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Full Title	The golden era, v. XIII, no. 23, Sunday, May 7, 1865.
Contributor	Egan, Pierce, 1814-1880. Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870.
Date Added	2 March 2022
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1865-05-07
Publisher	San Francisco [Calif.] : J. Macdonough Foard, Rollin M. Daggett
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	President Lincoln's funeral / by Sarah E. Carmichael. The fair Lilias; or, Life in death / by Pierce Egan. Life in death Our mutual friend / by Charles Dickens.
Topic	Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. American poetry > California > Periodicals. American literature > California > Periodicals. San Francisco (Calif.) > Newspapers.
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OCR meron as | See Sd Tar CAE W carat ATT BWOKS & LAWRENCE, PUBLISHERS, No. 64 Cray Stuur, _ San i Francisco, » California : Sunday, May 7, 1865. Vol. “XILL—No. 23. ” PRESIDENT LINCOLN’S FUNE-— RAL. (nan B, Ciena, the oct pret of ss a io init ange need tear tothe Gunes arate te gbjpned splendid = pearl te Dally Sa Lae Telegraph ape 28% Toll To Toll! Weep for the nation's friend. Brey bome and ball was shrouded, ‘very thoroughfare was a HAMy Zen anh 5, ‘ues to the Ladies ¢ Wedding. And ni ae in conclusion, we will tell zouat that ile Teanccand. Rebecca those romantic canons whi ron the fair which actually did take place in one of|* fairy palace, could not bave been ‘more raring Dirginia City to Sacramento, Algeron —, at one ti ously " at—, Dia th ster 30 fageie, si u're such @ woman yout ‘trae woman, and it's ‘your cea eng love that has made ‘true to rest, to see the curiosities if city, and to pass Lake Tahoe in the day time, we waited a day or two at the Jnternational How we enjoyed a sight of the forest mon ete that tomer aroma Lake Tahoe, Bat could have known, he y had been my coni- ten in n childhood. T had never [emery 4 =F ears was fala and nil. the ekg drop ur per dreogn of gre ontue sorrow of antion fter a cer anid: May I ask the name of ‘te bridegroom? iyself, at oi the gentleman, hisface all wreathed Sa smile. tion. The: cal fornia gentlemen in the coach, ite ening at my cats old my old associater how Nature ha: sins upon sight of | O¥er wrote to ‘The latte give: kim your letter, nor e: ousee him, he slight. citement would precipitate the end. jorning, as she lay upon her couch in [just a8 Aurora's rosy robes were th W and er, There eed ‘he, and after, friend’ was bs Tconcluded that it was at the a lay here readin ing fhe ate She lo aay com} Pe, ‘st brilliant erimson th long stamens of | t do not care to tell to, J “Yoernieg for ite murdered ebet "iver te striae Gren aie is se ed tp witha ead By bea Toll! Toll t the lad: stolen | expense of t Tae night Tat ia he conservatory yom . ‘Tol! Tol ffom a rival lover st not 8 rac gaara she ad concealer ett th coup] of te hackle on its armors barbed atl srezin ne ° a be st sa Bound in the reaper's sheaf, jan, and the elopeme red upon in| de ma fa that coleme no fraught with mensiog 16 mm Maat pon Bott exer erate hee comeacrcevl Tore’ Sacrament. ha ‘th Tey ten ore A morta life ia brie. cotanglet The night a fre |Pebrasry 27th, at Algeron -n--, one of becaus ed rereemsbrance ‘Toltt Tollt “Friends of Lang Same. nestor rey evening te etre Catitorni’s best oitzens.” Kae even frit, hoogh tole was vue mas repeted in ome partot the city. Con exis melo oll Toit . . ye wild birds, as ye carol your Jays] of &xa f ‘Weep for the nation’s chief tin we began, for the frat time, to | Paradiso for which 1] 04.24, trong tw eat ‘The bird died, bet the heart's deep emotion vag [tagpeet, that California fa memes sa i okie though it might be a Now Jora va Fone ea cei shal ice force Becds of mouraing draped the bomeete Caltornia io the ftraret wosld radiee, we were now told, wae|Pes "tHe lone one Is wai ‘tha itgke test the parlor shone dim Eve gos sill” ed yeu ye ples 25 . a iecoat the glass windows of the conservato- 6 o ‘On trae bosoms everyw! ‘Yet there ware no fornia fee