The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-02-25

with all his brute 1...
some good in him. she u
We'll. 1t aiIl stay ia h.
never let 1t get out
"All right. axe your
for the time. We'll
tho long run. Nov ~. ~ -.
and tougher problem Tor g
What is 10"
Dick"
What's he done his
He steals everything 81
hands on. lie IS a puzzle H,
est lar / Y saw S!t co.
simply will not tell th- ts...
think OF : lie In time. I8 s..
the place. but for Charlie a..
love tho Ilttle s~coaudrcL -
influence over Charl. v4}l -.
1T would break the chtIls
him away. mat shall .
HIM
The preacher laa2hci "
my dear. you've got tey,D.
Eow. | ion't know wh..Hs. ..
soul. Certainly the VAN r...
foundations OF morals var
Dtttt = ~ V&i 80 81 F.. e
teach him quicker. ! i,ars
you. Al present its \ dome-.4.
Thanks. that's SO auctur4a
Dick was a puzzle and no ul-.
Il. BUT 4 Charlie his rolla.
Gus eyes, his cunning Hng,
maynard imagination N.Iu
fountains OF life He found ,...
rest within TWO miles 81 town
track = rabbit almost as swItu,
Is az s hound. lie could WoIA
hen he had a mind TO. ami l..
day over one row OF the EaI...
lie didn't want 70 work. Viii.
chronic condition.
When the revival season SCI Nv
negroes in the suInmer tho aat. ..
row began for householdcrs. E.e.
gro in the community became
lutcly worthless and remained $50 a..
emotional insanity attending ta,
ihgs wore on.
Aunt Mary. Mrs. Durham ...
salvation over again every summ,
increasing power and increa~ine #.
Grafton in her work. SSsS uls
got home al two o'clock. .nd nr-.
was not ready until nine. Some night. ~
didn't get home at all, and Mr. Iu
had to get breakfast herself
II was n hard time for DICK nho
vet experienced religion and % Whe.
the Drunt az the extra work auH
Durham's tretfulness besides.
Il tell you what less do. Chagi..' .
| cried ono dav. Less 20 down .r.
rigger chu'oh. en- bus UP d. u
Use gettin' tired or dis
How'll Won do ito"
.r ho, 49,, .o-n,.ar.o" uo r,..N
a. hie ohirt na~t ~ bis chin ana
-. n. craham,e sun ,las
"Wtare,a y6n a., mn biol o..
..Eo,nd, {, ,yba, - man laf, So. u
uoilea nc av.o solsmnlv
M. ..at.n haro wbon ! ,,rp.
de sun. | Kin set dat pile or straw &.
wild it,"
..yo,, rnuon,t o4t ,hn ohur,,
= mad charlie
..xow ohio hnt ! oil nm IN .. sar.,
-. - rna1o r"sh air. ,- t...
49,. .har"n a.ra
blaze er light right on his bal had
I set him afire 8ho's YOU bawA''
Dick, I wouldn't do it." said Chala
laughing in spite OF himself.
Charlie refused RI accomnaDy hin
mn Dick,s min, vas All ar the ueer-.,
nc ,b;o u,orL ~ ,.foru CO In tho ara.
'u..- ;. It'll. -
IT.. go H. irto ,ho .a.r.
- - 49, pan.t.t oh,,roh
me eAci.eHieht VIZ luHNlne '
on'ie u.s." "a 'He
noui u ienstn aho - ''I'eu ID"
ihou'nean' = i1an' - a ''
""io' u ufhNne7 h"' oeeA
hSe rows OacH rom me pulpit l." -
pieh'J VI iooH Iof the mum
craWi over me moor "dlh D",H
iorth ana snon' "hen 'nty
ana LOT thelr irieha5 20 DO
t-ehn.
This open place was covered with v4sa
ira to keep the mourners off the LEI.
fioor. aud AFFORD some sort OF com.a'
fer those FAR advanced In mourning. SO
vent into frances and sometime Lay -'
tioniess for hours on their back or -a
on their faces.
The mourncrs had kfckas ami -f.aa
this straw out to the edges aud til. sos
bare. Uncle Josh had sent .#
deacons out for more straw.
In the meantime ba wa workjng .1
eo,f IN - ono,h.. -, IL, .
hortation to move sinners to COM .or
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