanks
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Charles “Buck” Jones 1‘ Eleanor liozlrdllllln and
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“Lazy Bones” ,l “The Circle”
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
MILTON SILLS
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“THE KNOCKOUT”
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love you." she said
SUNDAY NIGHT
Fighting Youth”.
with
Commencing New Serial
“ACE OF SPADES”
with William Desmond
STARRING
Mildred Harris
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
A Special Pro-Thanksgiving Vaudeville
Program
and the picture
HEY dined at a little inn I
dozen miles from town. The
place was famous for its food.
and the waiter who served them
wondered why they ate so little.
They talked very little too. W.
who usually chattered like I. brook.
was strangely silent as she crumbled
brand with her white. pointed 'tln-
gel-s. Under Uiyesoe' grave eyes she
twisted uneasily in her chair. She
searched her mind for something to
say . . . aomethlng light and frothy
and amusing. But no words would
(lilo oi Broadurl} a great stare Sillm‘rsw: il' ll‘l
to the stage
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Harry Langdon in “Feet of Mud"
in him. Worried. May goes to i ' ' {
Waterbury and demands the re- come. “ . . I ” Bridgeport Theatres 5
turn of her money and an hour At last the meal was at an end. ne orlous l t Th k . ' F
later he disappear; iii” likiaiild o; brwtd‘ Of ”(idea i. g i an sglvnlg avors.
. ey e e nn nn etepp n o J ‘
elrlyezlrllldeiiir 12:3; 2:“; her Jill. the darkness again. ——. WITH m -‘ Crepe Paper FCStOOllS
road ticket to Calliorniiiy if“: d. “I shan't see you again . . . over. 5 l Lyric Theatre Qt' k
in; to spend the winter will; I suppose." she said when they were El 0 ‘ 0 l l L m (’l‘S
. back on the Gregorys' whitc- lllared H ‘
33$ti12r‘lhoddmd prsvititiasly in- porch. "Goodby, Mr. Forgani)’ ame ammerSteln i T 0 I) A Y BaSketS
we“ she Hoop. it; innherehiivih’d , She held out her gloveloes hand. " John G J ermon, Inc Cards
"(- .. ill .‘n . . i .
Burn to visit her own friends. and???“ m he answered prompts SOLD AT
Odgxd:ndw(liili03iiA IGlamour.» And without tuklng her hand in Billv Arlington ’
dOWntoy 0 s e s lunching farewell. he turned and went quick- ' . - . , , ' ' ‘ ‘ .. ~ ., ' LY S
“-31 Mill Gloria. she , iy down the slope. . and ”in .
wfigéerbzisflflsmfigflflgfi a "1'” never see him again . . .” nGOlClEl'l CI'OOli, SO. Nori’i‘filk weStport’
o I y ove May said to herself. and suddenly - “'i‘h '
' {gingham aildelrtlnk? herntlo his she called him back to her. ‘ i 6' I ‘ 5a re EDE MAE
I o c apero ng as “i want to tell you something."
party given by his young daugh-
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she began. as he stood a step below . d—illf;
her so that her eyes were on a level
with his. “Not ”that it makes any
difference one way or the other.
. But I like you better than any
for. SALLY. 0n the drive
home \iay tells him how she has
lost all her money. and she cries
on his shoulder. Ulysses pnte
She raised her eyes to meet the gay. cicncr eyes of Dan
Sprague himself.
lWiBE IN THIS
SUNDAY NIGHT
his arm around her protecting-
ly. hilt falls to make love to
May.
look of dimppointment in his face.
"So soon?" he asked dimually.
"I '
.trllking to hear herself talk. Women
do that. you know.“
man i ever have seen!"
Before the astonished Ulysses
Special Offering
TODAY ONLY 1
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“Fighting Youth”
Gordon Silk
WOMAN’S lIFE
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES l
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. Wagner; Branch Mgr.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
7; SERVICE STATION PHONE 1881
South NON“ called “One Big Night."
From the program of entertain-
ment which is being arranged by
Thomas 1“. McMahon. called by
many the David Belasco of the Nor-
waike. it will be such a. night for
all who attend. Volk'a Society 0r-
chestra has been engaged for the
M dancing and also for one of the acts
of vaudeville to be put on by Mr.
McMahon.
Mrs. McNamara. chairlady of the
committee of the Daughters, have
arranged for twelve young ladies.
dressed as Priscilla, to serve re-
freshments to the assembled crowd
during the evening. As the admis-
sion ls but twenty-five cents a. per-
eon, a crowded hall is expected.
