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I tae,h Seaman had �a.laiitern..wbite - � (La== , I : ., . I 'tt , , - I : I � ,
To 11 � ght us �Past the bars, , 1. Ho* I Lightenod'My 11900"vork. tread in flite TO-6tstOPS Of the ro*
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,And all of them knew ON -1 aea-$01190, I was raised on -a farm, and lived Ch'] . n are fSpet'41 , I
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And thpir eyes- were like the stars.. . � I I I ylophione, flute, hATP 404 I 1, I
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I I One years of a�e, alwa3ks doing n1v violin, fliese inotrunientE �
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I Four Captalins,had my starry bed, I , - hou e and descendants of the 'first muskal in- I i
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I I named them Ii . i my prayer, , strumencs Invented, by our remote. ant-
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I ; 03HAPTER XXIX,-(Cont'd.) cO14- water, and souvii. it up noisily. 'When she 'saw Da,7i, with tbe s4lf Matthew,, mark, Lulteand John, . ried, and -in a home Of my ,ewn, the cestors, Exct lent phon0glulp", I
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1. . Deirdre looked down at him, heT: A little further on, near a gully all . ind him, cambig towards her on With kolden beards and hair. tasIcs seemed, to be greater, for every corde 'of these instrumentA can
I I eyes hlazing. � . . Which the Mists were untablioniable, is 1pig grix ey Tiag, ikhtos6, nose Was GO li he'dopo, by - And, as dbtained. You
I "If Xzther heard you talking like,the trees-, Vey as sea lichen i7i its ikea kaugarools that th,ey c4iled.bim Isut the Piltotj whom I loved the be�t Job -was to Me. � I � ng, ,children, ",
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I ' � . 1. peop grting out, We tried SiMPI 17101b'dies, Strong I �
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. .1 . that �'d thrash you with rdadsild-e. "th % 1) h deki�u6d, , bei� ,p' I�6cause he called me Sir Matic .colior and- ,a. .. %
, - Sandwich of ��i , . and I . I . I . to, Mike. and, save " all we� could, and I Vleut)f 0 4 ' .
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(if �Oj� i . Played the games, I liked to play
0 ,, Ir life," she cried passionately. and alte her tle er heart sw;eli�ing with t love at the, And wail . u1sework 41-1 done 'up They eliday. the oilid, dances, nil
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cheese a � h , a drink m her bot I 1d, .get my ho
* � MeNtab lost counbeilance. I . I � . I pigbt; oX.himl' and at the tiliought' a, -� ,, gavottev, the lullabies and the - I
I � I Was good& Sai.ht Christopher., ' I
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� I revenge, the D�vey and She - alo) the'ro.�4 to� meet-ber. � r I I I L I r: I c,ould. , � .1 . I I 1. . I edhiarcheg of various natioir, I I I
� The fear of deattli" and bad often made ox ig out we broke our salls which seemed � eliop tBey Will , �
�, dealing out to himsof of what he had cua,sions to Long 'Gully when they l Sho. lifted ,her face to his with, -!a In a'few ye,ATS I had tW6,ehildren, As children dev I
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I � � � dealt So often to Others, was the con- were children to hear the belil-birds. breathless littlo, fg,lad sob 'when ibe Like pateiies that the, moon . and'childrensurely,dip add to a Moth- understand ,and, enjoy the mme",com-1 '
�, tinual doggin to that. haunted They. di-opped mellow notes, through, icame up, to lilm. I I � . I M. . quiet floor - , . - � - 11 I , � done, all XpV I music tof a More I Rd; -t �
akeN'up9n W . . . or's -work. I-114ve always , plex and -subtle I I I I I
Then g ' -Tees that cilimbild , "Whe so it ? " he �Asked!, his �11,xj4-�,- 1:, Wh eli crickets s ling' their tune. � I nced are. Let them hear readily fine :
01 him. he gj1F11�'_-,d again and tile stiltiness, .of the � t 4 I 1 I own washing, Ironing, and, -cooking, Va
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1� cluickled. . I th ulles Steep sides. ,Davey and, leaping instinic-tively at the right, a' . I . . -- mus,io, let them listen to somo g I �,
e I ' . fixing the big dinners for -eighteen Or . I � .
