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he glanced at Lisbeth when she calied him, jand moved his forepaws uneasily, well ‘knowing that she was inviting him to sup- per, he was in a divided state of mind, and jremained seated on his haunches, again |fixing his eyes anxiously on his master. | Adam noticed Gyp’s mental conflict, and though his anger made him less tender than usual to his mother, it did not prevent him from caring as much as usual for his dog. We are apt to be kinder to the brutes that

labor of his life to stand by.’

‘Donna talk to me about’s marr’ip,’ said ‘Lisbeth, crying afresh. ‘He's set's his heart on that Hetty Sorrel, as ‘ul niver save a penny, an’ ’u]] toss up her head at’s old mother. An’ to think as he might ha’ Mary Burge—Dolly’s told me so o’er and o’er again—if it warnaas he’s set's heart on that bit of a wench, as is 0’ no more use nor the gilly-flower on the wall. An’ he so wise at bookin’ an’ figurin’, an’ not to know no better nor that!’

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| h mh m aft’n morn} hm | ‘ i = : §u of the ptove, alker’s Corner, oo he ap ae ee "_ women that sove us. “8 | jxst where other folks ’ud havens. There’s 1)Saturday 6 4/4 al 2 91) 9 00) 9 o4 | Ch town, Nov. ] iy 1884, ut eonne the brutes are dumb | : nobody but God can control the heart of gsanday | oe 5 oe ee, Ct Go, Gyp, go, lad ’ Adam said, in a tone| 744 "7 gould ha’ wished myself as Adam 3. Moaday 50 = 5 15110 29; 48) vides Rciaiitaii | of encouraging command ; and Gyp, appa- cbuld: he’ unde emttber abate: ton I ‘Tuesday HL 361 6 SIL 1 45) _ = | rently satisfied that duty and pleasure were! y jujdn’t reproach him for what ae aan 5 Wednesday 43] 35, 6 55/11 56) 42 one, followed Lisbeth into the house-place. |)... Auedl Tien eink enue bak he te takes 9 on acday int t . , a 37 | But no sconer had he licked up his sup- . Buns se it Bus 3%. @ matter as he

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, : 3 ce ‘ ; s partly truth thee speak’st there, aa W etoeeday 12; 13: § 2Q 12 44 2 | 8 100 ness of the loved ones whom she coutributed mother,’ said Seth, mildly ; ‘Adaw’s far 20 Thursday 13, 17 9 19 morn a) . rs x ‘ to make uncomfortable, putting by all the ‘ ag ’ , e : a . - ards Ass« ‘te "ESS 9 howborp . eon. ve before me, an’s done more for me than | 21 Friday i | 15 i610 4 0 17 0} : \ sorte d Dy ess G oods. tit-bits for them, avd spending nothing on|,,, ever do for him. God Hiatatheshen 22 Saturday i6 1510 45 0 52 8 59] herself. Such a woman as Lisbeth, for : 23|Sunday ; 18} 15|11 20) 1 30) 56 example—at once patient and complaining talents to every man according 28 he sees

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So the hours passed, to the loud ticking of the old day-clock and the sound of Adam’s tools, At last he called for a light and a draught of water (beer was a thing only to be drunk on holidays), and Lisbeth ventured to say as she took itn,

aisy. It’s well seen on thee what it is niver uo be unaisy. Thee’t gi’ away all ihy earn- in’s, an’ piver be unaisy as thee’st nothin’ laid up again’ a rainy day, It Adam had been as aisy as thee, he'd never ha’ had no Take no thought

GOING WEST. Bi’ The ee Me Oe or thee. egg ~- tno eh dtta 7 = - ab A BiG L. T ; ‘Thy supper stan’s ready for thee, when eee ee co thsend. dahil mentee River. s.......... 1s — “— 0 WOOL SHIRTS AN D DRAWE RS. eae sit up, mother,’ said Adam what thee’t allays sayin’; an’ what comes Ys tne 2 é The fe . ( e thouacht Rensinzton, creorers OS Be 7S NXT s nme . . in a gentle tone. He had worked off his |e MJ, ae Adase Rad D5 tage saga Sl onernids, fo hioaé. 7< _ a 737 Best Cotton arp at Mill Prices. anger now, and whenever he wished to be tise ‘ail’ ‘die eaiedd'a' Wie: Mitaded Port Hill i. " en 15 syns aajiee a ea mother,’ said Seth. ‘They don’t mean as OOD. 5 oces vce: 6eeen 1205 657 wz ATLT, REMNANTS AT COST, @ ae _ Se ee ie Siem’ seal we should be idle. They mean we shouldn't MMMics cccecsbbcepeces 1242 747 need Tl oe ~ father te ae Ae rene -_ nae ee PROM WEST. PM. AM, A. M. id | about wha happen to morrow, but co our BD cscceaviecsaasve 202 647 WITOLESALE AND RETATL. ight’ Sal : easier if thee’t ? bed oa “s rae pon dag or aver NON; « cnacacdedee Maks 240 757 “Mer, PR bide, till Beth comes. Hel lee? De at oon oa cue ee . : z : : ; makes a peck o’ thy own words out 0’ a De aces. Lee Ee Ren wber the Place: Tremaine & Metcalf’s old Stand, next Door to Messrs, Beer & Gof. eonne be long nents 5 alee _, |pint o’ the Bible’s I donna seo how thee’t Sum:nerside : 2 . It was then past nine by the clock, which : hk .

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thee might know that well anoof if thy head warna full of chapellin'—it’s thy brother as doesivery thing, for there’s niver nobody else i’ th’ way to do nothin’.’ Lisbeth was going on, for she was not at

‘Nay, mother,’ said Seth, ‘that’s no text o the Bible. It comes out of a book as Adam picked up at the stall at Treddle’son. It was wrote by a knowing man, but over However, that sayings

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‘Ay. lad, th’ old tale; but I shall get it done,’ said Adam, looking up, and casting one of his bright, keen glances at his brother. ‘Why, what’s the matter with thee? Thee’t in trouble.’

Seth’s eyes were red, and there was a look of deep depression on his mild face.

‘Yes, Addy, but it’s what must be borne, and can’t be helped. Why, thoe’st never been to the school, then?

‘School! no; that screw can wait,’ said Adam, hammerirg away again.

‘Let me take my turn now, and do thee go to bed,’ said Seth.

‘No, lad, V'd rather go on, now I’m in harness. Thee’t help me to carry it to Brox’on when it’s done. I'll call thee up at sunrise. Go and eat thy supper, and shut the door, so as I mayn’t hear mother’s

again, and see if he'll let me go on with the coffin.’

‘Ha’ a drop o’' warm broth,’ said Lisbeth, whose mo‘herly feeling now got the better of her ‘nattering’ habit. ‘I'll set two-three sticks alight in a minute.’

‘Nay, mother, thank thee; thee’t very good,’ said Seth, gratefully; and encouraged by this touch of tendervess, he went ow: ‘Let us pray a bit with thee for father, aad Adam, and all of us: it'll comfort thee, happen, more than thee thiuk’st.

‘Well, I've nothin’ to say again’ it,

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