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by Al Benson Jr.
Just recently I have written about the Illuminati, founded on May 1, 1776 in Bavaria by Adam Weishaupt. It was and is an anti-Christian organization, one of the main functions of which was to destroy Christianity and overthrow legitimate government (not what we have today). I noted that many historians claim this organization pretty much died out in the early 1800s and was never a serious problem after that. I wonder who taught these historians that. The evidence seems to give the lie to that convenient (for the Illuminati) little theory.
In his book To The Victor Go The Myths And Monuments Arthur Thompson, CEO of the John Birch Society noted: "A popular opinion in the early 1800s was that the abolitionists were agents of England, and there were a few who viewed them as an extension of the Illuminati. The masthead of the Liberator, William…
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Escaping Home352
In this thrilling novel in A. American's Survivalist series, a man learns that in a world with no rules, the strength of family is the only thing that can pull you through.
When society ceases to exist, who can you trust?
After the collapse of the nation's power grid, America is under martial law—and safety is an illusion. As violence erupts around him, Morgan Carter faces one of his most difficult decisions yet: whether to stay and defend his home, or move to a more isolated area, away from the prying eyes of the government. He and his family are hesitant to leave their beloved Lake County, but with increasingly suspicious activities happening in a nearby refugee camp, all signs point towards defecting. Morgan and his friends aren't going to leave without a fight, though—and they'll do anything to protect their freedoms.
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|18 Years
About the Author
A. American has been involved in prepping and survival communities since the early 1990s. An avid outdoorsman, he has a spent considerable time learning edible and medicinal plants and their uses as well as primitive survival skills. He currently resides in Florida with his wife of more than twenty years and his three daughters. He is the author of the Survivalist series.
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It took weeks to walk to home, but I made it. The entire time I was focused on just getting there. I never really gave much thought to what would happen afterward. Even my most pessimistic thoughts of how life would be at home didn't come close to the reality. Now our neighborhood is basically empty. Many have simply disappeared. We are down to our small group now: my family, my neighbors Danny and Bobbie, and Sarge and his gang. Fewer people around means more eyes on us, attention we certainly do not want.
In the Before, people used to talk about the FEMA camps and whether or not they would ever choose to go into them. In the Now, with the harsh light of reality shining on the situation, many of those who said they would never be taken to one of these camps were happy to walk in on their own. We've been the target of raiders and of the federal government, both apparently trying to force us into the camps. Now we must decide whether to stay and fight, or find someplace to retreat to. Escape may be our only option.
We have a place—the perfect place for long-term survival, really. But my family, Mel and the girls, may not be ready for it. While the rest of the country may have fallen apart, our preparations are mitigating the effects they feel. With running water, power and abundant stored food—at least for now—they see it as an apocalyptic holiday. But there are forces at play, beyond our control, that may bring about this last desperate move.
Life in the camps isn't what it appears to be. While there is food, water and warmth, the price is near slave labor and virtual imprisonment. In the care and custody of FEMA, backed up by the DHS, those inside the camp have no rights, no freedom and, worse yet, are exposed to the possible brutality of their caretakers. Every barrel has a bad apple, and over time those bad ones start to rot the good ones. Left unchecked this rot can take over the entire barrel. With so much absolute power over so many helpless souls, horrors are bound to be committed. Among those in the camp is our friend Jess, who walked with Thad and me on our long adventure home. We don't know how she's faring, but with the mixed reports about the camp, one thing is certain: surviving in the camp may prove far more difficult than the struggle outside.
Chapter 1
Every day when her work detail was over, Jess would try and visit her brother. It was best to stay busy like that, otherwise the memories would return. It was the thoughts of her mother that were the worst. The image of her mother lying on the cold dirt as the light of the flames consumed what little they had in the world, the dark crimson stain on the ground around her. And her father . . . he'd resisted and was made an example to the others as a result. These images were burned into her mind like an overexposed negative.
Thinking back to the raid made her feel nauseous. Everything had happened so quickly. It was late in the evening when a couple of old trucks sped into their little hamlet of cabins. Before anyone could react, the shooting started. Her dad put up a fight even after he was gunned down. Her mother ran to his side, picked up the pistol and shot one of the raiders, but just after she hit him, she was immediately gunned down. Jess managed to make it into the woods with some of her neighbors, running as fast as her legs could carry her. Waiting as she heard the bloodcurdling screams and shots was agonizing. When she returned back to her home, she found the raiders had stripped the place, taking everything they could physically carry away. And to her shock, she found her brother, Mark, lying unconscious on the ground.
