New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-22
Carmichael biuntly. Il never asked

glad to see your preparations, Mr.. Car
michael That | couSit.cr very mag
luminous III YOU, under the circuln
stances, and 50 VIII his lordship whel
he has had !: rest. You won't mine
his retiring CEtil its tine tor The litt.'
service. SIR. Carnichac:'
Not L.. rcjurueu Caruichae
promptly. But the worst paddock ol
Mulle!.;l in its worst season was n"
more dry than the nanl4crs tone
Shortly before II The be-. WAS ruI4:
which reused the men on :eeE day
mornings. and thcy bcIan trorll.M,
over FROM their hut, while The u,
( forc5al .c!ed on The Vcr"uGa - be
fore The open end le..., jne one .00.l
n!@ east. but the stin w 100 near I'll,
zenith 10 enter many inches. ana WIZ
eqla! thorOu-IlncSs and tact Car
/ michael had placed tie table, Me wa
/ ter ha.s and the iu:-l,Irr at The open
end. They We're I'll! l..;tl he c}'ll,! - il
the way 81 pulpit desk AND !r"tcra
The llen ,ralIpic, i. and flied the
chairs. forms, IN trDn.s. ana pack
ing cases which had been I)rcSSe" int
the service OF this 'L.AaAcShiit sanctU
airy The ri" sat in front. The bell
ceased. The ringer e.tcr.n. and tax.
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IF YOU head il ot an s,,o car
michael. (which dom, for :. ,uo,rcu,
believe ven neo,.l j; in r,,.. str;..tlv
Biblical sense. You can't D-,~eynectrd
to know what that is. cham, r. lrit rs
a matter of fact, il means los, and
done for, like u..r noble selves And
it Was probably a,pl;cl 10 lis if there's
the least truth in what YOU saw"
"Truth,' he lccan bat WAS NOT suf
fered to add another word
"Shu: up" sIiaricG Carmichael
Cant you hear them ronlin=:
And the tramp of the Shootin. boots, |
which DR.. Mctlucn W:> still new rlum |
enough to wear. followed by the rhnp !
lainS lighter step. Grew uoiS!lv v>;ircr ,
upon the Unseen part Of the yerAutla |
that cncirclcd the whole house. t
Stand u:,, you cripplc.,' cried Car
michael over his shoulder in II stage
whisper AID they all ca,nc TO their
feet as the Two cccicsiaS.!cs appeared
behind the table at the open end Of The
Carmichael felt inclined to dlsperse
the congregation on the spot.
There was the biSl,o,, still in his
CATERS and his yellow dust coat. Even
the chaplain had not taken the trouble
to don his surpiice So ANYTHING was
good enough for Nulfcra Carmichael
had hinged forward with a juttiny law
when an authoritative voice rang out
across the table:
sit down"
The bishop had not opened his hairy
mouth. 1t was the smart young chap
ain who spoke. And all obeyed eX-
:ept Carmichael.
Il beg your lordships pardon" he
was beginning. with sarcastic enlpha-
sis. when the manager of Mulfcra was
ut as short as hc was himself in the
habit OF cutting his interiors;
''ii you will kindly sit down." cried
he chaplain. like everybody else
;hall at Guce pXIl.in the auD1rcnt ir.