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But if she saw a mous: the room, instead of grabbing the poker and kill- ing it like a man, she would chase it all around and upset the furniture trying to catch it be- tween a pair of tongs.” FEL HE WAS FORSAKEN. * Why, what is the matter with you "Lijah?” asked the minister, as he kindly placed his hand on the old negro’s arm. forlorn.” * Law, marse! I's afeered dis chil’ am de los’ sheep, an’ dat de Lor’ hab furshaken me.” “Come, come, ‘Lijah! this will never do. You must not go on in this w the Lord is good and will never forsake one of his chil- dren.” “Law, he hab dat, marse, an’ ar. “You look all} | natches all his chickens with a steam Henry w. 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