Sizes 14% to 17
Exceptional Value
$1. 00 EACH
Mill Outlet Store
TWO FLOORS
124 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
F Liberty Sq. Garage
N07 201 East Washington St.,
East Norwalk
Tel. 3343
A special Thanksgiving program
of vaudeville opens Monday at the
Palace for a. three day- run. This
program will be one of the strongest
ever brought here. The feature pic-
ture is "One Glorious Night." tea.
turing Elaine Hammerstein.
didn't know WU GXDOCiC‘d ‘0 8° 50 1‘3““ FhOOl‘ his hm‘l- could clltch his breath she was gone l
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY) 309;". ll 'tl hlld 41““; 5:?”51 {rivnld'li'i‘tyiimmiaiii‘? and the door of the house had Reed Howe i \ .! Uhflerwvear ‘ ““”—“‘"—"
'U'LYSSES slowed down h ' o.' was a . av 'i . 16 sn 0 .le 2: I olammod behind hm: l ‘ .. 1
I they reached the “$331.13; Ulysses shook himself, your without saying anything. When . .. . i . H ‘ ll'illll‘ . w I WNW.“ ”mil" ”'1 LydiaE' Pinkham svegeta'
outskirts and the wet mad be- "Well, then’.” ills voice was ellrl- she says a thing rho mains it . . . Ll. the n,“ ,2... he mused on ‘ Willi?!“ L'lil‘b’ii'lli‘i I . 'i \ i", . ‘i 1 d _ ' ble compound Helped Her
- ' ' denly brisk and cheerful. “i may as iind lmlinvn mo. l'd hzlie to he in / . . i - “‘7‘ , h C C I lll‘l'il‘l‘ll‘lllm‘ll-N “1 fill?" 11.1m- “villi-
came a city street. He seemed to . . . . . - ”“3 “mom“! 0’ women ‘ ' ' it v n ‘ ~ I . from SiCkness to eat
want to make his ride with May last well make the best of the time bo- Uyssre .\. Utility-in 3 shoes that min and upouthe queerness of one The SHOb'BUSier _ v ‘ q .' also oi 1‘1g1w,\l, rillllllll‘ lil‘l'i‘. . _“"____
as long as possible. fore you do go! . . . “ill you have uto, if lil‘uyenplckod him for her woman in particular. A woman . A ...cw ...eilal \'..,,q_ ];I.~H.nw,,.\ “W1 My? HM .
And when, at last they drew up dinner wilil'me. now. tonight," “tiff tea-ticket. . with long slate-gray eyes. and I \ (. ,1 ’ , ‘. .. W, ,1 ,4.) MM Ellonshurg. it as‘nlnqion » “When
before Dick Gregory’s house and May didnt know wily Silt: cager- Oh. i nouldnt “go so fur on to mm“ mouth that was shaped for . w i,’}:‘i“.i.lillll‘li. \\ llll l.Hl.- AtltlpC. ol’ADLt, — J I MALLETTE Ian: l'lr bLCUllllllfl into Womanhoodl
May opened the door of the car to '5' accepted his lnvilaillm- 5“" “'"s 333’ mi”- ' ~ - A 1’1“" "OP‘f‘f‘O‘n 1‘“ kisses. A woman who‘said she liked oi r ulluy Nouns, ! \t‘llll WIiJLIAM DESMOND - - ““ffer“d_ terribly
step out. he zuddeniy leaned over tired and her head uchrd. More. win-so than to marry Max: (.lorhl him better man any man in the 88 Washington Sheri overymonth.’ My
and Slipped her cold bare hands 0"" “1° had ””9” too many‘liltl'e dpren‘m h" mm” on d‘m‘ world. but who couldn't love him! -........_..___.,-..._-...._- ‘ ‘ . * .. mother dlri mery’
with his. cakes and sandwiches at Sally's know May so well as i do. And 1 Finally he decided to offer May . v ‘ , ‘Av . lllilig she couri
“You spoke 0‘ going to Loe Altos party. and she did not want dinner. know that underneath hor hardness position all his private secretary. MONDAY AND TUESI... i l ““0124 “I. 80 File
this winter." he said awkwardly. But she found “”59” ”"1““ 8219‘s“, right She had told him all her money was ‘ W1 ”1.“. “2 am]
"When are you leaving? . _ . Am I “Yes. l'd love to!" and riinniutz up Elle picked up her mcndmg himkel gm“, . _ . l”llli‘”'ll 1‘) Villa (‘f ’6‘" (ml donors Iapr