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Ir , . tty", he � She I= crept warily through the her face. : � Who wiould be kind tonie, h ,
0, I , I "if I let 'him, leb, my pr-er 611 the lookout forl "Perhaps . I'm foolish I "? � �Sbe aald And turn each sail i's heart to gold twenty mn a, orches-tra., but do not fail to givet, en�
t said,, gazing up at her. "If I let him.. undergrowth, L . 0 . P the winter rwo in their Own thio(nes, the works,of thQ� �L , I
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I I , "It"a soipetlhi� I breshed.. Then as nths 11 , -
W . wouldililt advise you to, . . . to, telil snakes,, and, had, sat still, for hours ibe� - quickly ng'M,cVab SWL And we were off,to seek a Dame t S'.4'b lat
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him ... create bi,�d feeliti" between! hind a fallen tree. lilstening for the befor,to I left" bMs,morning; � �. . came on, -and. our school would start, Ma or I - , i,�
0. It *Qs�"t' tbe�Lady.fthibseg! , the t6acher. Of' years the,dear familiarity of long ,
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i�- us - , . it'd be a pity ,,, . seeing . i I plomp, plomp,- plJohiP Of the shy birds? , So much what he said, but,th , y he . I I always bowided. . ,
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0t me and, y'r father's pretty good notes of purest melod� .thrown Intol said it, And I've,beerr thinking of it ,� course, this madd extra wo ok o No parent, -if, it , iW8 I I
friends, and they say it's lbeher to I the pool- of the silence. - . 4 ! all the way-wo -`, Wh# " he I think -she lived beyond'6le Place . . : tal- �Xll possible, I
hp .��erhing I Ing and washinug.arid, ironing, as, I can akord to, mi$S,the
011 ' , y arM Where list, grow crowns, of sold, "' bu , t t)w 1.
make � friend then an enemy of Mp- od he meant. Ist there � hS could . joy of playing tollils ahildrezi,,
I . A doead, tree Sto. nen�r t' edge of . ways did their, work vight'in -with I ��
Nab. Bekdes it was only nNy little bit th� track. Deirdre romenilictred that do u's?" , * , . ; -, � And where there. are so many tales . . . �, player -piano and, phoilogvajy�,, whibe, I ,
,I . "What did be, say?" Fa-70'4.sk�dl. That all aye never told, mine. � , - , lay ng are .'i
V" of fun, Deird[Te, Haven't I known you there hah been a magplie's nest,in it, . He ca .'.', gGing", * * * * * I I have often �Soen ni� bOus:ewOj1c.aft they will not replace handip .j , -'
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61 since you were -50 highiliP ..� Andi tbat the 4ltni�gtgles", Would swoop i " Md. jU66 as I Was . to., be put in Shape, about 150 little most powerful aide, in cultivating nutuo :
1V Deirdre turiled the chestnut to the dwarn on her and. on Davey in the. Deirdre told. him, "and he seemed ian� The fish took wing and played. about � ical taste in Children. � I , 11
. I . youn I . chlicks, to be turned out- in their places 'i
No. road. �VF,iagtjnie, if there were , g , bit&: noyed thiat you. didn't, tell him, you ' I Each Opal sail and Sang , , . I �, � , �
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01, I � "Golo&bye, me de�ar" McNab called-. in the ne,sit, screami-nig and.,Aij�ping w . ere going. to--day-4aid. t;here, wq I . . d fed, and, a good-eized ,garderl: to - 11 � I , I I .
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, ", my riets ' their wings,,- and sometimes getting hi something particular he wanted to be hoed, out in the early morning, and. , , I . . .
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k I I nd piects to the ,School- . .. Tliat on the. Miti-ttees hang. i . I 1. . I Proper Food. .