now Nemesis paid back that le debt we held against the gentlemen when they were in the ascendancy. Que morning, two ladies strolled up into te Reese River mining city. Chance brought tits softened rapecest a mellow sheen dave y oticed the Misses Libbie and Nettie nie C—e; Mary T—m; and th around me In its own language the bright Mexicun ex: otic talked of the an remembrance 80) Lorubrations, Man ) an lan. Alameda is a giorious place for’ a May. he} Party. - The festivities of last Monday will theematlon is too mneb fo ® Nay Bon, danghter ‘ the great- * ext btcaveller on garth, w as oo ed Queen of the May. f Saxon beauty in ter clear *ompexton ‘end die 0 one of her maids of Bos must have dis- puted her claims to the Among the pretty “malt” “who would any fave been “of honor” to oceasion, I Tae ia Robin Hoos na here with his bow, valiant right down iracefully {othe holding of apart over the mod- —— : terri wih weg ‘drag store. A well known phys ly util the nalghboting flock se wale, ‘area hl ae ad bse flan of ame sa the so = Ther way chil a the ida eines he one that broke. By everiey and, as I re cms, {Soda OP Ss era edn Saqters, ostyene ges nha ts ore Tape ‘Wat reat; ravel-Worn 8p] itude flow Soareely ‘heaving motion, speak, Doctor, as though vanity wa: ° brated eal ade Is too profound for wt The &. Do (eee upon a low stand by my white Cape wien ‘wounded breast. a wanes ‘ata feminia cine. : am sure ‘the Ne panieh vi meni. ens. ‘Blashee borned themeclves away; too! one of the le. dom overpower you sabe a eupy, we atte upon The mantille, ately ene ea aie Died hr! broke veer, Leaving tbe ie ot Be i Mrs. Van Semonste sin pon every ovcasn, bat go abe nanny ld aed aid vie "a r foes It ‘The wriekles upon be marble sro wr nytt sine eevee the eagle | They aro, however, easetey Seterontia|tadened ai tod te re of the |orebem 7 mi we band 0 ‘Tn each still face cece deep, a ia to the Goddess of Fast fair exotics so radiant vith an ‘visleea of | ‘that 1 dark, pene. ae nee ensue tented wach and you, Thear, are brother to the| How San; migrants fared, |the tropics ve Sometbiog moro than tears could we Acie the vation ws rved its eat tnd sends ‘Arm no traitor power could betd; ‘art that gathered the true polsee Orta wa agra et wih to em loved will miss him, Miu f fte howe ot need fours the nation for Po Lat ite glory et | He hath perished on is altar— rere mavy such to hima? Toll! Tout Toll Toll! : | again—no more | Comes back to earth the life that goes Hlence to the Lot aim reat: it let him rest, at the Capital, of the Land, \ tou, vei \ Bone toll? \ sb out our grit with brazen ong Toll! Toll! Toul! \ 8. E Cansuonan, ‘Salt Lake Olly, Aprit 9th, 1868. Iss” for ta io marked thet they may Inve almost vanished altogethe rae they bave gu ded nd at tat ib tet 0 ip ahd aken we porpore rn Thats vont ‘ie wots ly “he. strings, hen there are any, are draw anda under the waterfal ‘Astor en are to be the fi preps olor thst ender a be th ite are preferred by mi emuch worms they tell me, ie enough, a AN. Y. o : 7 crring "amallby dogeeen and, ‘ental F some tite, and now their dimiau- |" be ite ‘ backward ribbons, |S! left. Atgeron hopes ier ‘nay. Set be here.” She ; | was gon cghane of my adopte “Do you know snythng of the family « sign" he repli sil ‘The strange lady simon intehed the Doe- tor's arm. Al here! Algeron here | SI sick.” Then she added, “‘he is married to Bolle E Evelyn” “No. Al never married. Rumor tells of a disappointment. “Doctor a said the Ganyme: arch for him in the | dare tnd deepest mine in all Novnde.” only be to too apps to auderiake the ofice If,” rejoined the here ual I prepare him for the tery On the vues, Tfrequently inte behing y oemen who drove one of the ons. wit ‘wi ed some ea te eater a tae ef ly Se Thus I Ite we Ne: : alm call it our little Ji ‘vonent flow ‘That at a | walked the streets of Sacraniento three days fd nights th |him, often [it maes i git worthwhile to be 8 delicate ‘woman to jen Jamie, who said voce, a, a we too rary Iie work face. oe could | "Rew very iosuster, 08200 \e mi a i hearted man as our cert. ‘The