going to have another chance to the steps of the Gregol‘y's’llomlo. to and out down under lllo light to But after he had Written the let- .‘1 w. .. C .l . v . ii .. llil‘y only he. W1
see you?" tell them that :ho was dining out. tlfll'n the absurdly ‘ilmnll cocks of tar. he tore n “TL ' nieallt.lle._l\lol fr
May caught. her full lower lip ' ' ' lilrhurd Gregor": “mm“ “'1” w” "NM" "9 53m ‘0 himself. "n“ H 7? i Shari};- illiliiimfixolfl
With her £8901. and dI‘ODDGG her eyes 66 OW. what do you know about ”it 851900. "lmnlm can't offer to make a woman 3’0“? {M i n ('(imlliit‘dil and
demurely. She said nothing. Bl" N that!" Gloria cried to Dick May “1“”de the 50.”, .Mfei for “."9' “nd then give her a job in I ., slii‘tolli mother of
in the silence and the darkness she when the from door hurl 8'31““ “Reillil'fefiels Ali'lsil? hfinlg. will]. office. Tlmthwond‘ do!" d h t , I we“ .:-‘ iydla i: P n1“
managed to t9” Ulysses that it he slammed behind Hay and the sound “'1 l. a “m 0 nor mg). “a ' e spent ““0! or ay n e n e “M‘- “li‘l ' ’ ‘71 ‘ T
wanted to see her again. it was up of Ulysses‘ deilorting motor mo :5?” “gull“ 0’ gush will?! [grunge with himself. linld :t ago it} the aft- _~ pfigflljoquf‘fij‘filffgnm’j‘gnrdb 2:933;
to him! Without a word are. look . 1 the distance. “Sun‘s “(NS NS f 10 "001‘? a 6 U" n crnoon ho rule to uresori's' . . N ‘ . 3 \
she plainly told him that she would at: ’33:, thnai Forguu man all aft- hie Ill'o. . ‘. . Mother Gregory says house and asked for May. The main Bessie Love) ”it‘ll Hamilidfl, pilyy. ills slave l i jhitigi £10232ng 3: {$13} 1IM {:5 “I:
love to see him again . . . and crunch. and now she's going to his ’fll‘Si “”18 WM 11 Perfect prunem who answered the phone told him . . ' mule. pains. Villenlgotn-arrled and
again; She told him that with the mend the evening with him. And .P‘Ckl‘m‘kml up {mm his “0“" “"‘l ”1‘" "Mi‘s- sellmm” had 1““ ‘1‘ “0°“ A typl'lil American comedy wm f‘ll Willi :l ;_ll.ll tli'ill of had my first child 1 was in (my-[.13
soft pressure or her palms asmnst gm hardly knows him. nick!" mun-n“! , » . . for L05 Altos" . . . charm around the sort of family up are all familiar with. palm so that it was lmpOsSlble tor me
his - - - With the quick indrawn Dick Gregory laughed. no"! “on“ [313mm is“ 50m“ ' to do my housework. I thought of
sigh she gate. “May always was a (as. worker." to marry year frloml. lho widow." AY sat in the Pullman of I how the Vegetable Compound had
. ' he commented dryly. ”She knows he ”““”d h“ “I“ ‘ "’0 mm“ 0’ “'“Wo‘md ”m“- ”‘1 "‘ch been of so much benefit to me when
I D/IAY was a. born iiirt. 8'” was this For-gen has a lot of money. and 3 {0" to “.3”. into \lnl 5 mm... the bleak landscape atrwk by , I was a girl so I went 00' Periers
the kind 0‘ “Oman "110 can she's probably picked him for her ' ° ' ' ' ' "m" “a" mlle 0‘ “at mm ‘6‘ 3, Drug Store and got six bottles. It
tell a man more with the second husband . . , May was born UT if there was a trim. llessce With here and the” 1! WWW tarm- i sure did help me andlstill take it I
brushing other Should” “3’31"" 111! wietb an itching palm. if you ask had certainly walked into it. hOURO- 1" her inn “‘5’ a new b°°k - l . am a well woman today andlcan i:
than another woman could say in a At lilo wry moment that Dick 0’ llugh “WW” 3' ' i say too much about Lydia E Pink-
ten-iiage love letter! It was as net- mun“ never did like her.“ Gloria was speaking. ho was asking May She thought of Carlotta. Mid from ham sVegzetable Compound 1W,“ an-