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ter, dlon1 forget! Tellhim 1, think apeck which brought the blood' to her talk to you ablotit.� Then justas I was .. � .1 . : 11 thought that farm women. were just - An dngine 6pends -tipon, Steam: ter
was mean to do me thd' tirIck of freekled, face or to Daveytis. , Sihiel w � , ! , saidt: 'It was !a , ie�n trick I I worked to death. I its I driving, power., We use4pod-,, � ,
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irin' out without lettin' me know arin' out without liettin' ine kn' 11 on flowers dameabove, the waves . . I
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glanced up to see if the magpies were Q r .1. I . I kept this up for about eight, years, stead, 'of coal 'tio: obtain - o: . ur energy.
ought, in me wantin' to stand, -by him about that day; but they were not. -:-such, old friends, afs we are, too," an . We,,4R,pw the port was nigh; . I d Ing ' ` �
I Ing to. stand by him in any Ve could see a plivertown and .was thinking, a -Ad, -plaiiiiing an ,Working, ,breathing, tllinki' , U� "I
...... any little bit of trouble that's So gaunt and tall the deatil. tree Me went' .1. 111. I . I �
But r1a be coniiie little bit of troubie� thalks, tediniAg to Rising up fiard,.by. . .. saving all -this time to fix a way Where Ing our bodies at the right tempetx� ,. - I
19 &-bood. Its branches seemed to, strike . I could do ,all my ,v�ork and not hive tature, 6ating, digesting our f opd-all
. . . toon---sooner than lit againet the sky: They ratibled, with him. Butl%becominguipth.seehim
. nks_p'raps.�J` . 'One of ibliese Aij,6 io�n-sooiler than, Down... qame,� our'.. salls�.. each pallor towork So hardl, -and accomplish more require ,some of the energy we-!Fp* ,
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- nd, of bones in ;he wind. The - it, , ' . .1 n' . 'each (Italy. The midutenance of b'o
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There was a warning, a ve,,led the sou . It waeifi i6 T . - � b�wbd in the 1, � ily ::,
run and tbrashing winter stormis -had 'h"hllrks'' I' -�', .. o K run. . .
he ZaMas� the ' h' 1-d it' 19--, ,
thread., in the words, bleached, it, and' there were ,black what I I way A-5 - a' 1i I And plucked his cap to me. . ' We had a house v4*h only f our warmth, the kind of work.we 4
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As the chestnut flew out alcing the wa,1 s and wows . where & fire -had mado'm0 think f' ' ' - '� � I s;oo�, rooms, so decided, to build. I selected the growth 4 the body and the re
. lk Deird1re hesitated, booking, at her 'Twas day, and there my Mother I I � . .p i
� green roa"i ides, that mean -Voice. with eaten into thi� wood, above the hadked father's face. She6e,w, -tll4�, he was The Lady of the Seat a plan whole I had, eight rooms, with of t -he worm tissue require .foods' I
111, I . its ,geniality and thin-ediged malice, zone that the ,, Of -a . '71 1 .
It . . a, settler had tratub-lied., that there. *4s,:endiigh in -Robert P. Thistrain comn. bath and closetts. These rooms were various kinds and, of varya11g-.qu4nit;i
I . reverberated in Deirdre's ears. - She =,dic when he ring-Urked; it years -thislito &4turb,film w_.*thcut,t61lj g him -a- arranged so as to eliminate a lot -of ties. Perfect nutrition I 1
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lk . -- looked, back when She was some dis-, ago. As long as she could remember what else! XdNab bad, S,�J�ii to* her' L , " Moorish Marriages. emtraL Steps. We put a, basement an adequate supp;17 of ei�ergy to , ' *0 L' I
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I tance out on the flat road that wound the deadl'tries had sitbod' th* ' Of ta L
�b over the plains to. the ,h . 4111os, and, saw ere, gaunt They ro&�on in silence,,�th� horses, - under this whole building. Now I body in every kind, c1ricilins .nee. , " .
