The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
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 Aa IS he snaSe tae small black ins-bos's eyes aasaci though tears wh.ca he iuItiveiy l ked e.gay win ae euli oi his old ae..e. IS he i4laed away his cad
 perhaas yor don, ike selling thing, 1T tAe streets c'
 don't, ST. fe rcp,icd. looking up quickly. "l late '. I-a;a'. got the .
 md Go soarfagaet 4ai ,no,her know tha, you don't like |, -
 Yes, they snoN |, bat daFcat say much 0 father ior tear ai ws,i9p;n Mother knows :. oat we don, .a.. abou; II very offer Sae makes allowance for me, uneeE.awr = ay ts0 brothers. who would round ar me anl -ao,ser ,"o f they sno~ | r. ara tbea i..her ya.- lop her"
 ia= w-liopias 2sepensi:ee of .ae black ing-boys tataer notwithstanding. heie was . case ;et sa9se ore .a:tsferore ane thous ! ceea3 IT.. he pery sang .iIe of seeaess i v.atniaa io fa. @..t aud argue Nqth ms InDatI -i parent. fei. cnFaoas Q inqa.re l.;;!c alo the matter contf.vea ia get os,t q. .7s E 2ek ns- boy whcse he fired atd inc tln2e n IL. even ing when his father would probably x, a; home. dld ne. ma.s- known C he boy that itwas my des.gn 10 Day :. vis3; :o ks pateroal abode. a reserve ] af,.r- wards almos. reoen,ed. Eor when abou, 5 o'clock ma. niga. 1 tapped ar the ki'cser door of house n couri near the GFass Inn lane -lcse to .he I;ae 1.ia $ inr already Tcrtios ed and in the heart ef i-7narn3, - |, vas opened by ;ae es21kias-5oy hlu self. re looked sn ho-- ub.y scared ard shook sc tkat ,hogE'., he would have dropped tae bottle he carried in his hand. 1ad IT vhioa a bi: of lalsow candle vas g!inmer4rs gave him all the encouragement a.d reasser- ancr that could te conveyed in look ana nod. and entered the room.
 The whc.e family were at home. The father q b5a%rF, ssulking fellcw in fTo.sy frs.iaa. ana w a spotted CO., ten. ne4 serchtei. tie knot ot wh.cA w.s under his ear insteal ot under h. ehia, and who wore hls cap 3, h. n-es.d. ard mingled with Ire saso<e frsu .he re that cf his dirty, short p}re- Tn sao.s-r poor saaut s9css5-~ crez'cfe. wnp-c soaked and crinkice. locking hands oe- tokered recent exasr.enre a ;ae N .sl- tub, but who in ts-e and features was s,rik.Dg.y like Iae bla sins-bo,. and the two hrotners of the latter Tae.e was n equally striking similarity be;seea them and tEelr father, ard ore, whose age r4 ay have been ]. had fai;afuEy copied the s,e Of his neci:=rchiet ard the cock Q! the peak of his cap wh.le the tSo short P -,ss might have come from the &aE.e mold The younge. child wzs seemingly year or two jasior b he object of my so,icitude, but, for his size, zs pro- nouced chip of the old block A ais elackguardly brother My b.acking-boy looked implonngly al me zad go; behind his mother.
 sCet up, Jack and give he gentle man the cheer she nervousiy remarked b her husband, who sa, oa inc only article Of furniture of the kind contained m the room.
 P'raps the gentleman would rather