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Identifier: ArenaMagazine-Volume04 (find matches)
Title: Arena magazine - Volume 04
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: B.O. Flower (ed.)
Subjects: Progressivism -- United States liberalism reformism social reform Christian Socialism Gay 90s political commentary Benjamin Orange Flower Progressive Era social gospel
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pins, mother. Suppose the neighborsshould come in and see those stockings hangin up. Digitized by VjOOQIC 546 THE ARENA. Jack. Let emcome in, I dont carea continental cuss.Why, Mary, every-body wears stockinsnowadays, everybodythat can afford to. Iwant the neighbors tosee em, then theyllknow weve got stock-ing. (Holding up thethree stockings.) Gotone apiece anyhow. Mother. Oh, Jack,Jack! youll never beanything but a greatovergrown boy, if youlive to be a hundred(goes off). Mary. (Tenderly.)Jack! Jack. Hey ? Mary. (Putting herarms about his neck.)Did you never thinkthat perhaps nextChristmas there mightbe another stocking,just a tiny one, tohang in the chimneycorner ? Jack. Why, Mary,theres tears in youreyes. (Goes to tripeher eyes tcith the workshe has in her hands ;it is a babys dress.)Bless my soul!Whats this, Mary ? Mary. (Falter-ingly.) Do you re-member Bella andJohn in li Our MutualFriend that I read toyou ? Jack. Yes. Warntthey glorious ? Mary. Well, theseare sails, Jack, sails
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Mr. Heme a* Reuben Foxglove in «See page 544. The Minute Men.* for the little ship thats coming across the water for you and me. I quote a few lines from another scene. Christmas morning. Hester and Silas, some young friends, have comein to take breakfast. All are seated at the table with much bustle andlaughter. Lish Mead, Marys foster father, pokes his head in the door. Lish Mead. Wish you Merry Christmas. All. (Hilariously.) Merry Christmas! Come in. Digitized by VjOOQIC MR. AND MRS. HERNE. 547 Lish. Cant less some on ye hois th door open. Silas. Til hold it, Lish. (Lish enters, hauling a warehouse truck onwhich is a barrel of flour and a large hamper.) Lish. Mister Seward wanted I should hand ye these with his com-plements. Mary. Oh, how kind of Mr. Seward, and how good of you to bringem. Jack. Set down here, Lish, and have a bite o breakfast. Lish. (Taking off mittens, cap, comforter, etc.) Whatcher got?Chicking ? Waal, thats good nough. (Seats himself at table.) Say,Jack, d you

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