THE END.

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious typographical errors have been repaired, but archaic spellings

and grammatical usages have been retained.

Both "have'nt" and "haven't" were used in the text--standardized to

"haven't."

Both "its" and "it's" were used for "it is" in the text--standardized

to "it's."

P. 408-409, "who, like you, have no without a blush for what they

are"; the page break was after "no", with possible loss of content,

making this sentence difficult to interpret.

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