The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
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"Wr3. SIR ~Ii Mr Iso.~
though Ina an uia men A oal
baJeh 81. fhtt naeth.a Hk ue
more sad thfa tn. busting 9t fsns
romance Fr. - Eagar t H~
love that makes ~ v4rra.l ~
around.
VIVA. ARE S. ;alkta' about
asked MIR Hcnnesc
Il MAS thlukla a. u'epiH over .a
ouforcantt euain IS uv y3uas fta!
count Rau>.s laA. affair" ~aii Mr.
Io0I.v 4 had a Er-reat futhr.St tH -
FIRM IA. A~eeiuniu. | vat hel fr ta
Iay Whiu Eunty marched ut iht a
while TN ~ gan IrAie4 - N~u.it
Sohn. welI.n march 81 IN hour "isut
lie stepped aut ia back window Nhts
tho photograph PLAYED. 4 IoHf care
If " Never come Back M. ] ~AE if
~. Hlnuf-Sy. is there n~ more romano"
III m wurruIl Is love extinct" IT'S
marredge a failure Must We aH ~
back 10 Wurruk2
count Eoaey. / read by gh' pa-
apers. is tn sign Is wan Is n most
ancient an ~haughteSt houses iu fair
Fr-rance. His father was 2 prom Il
uent polls officer is hat cauthrN. ht-
in Marshal iy Fr-rance at wan tlm"
His club lis noW ia Ia posS S~len lN tn
family or TIA family p~t"u-broker. al.
- IL his badge an his helmet TIL.
ancient an naughty house Ike many
others. was not what il n been. y
needed repairs. Wan tenant afther
another had sold tn c~hanlylIcrs oG
In ceilint. tn carpet off tn tiurt. tn
paper of tn wall. tn lead pipe out ~
tn pllnhiut. ontil II looked as though
ii had been leased Ia IN DimmNnratl.
CinthraI Community or used for a 50
cyal party il Pittsburg m~llllonaltv}
Whin tn sign in tn hous" "ne tN
age his father called him - him an
saws he. Me darlin' chili.' ne SAYS
we have all the idlycation needed
be q nObleman ~ ye.cr station. GC
are expert i'm doOlip', borroWln' POM
adm tn hair. ye play a fine game IS
cards: We knew be their first name an
tn ladies il the chorus. rs says. G@
require no more s~choolin', an its
now ye-er jooty to sthrike out an arne
a liVin',' he says. Alas he say, IN
these deginerat days only wan thradc
is left open to III old an illegal no.
bility,' he says. I allude - tn always
arjoos but sometimes profitable pro-
fissyon iv mathrimony. Here in u
belle Fr-ranCe,' he says, all tn best
places ar-re took already, but h
says. do ye set out fr America. that
land " ekal opportunity. Go there.
shut ye-er eyes an choose tn lady ~
ye-er affections. a fathers blessings
go with ye.' he says. AM he say.
in ordher that ye may have an in
cintive to industhry,' he says, I've
rented ye-er rooms he says.
$50 tn count frightened his stays.
had his hair curled, Redeemed his face
with Bloom iv Youth, penciled his
eyebrows until he was tn pithure ~
q Parisyan athlete or American man
icure. an set out Oh his love mission.
raymimber whin he landed. The
rayporthers met him am asked him A.
he had any baggage. i thought !
Wuddent bring amy over. SAID ne.
It's only in tn way if ye have cuffs
We can turn. an, he says. 4 eXpict
to buy what | need in ye-er we'll be-
loved c~ounthry.' he says. why have
We Gomez asked tn gintlemen ~ the
Press. L am in love, says tn count.
| am ~devoured with a divine passion.
he says. Here in this land iv ye-ers
lives tn woman | love he says. J
can't eat or sleep ontil | see her, say
he. let Tor buy amy clothes or joo.-
ry,' he says. An what is tn name ~
tn mt says tn knights IL
the Goose Quill. It's wan iv these.
saws tn love-sick swain. ~projoocing a
list firm tn inside iv his hat. P'raps
some iv We cud tell me about THIN.
III lowest I cud hurl me mad passion
FIR Wud be tin millyon dollars, but
he says, me foolish hcar-rt tells me |
wud allow tWinty per cent. reduction
he says. fir a blonde he says.
ct was a beautiful, simple coort-
ship. TIL Count u be discovered
amy day setting at his frugal meat
feverishly readin' tn pages iv Brad
street on "Coortship an Marredge in
tn United states. His wooin' was not
all aisy. Many a fortune destined
fr an English divorce coort spurned
him. an at wan time it looked as
though war might break out between
France an England. But love will
find a way whin it is armed with Pow
erty an burglars tools, an tn Count
was not to be rebuffed.
some years befure this there lived
in this country a great capitalist
who had succeeded be his own indus
three an tn carelessness iv others in
accumylatin' a modest fortune whin
tn taX-collector came ar-round. It
was almost, ye might say, bluShin' 1T
thin times. He was a popular man
His picture was printed often i'm tn
pa-apers an he was sometimes chased
firm his offs to his home be his fellow.
citizens. He was q gr-reat railroad
man. Not hat he knew anything
about a railroad thrain firm firm an
engine to sellin' peanuts. but, Hinnissy.