garden now, is very Ja 14s to our floral * mini tells me in a confidential way that | {ir and wl tronsures; ‘for is as fond of flowers ign at a women, thongh sometines he ihe goer gr fens vather rough, with his ered | ® Pure Whi d gathered the and with age black whiskers, and bold | i 5 but he's always so eatle, to Mage) ther and pressing inne i Tanuncrabl times and placed it in r | open air, deautifal Queen of the May. In short, even after t! were over he stat 1 ‘and the dancing had commene- *-|ed, Ashley was remarkable for the manner which he did the beau ‘Young Todd, by the vr, though only drafted for a Commie Ma a, took & pa in the Performances, 8, whic coved neing went off loviouly in the er dence here publi iely to thank all those maidens who condescended to glide with me tough the giddy windings of the mai lady from Reawood City, who “could not Schottishe, but performed a legendary M Pierce E; Egan's New Story PUBLISHED FROM ADVANCE SHEETS, The. Fair Lilias; LIFE IN DEATH. BY PIERCE EGAN, Author of “The Poor Girl,” “Imogen; or, The Marble Heart,” “Lady Maud; or, Thie Wonder of Kingswood Chase,” “Such is: Life) Bie. CHAPTER XXL ttle thing She fair a8 doctie; Wit) that gentle, beious character, i ive Dea ana fea dat thy mouldy mammothe,é Grand Ca Wd with Der igaorance to jst ith the O'erwbolming world, whore all xenst ere she was yet but teo years old, and therefore ‘Wastrangall; hough sbedoew nat why oF where: Poor little Lilias! She was whol: She quite realised its mieri jeeded “no special instructor to. point hem ont to make hee piserly sence ‘nd to most acutely feel them. What the ould. wot ‘comprehen: wan ony ste should be forcibly Kept io ber prevent siate of wretched indigence by she could not return nes bury Towers; why her rea proper and legitimate sphere should veers the ruin of her beloved Cousi ¢ destruction ef the woman who bad “hat ate. alte spprebeaded— brought to her snserablo condition. PAID thio woo ‘a problem beyond the power of her young braln to solver She remembered the splendid ‘home ia sehich che was born—rendered more splem- the terrible contrasts tobe she ted since she had been torm i het enjoyment tho tnd eurrounded herby the hanesert pleasure which it bad given,’ They seemed hero ave been the more delicious when iy came to be compared with | game ‘of “Copenhagen,” Those tis on my feet. My condolence is more- over extended to the three bereave aged for e innocent rural who i the fold at later hour then the indorsed, state that the bad “bits” a drink, got to ig to lorly Spot, with ies wealth of verbena, hel- ind geraniums, and circling theftow. pan ria tat lite visit hes done for my Patient. Now he will recuperate, I see it already. Next day Algeron’ a gentleman of jend, a San Franolsso, no i tenderly ine 8 car. nd brot one served of what do you most peak aod it shall be ‘Basin we the aera a have changed so little; and brown, and your eyes tieads ia my hair,” 01 in one of the cities Sich ene Bay. You will n ang | sb not go|° hos ott mi ce ecoargemmishte right pron pects ab Tho winter of wil 2oubtlens be jong re- membered by them, however. Many families The ‘Storm Closes. As the Indy sat was drsning ll he way dreaming: p 1 Tahoe, she could ie a renounced, Al- ely; and he may be in isoger may andere the journey prema- tncly.' Was she sleeping of wabing when Algeron was by her si ‘a fallen t in the crowded coach, she] 2) I build castles fairer crimson clouds of sunset, and as © | tisl; and just as pe of ton | par ofthe Ci beer eam than ever, but not alwajs those of] 4 Evangeline and Basil met. ‘That eve enns hy charity or otherwise, ‘All my a. a f ir weeks,”” accom. | those who s have roses of every name and descrip ‘Yesterday morning, Richard gathered & grafted rose bash three roses upon one stem, all of diferent colorings. Quite a fal eriosty we all thought it We tion. from rare and b st week, a friend, ast returned frot ‘ought mea Cope jasmiue, and of mat oe ofthe garden it iamy favorite, [have bree ae tite jal of the toples— nth Sen Francisco. Wo call t now our lady's trysting often [sit