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18 THE COLLEGIAN Q Qtritiral Hlumenf' At the time when I first chanced to meet Charles Lamb, he had been working for ive years as a switchman in Pittsburg for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was a large rustic-look- ing fellow and had a most peculiar carriage of himself, es- pecially when in a hurry to get to his work. But when one had a chance to become acquainted with him and learn the heart which he carried always, the outside faults became less noticeable, and the smile and the whistle which he always had with him gave evidence of the whole-souled, good-natured fel- low that he was. Soon after he had taken this new position, he was married to Anne Stovall, with whom he lived very happily. I soon found out that they were very much devoted to each other and to their little daughter, Mary who at the time of my story was four years old, but that at time they let their high tem- pers, of which both were possessors, get the better of them. It was this unfortunate perversity of temper that brought about the incidents which I am going to relate. One morning they were quietly eating their early break- fast, before he should get off to his work, when the silence was suddenly broken. Well, I'll tell you Anne, said Charles, I think you had better stay at home today, for the clouds look threatening, as if we might have a cool damp day, even if it is the twentieth day of May, and Mary, as you know is threatened with pneu- monia. '4But Charles, she began pleadingly, you don't seem to realize that I have been cooped up here in the house ever since last Thanksgiving day. You men get out so often that you cannot realize how hard it is to stay housed up a Whole winter. I have counted so much upon a day out of the noise and hubbub of the city, and the excursion today, to be run by Cousin Harry out to the falls, gives me such a good opportun- ity for this, and besides, it is uncertain when I may be able
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