Subject: carpenter

From: "Susannah Owen" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2006 20:51:47 +0900

The sneaking fascination of the daring criminalhas put the soldier and the patriot nowhere.
I regret to say that we are face toface with a deficit of some two thousand dollars.
Give me a monthon this, if you possibly can.
We can have a dozen or twoevery day, and if we care to count Finns and Letts, easily ahundred.
Servant girls pay aquarter to have a Negress do it with a pack of cards. And everybody knows that there is hardly such athing left now as a gentleman of the old school. There area great many people who deserve to fail. Our expert opiniontherefore is that we dont know.
Anybody who has ever feltthe fascination of that kind of thing, knows just what I mean.
It must have created quite astir when Cain killed Abel. A week ago after his work he put his leg into hisvalise and carried it home as usual. One naturally asks what are we going to do about it? I had written the above letter and then on second thoughts Idecided not to send it. In other words, this kind of literature has come to stay. I had written the above letter and then on second thoughts Idecided not to send it. The last process is altogether handwork and accounts, I aminformed, for the heavy cost.
It is the form of government under which you arepermitted to live.
All you find there are groupsof lady employees sheltered behind a cast-iron grating.
In the old days a shirt lasted till a man outgrew it. The last process is altogether handwork and accounts, I aminformed, for the heavy cost. I think that onewas seen a month or so ago somewhere in a marsh in Virginia. But I doubtwhether, with my throat, this would be so good. For social evils the first remedy is a social consciousness of theevil. The kind of youngman who sends out the questionnaires is quite impervious to satire.
The landlord, we regretto say, stubbornly refuses to knock the place down.
We can have a dozen or twoevery day, and if we care to count Finns and Letts, easily ahundred. Had it been known, she could have beenincorporated and dividends picked off her like huckleberries. But the main point is that in fifty years it will all be finished.
I have been led to do this by noticing how popular this kind ofthing has come to be. Children havetheir fortunes read in the leaves of tea-cups.
I want to say at once that in this business you areto regard my own time as absolutely valueless. It is hardly likely there will beany, forty years hence.
It seems that he has inadvertently lostthe leg he had.
Servant girls pay aquarter to have a Negress do it with a pack of cards.