urai for her to flirt with men as it answered him nith a flash of spirit. Hel‘mour to marry him. her. her thoughts passed on to Dan AT Till-T. PALACI'L awer any letter that comes to me to
W for her to yawn when she W3! "And its not quite {on to say that He had SlODilEd the automobile Sprugue. 5“” wondered where h? M answer abolltwhat your medicine has
tired or laugh when shewasamused. ehee eitcr nothing but money, all along the side of the road. and he “'1". lidow- Il‘nabew Ligrgtupglobably. ”we Operatic Four" \t'ili End p _ done for me ”—Mra. WHJLMM CAR-
0 e e u - ' tr nce . - . ~ ~
the time. Sat humped m 91' the. wheel staring campc on \audetillo luligngoml-ni Tonight VER. P.F‘. D. No 2, Ellensbur Wash
.9 64 ET me see you tomorrow." "Shes said so. herself. plenty of intotlle circle or light that the head- "1 wonder what fVOUld hliVB hill? M For SM” Dy Simeon POW?“ Corp. ‘ g,
:rleaded Ulysses. as they time. right in this very mom." “8th “1an upon darkness “5906- ”PM“ ‘° "f‘8 u 1" mug“..D§“ Today offersiheiustopportunities,
G “amid Up ti‘lehpa'trl:1 tennis Dick answered with n shrug of his ‘x‘leyS‘ ill? 1was lraring. and hhls :23 2: William”); ‘fl'ltz‘vao‘n (1‘3" win: for Mummers go see The Operatic
regory's rout porc . e g t shoulders. “All i have is her own V0 00 l‘t‘m'it‘i on 70? name ‘18 9 ' l-‘our vaudeville act at the Palace - i
from the hull streamed out into the word for it. You've heard her my Broke “for the first time-é'iiaik 1"“ firm" ”‘3 “k" t° b° mm“! m Theatre. The bill which is one of It to Be Give“ At St- ‘
darkness, and in its orange glow that between love and monev. she'd lonely. 110W lonely 1 ‘31 n't “0W ' ' t ‘ 1 h _ 1 59, its on 7
May raised her face to his. always choose money haven't \0u?- until I saw you. again. today. . . . tShtil berth}:a stretreloi‘iitin?ndeool;: haieb‘isotnigli e S'Filllliortieg‘c‘zrc plctilrc Joseph S SChOO] Ha“
"Tomorrow." sne echoed. “And Gloria had to admit, somewhat I want you. I want you for my 53-“ ng 95 - ' , ‘..., ,' '
tomorrow will be the last time. . . . unwillingly. that she had heard May wife." at her. And 311° “"96 h” “V” '° gin ‘31.? progranlmlds. 1 Edna” in By Local cathOhC FOLK SONGS AND CHARACTERISTIC DANCES 0F
l'm leaving for California day alter any that very thing. He turned in his seat and looked giifglirmfiléudem 05'“ 0‘ D“ 2?;l2htfli:r;1iill" A“ (“Isn‘t to d SOCiety FOURTNN NATIONS
' tomorrow." “But she didn't mean it. I‘m sure." at her, his hands clenched upon the ‘ ’ . . . .
Sh as s a. l . . . .. 'l eel. \ lo k of sur rise flashed (To Be Continued) drama 0‘ We and “lime 00m“ ‘0 Members of Mozart Soclcty and pupils of Miss’Mlldred Ailer
o n e rat lcr than saw. the she added loyaily She was inst “l c o ”—D a the Palace tomorrow night only. The committee of South Norwaik
Speed RE ’ Passenger‘ i ‘ Th; Mail" “3‘" “"1"“? fefirggng‘: K. or c. and Catholic Daughters of CENTER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
an an no aron sup or *
- ’ F0“ Fe S. LYON all star cent. In addition to the America. certainly acted “he!" in
Wagons Cars Men s Flannel ‘ Fm. (mum ‘ new; mm “m of Spam, the “mm 0. the am, ,0 be 8...... Monday, November 23, at 8 P. M.
. . . . Work Shirts l "mu” JOB PRINTING “'1'thle WW“ “1“ “m- bv them in St. Joseph's $011001 “a" ADMISSION 50 CENTS
REPAIRING AM) OVERHAULINQ ‘ 7 k' l _, . mence. This serial will be shown on Thanksgiving Eve. It I! .0 be .
Gray and Ma 1 i every Sunday night.
' STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
ONE BIG N‘lGHT
South Norwalk K. of C. and
Court Laurel C. D. of A.
