. San Nicola [serial] . lo stai tenendo? ha chiesto l'uomo colorato ha abbastanza una storia. Questo pari-Fritz, che aveva beenrummaging nel thedrawer di un vecchio bu-reau sacro a relicsof giorni passati. MR.Reed ha messo in pausa un rimando sul suo percorso attraverso la stanza, ed ha esclamato: Oh, Fritz, che cosa stanno youdoing in quel cassetto?Arresta. Ci sono tutti i tipi di thingsthere valuableand rubbishy - cose che shallnever ho tempo di guardare sopra fino a che i giovani bambini non sono ringhiup e io sono una nonna grigiosa senza nient'altro fare. La signora Reed aveva preso la fotografia in mano, ed era utterlyobivious di Fritzspresence. La sua mentalità era nella p

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. St. Nicholas [serial] . you keeping it? asked colored man has quite a history. This even-Fritz, who had beenrummaging in thedrawer of an old bu-reau sacred to relicsof bygone days. Mrs.Reed paused a mo-ment on her waythrough the room, and exclaimed : Oh, Fritz, what are youdoing in that drawer?Shut it up. There areall sorts of valuableand rubbishy thingsthere—things I shallnever have time tolook over until youchildren are grownup, and I am a grayold grandmother withnothing else to do. Mrs. Reed had takenthe photograph in herhand, and was utterlyoblivious of Fritzspresence. Her mindwas in the past. Itwas not the photo-graph, but the glimpseshe had of the drawer, with its old letters, shoulder-straps, armybuttons, bits of Con-federate scrip that hadpapered a room shesaw in Vicksburg, andother odd relics. Sheeven wondered how she came by that battered and faded old ing ask your father to tell you How Mosespicture. was Emancipated. I remember this now, said mama, after When Mr. Reed opened the front door that 781. MOSES ARRIVES IN CAMP BY THE AIR LINE. 782 HOW MOSES WAS EMANCIPATED. [July, evening he was at once surrounded by a clam-orous group of children, all talking at once. Tell us about Moses precipitated! criedBettys shrill treble, a little higher than theothers. No, no, Betty; not precipitated, saidDan. Well, Moses anticipated, then, said she. They all laughed, and Miss Betty subsided. Her father picked her up and led the wayinto the sitting-room. Mr. Reed was a busy man, absorbed in thecares of a large business. He found little timeto think of the past, and the old Civil War dayswere sometimes almost like a dream to him, orseemed as if belonging to some previous exis-tence. He had served three years in an en-gineer regiment that was transferred from onearmy-corps to another as their work was needed, and as much of it was repairing and buildingbridges and railroads in the hostile country, hecould tell of many a skirmish with bushwhack-ers that belongs to the unwri

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