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

Then there is just one
said Mrs. Mlcavher. AR.
culnstanceS Of the country .,.0,
man of Mr.. MiCawber.s .lhl.tt
nave u fair chance III rIsr=
not say at present 10 o. CO..
anything OF that sort bat
there be opportunity Tor ms
lind expansion"
Satisfied on this point. NJ
Der presently looked sane4n
Ward to something of an ->t
amy nature turning UP in ~.
and Mrs. Micawber d~l~,ourS~I
the habits Of the kangaroo.
h happy prospect WIS Il
N a few days 10y the lnfatI-
turning up of various notes M
which Mr.. Micawher n4u Oxen
various times TO Mr.. Hetp FL
for ~pecuniary assistance. Wh.r
first one turned up, Nj. M,.tA
friends We're apprised If It aE
saying: The fair Lend Of ur@t III,
lately looming on the horizon IS
cnNeloped in impenetrabIe In.~.~
forever Withdra Un from tn. eyes at
drifting wretch Whose Doom Is s.t#.8
Another writ has been issued A
course IS run. Bless YOU, bless
Some future traveller. Visiting a0
motives OF curiosity not unm.a- 49,
let US hope with sympathy. TIL p.t..
OF confinement allotted To debIo.~
this city. may, and | trust VI. routMr
as he traces on its Wall, Inscribed )
Il rusty nail.
The obscure Initials.
p. 81 reopen his IL ga ratg
common friend Mr.. Thomas Iraias
has paid the debt and cost, s., S..
noble name OF Miss T~rotwpnd- ser
that myself and family ar@ - sE,N
height Of earthly bliss"
triah ieep. with Infamous .rl~.,
Csed the notes one 10y one h.i,u, a.
disappeared, to make a sort ~ l.
Indian torment for Mjcawh"l. We,
vas arrested almost every lin l.
ttrned around 50 that he was ftr
ever being torn from tn. heiChr ,t
earthly bliss to- states Of desponl"n !,
So low that he called for knives II
ether dangerous implements y II
winch TO put al end To his wratcari
existence. Still, on the whole. n ~
j".ec himself hugely. AmoaG other
things suitable for the long tn.tg.
lie had provided himself with : carA
plete suit Of oilskins and a straw hat
pitched o T caulked on th- outside. il
which attire he rolled througl 1ht
streets with a bold b~uccaneerinR air.
like a child Of the wilderness a1oGt
to return, to his native haunts -
carried a mariners telescope Ind.r
his arm all day and possibly at night.
and his whole family was correspond
Hlgly cleared for action, Mrs. ana Mss
Micawber being bundled in shsuIs =
cured behind the waist by A strat5
kliCt aLt the children being t,n- =
like preserved meats in impyi 49,
cases.
Wilkins Micawber. Esquire.
Al the members Of the famiiy psra
provided with huge clasp knives. If.
Nlcawber,s being about a foot iaus.
They made it a point Of honor - use
nothins else, even at table. ant "
MlcaWber carried his consciant3oG =
pre- for a hardy and v~~nteI...
some life so far that ne sip4i -
Knife OF his sleeve after USE. +
younger child had its own Wo"lru
spoon attached 70 its body by 4 str,"1
Inc, and in practical anticipation =
lie aHoat and in the bush. a.' th'
NicaWbers drank ont Of tin cups
stofnins the glasses that stood N tbs
~sideboard.
And thus out Of a tin cup ~. eai
Mrs. MicaWber drank fareu-ll t. Ing
land in that beverage which Nj. NJ
caWoer knew SO we'll now to com
ound. And of their fortune IN tn,
new land of Australia, there is j nfGt
IN this paragraph in the Port Mid1I,
bay Tins:
The public dinner to our dsss.a-
Sulsned fellow ~colonist and town,
man, wilkins Mica wber. tisulira. i'ort
, H'iodlebay, District Magistrate. IAN
; " yesterday in the large room ~ ~,
: H''ei. which was crowded to sqho Is
) ti'h- 1T IS estimated that rot I ! :
''h loTt} sever persons mast h
} teeh accommodated with dinner
/ me Time. And further on contts t..
! passage: AT length all was h ii
I ana wilkins Micawber. Esquir-. 8.
sshteo himself to return thanks.
- !. from Us. in the present OluD4.
lively Imperfect sta,a Of or 4<.a.
~ishiheht. 10 endeayor 10 follow or
! .o"hsfnar through the smoothly as~
IHs periods of his highly polished
!, innate address Suffice It to 5l. $3.50.
US masterpiece Of ~eloquenc- ]
: LII those passages in which he mae
: I~aIl"ularly traced his own g4..
- "a J.