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Animals:—Barnum's Show in Winter-Quarters, 265, 281; Riddle about Animals, 541.

Babies:—Puzzled, 384; Fourth-of-July Procession, 585; "Where did you come from?" 665; Measuring the Baby, 832.

Baggage:—Boy about to carry Baggage—"Doing Something," 337; The young Baggage-smasher, 596.

Bears:—Bear feasting on Remains of Canoeists' Breakfast, 805; Mark Outrigger in the Clutches of the Bear, 840.

Birds:—"Why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves?" 208; A Bird escaped—"Flown," 212; Swallows and their Nests, 233; The Titmouse, 345; An April Shower, 408; The Vain Sparrows, 425; Barn-Swallows and their Nests, 456; California Linnet, 456; House-hunting, 480; Wrens and their Nests, 521; "Strategy," 581; African Kingfishers, 633; Humming-Birds, 745.

Boats:—"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep," 457; Boy sailing a Boat, 702; Boarding the Gun-Boats, 808.

Bull, The obstinate—"Jes you 'have yerself, and come 'long now," 464; "And she went," 464.

Camisards, The Boy Commander of the—Cavalier personating the Lieutenant of the Count Broglio, 232.

Canoe Club, The Cruise of The:—"Don't think for a Moment of getting any other Canoe," 657; "She's half full of Water," 677; A Stampede in Camp, 689; Not so easy as it looks, 709; "He caught hold of the Root of a Tree, and kept his Canoe stationary," 721; Running the Rapid, 741; Getting Breakfast under Difficulties, 760; Hunting for a Wild-Cat in Chambly Castle, 773; Sailing down the Richelieu River, 792; A Bear feasting upon the Remains of their Breakfast, 805; Around the Camp Fire, 821; "How in the World did you get up there?" 844.

Cats:—The two Pets, 88; "Winter-Quarters," 153; Mr. Thomas Catt and Family at Dinner, 249; Art Decoration, 336; Pussy's Music Lesson, 448; Kitty's Dream, 605; A guilty Conscience, 784; Greedy Jerry, 800; Twilight, 814; "Wait a few Minutes, Pussy," 817.

Christmas:—A Christmas Scene in Scandinavia, 4; Christmas Morning, 100; Christmas Morning: Before Daylight, 112; Preparing for Christmas, 112; A Perfect Christmas, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126; The Angel's Proclamation, 129; A Christmas Mystery, 132; Christmas Pie, 136; "A very bad Boy," 137.

Circus:—Mr. Barnum's great Show in Winter-Quarters, 265, 281; Circus Wagon and runaway Horse—"It was all in a Minute," 748.

Dogs:—"The Two Families," 8; A Friend in Need is a Friend indeed, 81; The Shepherd's Friends, 217; The new Love, 312, 313; Sympathy, 329; "Railway Jack," 343; Dr. Blank giving Pepper his Medicine, 389; Nero, 420; "Bow-wow!" 481; The Dogs holding the Lynx at Bay, 513; Meeting of Dogs, 592; The Playmates, 608; "Wait for Pussy, Fido!" 648, 649; A first Glimpse into the World, 824.

Dolls:—Washing Dolly, 33; The Dolls' Reception, 73; Dolls in Shop Windows, New York City, 141; The little Dolls' Dressmaker, 188, 204, 220, 236; A sweet Kiss from Dolly, 601; "I do love Dolly so much!" 804.

Ducks:—"We ain't afraid, 'cause we can swim," 304; Awful thirsty, 736; Wild-Ducks, 846.

Elephants:—The performing Elephant, 48; A farewell Ride on Jumbo, 373; How Jumbo crossed the Ocean, 409.

Fairy Godmother, Bessy's—"She snatched the Key, and said, 'I will be back in a Moment,'" 825.

False Colors—"I see myself hurrying into Mattie's Dress," 437; "I stood back, ashamed of my Position among them all," 460.

Fires:—Rescued from the Flames—The first "Steamer", in New York, 44; "Pailful after Pailful of Water was dashed upon the Fire," 584.

