The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-07

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about II being one ys3nx % NE in
Iincolnssire and eosAfp al 6cotfj1h
raids and another Ia live Ii West
morelxh6s and cxperietce them: 81
which ~ new acqraintanee favored
me VIII ynesficr sn!sle ~ ! thotixht
Il. H6 non. stfcde toward the hit.
c. AeAeteg Farraday, we'll have
a mug gbp small beer together TO our
bettArs efslandtns, he said, and
nothing Icath. ! followed him into the
hut.
what do you think Of my bower?''
he asked but he did not wait for my
reply. Il have for the time being
withdrawn from the world, having
had . surteit Of too much company.
devote my time To study and to the
practice of martial sports"
He had brought forth . pitcher Of
beer and two mugs while he Was
speaking. and he now very courteous.
ly, begged me to be seated. SO took
the stool. while he sat himself down
upon = corner OF the table.
DO you belong In these parts?"
asked OF this militant hermit, for
had guessed that Il would be agree
able to him to talk Of himself, n
which Judgment was not Tar WRONG
Il was born. In Will0uGhby, ana
WAS sent to school 1t Afford. having
had your excellent uncle for my mas
ter; and many's the logging got
from him. Later was entered 81
the grammar school at Louth. it hal
sent forth many . fair scholar, but
am not one Of that goodly company
I had, ere this. made up my mind Il
run away 70 sea, but on my fathers
death, being only about thirteen
years old. one OF my guardians tool
me In hand, together with q little
store Of money that had been lefI
mo- the latter with 20 tight . hold
that ] haye to this day seen only
shillingS where I should have looked
on pounds"
But he seemed cheerful, 1 thought
n spite OF his LOSSES. My face must
have told him something Of what was
In my mind. for he said:
~ AFTER al. It was no great matter
and my heart was set on brave I'd
.vonturosrr
Why did you desire 70 80 to sea''
why did desire to 90 TO aeas' be
sI.xss Z. nsnI sack epsnastu
...r E.ssaaay. IoI sne sSeneeI sl0s
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But my guardians thought other
wise," he continued, "and l WAS ap
prenttced tOsa great merchant q
Lynn ffom whom ! presently ri
|ing WIDER ana wider, until they Got q
b. HE saucers. I had learnc1 ,mncl
q me dutj q fthe youna. I'M IpeI
andy Il Wa = subject about whteh "a,
|neWe1oQuaintance never bothere1 III
head: eecret1y I doubted not Ne "a
destined 70 some bad end. but wl6Uel
to hear how II was that he ohonce<
to be living q hermit's life when h
had 30 greatly desired brave adyen
lures.
NYou have never wished 70 - Il
seC. Master Farraday?'' he, AN ~ A,
In sIl honesty was forced 10 confes
that I we bothered BY no sucI
troublesome craving. also that I ~
disposed TO let those In authorit,
over me order my life according 3
their greater experience. He hear,
me ont rather lima ttently. I thouRht
for he was solnewhat hasty An,
choleric, and more OF q talker tina,
q listener.
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