11� and ghostly, with the tangle of living bruqhiDg.� L . .' 11� � 1. . In Morocco, as in most Mohamme I I . 11 i
� McNab hobbli-n- back towards the trees behind' it They were clad with L have my cartned fruit in there instead A variety of foods, is ,desirable. W611
11. white-weshed irr' The S,choolmaster's. head, was bent dan countries., the native girls are
egular and dlliap�ift,ted, their shif ting, W.his I of in a dirt house in. the -back part cooked foods served in clean, whqle- -L 4
I I perd. ng ,garment of -ly I I
� 'huts of the W in thought. He rode, in ejasy4S�Iouch- married at an extreme early age, � I I
ill irTee township. Her eyes leaves all the year rourid, and- decked, e yard. . Some Surroundings aid, propper di""
�4 . Ing, negligent fashion, and,tseemed, to -often before they are fifteen, abd it Of th . "I"
went out to the ranges with an eager with flow . I - the springtime. But put a hot-afr tion. . � : ": �,
. ere ii - was. not 'alone. is not uncommon for them to have In this basement we " I,. "I
�_ sigiL She quiekened- the ch6stnutla the dead tree was, naked,. ; It Might have; f4gotten he 1� I furnace, andevery room is -heated. by ,Tbe foods WIWI& � , alway, ., " , �
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I� Pace again, w*h a rub of. her heek have ,been � ai,�eiWing SpIrlt of , e. De rdre' 7 dke first. IT vole'q had, a been divorced at twenty. , � '.
ko. . . - an I I . the furnace.. This saves me the work included, in the meals of e, y are: �� I
on his 'i�eek Side. quick, 16W-tidned, intehsity:� ,�, PToieedings in Morocco are . �
h� I -wilderness, it sibood with an air of such ,, � Divorce ., ..1.
. my in',* onth.e.way, to- of putting I
I made up. Ind'' . . -up and taking down,stoves Btitter, . milik (properly _ 111 I
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1P, I . PTFIR XXX. tragic desolattion by the Way. - 9140ing day, to' ask, you whbvb thh�L ' ' not, nearly so compillcqted as in this and the job of polishing 6toves three yolk of eggs, or the essentlkl contai, ' �
CHA 119&e��rA's ,country, and- meiely consist of a diffeVent, f
W . There were dead, trees all, 0 TM L ,
�_ Deirdre's spirits rose as White the hill roaft- scores of them inthe Canal% on, and if , you tar, .friendly talk between the womales or four times a season. And the fur. ed in them in a .,6 . ...". I
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11- or not?".9he sue "I ouje��W,__;11: na,ce being in the ,basement, when my Brea4 spinach, or other leafy vigeq' I
0ocks, climbed! the pteep track of the' I'm not' a -child,, and, F husband and her father. I P11, , " "I
, paddocks�. R� lipping crack � and, in r tablies.
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1111�1 foot-hile. She drew the strong, I thunder of their crashing to the earth whatever, lt� is. 4,have,arl I An arrangement is made by which husband builds the fires, all the little -d,t; some un000k I -3 �
No sweet loafy smells, of the trees with i'could 64s heard In the 6ead. of night you ouglit, to tell- me- is in one place and I thus have much Uncooked fresh- in �
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eager breatba, Tying her hat to, the'sometimes. - When,they thought of. it, . , Moire she retarils to her paivnts,. the hus.- less sweepi-ng,to do. - ed vagetabiles, tonva-botes, ete. .. I I
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saddile, she threw backherhead to the. country folk moved-froin under ,,Has his suslAtiens."' I- " band often paying, comp6niation. to X7 -living-room in th*e',odd, house had Meati may be addied,, but axe not',as .
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Sunshine, exclaiming with delight to�tree. Deirdire looked up at this Oile The Pchoolmaster 10611 , . to be� S*ep�.t every time there was essential as i -t was at ons t-fillow
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me the red' and brown pricl-dy-shrub'It seemed- to waver in the,wind. She steady o7osi. I � . . I , ably soon be mATrI64 again to wood brought in and, a fire builk and -thought. Beans, peasi corn. and obfiff . : 1.