on the bench in | the quiet Fits branches, all the suon; hours of the morang oak ng 01 ind watching the sunbeams dancing and sparkling like brilliants upon the waters, and the ten thousand vague, delicious dreams that common sense and reason dash from y fall. “The bat f late, since we have moved into ‘usbome Mysteries, so far from the busy, bustl "Thave been more faclined to enn 1 Poca, drawn by a pair ve Toaro hasbeen about my day reams that oe nk, reader of Coane consitering pra- dence and expediency when invited by Os. wald to ride in ae etsy coaches behind the Tras sea beside en. Tie gentleman was obedi- \~ seemed even jacination, ast often belongs those of night a! seep. Thave watched the ship ‘gooutthe bay and throng the ey Golden Gate, and tn the din 0 | th cold stones ym from near drew another tress of jong and loxurious as ‘te fest, only silvered write as presen of fowere bound la black, then sank mm the ground until her face rested upon The winds of night swept over her, then the owerg of the garden to and fro, Dateas nol —where she had deen ! When! how! or where ! I cannot tel the Duenna, the grave, and the white ston sight. ay bad paased from my’ WENTWORTH. Sheep vs Dogs. Blog: has not entirely died out, The tallowing i is given asa verbatim re- porto ofa, speech made io ae Mlinois House: T thin! Mr. Spe: ent on this floor. Cau 1 aud erie of thats 80. Up where I live sheep is more account thao doge, and although you may, tell me Ghat dogs is vet, stl the other en, te heantifal Bay. Kind aud loving tent mora: were sogar or salts But they said, “we knew her when| she was alittle child. She has been so used to being loved.” In the long winter evenin, ing 8, her lady friend, with the wonderfully reten- tive memory and the britna convertion longed for the dead night and sleup. fonelof the rarest and sweetest, and Bi et "yron ‘anstin to Dirginia City. of tra tasci sor he ama fee tic enough, ‘ora as they glide over the Bay, re light it a the Perret iseE my der all the pressure. I sometimes go into andtols the coior. Both are destine ing . i" a a come popular ing if they would bring her no “slings of | reflected in nye ory ‘art tas the harmonious ereuld w we shore! Nothing cold shan nal ecstacy over Phillips, bor se) at wa af more vale to ber es Algeron. 0 longed to show him in the| tones of her voice greeted my ext. eon eataith, tbe ayren se aa we all w at en the Tatattone Remsbora kindness, were the efforts which ing to the Grass Valley Union, ‘splendor of manhood to her er lay tr trends, “May,” she said, “I wonder ne fichness come the wrinkles and t ‘he fms Mie to| swell of her grand cont ‘Then again| nature of vations temptations to which she a vor of “crerybody “merrying for love and to heart! aia a, | of sorumer that js so near us will not dissipate] save u ave been r% ay “ia love with| might posetbly be subjected, and how te ~ Be not for riches.” Gentle Annie you won't almost eany pou ing," the mysteries “eo “ ter beaatifal Fatare of San Franciicos ‘mbilla ever since she to me by| face and conquer them, or how to avoid - dave bee ie ng ear. nee oe an | oo i teterys Baton, May, are soqu ite ve mes Xow York. Sipping Lit tay Suh Jae for mater pero, In gate | EO. diticaty athe, but By Int, bat Close your dcar tie hetst, bee god | man in A tin, T think we ald hae “Sertines inemory i Ms ce nat of commerce betwece the [orem aT coat cor ly [ounuanly exerelaag ber Feasoa, end: ber lar, bat your car little heart, bee! od | man in Aus ink we could scarcely’ are idly, his eyes we f commerce between the |in my sober judgment, I must say that J| intelligence, by illustrating possible dar the otter trac ae 0 high now-a-days for i age so vividly, ye rool that eort of thin survive looking into her o her pictures ould 1e Oceident. Whatever land | like both companies th am exceed. | gers, by fables, {n which tLe virtue and tbe minnie dies, were, howev mncb | pe so glimmering and indistinct as to be tor.