The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-26

example, on AUTOMOBILES: l specs ue
is de mother Of industry.
When yo' gifts a ortymobile ye' suit
tenly is got call to get busy an
hustle out to suppo't It,"
Philanthropy: II don't know nothin
dat's mo- discouragin' dan hit Is to be
good to folks II you knocks a pusson
down an tramps all over i'm, he lets
you alone an let's you live yo' life in
peace an comfort. But II yo' tries to
hep a pusson up on his feet, he des
hangs hissef aroun' yo' neck like
milestone an you got to tote him
along de balance Of 20 days"
Valentines: "Bein 'ole an a-tnirstin'
for love, an wantin' to be treated ev'y
now an den lax sweetheart. Std OF
lax kitchen range, an wash tub,
an SEWN machine"
Widowers: "Dey tells me dat wild
overs totes a conjure bag an raD-
bits foot, an dat when one makes
pass at gal she jes' got to get up
an folter him."
Remarriage: II amt gwine to be
one Of dem fool women dat wuks her.
SET to death maxim dair husbands
good ketch for some odder woman.
Nawm. dat l amt. Is gwine remove
all temptation out oh dat mans path
by keeping him so po' that his ole wife
will be good enough TO- him."
y
"Peregrine's Progress" has no pi-
rates or inquisitors in it. so it is less
blood-chilling taan Jeffrey Farnols
previous tales Of Martin Conisby's
Vengeance" and BLACK Bartelmys
Treasure" of which l have already
told you. This new book Little,
Brown; So is built ON the adventures
of gently bred English youth of the
early 10Th century who takes to the
highway in the timid home that ad-
venture will make man Of him. He
falls in with highwaymen and foot
pads, and thieves and villains OF
varied stripe, and buys a gypsy girl
from her tribe to save her from two
brutes who are quarreling over her.
She is a creature Of fire and beauty,
temper and tenderness, a ready
'churi" (little dagger worn in her
garter) and fearsome tongue. BY a
gentleness and respect that is new to
her experience he wins her devoted
love, and after many wild passages
Ithey "live happily ever after" The
old tinker who befriends them Is Q
dear old soul, we'll drawn, and so is
the old earl, Lord Wyvelstoke.
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