I blwsorn out among the fel: ns, sun- � shook the crumbs from her skirt, and .Are you in this ' ' er Moor, and whl take it all as .... I I aner . more efficient p9wer pro- ,
li,ght making the young leaves hang caught the c4estnut's bmudile. � asked,. . , - atter of course. now my living-roorn cle gTains are
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t? . upon the -saplings in flakes of trans- Scarlet-Tunners, Were Overhanging - ,,I wasn't until) last � . oorlsh weddings, are ver west- swept thrbe tinies'a., week thail it.did vldte�rs than beets, carriots, paranips, I �
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lik hicent green, ruddy -gold, and, amber. the bank on that turn of the road, ,, ' I � . when swept three times a day. This and lather tubirs or ro(ots, Grains, I i
I I changed, my Mi affairs for the European to -wit-, ' .� .. ' I'll �
,hool had- been, When . I was sevetral sa, v* e d, * i roots and invats, will not 'by th " - � 11
She talked to Socks and called to. near where the sc I steps I era- . . . . . .
the birds that flitted, acrom the truck. I ehe passed. The chironey of the'hut 4oined him.11 Theactual. ceremony takes, place . " ' . .11, .. '.. .
.. I In this new house my beds. axe up- selvos, provide'a sufficleoAdet.- Cer.- ", "I
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It was w good to be in the billis-again, I was Still staiiding� though - the - ... . , -.1.1 ,- � � � � stairs, and if I am ciowded'with'ektra tAin,essmen-tials conthined.,.."In mil.k., I .
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. dUmbiiig .the iong, wilridin,g path: crt�epetrsr ,had thrown -long vines about . e ys" particallaarly I . . . 1.
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ov � - � thriou, he. trees. She wanted, -to, catch', It . '. Supple -jack had- clambered 6v I . e did, not ievl. better class Mciors. The f6§tivl- Work 'on soine mornings I can ieave� its prod4btS,, eggs , and leafy� vlog"e- � I I Z
11 know -It was -iniking till in the afternoon. tables are indispensable andeven sut. ' I 1. �
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.-���i-"-,-,-t,�I.S��44ikft§.�ts:lt&e-,trr,irer,,h.%n&, 'it hurij In the half-diozen twi-ated fruft trees;. it ' e the form -of much feasting, my'. bed ,'a ,L , 11 I .
I , y The reason haid come So with the newhollae nd more room ficient, if combined,. with fresh 1ruitsi ,I" It
�� � such yarns of pal able gold situff threw its showex of feiatlm,y, seeding ,'I'm a goodfor�llo ng, muslc� and.the firing of Sal- 1 I 1. .
10 across the track. Re Sang softly to' thiable-down Over the diark-leafed a,P- 11 from the long, native rift my wo, seemed to -hghten',consider� and bread.' . . .� I I
W T, gazi into the o haite that I ple branches. dre " he Said, low, , ea. I . . . - , , I
ijeret's nighty little - iends, come --from all'the surround'-. Abily. I I I I ,� I I
1� a the near trees. I Deirdre - hiad meant to take Stock% '..' .1 . . Then, in a few more years, my hue- I The Old Oaken Bucket. .. ;
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1� The valleys were Steeped. in sun into the clearing, and, let him feed, on and, -there'll be less, Pro. n'g - districts, ritggid out. in their � I- ! I
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0 . enough money to 'get lightes-� and best I attire. band bloughlb an electric-lighi pltan�t, '1&anding with reluctant. feet I I
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1111 . Her httik borse. ambded, easily � the willid olats and clover matting it, here ---'a keep i " a -The Moorish woman's lif o is -never and. installed it himself. This was a Where the brook and river meet," � �
1� . through thism, and when he ollmb,ed�while she ii�veqtixated the f0T110M He .. not' i iitf� ery exciting or varied-, and her many great saving, as'liabor along -that line Weary farmwivies etioop'andl dip, ` I �
�- the steep lifill sidest, she sldr froin chimney and the fmit'trew and flow- � , I 6- . . I . I �
1� his back and walkie4 - [e � im, avk-'ers gr6 . wing near iribere hei;gax4en he . e I.& .. mestic duties: tie her to the house. is vei:7 thigh. NOW I have all the Rise, and make ancither trip, I
- . in I . _4 haid faU en on . . 1.2- 1 . trouble of,cleaning and filling six or. . I � "
11 Ing him again and again, if it were,had been, seeking the tangled , js1t,,Wa.S 0; I or urgent . . I I ,%
�- not X -00'a to be "going to Stwe`ls, to the'under I for �Ji� flow6re; she had., "It'4was _ . Wb, , �d It is only on ver� special .