|98 all. But, May, thongh you're not y on rolled the commerce and. business | ingly glad they came, The ext time I am | happiness of trtendless phan rere sorely pA? A Racine Masnen Baus in Para three pitt ei ‘our laird to tho gentle. ink T Tove you better | ofthe Hast, from the earliest perio ji ° tried ; and how, by firmness and resolution, tuous, At length she dreamed that Algeron you better invited to drink Tit to propose the | by innate goodness anc ar th co: porsnating Jos Ces, Charlenagve, of Califorala, ‘They were so polite and . al growa rieb, and so ball. we It we make innate goo arity, they espectively, were was sick—oh! so sick, Next is he ex - r aMeguate ‘exertions to secure our proper nied healths of Beant and Sconcia,| passed through tbeit Pe pressman brought a letter. It ran th ple because they sre| Po sitio ady Bianchi and Mis came out trinmpbantly, the uccected ’ c oar ot laughter. ation. The gentlemen from Placerville | sty wa little woman, have Te iil es Pretty, oF f efoots bat just because ave ‘lll and Orlan ee me Barits,| m*King Lilias, in some degree, understan. ras t Roman Sas, wea to pass hineelt for a bachelor, but, as. th yar he before we S » , : the object of ber lessons, and in go fixing ted eoratstel Wis he end ih bia finge ual, was 0 proud of Delng married that he say ie will yet be a mouth ‘before Tean Joa ove the veel sown, until the foi is a sn a ch Treatise on Wh i" Sbriglfa and Morley, have in all probabili-| sonnd moral aphorisms upon her memory, nd loved one. are ci a laid down: ty long ere this taken social drink, in| that there was little doubt when the momen» Tae ov Mapas Reormut, jast| POP sei ina Cy mbt a 2. you at the Bay...1 will wi se eee, fally fo . n the virtues ana a th ae pew peiuipal ve A x sieme€ con 5} arcived at which heir applloation would be- omptet the coracr of Fifth avenue and civ i ay, itm * 1e hands of the two partners. shai ALLAQUIZ,’ |jost permanent, that she would remember Fins-seagla street, N.Y, bas cont over one|%0 Mech exbaosted t,o strength of hove who never make or be played singly ‘st inersdes UZ. | Nem and avail’ herself of the advantage honed Puoowand dollar —a monomeat to oe re oe windows) th re ser tee car at shall be combined wd — Punch saya the proper day for mat.| which they would give her. wens: wickeduoss ani 133 and atthe International the won er ci “he 2] know, May, he’s not qi verfect; ie ik 2 ‘And that in order to one ot Wiesel nada ‘Re el Ne “ae Huorue oF Pants eat, to enery day, two Mitien i worth of dian of ithe ou in life i nia. She would fant smiling, but ould be throws | d be looking at fe steam anc da fide and she woutd Pers dream of darkness hae been put t ‘the music sot Ler voice, Thas it alone in the shadow. y Sout, tb within, whet -| because she has bi gie’s her caprices. But she nce have | hand, that sheep is eerie ‘and thow me w ing wistfally into the crowd, and] sen the forms of love fading at ay, carrying |e an ths a dogs on thls oor, the gate, and her heart. was saying | ll rightaeee of fe. with, the, und T and that tl more important will Algeron never, never come,” lows fall in| than tieep. ‘and Lil show youn men She came at en bout until Y nothing. Mr.|’ Speaker Tam through.” ‘Female Safety-Valve. Ab; if only the mellow-minded matron experience not from her mamt qualified to hold an unreflected ‘opinion ad ber 0 own ra ering ber own genuine loves and a tan newspaper reporter was the driven snow, act an, after whipping great deal Over this she wept until the tears glistened| more than , overpowered, I tell| amid ite astnng we a like diamonds set in| thie because [f does honor to * teen silver. Then she placed it beside its golden Or shin T'was for one whole week & sinter and went fo mt ber and from which I was ‘gnominiously Not by the door! Not by the window! _[opetiea . Bat went forth into the dusky, night-wrap. an Oneratic Era. ped garden. There be two “Trovatores” (and as many In one corner rose a little mound. T had stain in the field, It is no email jerer seen it before; and, stranger yets| compliment to the taste and cultivation of Stoves of white marble were placed at the sons Oe San raneiaco that so great an array 0 ‘Upon this mouod the old