On the Makaloa Mat LondonJack Publishedaboeus

john9221 · Wysłany: Wto 11:09, 15 Mar 2011

m he
married
and had offspring three or four. For some time it was noticed
that he had a down and thoughtful look
that his cleeding was growing
bare
and that his wife kept an untrig house
which
it was feared by many
was the cause of Thomas going o'er often to the change-house; he was
in
short
during the greater part of the winter
evidently a man foregone in the
pleasures of this world
which made all that knew him compassionate his
situation.
No doubt
it was his household ills that burdened him past bearing
and
made him go into Irville
when he heard of the recruiting
and take on to
be a soldier. Such a wally-wallying as the news of this caused at every
door; for the red-coats--from the persecuting days
when the black-cuffs
rampaged through the country--soldiers that fought for hire were held in
dread and as a horror among us
and terrible were the stories that were told
of their cruelty and sinfulness; indeed
there had not been wanting in our
time a sample of what they were
as witness the murder of Jean Glaikit by
Patrick O'Neil
the Irish corporal
anent which I have treate yilai:
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