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In the evening when we retired, it was still raining, but the next morning greeted us with a bright, pleasant sunshine. All nature seemed to be clothed in her best garment. The faces at Uwins' appeared to be as pleasing to the sight after a refreshing night's rest as the verdant foliage, refreshed by the warm rain and delightful sunshine.
After dinner, when we were all seated in the parlor, Mr. Uwins asked Mr. Midith about the family-home as it existed on Mars.