Daenna laid the [OPetatic talent throws itself thus confident. wen oa he ‘congeatal natures of cer No th companies. bare been reeelved nih an atts ot sbi crowded Be y and uproar- ions “ale the echo. They have pro- *]duced seven different operas, have sung three nea evenings, and ron through nine of the mbetipion nights Maguire's Opera Troupe bas as yet onl; mede'th bow berore the pablic fa Tron -/gubsequent to obtain fbi had e een compelled to endure im the fe equalld obscurities to which Rachel, ing possession of her, had conveyed he vee sett, me the events Trango into Hachel only that. tbe. fren ied. wor eyes; that she had suddenly introduced to- er appalled gaze the ioanlmate form of ‘a dead child, who seemed to be anotber elt, cold, sti and epecteal j that she hea called ber her her pray for ber; that the “erie ‘woman, w i se bad attempted ‘3: had bee ‘avg euddonly darted fox ter side, ‘aa loft et alone with the silent ard nti ae found herself being carried in tbe dark a the koe not whither. she bad been clothed’ ent , and had lived in close and poe 9 eon places, utterly unable to comprebend why she should, have boos tom from ber, home and forced to live in such wretobi he ‘only ‘ouclision her young braiz oF could reach was to believe thut it was the natural consequence of her father’s death ‘and this idea was confirmed upon hearing, not unfrequently, said to children, by poor women, among whom Rachel took ber, E on'skaow what we stould dot you father were to die.” She had often, very often, been told that death led to bappiness fo heaven, and sae supposed that both bor mamma and p ere happy, because they. were thera. How often sho prayed that she might die, foo, as her sister—found only in. deatt— had died, because sbe entertained ihe be- should be in such oase re-uni- ted to thoeo who bad elt ber Debiad them in the bard, cold wo ho thea tore” and “Traviata.” my of|should be happy tha Music proved notable to rere the crowds ra en sosetng I be oo meat ee i eran in ea jear Cousia Ne to (eee nave, teronged tow i it, on the ‘atime Rachel was ster, bareby on s ° ye hag beer her she tt us. Two companies thus producing the same ‘operas, of course, eall forth something stronger than comparison. ing, in some cases, has ris The feeli ay, a8 fair face, a sanshiae tea happines: 1m of the mountains, we felt as though w 1g a fairy ie, xt morning, at breakfast, she ‘eaked over, get a been ze di tale. trom prison walls to those of | the lua Calfornia. Among the item were these lines opered and impalsive, but then Ue generous aa true’ T do ove bist 0 love him with my whole heart.” & Ze 0. fectually, hie, principe of com comission, par ‘adopt the long-euit fem ae the general bass of bis play, it forme wo pre tn led ne that Itoobel notre bi bitterly, often byster bila of of others rong erie toh ti threatened her ius dreadiul terms, in order to preveat ber revealing to any person not only whom she a nev apy thet fata he bad time, she observed ically, for th whom she had er, unbappy to see others Should the fair-baired girl, who plays] guish those sentimental airs fro ardi,” |stera to her, often flere, rays cold, she would, w barn rdeirentrhteata 4 ‘rote beate eet ically for the hid who had ied, twine her chalk, Simons, and Musi, (a nephew o' loving ‘onde ‘rome to be .q| Verdi himself) are among us. This is de-|a kind and iovion ebild to ber, to make py | cideaty a musioal era. As yet noone i as far as possible, for the loss she had sus 1d ig} the lover. The public surely is not, and) “Rachel was not proof against this sweet: the manages ofboth establishments cold] endernen and a changed In manner to net wk for a more "borat patro: her sad little captive, and began to lavish: as, I must confess, been vatheg aim} POD her er some ie anda which Litias- achel bad impressed upon her mind that the day would come when she would be a —— A simple flower may be shelter for troubled oul from the storms of life.” great lady ; bat s her, too, that gold mutt pass through a flerce flame before 3s.

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