Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-30
N INGERFIELD.
D. JEROME K. JEROME.
Copyright, 1896. ] CHAPTER I.

pars that staFt llolii eliao punt anu 1a V inc Commercial road past the VI in front of which stands-or ! |B., ;. stand-a high flagstaff, at the 7 wbieh sits-or used to sit-an |[,lrrfemale Y purveyor of pigs trotters K s,,nenee apieca. until you come to 'n' ' 2 ' railway arch crosses the road Y Es..lv. and there get down and turn x s riaht up narrow noisy street |, fo the river, and then to the ], osoain up . still narrower street, K v you may know by it's having 6 E, bouse at one corner Gas is ill the (,s of things) and marine store E.,s at the other, outside which k,slv stiff and unaceommodating [snts of gigantic size fiutter ghost n the wind, you will come to a niled in churchyard, surrounded fasideB by cheerless. many peopled {, Sad looking little old houses sm in spite of the tumult of life E,their ever open doors. They and |nejept church in their midst seem E If the ceaseless jangle around Perhaps, standing there so many listening to the long silence of aad the fretful voices of the liv- mpd foolish in their ears.
 Erjug through the railings on the .parest the river, you will see be- the shadow of the soot grimed sbs soot grimed porch-that is, if ap happen, by rare chance, to be spOugh and strong enough to cast |tsdow at all in that region of gray -a curiously high and narrow ane that once was white and |gbt not tottering and bent with |pit is now. There is upon this carving in bas relief, as you will yourself if you make your way Through the gateway on the oppo- Gieof the square. It represents, so scan be made out, for it is much fa time and dirt, a figure lying aouud aith another figure bend ru it, while at a little distance ha third object. But this last is so sBet that it might be almost any from an angel to a horse.
 ibelow the carving are the words siY half ob1iterated) that I have for the title of this story.
 EuId you ever wander of a Sunday ag within sound of the cracked hat calls & few habit bound, old aed folk to worship within those sained walls, and drop into talk he old men who on such days sit, h his brass buttoned long brown up0n the low stone coping under those broken railings, you might his tale from them, as I did, more go than 1 care to recollect.
 Hest you do not choose to go to all touble or lest the old men who tell it you have grown tired of all snd are not to be reused ever again he telling of tales, and you yet for the story, 1 will here set it tW you.
 lcannot recount it to you as they tome, for to me itwas only 9 tale heard and remembered, thinking itagain for profit. while to them a thing that had been, and the GOf 1t were interwoyen with the atheir own life. As they talked aat did not see passed by among 2wd and turned and looked at and voices that I did not hear 10 them below the clamor of the 8 that through their thin, pip Ass there quiyered the deep mu- llfe and death, and my tale must heirs but as a gossip's chatter to F of him whose breast has felt IS of battle.
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 sea bronzed parsonage, whom all yariously Inge or Unger. Out Rlla North sea he has coTne. Rec saFes him, one of a small, fierce
 aanding on the sands of deso- 0'humbria, staring landward, his
 wealth upon his back. This u two handed battleax, value sOMe 40 styeas in the currency
 alle. A careful man, with busi- 'aDllltles, may, however, manip-
 small capital to great advan-
 U what would appear, to those
 9eo to our slow modern meth
 ucfedlbly short space of time,
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 s' rapldity beyond the dreams
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 ssia seem to have inherited the N ,aelr ancestor, for they pros
 ~ 'aelr worldly goods increase.
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 ss as money. They fight for mon-
 ~ Tor money, live for money,
 N \ to die for money.
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 highest priced article in the
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 lss 1@ head then each Ingerfeld Gas
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