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another exploded form of poltaness, still unversa aeFe. AtmeesARns, mes < Ehanks 4pr the pleasure had from your company the ,last'time we met" It is compliment of recognition, which it would be ex- trs!hely rude to neglect The common people give "Tak for sideste' to the Swedish peasants of Jen- teland who have come across the Eide, and whom they have certainly not seen since the preceding years snow; and then, possibly, only in taking dram,tqgether. A:laborer pever ,passes another at work, or at his meal, without complimentary ex- presslon, wishing him luck in his lahor, or good from his meal. In addition to these perhaps not altogether useessforms, there are the ordinary n- quiries after friends at home, and compliments and

 remenbrances sent and receivedii in due abundance.

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