The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-19

My Micawber's creditors s
inpiacable. even the most t"-t
or them. a hootmahe-. de- a-
open court that he ho-e h-
malice. but when money ~S
to him he liked 10 he pad Ills
he thought il was hun!saa rts.--
Mr.. Micauber was d~iechaFl
laft the PRISON after A harTo:
ing gwen by the prison t..
honor.
Mr.. Nicaw.er Gives Some >d>1,>
Free once more. Nj al
MicawDer embraced Win w
tears and spent a most iap~
evening. They had neromr 81
10 their old difficulties that the
quite shipwrecked when tn.
released from them. III e\,
the day. combined With al 500
nip that they breHed IL I"to-t
OF the important tide in me" ts
led Mrs. Nicawher u mournt
trospc.tion about her ntmG.t.
had departed this life h"to,"
Mitawber's difficulties cpn.tr
or. at least, before they beam
ing: and her papa. VINO lived ta
Mr.. Nicawber several liIG-r.
then expired. regretted BY 2
Gus circle. becoming sllen@
t~ericaI. 81: exclaimed: Mir M
Der naav haTt, concealed ms !. 10
ties from me III the I4fSt 1-
The pearl necklace ana i@4
| which / inherited from MANN.
been disposed Of for les tn'a
their value and the st af
which was the wedding gift .f
papa. has been actually th-a~n
for nothing. But / ne,er v. J.~
Mr. Micawber. No" cried Nj
cawber, more affected THAN r1.f
mover viii do it
NJ life" said MIR. M.ctNb-t .>
! ing her into his arms.
However. to Mrs. Mice WbSr ,
came an intuition that her =
might DO something III the 49,
a position IN the Custom H"s-
plymouth for a man of MI NJ
ber's great talents. and NJ. Nj
Der instantly resolved 10 Set "
that place to be on the spot III -
ANYTHING turne 10.
They celebrated their resources
giving a farewell supper ~ j
Copperfield. at which Mr.. N3ct-
praised him is being one VINO aa,3
heart to feel. and n head IL t.f.e
and a hand ton short, sasi ~
Micawber. "a general ability le
pose Of such available proper
could he made away Wta. '.
having done brand to iar ptN
brewers at times When Nh. Nl@fo &
was prevented from it by M 2,~
nancy Of his feelings and Mrs. Nj
Der by the twins. NJ dear go
friend" said Mr.. NicaWner. Ff
Older than You; a nan Of SOM,
~perience in and and ri
experience. in short. III d!tie
generally speaking. At present.
until something turns up WI u
am. | may say. hourly eSprst.t-
| have nothing to besfoW but ri
Still. my advice is SO far worth te
ing that-in short, that hay a-Na~
taken it myself, and ann the. n~t'
Mr.. Micawber, who had been hrta
ing and smiling all over his a.#ti
and face. checked himself and Itpt.
ed-'the miserable wretch Eol atA
behold''
My dear Micawo.r'" urged N !
Mica wber.
Il say" returned Mr.. Mict&5-r,
forgetting himself and smiling a-ta
the miserable wretch you nos ".
hold. My advice IS. never t. ''
morrow what YOU can 60 TO-DAY ti'-
cra5tination is the thief Of tine sat
lar him. Ny other piece Of adm.
CoDpertieId, Annual income. 5a.'1#
pounds: annual expenditure, a"
teen. nineteen six: result. htn'piA'~
Annual income. twenty pounds -
nual expenditure, twenty ~p"lai4
ought and six: result. misery if'
I blossom is blighted. the leaf IS VI
\ cred, the God of Day goes dow
T upon the dreary scene. and and. =
short. you are forever hoored y
l am"
. To make his example nor" n
pressiya Mr. Micawber drank d s!a-3
Q Of punch and whistied the ooirs
Hornpipe.
Y Although Mr.. Micawber arrived IS
the spot in Plymouth. nothing t4t"
ed no. Talent. he discovered. "
e not wanted in the Custom Hous~ ~
6 fact. as he and Mrs. - =
clearly. they would rather not ha>- :
man Of Mr.. talents IN ~
Custom House. Mrs. M;ra~o-I
family. also. failed TO recei1" hlh'
q with the ardOr which he had r-i