The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

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can imagine my surprise whea she
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greatest escissmeas. and h-ssn In talk
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"OA. Mrs. kimberley, | am %
sruuhledi lwaas to sec Ne. smith. my
pastor. need his advice In Q yssy sesi.
Gus matter. and dau't dare In call upon
him. ] vent out yesterday Ia sce him.
and walked up and down In front ii
sAs hoass dozen tass. bal I couldn't
musser Up courage W ring the hell.
And THE morning. oil the morning. !
have hem doing Just the same thing,
walking up and down the street. no.
daring ~ Stop; and w the matter must
b decided today. And % I though, I
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gladly do anything I could ior
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AFRAID IN call and - you hsrssli."
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her - much! "bvs 20 on, Mrs. Kim.
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know In whst way can do anything ios
Miss Pickett"
"well," resumed Mrs. Kimberley.
"Miss Pickett went on with her story :
.'ica know Ar. Jonas, Mrs. Kim.
besSey, he coustFymaa sho has q little
farm about eight miles back, and who
comes Ia two or three times 4 week %
ssll butter and eggs and chickens and
veersablesr
III nodded an assent.
"'well, Mrs. Kimberley, be has been
In the habit Of stopping nj our house lot
year 90 two past. " course I never
bought much Of him: cur family l. %
small, only mother and !, that Ne dom,
need much. Sometimes I have bought q
pound Of butter, and once In while q
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thing. you know. And vet 10 always
came Just a. regularly as II I was HIs
hes, customer. Sometimes be would
lettuce, or o little cram. iie has always
beca very kind. always would ask lot
mother. And ono DAY he brouRh, IN
some dried corn.cobs; said he had dried
them himself Tor mother and me, 10.
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