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An Alabaster Box [Hardcover]

Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman (Author)

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March 1, 2004
Mrs. Solomon Black had revealed the state of affairs, that morning. "You may as well know," said she. "There ain't a cent to pay you, and I said when you came that if we couldn't pay for gospel privileges we should all take to our closets and pray like Sam Hill, and no charge; but they wouldn't listen to me, though I spoke right out in conference meeting and it's seldom a woman does that, you know. Folks in this place have been hanging onto the ragged edge of nothing so long they don't seem to sense it. They thought the money of your salary was going to be brought down from heaven by a dove or something, when all the time, those wicked flying things are going round on the other side of the earth, and there don't seem as if there could be a dove left. Well, now that the time's come when you ought to be paid, if there's any decency left in this place, they comes to me and says, 'Oh, Mrs. Black, what shall we do?' I said, 'Why didn't you listen when I spoke out in meeting about our not being able to afford luxuries like gospel preaching?' and they said they thought matters would have improved by this time. Improved! How, I'd like to know? The whole world is sliding down hill faster and faster every minute, and folks in Brookville think matters are going to improve, when they are sliding right along with the Emperor of Germany and the King of England, and all the rest of the big bugs. . . ."

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Solomon Black, Miss Orr, Wesley Elliot, Lydia Orr, Andrew Bolton, Jim Dodge, Miss Daggett, Deacon Whittle, Lois Daggett, Fanny Dodge, Ellen Dix, Abby Daggett, Henry Daggett, Maria Dodge, Famous People, Miss Dodge, Good Lord, Lute Parsons, Ann Whittle, Brookville House, Ann Eliza, Deacon Amos Whittle, Miss Lydia Bolton, Cephas Dix, Joe Whittle
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