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The Hoosier Schoolmaster

CHAPTER XX
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Ever since that he's been saying that God hasn't forgot, after all.

It's made me cry more'n once." And Shocky kissed Mrs.Pearson, and told her that when he got away from Flat Creek he'd tell God all about it, and God would bring Mr.Pearson back again.
And then Martha Hawkins lifted the frail little form, bundled in shawls, in her arms, and brought him out into the storm; and before she handed him up he embraced her, and said: "O Miss Hawkins! God ha'n't forgot me, after all.

Tell Hanner that He ha'n't forgot.

I'm going to ask him to git her away from Means's and mother out of the poor-house.

I'll ask him just as soon as I get to Lewisburg." Ralph lifted the trembling form into his arms, and the little fellow only looked up in the face of the master and said: "You see, Mr.
Hartsook, I thought God had forgot.


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