The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-21

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n v.s NJ S,puer. II vas evident that Mr..
Thompson had overlooked much lawlessness
in the conducs Of the younger people, in his
abstract contemplation of some impending
event. When the cloth was removed, be
ruse 10 his feex, and grimly tapped upon the
talk. A titter, that broke o,it among the
Joees Rirls, became epidemic on one side 0f
the board. Charles Thompson, from the
foot of the table, looked up in tender per-
p3exiey. Hes eoihg to sing doxoloU-
Hes euine to pay Silence for speech
ran round the room.
IT'S one year to-day, Christian brothers
and sisters, said Mr.. Thompson, with grim
deEbesation, one year today slnce my son
came home from eating OF wine h'isks ana
Of spending Of his substance on hariots ihe
tittering suddenly ceased.) Look ut HIM
now. Charles thompson, stand up.
(Charies Thompson stood uP.) Ohe year
ago tO-day-and look Mt HIM now.
He vas certainly q handsome prudigal,
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"A repentant prodigal with aad, Obeslient
ewes turned upon the harsh and unsym-
patheitc glance ii His father. The voungea
Miss Smith. from the pure depths Of hen
foolish little heart. moved unconscio,isly to
ward him.
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