The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
SELECTED.
SAMUEL FUCKERS SECOND
WOOINC.
HOW he CoURrEp his WIFE AFTER TnH
HAD BEEN MARRIED FOR YEARS.

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oath that voulJn't work with lane All
I have to sav is thai mans wife was
Inherent from mine. I'd rs soon think Of
fnndinu svrun tn a mummy ~ la broin
.norting a,,air Win hnr "
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sonin~ did not Wholly dismiss from The
rorunr,o mind a troin of tbou0bts and
nn.sihiIitirs snrgestnd NV tL. lecturer
ltory In o,,nr,, trout az Tho following
d.,s. of .a,rnj snr,ica or nonnIar lort.
nrG in the musrum or nv the model of The
IInlv Lam. when Iistenin1 ia a concert
or Gazinp with thronas upou the illumin-
ato1 nrri tho far'awoy husband was
raInntIrsslv followed nv vision of hard
work Lane looked mon him with re-
nrnorhfnI nvas
At IrnGtb he ouiotod his conscience
Win ,hn determination to nrova that his
estimate of his wife was correct "When
90 hack" he said IA himself IN inst
show the woman some little attentions
and I'M sec they wont have no more eff
fnrt nm hnr than they wonld IN fine old
Inv marc. lanes bound to be sullen and
obstinate and I suppose may AS we'll
make nm NV mind 10 if. ION reaching
homo the resolution WAS not easily car
Rod ont When Mr.. Tucker planned
some oalantry toward his wife. the very
thnuoht mad4 him feel 50 unnatural and
foolish that po,tponemt resulted: but the
| Sabhnth offered an opportunity SO con-
vrnirnt that he improved il.
The farm was nearly mile from
church vet Samuel Tucker had for years
been in the habit of driving back alone
after the forenoon service, leaving his
wife to attend the Sabbath School, and
then walked home as best She could
through mud or dust.
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