, growth eight lamps every, day done away Sink a, weill an& put in Plumbing; , - ' I
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paddocks itere Socks himself had, She. had thought �f that necklace, who I ight cut; many of them never ,go out at with, -and all I have to do when I am -
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11 flung up his haels; an unbroken colit, f1he would I on the edge of -the we% "' ready for -a light at night is to Step When, the buicket to ,the shore �
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child,hood, had, Wm spent. She fek I dropping into the water, and, weave He I .":, I 1, times forced to attend the ma lic L . .
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L. squalor of the Wirree River for ever. awhile,t, 4eabehing the, siuntlight,maki a I Ing their faces 4s the rules, oi their � . ., . I . . Fa'nous L Authors Schooldayso�
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, Nab's words had evoke& Itoviered in. shadows the leaves,. of, the fruit trees .No Strictly religious woman, how� � . � I
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. Wri .6mile, kept re1ourning her. - - she went * realize the, c0nueetkn band to see her fh-ce. They 'usually regula '� L'
k I 1* - ' . , dio,orway of the hut. But , F OW Of Us - . - t6d to goane , extent by -the ' ' I.. I I .
� . She was� .. to. to the Sti Strailirhi ,by �with ij�iarlc,617 a glance at 'he.hour, in w1hich wear long b -lank -et -like Va& nd, Jhe�_, or at, Dideford. In. me ye - �, .
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page to know What his would, Make of , 0 Ifull we are living, and ou-r , success; our ;Aippers, in which.tbey Shuffle. abotit clolt"hes prevent loss -of boat more than I le - � . .
IN gar&m greenery, aeross. whipch 111 .1 . pick up a volume *ith an early c-om-:
it. WRJ h -261i was it McNab 'could- I . happiness,. our destiny. : , t i surpTising sp4ed, ; others,. - Soft, clean woollen- garments I
F e6t English rose nod(led gailly. She ' ' a a . . � I . I � position! Of the great Main' Scrawled lul '
1� I for a, moment - to Pun' a WheA I see a young man who ish- have the IA�qjpertyvf �coritaininglayge ., , 11
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feared him In a cutrious watWolifia9l . es -1 in their I
k gearl, , news 1V6M the bank every -odd- moment few self-impreve- ed "musicians and dancers,, ' and sing ,41ncunt� Of . od. to hear -that thla told dame. rubbo4'� , I
, I il 11-, � " lfibi�.es_ MIS Practically non-moving I
01 way. And ;be triouble that Was com- near the house ment, who 'has an ambitio - to. Make t� the accompaniment of thei,r -weir . I out ervery-thing df the kind, .
ing to him. What had, McNab meant She wondered if Daveybad remeni- I air forme a good n6A�conc1%1:0fOT Of I :
k each. day count, then- I knowithat there native instruments, This is in most . "No," shei -said, on one occastlonq '
by that? This busbioss Go -nal was on bered, the Place amid -the :flowers when is somethingi a very big somet;bing cases their only form -of anjusement, heat. The ampunt of the bodycover- ,,master 'Kipling was, a I fair ba�,
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badi talked to her, too, dis,quieted, her. tle smile, as she pinned, them into her .our to -days axe the blocks, twith aPpeaT resigneia to their monotonous 'similar woven cloth used, and the .
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� AN &y a premion tion of trouble c1ress., . . whiell we, build our .future, If - ihese Ilife. Some of them are also expeTtS, cleanliness ,of the ,cl thing, influence I wasn't godn!g to have tem po
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I I m When they " through a D Ivey,laiAed on!!�, a moTnell6. She Was our life'yoll corrospond. Your hiture Moorish women Are seen at their less still air, wet clOthing retains, all- larity . Mr. Kipling enjoyed in hl
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N - - , 0%ey Ea to fear from McNab, Y" -ay" !.� " r with'their earthenware pitchers . ' ' �
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I � I I oucumber seeds gm-minate, bl� shoulAera. They then, seem to add rect predisposing influence upon Z � I al � , I
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I one crop that 8 weAsnian ican bdd . - tare of brown countryside, stately aiT Pass agieavlcia6ching cold"),: I �
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