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NELLY DYSER DISCOVERS THE BODY OF CAPTAIN LACKLAND. “Well, Max,” he said, “you must go your way. My daughter can never wed one who is | can never be more to you than she is.” a0 utterly an enemy to his king and his country “May Inot bid her farewell?” asked Max, = setarn to me in a week, and let me hear | sorrowfully. 0. <u. that your ideas are changed. Otherwise, Nelly GOhVCIO O1KSEGO