BUY
’FRlSBlE’S
PIE Buck dance to Make Appearance in
a I‘m my
"Lazy Bones." featuring Charles
Buck Jones. appearing for today
only at the Rialto Theatre. is from
the pen or James Golden and was
transferred to the screen following
a successiul stage run. You will en-
joy it.
43-65 No. Main St.
So. Nomflt AT THE RIAIIIO.
-———- present a -——
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Reconstructive Tonic
1’” - .. "‘rIx-I‘ER Is COEIING ‘ With Tomflxirgw night Flea??? Climzl‘d- SCIENTISTS RETURN.
. ' man w e altered n " le rc e." ,
safeguard i Let Us 'l‘u'no Your Motor Mali: and Hmphosphite angular ”a...“ mum production Gevfgrizilgflrioi. neglzécl-gmrthe Fl:
Summer . To insure Easy Starting AN EXCELLENT TONIC This attraction is thrilling and en. Dloznfion} Research Associationclalid: a]?
s - . ~" , Employed as an aid to repair tegaiflm‘i thrloiughlout. Milton Sills ed here. The yacht has been jour-
Flnerles In your battery in good ehnhe: waste and to invigorate the ex n“ ng °“ “3’ ncying for more than a year. More '
will open a. three day engagement
at the malto in “Tile Knockout."
Romance. heart interest. comedy
We charge. repair and sell.
a stem nerall .
Car and Radio y [e y
Plaisted 'Drug Store
than 100 specimens picked up on tilt.
30.0004niie tour have been sent to
the British Museum and other in-
Mrs. Moth is right now.
perhaps, looking over
Superior Vaudeville Dancing
‘ . - and thrills are all combined in this
your valued suinmer Extde. Batteries Geo. E. Cook, 1» story 0! rugged American manhooi stitutions. . , . ,
things. “Where shall REPAIRS on ALL MAKES 43 Washington Street The comedy “Feet oi Mud." featur- LAKE sums. Mus1c by Volk s Soueiy Orchestra
ing Harry Langdon. will be co-
I lay my eggs?" she
MAYFIELD. K32. Now—C. P.
featured.
asks a In this nice pair ~ ~ . . Warfleld, a farmer living near Ida~ e e.
t flilnnel trousers or in 3” ’°“' “"3“ ”me“ “‘e Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials AT me .E 'VT ho Springs. Tenn- reports um 3 Thanks VIII EVE
0 N. D. C. If so send in a. hurry . . . ‘ GE‘ ' small lake on his farm has been a
that gay” striped sport call for us and we'll abrliratc in fall factwear' We are ShOWll'lg several new 1110' "The Snob-B to u C ed 19 swallowed up by the collapse of the
." . ”veal”: F001 her the matter. We have done more dels m buckle and gore pumps made Of these ma~ us 1-. S '0'“ 5’ ‘ roof of a. cave. The lake Growth-‘1 in-
} 'tii ‘ a Cedar Feature of Program. to a subterranean sire l1 t kl ST JOSEPH,S HALL
{Slit ti en'i‘i m ’11 be safe to persuade “m a” heme" m terials' A “pedal mm“ m ”‘9 51‘3”“ °' all its fish and turtles :iiii it.a n; '
the: my 8“ 3“: °“ in: 11:31:?!“ in?! '-’ Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with ,fl°§:¢?’§;‘$’3‘ gncggiegggfigg
. . N' ‘ ‘ “ea 5 ‘ g o “3 suede, satin or velvet ShOES. for today only at the Regent. This code in a new serial “Ace of Spades" ADV" q N 9,-
Angevme Furniture Club. T . h. H $2 00 . is a college story in which Howe starring William Desmond. 1 S‘- 10. “"9
C m an '1 R d rip...oc . a P81? does many runny stunts. For Monday and Tuesday. William
15 N 0 P yStreet The Nas , aymon 4, ‘ ‘ t'gigllliting along" is the‘ gcatu‘re 13o lilillieooffoé's "Sow Brooms" with
on]. “gin . . a e egen or an ay n g t on y. one 9 re. . ell amnion and Phil-
. 80th 1'0er & Dean (.0. i conneally 69" Bkaen The picture stars William Fairbanks its Hat-er. This in a typical Amer-I ' _
. a m Em Road ‘ w ‘ . and Pauline Gar-on and is a two Iran conn-dy woven with direct deal .
W. . ~' .. . bouth Not walk, Lon“. 7‘ fluted drama of love and thrills. in i of charm around the. sort of family - 7 . r
additional attraction, the first epi- we are all tailliliar with.
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