Fish and Fishing:—Ben Buttles's great Catch, 1; Fishing Fleet in Green Bay, 89; Sponge Fishing, 149; Fish-Hooks and Fishing Implements, 427, 428, 700; Paddy and the Fish, 540; "Something bright and vigorous sprang clear out of the Water," 612; A most successful Cast, 656; Something like a Bite, 720; "A little too much Fish," 736; "The Three walked away up the Path," 837.

Flowers and Plants:—Grape Fungus, 101; Potato Fungus—Loaf Mildew—Rye Smut—Mildew on Virginia Creeper—Silk-Worm Fungus, 102; Corn and magnified Root—Geranium Pistil—Geranium Stamen and Pollen Grains—Pistil of Heart's-ease, 244; A Vase of Flowers, 318; What the Spring brought to little lame Elsie, 340; Lady's-Slipper—Young Plant growing on Flower Stem, 355; Honey Pouch and Pollen Pods—Pencil and Needle, with Pollen—Butterfly's Proboscis, with Pollen, 356; Leaf of Geranium Flower—Leaf of Sorrel—Corn Stalk cut across—Plant Mouths—Water-carrying Plants—Cactus, 532; The Flower Girl, 685; The Bean—Movement of Root of Black Bean—Morning-Glories—Virginia Creeper—Pads through the Microscope—Diagram of straight and curved Stems, 788.

Foot-Ball:—A Game of—Diagram of the Ground, 90; A "Punt"—A "Drop-Kick," 91.

Girl, Their—"No, sir; I'm goin' to buy you a new Dress," 776; The Boys trying to select a Dress for Katy, 796; Under Way for Coney Island, 801.

Goats:—The Dancing Goat, 701; "O Nanny, wilt thou gang wi' me?" 761; Four Goats—A Puzzle, 816.

Honduras, On the Keys of:—"You Dog, why don't you answer?" 276; Ashton protecting himself from the Wild-Boar, 296.

Horses:—A wooden Horse—Dobbin's Perversity, 109; "Lightning walked straight ahead," 549; "Poor old Dobbin!" 668.

Hydroids growing on a Shell—Hydroid magnified, showing Spore-Sacs—Jelly-Fish, with Young in various Stages, 308.

Ice, Fun on the:—"Snapping the Whip," 192; "Shinny on your own Side," 224; "Keeping the Pot boiling," 240; Treating the Ladies to a Sleigh-Ride, 256.

Ice, The last of the—"Every Cake they trod upon danced and wobbled"—The Rescue, 300.

Jimmy Brown's Experiences:—"Oh, my!" 40; The Steam Chair, 172; "We've been playing Pigs, Ma," 357; "Sue had opened the Box," 429; "They thought they were both Burglars," 725; The Trapeze Performance, 789.

Madeira, Tom Fairweather in—Carriage drawn by Oxen—Hammock-Riding—The Mountain Sled, 140.

Mr. Stubbs's Brother:—The Conference, 353; Ben practicing in his Father's Barn, 372; Training the old blind Horse, 385; Leander is engaged at Home, 387; "'Now be all ready to run,' he said," 401; The Managers of the Circus looking at the Posters of their Rival, 424; Old Ben, 433; Mr. and Mrs. Treat exhibit privately for the Benefit of the Boys, 453; Uncle Daniel receiving his Guests, 465; "'Oh, Ben!' was all Toby could say," 485; "'How did this Boy get hurt?' asked Ben," 501; "Mr. Stubbs's Brother was brought in," 517; Toby and Abner attending the Rehearsal, 529; Unrolling the Schooner's Sails, 545; Mr. Stubbs's Brother misbehaves himself, 565; Searching for the Burglar, 577; The Boys inquiring for Mr. Stubbs's Brother, 597; Mr. Stubbs's Brother after his Encounter with the Porcupine, 616; Bob and the "Grizzlee Bare," 625; Toby rescues the crowing Hen from Mr. Stubbs's Brother, 641; "The great white-winged Messenger of God came," 664; Toby and Mr. Stubbs's Brother, 664.

Music:—Musical Instruments—Clavichord—Italian Spinet—Piano of about 1777—Handel's favorite Harpsichord, 69, 70; The Music-Room, 284; Pussy's Music Lesson, 449; The first Music Lesson, 548.

