The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
as BAD Bey
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 look of inqa.y as though wondering what was coming next. Way '"
 70. nothing er.y was gcins ,o grind the haichet. ard sssse knrres and things ,his morning. and though; r,aysse you would like ,o % aa, ,n the shed and turn the grind-s,cEe fey me. 10 develop your muscles. Turning srind-s,one Is the healihies, thing eey saa d0.
 That Is al tsh, enough. sa,3the bad boy. IS he took ep I swee, erAcket. ba, please take s gooa look !, me Do look like sslnd-s,oae oay, 10 resemble good littse boy thai can; say no and goes ofi ard tuins gund-s,one halt ia. for some o.i de;icf. who pays him sy giving hina ! hanatai of green entrants. or telling hun he vii De man some day. I and the boy goes ot; one way. with larlc back. wh,ae the soot iaAa goes the other way. with shNfp seytae and eha sie x. the seitness ot the bos You are mistaken n ne have passed the sgind-s;onc petioa. and yoa wi.I have ,o pick Cp another satjIne who has never done cirCtls, work No, Any srnd-stone for Hcnnefy. II ye- please
 oa ate getting ;ao suiat;, sad the grocery man. A he hatse8 pound ai sweet crackers to the avs father '.Noa don; have a tafn inc staa.s,one fl ,ea ion want l..
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 rha's a. tsh. Waz wanted YOU Q tlEn gr.n .-s'a;e. tnysay Bel ~ha, is '; about your pa aEd ma beng turned ou, Of ,he church 1 hear tha, they srandalizet them elves horribly las, SGniay
 Well. yog see me and my ciium pe; up 'oD on pa ;n make nim think Sua- day was only saturday and ma she feli into II. and l guess we arc all going io se, hred from the hprch iot working on sunday You sec they diint go to mee.in' las. ~untiy he use mas new bonne, htdn, 'o'sie. and Monday and ] Tuesday |; rained Aad then ot the week sas so maddy n one called CT they couli ro, se, aay~ nefe. sp Monday 1 sitd ai. early au ] 70. 'hc dai.s pape. and on Tuesday my rAgn he %, ,he paper oil the steps and pa: Mondays paper n IS p'ace l watched n CT they were reading '. 8l. they di3 nc; rg,iee the date Then Wednesdayv pri rcesday paper oI ,he steps and pa sad ina; |, seemed more than Tgcsday. ba; ma she got the paper of the day be.ote and looked a, the da.e and sasi | seemed so - her bu, she slessed they had los, day somehow Thursday VIC got Nednesdays paper or the s.eps. and frday we tGng un fhlrs- days paper ani saturday my chGm he go, Fridays paper on the steps. and ma sad she would wash to-riorio~. and pa sad he believed he would hoe in the garden and sc, the weeds out % |, would look better ,o folks when they ven, by sunday to church. Well. sunday morn ing came, and with r Saturdays daily paper. and pa barely glanced [, over As he got on his overails and ven, ou, n hls shir sleeves q hoelng in the iron, garden And and my chum helped ma carry water Q wash. She sad f seemed like the longest wees she eyer saw, bu; when we brough. the water, and took plate of p.ckies to ;he hfed girl ,h a,0z, down with the humps. ~e got n the lilac pushes and waited for the csrtAsn ,o rise l, ~asn. long before folks began gong % church and you diie lagghing D sec them ali stop IT front of where ma vas washing and look T, her, ami then go or to where pa was hoe,ng weeds and stop and look a, him. and then drive on Af,er aboa, doken teams had passed heari ma ask pa ~ho ~as dead. as there mus, be funeral somewhere. Pa had just hood into ba,a5le-bees' nest and sad he did not know Of any person ,ha, vas dead. 5u, knes some that ogYh, to be. and ma she dia no, ask any foolish questions any more. After abor, twenty teams had stopped. ma she 70, nervous and asked Deacon Smith If he sa~ anything green he sad sorne'hing about desecrzfion and drove away Dea-