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It was Uriah's last duty of the day j
to personally conduct the cows, and j
such of their near relatives as accom-1
panied them to the barnyard drinking
trough at milking time, back to pasture.
Uriah was known as one of the ,
mast natient Inoffensive of mortals. |
This in itself was a serious fault in i
the eyes of Lucy's father, old Sylves- \
ter Graham.
, "I ain't got no complaint 'cause '
you're poor, Uriah," the old 'man had |
aid the evening before; "you're in- I
dustrious, and would be just the kind ;
of a feller to take hold o' my little ;
place, but I'm 'frald to risk you as a I
on-ln-law~_Somehow you don't strike j
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Uriah had taken hla way home to I
the neighboring farm, where he j
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he understood Sylvester's philosophy,
he would have been at a loss how to
put It Into practice. Unconsciously,
however, he had been influenced. He
had been pondering the old man's
words all day, and tonight, for the
first time, he felt an impatience with
the tameness of his existence. It af-1
fected his usual gentleness. Letting
down only the upper bars, he seized a
club, and with some homely exple-1
tives foreign to his lips, cajoled the
cattle into hurdling the gap. Uriah replaced
the bars and started for the
house. His mind was made up.
Midnight found him well on toward
the city. He had walked fifteen miles. ;
A haystack served him as a bed, and
a pocketful of cakes supplied his
breakfast, after which' he caught a ;
friendly farmer's wagon.
Uriah had never been in the city
before. Its rushing life and strange
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In the course of a few minutes a I
ipruce-looklng young man spied him
'rom across the street. He hurried
)ver, as though he was afraid Uriah
night get away before he reached
lim.
Up at the Forks the whereabouts
)f Uriah caused much anxiety for a
week or two, until Jeff Blaine, the
luckster, who had paid a visit to the
;ity, brought back word that he had
seen Uriah as a play-actor in a thea-1
:er; that he looked Just like he al-1
ways did, and people were making a 1
5reat fuss over him. It was conceded
that Jeff had run "cross Uriah some- 1
where in town, but as for the rest? |
Jeff had been drinking again?until \
:he Forks saw the newspaper which :
said:
"It is interesting to learn that the
splendid piece of character work in 1
'Up the State," which has brought
fame to that talented young actor, Mr.
Wallace Keene, is taken from actual
life. Mr. Keene accidentally met on
the street one day the prototype of
his creation in the person of a young
countryman, Uriah Hope, and has
made him his constant companion.
The countryman had come to the city
to see the sights. If he has missed
any it has not been the fault of Mr.
Keene, who, being anxious to study
him thoroughly, has spared no expense
in his entertainment. It is
understood that the pace has proved
too swift for the young man, and that
he is anxious to return home. He will
probably carry back with him the
pleasing memory of more different
kinds of headaches than he ever before
experienced."
Yes, it was true, Uriah wanted to
go home. He wanted to see Lucy
again and have a talk with her father.
He, somehow, had the feeling,
as he readjusted the towel on his forehead,
that he had'qualified.
Lucy recognized him when he reached
the front gate, in spite of his stylish
new clothes, and thought him
splendid. Old Sylvester's greeting
was scarcely less hearty.
"You sly rascal, I didn't think it was
in you. No, more o' your foolishness,
now; git the wet'din' over, so that we
can start the fall, plowin'."
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Don't sit in a draughty car.
Don't sleep in hot rooms.
Don't avoid the fresh air.
Don't stuff yourself at meal time,
ivereating reduces your resistance.
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