Nursery Rhymes:—"Willy Boy, Willy Boy"—A Diller, a Dollar—Tell-tale Tit—To Market, to Market—Jack Sprat—Lucy Locket lost her Pocket—Cross Patch—Ride a Cock-Horse—Polly, put the Kettle on, 29; Ring-a-ring-a-Roses—Little Maid, little Maid—Seesaw—As I was going up Pippin Hill—Goosey, Goosey, Gander—Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks—Georgie Peorgie—My Mother and your Mother—Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son, 45. (See also "Jingles.")

Parrots:—"Teasing Tom," 305; Parrot and Hornet—An unwelcome Visitor, 620; "Does Polly want a Cracker?" 720.

Piano-forte, The:—Playing the Piano—"Quite in the Style of her Mistress," 48; Clavichord—Italian Spinet—Virginal—Piano of about 1777—Handel's Favorite Harpsichord, 69, 70.

Pigs:—"We've been playing Pigs, Ma," 357; "Oh, that Pig!" 444; "Such a Lot of us, and we're so Clean!" 624: "Besieged," 793.

Predicament, A complicated—"'Here's Job! here's Job!' shouted every one at once," 216.

Restaurant, A School—Disposing of the Candy—Lunch-Hour in an Industrial School, 200; Midday Dinner in the "School Restaurant," 201.

Shamruck:—"'Yes,' he said, 'I do want a new Pair," 113; "She gathered those little Beings about her," 116; "In a Moment a strange Figure appeared before him"—"The King jumped out of Bed," 117; "Taking Milk from the Giant's Spoon," 120.

Sponges:—Sponge-Fishing—Sponges growing—Group of Spicules—Circulation of Water through the Sponge—Glass Sponge, 149, 150.

Spring:—"Spring, the sweet Spring, is the King of the Year," 344; The Spring Concert, 361; Spring Sport's, 448.

"St. Mary's," The Boys of the, listening to the Story of their old Commander's Death, 472.

Summer:—Dreaming of the coming Summer, 461; Going to spend the Summer at the Sea-side, 560; "They come, the merry Summer Months of Beauty, Song, and Flowers," 592.

Talking Leaves, The:—The Corral, 5; Killing the Panther, 17; The Lipans securing the Game, 36; "Many Bears looked at the Picture," 60; "A Spy-Glass! I didn't know you had one," 76; "All the while Bill was tapping away with his Hammer," 85; "The foremost levelled his Gun straight at Red Wolf," 108; "They'd better have killed her, like they did mine," 133; Marking the Buckhorn Mine, 148; The ragged little Captain, 165; "There was one little patient-looking Mule which had more than his share," 181; "The storm of dark Horsemen was headed by Many Bears in person," 197; "Halt! they've brought out the Boys," 213; The Apache Women waiting for the return of the Braves, 229; "Everything's got to go by Weight," 245; "In an Instant she was floundering in the River," 261; The Miners crossing the Ford, 277; The Escape of To-la-go-to-de and his Chiefs, 293; "'What! do you understand English?'" 309; "Stow away as many of these little Bags as you can," 325; "Rita, Rita, my dear little Daughter!" 341; "She dropped her Stew-pan and stood looking at him," 364; "Dismount behind your Horses, and take aim across the Saddle," 376; "Oh, Ni-ha-be, come with me!" 396.

Thanksgiving:—The Way the little Folks keep Thanksgiving-Day, 49; An unexpected Thanksgiving Dinner, 56; The real Way to celebrate Thanksgiving, 64; The last of the Thanksgiving Feast, 80.

Tom Primrose protected his Father, How—"'See, they're getting away!' he cried," 65.

Truant—"Daddy thinks I've been to School"—"Does he, though?"—"Grand Finale!" 272.

Turkeys:—Job watching his Turkey, 604; "He would have pitched headlong into the Well," 604.

Valentines:—A Valentine and a Mission—"No one had a larger supply than Theodora and Bessie," 241; A Valentine, 254; A first Valentine, 256; Jesse's Valentine, 257.

Wager Island—"With one Blow Captain Cheap felled the Man to the Ground," 552; Byron carrying the Captain's Seal, 568.

Whale, Captain Edwards's big—Front View of the Mouth—Side View of the Mouth—Rear View, showing the Flukes, 392.

Window Gardening—Window Box complete—Spruce-Wood Panel—Cone Panel—Grape-Vine Panel—Oil-Cloth Panel—Clinker Panel—Mosaic Panel, 12.

