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

l.AeT4ttEN - q
u, rtndlng which they were unable
go Garge their pecuniary obliga-
~ he hotel. This condition led
~, NnVaWbtr to remark that when
a.. wcrst ZINES to the worst. a man
g. ,..cr without friends if he is pos
,..ed ~ shaving materials, a dread !
ut that led Mrs. Micawber to
,,rnU her arms around his neck and
.,.se.f him to he calm Mr.. Micaw-i
49, urlt. md rang the bell for the
v,.,cr - bespeak d hot kidney pud-
tt- and a plate of shrimps for
l..ktast in the morning.
AIR Micavper had a strong pre-
r,3tncrt that the remittance would
,or.o by the next days post. and
,1.lad his friend C~oppsffeld. to
vnun ne referred now habitually as
tn, tI.tud of his youth. to be their
r.e~. At 4 farewell dinner. Though
ne remittance did not come. the
cLncr WAS ordered, and quite d beau
. jttle inner it was q choice
t.i. ,te sidney end of a loin Of veal
J,.s5eu. sausage meat, ii partridge
ara . pudding.
Ha,id ~Copperfeld never had seer
si1 one 50 ioNial as MIR. Micawber
VS. 10 the very last moment of the
even ue. Consequently he was not
ffi24iAr O. * tiSAl IN IL
us. To receive a letter dated q
|oeaflcr of an hour after he had left
them, and saying:
Ny Dear Young Friend: The die
is ..s, ali is over. Hiding the ray
jos II care with a sickly mask Of
nirtu. | have not informed you his
tieh,nG that there is no hope Of the
rct ttlaHce. Under these circun-
Stances, ! have discharged the pc
,starv liability contracted at this
establishment by giving "A note of
halo made payable fourteen days
after date. at my residence, P%enton-
VIC. When il becomes due. it will
not he taken up. The result is de-
s;Tucticn. The bolt is impending and
tht tree must fall.
"rhis is the last communication.
ny dear Copperfeld, you will ever
From
The
"Beggared
'OutcaSt.
"WIlkINS MICAWBER."
l'ayld FASTENED to the hotel. but
iaif way there was met by the Lon
col coach with Mr.. and Mrs. Micaw-
ttt cn the top. MIR. Micawber smiling
li tranquil enjoyment Of Mrs. Micaw-
Etr conversation and eating wal
h"iS out OF a paper bag. while {
lDt'!e stuck enthusiastically out OF hi.
/ EAST pocket.
Mir Mica~ Der Advertises His Talents
Ia l.ondon Mr.. MicaWber concen
tf"ica his attention on selling corn OF
commission. He was forced to tn,
Conclusion. after patient experiment
that Il was not an avocation Of a re
!. lucrative description. and Mrs
Mteawber concurred. Justly remark
lrG while it might be a gentleman
Profession, commission to the extern
~ Two shillings and nine pence in
fortnight could not. however, Unite,
'he.r ideas might be, be considere,
r"nIlneratiNe.
You are said Nh
Alaawher at this time, to Copper
fi,ld. Who found them in London an
lr'lted them to dinner. Ito the fac
that there have been periods in m
hfe when it has been requisite the
should pause until certain expecte
events should turn up: when it ha
Ten necessary that Y should fall bac
before making what | trust / sha
lot Ee accused OF ption i
itrtn'ng-a spring. The present
ons II those ~r..omentous stages in tn
he Of man. You find me falle
iafb, FOR a spring, and have ever
reason 10 believe that a vigorous lea
" shortly he the result
iiere is Mr.. Micawber with a "
fttN Of qualifications said MIR
Mleawber, calculating. with gre;
talent. with genius, and without al
suitable position or employment
Nh"re does that responsibility rest
s""riN on society. Then. it appea
70 ne. Mr.. Micawber has to q
Is 7" throw down the gauntlet to s.
'lttN. and say in effect: Show II
VINO Will take that up. Let Il
u"tN immediately step forwart
what Mr.. Micawber has to do
= advertise in all the aptrs, settil
FORM his qualifications"
Mf. drank to this sent
mem ~ punch and emerged to d
Mit THAT as soon as the adVertis
"thi should have been the cause
N'he'hlng satisfactory turning up,
''poSeu TO move. He mentioned