Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch

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;!CHAPTER IIWAYS AND MEANS"Ah ! well may the children weep before youThey are weary ere they runThey have never seen the sunshine, nor the gloryWhich is brighter than the sun."HE coldwave that wasushered in that Decembermorning was the beginningof a long seriesof days that vied witheach other as to which could induce themercury to drop the lowest. The descentof the temperature seemed to havea like effect on the barrel of potatoesand the load of coal in the Wiggses^parlor.Mrs. Wiggs's untiring efforts to findemployment had met with no success,16
iVai/sand Meansand Jim^s exertions were redoubled;day by day his scanty earnings becameless sufficient to meet the demands of thefamily.On Christmas eve they satover thestove, after the little ones had gone tobed, and discussed the situation. Thewind hurled itself against the house ina very frenzy of rage, shaking theicicles from the window-ledge and hissingthrough the patched panes. Thesnow that sifted in through the loosesash lay unmelted on the sill. Jim hada piece of old carpet about him, andcoughed with almost every breath.Mrs.Wiggs's head was in her hands, andthe tears that trickled through hercrooked fingers hissed as they fell onthe stove.ever seen her give up.It was the first time Jim had*^Seems like we '11 have to ast ferhelp, Jim,'' she said.**I can't ast fer2 17
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Page 45 and 46: CHAPTER III" The rosy glow of summe
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Page 69 and 70: A ReminiscenceAfter lier first agon
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'CHAPTER VIA THEATER PARTY'' The pl
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A Theater Partystudyin' 'bout it, a
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A Theater Partyand the shadowy litt
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'A Theater PartyThe man looked puzz
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A Theater Party*^ Ain't you got no
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'A Theater PartyEuropena was the on
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'A Theater Partyyou kin wear the sk
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'A Theater Partyyou warm, besides;
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A Theater Partycry; Billy '11 be ba
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''Mr. Boh''away when lie stopped su
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'''Mr. Boh'' Where else would we go
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':''Mr. Boh''Bedding took them into
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'Mr, Boh'bout it. Billy is takin' r
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Mr. Boh''Such a wail as arose ! Thr
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Mr. Bohwe 've got ice-cream.'' No a
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''Mr, Boh^^ment lie stood irresolut
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Mrs. Wiggs atHomebasket on the floo
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Mrs. Wiggs atHomewhile always inter
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'Mrs. Wiggs at Homesternly in the e
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Mrs. Wiggs atHomeit,but I come home
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'Mrs. Wiggs at Homecoal an' kindlin
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'Mrs. Wiggs at HomeThere was a scra
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Mrs, Wiggs atHomenue? I am going th
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Eolv Spring came to the Cabbage Pat
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IIoiv Spring came to the Cabbage Pa
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Hoiv Spring came to the Cabbage Pat
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Row Spring came to the Cabbage Patc
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How Spring came to the Cabbage Patc
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'How Spring came to the Cabbage Pat
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Australia's Mishaplia, after enough
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Australians Mishapwas dead, that ^s
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Australians MishapHe liad just driv
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Australians Mishap*^ Ain't it lucky
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Australia's Mishapstood.Australia s
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CHAPTER XITHE BENEFIT DANCE" Those
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The Benefit Dancewhich one. Oh, boy
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The Benefit DanceUnder this able ge
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The Benefit Dancehave Jake Seliultz
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The Benefit Danceto-night. Someliow
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The Benefit Danceon state occasions
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Tlie Benefit Dancelate. Billy, for
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The Benefit Danceand laughter came
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