PORTRAITS.

Bach, John Sebastian, 260.

Baxter, Edith, 740.

Beethoven, Ludwig von, 820.

Corday, Charlotte, 37.

Edwards, Captain, 392.

German Emperor and Princes, 661.

Gluck, 660.

Handel, George Frederick, 484.

Haydn singing before two great Musicians, 753.

Jack, Little, 292.

Jackson, General, 836.

Marie Antoinette, 660.

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 580.

Nicolo, the little Italian Boy, 52.

Prince Frederick William August Victor Ernest, 661.

St. Elizabeth of Thuringin, 609.

Webster, Daniel, and his Teacher, 180.

GENERAL INDEX.

Advice, Bits of:—About using odd Minutes, 8; How to introduce People, 8; Talks about Surprise Parties, 54; About Christmas Gifts, 82; At the Matinée, 155; Presence of Mind, 250; Picnics, 477; On the Road, 699; How to manage the little Ones, 790.

Advice to Boys:—Cuts and Bruises, 539; How to restore Persons apparently Drowned, 627.

Balloons:—Our Balloon, 252; Gas Balloons, 512; A Balloon Adventure, 512; How Billy went up in the World, 695, 711, 730.

Birds:—Birds' Nests for Soup, 233; Mr. Thompson and a Bird with a Lantern, 278; Do Birds know their old Homes? 455; "A Bird in Hand is worth two in the Bush," 528; Humming-Birds, 744.

Children:—The Children's Carnival, 284; The Children's Journey, 470; The Children's Day, 503.

Christmas:—Christmas Preparations, 77; About Christmas Gifts, 82; A perfect Christmas, 119; A Christmas Mystery, 130: What is a Christmas-Box? 144.

Circus:—A private Circus, 39; Mr. Barnum's Show in Winter-Quarters, 266; Playing Circus, 789; Story about a Circus (see "Mr. Stubbs's Brother").

Cruise of the Canoe Club, The, 657, 677, 689, 709, 721, 740, 758, 772, 790, 805, 821, 842.

Dogs:—The Story of a little Dog's Tail, 166; Bran's Conscience, 251; The Dog of Niagara, 330; "Railway Jack," 343; At the Dogs' Hospital, 389; Dogs of my acquaintance, 420; A Dog who liked Cats, 448; Leo, 661; Don, 688; Old Nipper and the Cobbler, 752; Some Hints on Dog Teaching, 823.

Dolls:—The Dolls' Reception, 73; The Little Dolls' Dressmaker, 187, 203, 219. 235.

Fishing, Trout, 427; Paddy Ryan's Fish, 540; Fishing with a Lantern Trap, 720; "To Coventry," 836.

Flowers:—"Picciola," 243; Flowers in Fancy Dress, 355; The thirsty Flowers, 531.

Fourth of July:—Preparing for the Fourth of July, 555; A Fourth-of-July Warning, 570; Fourth of July at Beaver Brook, 582.

Games, Tricks, etc.:—Balancing a Cork—Hunting (City in New York)—Solution of Labyrinth Puzzle, 16; Lacrosse, 26; Scientific Puzzles, 32, 112, 144, 192; A Lawn Tennis Tournament, 42; The performing Elephant, 48; Shadow Pantomimes, 61; Letter Puzzles—Answer to Yorktown Puzzle, 64; What am I? 80; Enigmas, 80, 112, 160, 224, 240, 336, 352, 480, 784, 848; A Game of Foot-Ball, 90; The magic Clock, 126; Imitation of Song of Canary—Imitation of Punch and Judy Troupe, 160; The Spectre Specs, 208; The Fairy Plaque, 221; Mirthful Magic, 224; Monogram Puzzle, 237; Experiments with Electricity, 240; The Game of Curling, 248; What's in a Name? 256; The Game of Tchungkee, 264; Parallels—Answer to Monogram Puzzle, 272; Nine Men's Morris, 283; Bouquetaire, 304; An old-fashioned Amusement, 315; Games with Marbles, 331; Houdin's impromptu Dessert, 336; Parlor Magic, 352, 528, 608, 656; Rackets, 362; Silent Stories, 384; In-door Amusements, 416; King Simple, 432; Dropping melted Lead, 448; Phizo, 464; Astronomical Acrostic Puzzle, 476; Characters; or, Who am I? 480; Magical Music, 512; Base-Ball, 523; The flying Dime, 528; Riddle about Animals, 541; Solution of Astronomical Acrostic Puzzle—Letter Sequences, 544; "Rome and Carthage," 560: "Duck," 576; Nine Holes, or Egg Hat, 672; Original Riddle, 688; Bipeds and Quadrupeds, 704; Badminton, 714; Natural History Jingles—Solution of Moon Puzzle, 720; Alliteration, 736; Race-Ball 746; The great Peach Puzzle, 752; A good Shooter, 784; The magic Sack, 794; The Game of Historic Characters, 800; Who was he, and what did he invent? 816.

