The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-22

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TIE fact Of The csse vas that the isrt
er's big silver wstob. sbich wss hanging c
secular occasions on . certain mil 10 Il
kiie heo. ~as missing
But IL s,t It back ye'; he csn't bs,
9oue lar. the old scamp. Here. John
Luke-hI,ch up tbe msrs, aud be spr
about II too. Well cstch him b fore b
bs. me o make way wit, 1t. the "a vi
mn I. This w,rl was the blsckest il Ful
mer Ashes list OF vi'uperstions.
| No, Mr. Asbe -yon needn't Don'i L,
pay for the watch. spoke up Samuel, GRIN
son. but resolute. | don't balievs ~
father to, k it. Samuel chck ID. OF cours
be didn't he e-woudnt do It. But b
N usn't be sesrched; its is's = disgrace
You know me, Mr.. A-he. You can I k
1t on, OF my wages. I'll pay for it.
Nonsense said the frmsr, sngrily.
be has ut so. 1t It's no diserace TO b
search,i. I'd Just ~ soon be searched my
self Hn,ry mn tberel Tbs borso va
| put between the shafts
| On. NJ, Asbe -.t,pl Don, pease don't
He did.'t t,ke this grsy bsir,-tb,
% opey- S,methipg swellsdin Simuel'l
che,t and he could not 90 on.
do,,, ~sn, von, mo,svt r,.,.d h,
t.,m.r ,,on.h 10, rot;raiv u ia Ala
Mt take IL what's To nav tbeoP Wa ain =
going to burt him. Here. LIKE. you wan,
TO tackle him,
Yes sir
No.I
B,iter ,tL,le
You aip't afraid?
DON'T lie, on what we want him for.
TIM IN, rel
Amid sucb exclamstions Ssmueps FRO
t,s,s we're drowned. and the wagon vent
r,t.Iinv ont Of siobt
sca,cslv more t,an h.lt a, honr !. !,
,asssd xb.n /, came b.ck this TINA vah
roo ooc,,an,s COS ax;v.n h.,.L,n -,
- ,ho ho,nvara wha,o John =. n;,L H..
uho,snnon N a, vo,,h .,oLad ora, ~.
s,oo,.na s.t dow, his nail ,o.v;nn Ro,nv
j an no, ,o.a in hsr own noc.,r Inla
s,ra;ob, ,,,;on ~ ,ool ve,v
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and itrltst,d.
Well. to what am | to sscribe the honor
Of nv drive? he demanded. sharply ~
length.
Come. now old chan. M more gam
mon; you'd better shell out, observed
Luke, good humoredly. rs the trembling
old man was escorted across the ysr to
the barn floor, where the light was beat.
The old man tremtled as he passed the
pigpen he stumbled and caught at the
fence to save himself Upon this the pigs
set up prodigious squealiog Il they had
no supper.
P's. pig, p'sl Whtre's Sam? said Fsr'
mr. Asbe; aud they reached tho barn
floor.
Sam was directly overhead, strstched
A Il, bic eyes at knothole, his face purple
bis lresst bpsvilg. He saw his old father
ea in. and heard the ron, banter and
,oarse ssr,ssm Of the men a. thew pnlIed
~ r; oo. ana .;., ,.. N. I.v,o s,h
:, ;,,aa ~ ~, $500, !, a,on;,,.
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'in t1eir uasgy sioes. Inc oocs were
lra~n on; one ait 'he o'her Iney we're
'necsed out 'ney were empty inele
'so oeen no'nins ~ 'ue" more vs'uao'e
lsn Two pare Ir'l a 'e~ Dure sosKes
nd pulls were oes'o"en' DIS s'eeVes were
oiled mp. ms pocktt' turned inside out.
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