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this according to the hm." “The law?" Ruth's father looked He shook hie

here. I Brew 1m. This wee the heme of my father. This land I have worked on slnoo a little fel- ler-I love this land. How oan—" his eyes anxiously sought Ben's. "Maybe your Pa don't understand,” he added hopefully. "Maybe I didn't explain good in my letteo-s about the rent."

Rosicki." Ben leaned lor- ward earnestly, »“my father asked me to come to you, but I want you to feel that I am here as your friend, too. I did my beet to make Dad change his mind and give you more time. But he's set on doing thle- and if I hadn't come he would have sent the sheriff. Can't you raise the two hundred dollars before the end of next week?"

"Two hundred dollars-meant week?" Mr, Rnsicki shook his head. "I don't know where there's so much money as that."

Mr. Rosickl rose and walking to the window let a shade fly wp to the top. The sun poured in; be- yond; \ the yard to the south stretched the standing corn. It wast already turning brown; in another three weeks it would be ready to harvest and market for feed. Because of the size of his drop Mr Rosicki found it conven- ient to let the ears dry on the stalk rather than in storage blne. The farmer turned to Ben. waving a ha d toward the window. |

“ re‘s plenty of money out in those fields, Ben," he said. "The crop is good this time. Tell your Pa I can pay him what I owe next month."

“But I'm afraid that's not the point. The whole point is- Dad's go a buyer for this place and they yvant it September first, or not at all I'm betraying confidence with Dad when I tell you that," he add- ed, “but I've go; to make you un- derstand. I don't, want you to lose your home. and if you're going to save it you've got. to realize ex- actly how things stand.”

‘So. It is that u " slcki cried angrily. money I owe—it is the money your Pa can get from somebody else. I remember now. I remember the rich people Mr. Prentice brings to the old house. I-Ie says, ‘I want to show these friends the old home stead, Joe’ I am proud. Like a fool I show everything. I tell them my well has best water on Long Island. I tell them how fine my apples are, how the lilacs make it sweet in spring. I say, ‘Look at my house. Sound as a nut after three hundred years. I take good care of her.’

"The rich people look and look. The man smiles, She stands in kitchen door. ‘How quaint,‘ she eays-quaint- and tells how she would fix it up, with the old lire- place. He says, ‘A beautiful place, Ed. Beaulful place. I'd give lots to have it for myself,’ Andlike a. fool I smile. But—" he raised an angry sullen face. “But they won't never get it." he seld slowly.

Ben rose. "I don't want them to get it either. Mr. Hnmsicki.” He pulled his pen and check book from hie pocket and leaned over the parlor table. “I'll lend you the money myself. Here." l-le held out to the farmer his check for two hundred dollars.

m‘. Rosicki thrust Ben's hand holding the check roughly aside. "I don't want your money. _ boy. You're just a. kid. You keep out of this. I'll talk to your Pa—" he sank back in his chaiir and relapsed 1hr- to brooding silence.

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