The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], July 07, 1893, Image 2

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thought of athousand
| thing! that had to be
that long day, while
' Papa Friable was run
I nlng aronnd the city.
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and things,. Mamma;
Frisbte and the cook
baked anil cooked and
mixed, and etlrred.
conversations al
the; coming t.
?I I I ? Vijn thou nervous peo
If -i teTOW pla who are afraid
.-111 J- ths alarm clock
'no*??*? won't ffoo# at th<
right time, and wh<
think It their dnty to 11a awake ant
wait, for the clock' to: (how that it is
still to be depended on. r,:
Finally, | about the time the small
hoars were beginning to think of get
ting-larger, she fell asleep, only to he
awakened in abont five minutes by Mr.
Triable, who had gotten up to see what
time it was.
Wames, do oome back to bed' and
keep quiet, can't you?"
James came back to bed aiid qulfcl
reigned for a time. Then, about an
hour before the alarm clock waadne
to declare itself, the boom of camions
and the sputter of. firecrackers an
nounced the glorious Fourth, and the
Friable familyarose because they could
do nothing else. None of them awoke
particularly good-natureil, and the
way the little Frlsbtes acted about get
hare tried a saint.
? Then, whan they
had had a hast]
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