Indians:—Indian Story (see "The Talking Leaves"); Amateur Indians, 86; The Game of Tchungkee, 264.

Jimmy Brown's Experiences:—A Private Circus, 39; Our new Walk, 103; A Steam Chair, 171; Our Balloon, 252; Animals, 357; Rats and Mice, 428; The old, old Story, 571; Our Bull-Fight, 652; Down Cellar, 725; Playing Circus, 789.

Max Rander's Adventure in Berlin, 82; Max Rander on a Bicycle, 146; Max Rander's young Nobleman, 263; Max Rander's French Eggs, 458; Max Rander's Fencing Experience, 547; Max Rander's wild Tiger, 634.

Mr. Stubbs's Brother, 353, 370, 385, 401, 423, 433, 453, 465, 485, 501, 517, 529, 545, 565, 577, 597, 615, 625, 641, 663.

Mr. Thompson and the Bull-Frog, 199; Mr. Thompson and a Bird with a Lantern, 278; Mr. Thompson and the Swallows, 438; Mr. Thompson and the Crows, 666; Mr. Thompson and the Owls, 758.

Music:—The Piano-forte, 69; About Crotchets and Quavers, 210; The Gavotte, 259; Something about Sonatas, 297; The Music-Master's Daughter, 329; The Story of the Opera 339; The Orchestra of Yesterday and To-day, 407; How to bind Music, 432; Handel and "The Messiah," 483; Piano-playing in the Time of Mozart and Beethoven, 819.

People we hear about:—Arthur Sullivan, 56; William S. Gilbert, 74; John Bright, 135: William Ewart Gladstone, 311; Bismarck, 343.

Perils and Privations:—The Wreck of the "Grosvenor," 50, 71; The Loss of the "Royal George," 163; On the Keys of Honduras, 275, 295; The Loss of the "Halsewell," 441; Wager Island, 551, 566; The Trials of Philip Austin, 694.

Songs:—Thro' the Daisy-Spotted Meadow, 189; Sleeping in the Meadow, 286; A Song of a Doll, 334; "Sleep, Baby, Sleep," 365; An Easter Carol, 382; The Angels' Watch, 525; Hold up the right Hand! 623; The Menagerie, 719.

Talking Leaves, The (Concluded):—5, 17, 35, 58, 74, 85, 106, 133, 147, 164, 181, 197, 213, 229, 245, 261, 277, 293, 309, 325, 341, 363, 375, 394.

Tom Fairweather:—A Yarn from his Log-Book—A Visit to an Ostrich Farm, 27; Tom Fairweather's Holiday in Madeira, 139; Tom Fairweather's Visit to the Sultan of Borneo, 387; Tom Fairweather goes to Bassorah, 602; Tom Fairweather's Voyage up the Tigris, 731.

POETRY.

"Amen," Artie's, 423.

Angels, Five little, 733.

Angels' Watch, The (set to Music), 525.

Apple Blossoms, 474.

April Joke, An, 339.

Bath-Room, The, 205.

Baxter, Edith, 740.

Beautiful Child, My, 187.

Bed, Just out of, 528.

Bird, The Child and the, 819.

"Bo-Peep," 318.

Boys, Two, 112.

Boy, The Tale of a very bad, 138.

Broom, The queer old, 109.

Bubble, Bubble, Bubble, 77.

Butterfly's Funeral, The, 755.

Captain Ortis, 551.

Catastrophe, A dire, 144.