Jess sat on the ground with her brother's head in her lap, shocked. She tied off the wounds on his arm with her flannel and wrapped a blanket that she retrieved from one of the smoldering homes around his stomach, but there was nothing else she could do. She spent the night under the old oak trees, cradling her brother in her arms. Sleep never came as she kept checking his pulse, feeling it grow weaker and weaker with each hour. When the sun rose, she was relieved to see big white trucks show up, American flags painted on the sides and the letters FEMA on the doors.
The FEMA people immediately set about treating Mark, making him comfortable, bandaging his wounds and loading him into one of the trucks. He needed more treatment, and they told her that she could go with him to one of their facilities. She gladly climbed aboard. Once she was in the truck, a man in a uniform clipped a form to her shirt, the label DD 2745 emblazoned across the top of it. As they were pulling away, she could see others loading her mother and father into body bags. She began to cry. At least they would be buried.
Along the way, they stopped at small communities or refugee camps where others joined them on the trucks. Several more wounded were also loaded in beside Mark. All of the stories were horrible, though very similar to Jess's experience. The raiders would come in and take what they wanted: food, guns, tools, tents. The worst stories included people disappearing, women and children mostly.
After a few hours, the truck rumbled through a gate and stopped. When the doors opened Jess shielded her eyes against the midday sun and gazed upon the camp for the first time. Jess climbed down to see rows upon rows of tents filling an area the size of two city blocks. All around her were people in uniforms with guns. While the wounded were carted off to one area of the camp, she and the other healthy refugees were ushered to a large tent. Before entering it, they were subjected to a thorough and invasive search, in which suspect items were tossed on the ground by the guards. Jess's feeling of salvation was fading, being replaced with one of fear.
After everyone was processed, they were given food and a beverage that tasted like Gatorade. It was amazing to be eating meat loaf with mashed potatoes, and Jess savored it. As they ate, names were called out and each person went to a series of tables in the front, where they filled out forms. All sorts of information was collected—the obvious question about name, age, sex and religion, but also more interesting questions, about NRA membership, club memberships, political party affiliation and whether or not they were on any form of government assistance. Jess filled out the questions without a second thought, and it seemed that the others did too. No one was willing to question the process.
The last two stations were the medical station, where they received a very basic physical examination, and a station for a psychological evaluation. Jess answered the questions for the psych evaluation dully, unable to emote the anguish that she felt for her mother and father. Once through the last station, she was free to chat with others in the tent and continue eating her meal, though it was made clear that they were all forbidden to leave. Jess spent her time looking around, observing the disheveled masses that surrounded her. A short time later, a series of names were called and each person was photographed and issued an ID badge. Jess was given a yellow badge. The little plastic card included her picture, name, Social Security number and, once again, the DD 2745 ID number that she was given in the truck.
Once the badges were issued, an announcement was made for everyone to gather under the flags that matched the color of their badges. This was where the first signs of trouble appeared. Families were separated into different color codes, and people began to protest. The agents in the tent assured everyone it was only a temporary situation and would be resolved shortly; the different-colored badges simply meant various kinds of additional steps were needed to secure their status. This satisfied most people and they quietly went off to sit in their assigned housing areas.
Jess sat sipping on her drink, absentmindedly observing the other people that were being processed. A few feet away from her, a middle-aged man sat giving his name and social security number just as everyone else in the room had. His info was entered into a laptop by a woman in a DHS uniform. She asked him to give her the tag on his shirt, which he did. She tapped away, then asked him some questions, which he answered. She looked back to her screen for a moment then looked up to one of the armed guards and waved him over.
Two of them approached, she showed them something on the screen and they exchanged words that Jess couldn't make out. The man was getting nervous. "What's the matter?" he asked.
They ignored his comment, and then one of the guards told him to stand up and put his hands behind his back.
"What for? I didn't do anything. I came here for help."
One of the guards drew a Taser. "I said put your hands behind your back! Do it now!"
The man leapt from the chair. "I didn't do anything! I didn't do anything!" he shouted as he tried to run for the door. There was a pop and the man crashed to the ground in front of Jess, writhing and screaming. She jumped from her seat and gasped, shocked at what she'd just witnessed.
The two guards were instantly on him, pulling his hands back. "Don't resist or you'll get it again!" The man tried to wriggle from the burly officer's grip. "Hit him again!" the guard shouted. Jess could hear the clack-clack-clack as the voltage pulsed through the man.