Cherry-Tree Lesson, A, 589.

Child and the Watcher, The, 330.

Child's Puzzles, A, 146.

Chimney, Dot's, 103.

Christmas Pie, 136.

Church, Children's, 790.

Clowns' Duel, The, 368.

"Comet, Just like a," 803.

Corner, In the, 237.

Country Boy in Winter, A, 194.

Cruise of the Walnut Shell, The, 379, 380, 381.

Cupids, The sad Fate of seventeen, 238.

"Daisy-spotted Meadow, Thro' the" (set to Music), 189.

Daisy Trail, The, 632.

Dancing Lesson, The, 160.

Dandelions grow, How the, 448.

Dobbin's Perversity, 109.

Doll, The Lament of a left-over, 170.

Dot's Letter, 205.

Dreamer, A little, 184.

Dreaming of the coming Summer, 461.

Ducks, Wild, 846.

Easter Carol, An (set to Music), 382.

Easter Poem—"For lo! He hath arisen," 369, 370.

Ebony and Pearl, 416.

Enigmas:—160, 224, 240, 336, 352, 480, 784, 848.

Fairy, A little, 74.

Farewell, 34.

Flag, The Burial of the old, 706.

Flower Girl, The, 685.

"For lo! He hath arisen," 369.

Frost Queen, The little, 274.

Gentleman, A little, 358.

Goat, The Dancing, 701.

Golden-Rod, 772.

"Good-by, Winter," 282.

Good Company, 32.

Good-morning, little Bird, 494.

"Good Tidings of great Joy," 130.

Grandfather Knitting, 557.

Gran'ma's Stitches, 659.

"Grandpa, you do look sweet," 53.

Greedy Jerry, 800.

Green Beds, The little, 487.

Greenwood Scene, A, 558.

"His Highness," Amusing, 599.

Hold up the right Hand! (Set to Music), 623.

Independence Day, 563.

Japanese Fan Tales, 637.

Jingles:—749, 765, 781, 797, 829.

King Hazelnut, 61.

Kiss, A loving, 237.

Kissing through the Gate, 750.

Kitty's Dream, 605.

Land of Nod, The beautiful, 717.

Lily and Violet, 723.

Little May, 704.

Lock of Hair, Just one, 488.

Longfellow, H. W.—The Poet's empty Chair, 387.

Maid for me, The little, 624.

Make Way for his Majesty! 253.

"Man of Straw, A," 205.

Man, The little, 192.

Man who cared for Nobody, The, 7.

May I come in? 404.

Menagerie, The (set to Music), 719.

Mice, The Daring, 813.

Midsummer Song, A, 621.

Mill, The Old, 653.

Moth Dance, The, 344.

Mother's Baby, 430.

"Mother, The sweetest," 455.

Nursery Rhymes:—29, 45.

Owl and the Bat, The, 92, 93.

"Pansies think, What do the," 435.

Patient, The little, 569.

Petit Jean, 262.

Pinkety Wink, 269.

Poet's empty Chair, The, 387.

Prisoner at the Bar, The, 509.

Pug, An English, 26.

Puzzled, 384.

Queen of Hearts, The, 156, 157.

Rats and the Meal, The, 397.

Rehearsal, The, 205.

Ride a Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross, 173.

Roses, The June, 514.

Rub-a-dub-dub, 109.

Sad, but Just, 16.

Santa Claus, Mistress, 119.

Satisfied, Not quite, 638.

Scamp, A little, 592.

School-Master, A severe, 676.

School's Begun, 766.

Sheep at Grandpa's Farm, The, 593.

Sick Dolly, 180.

"Sleep, Baby, Sleep" (set to Music), 365.

Sleeping in the Meadow (set to Music), 286.

Slighted Stranger, The, 835.

Slumber Song, 171.

Snow, The, 227.

Song of a Doll, A (set to Music), 334.

Spring Concert, The, 361.

Sunbeam, The wandering, 582.

"Taffy," 688.

Telegraph Poles are meant for, What, 534.

Thanksgiving, Elsie's, 50.

"Too Bad!" 832.

"Too many Cooks spoil the Broth," 173.

Violet, Lily and, 723.

Waiting, 427.

Who are they? 307.

Wind, The merry, 43.

Winter-Quarters, 153.

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