The sudden violence scared a number of people in the tent and they started to get up, trying to get out. Guards wearing gas masks blocked the doors, holding large cans that looked like fire extinguishers under their arm. "Return to your seats or you will be pepper sprayed!"
Jess knelt down in front of her chair. The man being cuffed was a mere four feet from her. She could see his eyes, wide with fear, tears rolling down his cheeks. He was quietly whimpering, "I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything."
Once he was trussed up, the DHS woman who started it all came up and spoke with one of the guards.
"Here's his paperwork."
"Which list is he on?" the man asked, looking the forms over.
"He came up on a couple. He's subversive by nature."
They grabbed the man by his arms and dragged him out of the tent. Jess slowly got back in her chair, thinking, What have I gotten myself into?
Once Jess was in her housing unit, a big military-style tent, she listened to the orientation speech given by a red-haired woman in a black uniform who identified herself only as "Singer"—no first name. The speech covered the security protocols in great detail. It was stressed that the security rules were for their safety and there was no acceptable excuse for violations. The lecture went on to inform them they would soon be taken to shower (A hot shower! Jess thought to herself. I can't even remember the last time I had one!) and given a uniform. The guard stressed that it was mandatory to always be in uniform with your ID badge plainly visible on the outside of your clothes. And perhaps most important of all: no one was able to leave the camp without express permission of DHS officials. Even portions of the camp itself were not able to be accessed by civilians—the off -limits areas were identified on a large map of the camp. Some areas of the camp were simply marked as crosshatched areas. Nothing inside these areas was identified. She went on to say that they could use the common area just outside the tent but could not wander freely around the camp—again, for their safety.
Singer told them to each pick a bunk and get settled. As they were bustling around the room, she informed them that the next day they would get their work assignments, which caused a heated exchange as to why they had to work. Some women were up in arms about it, but Jess didn't really care— it was something to do other than sit around and worry about her brother. Singer explained that the shifts for different duties would rotate, and while some were still grumbling, for the most part, the ladies settled down.
Jess approached Singer as she was headed out the door and asked whether she would be able to go to the infirmary and visit her brother. Singer replied that as long as she did her work, she could go. Jess was relieved to hear that; she was sick with worry over Mark. In the truck the medical staff had said they assumed he was bleeding inside his skull, but they had neither the facilities nor the personnel to address such injuries. Time was the only medicine they could offer. She decided that she would head over to visit him as soon as she picked her bunk, eager to leave behind the chattering and noise of her many tent-mates. It would be nice to get a little privacy after today's activities, even if it only meant walking to see her brother.
Jess quickly settled into her new routine at the camp. Each day she and the others were woken up, put in formation and given breakfast before being told their work assignments. Sometimes these jobs lasted a day, sometimes several. All the jobs were mindless and boring. Jess often found herself reminiscing about being in her college classes at FSU—even her most dull ones were more exciting than the tasks she had been assigned so far at the camp. One morning during breakfast, she began to laugh, something she hadn't done in a long time. A young black girl in front of her in line turned around with a puzzled look on her face.
"I'm sorry, but it feels like we're in that movie Groundhog Day. We're doing the same thing over and over," said Jess.
The girl laughed and said, "You're so right! Only we don't have Bill Murray here to crack us up. We only have Singer," she said, mimicking the DHS leader's strut. Jess giggled and the girl offered her hand. "I'm Mary. I think we're in the same tent."
"Yeah, I thought I recognized you. We came in the same day. And I'm glad that I'm not the only one getting annoyed by our lovely leader," Jess said.
That day Mary switched to the bunk next to Jess. They became quick friends, relying on each other to listen and for support. They both needed someone to open up to, to share the weight they carried. Unlike many of the women in the tent, Mary also felt as though the safety and security they hoped the camp would provide was beginning to feel more like a sentence than salvation. It was good to have a friend around, Jess thought. It broke up the monotony of their days.
When the shooting started, Jess was on a detail filling sandbags. The sudden long burst of machine gun fire caused everyone to stop and look up. Then several more weapons began to fire in a terrifying fusillade of gunfire. The security detail with the work group screamed for everyone to get on the ground. Three men ran through the group pushing any slow-moving bodies down before falling into the deep sand with their weapons pointed in the direction of what was now obviously a battle of some sort.
Jess covered her head as the gunfire crackled around her, a now all-too-familiar sound that caused her to shake uncontrollably. Mary crawled over to her, hugging the ground.
"What's going on?" Mary asked, fear in her eyes.
All Jess could do was lay there with the side of her head pressed into the sand. She was too scared to even speak.
The security elements' radios were full of shouts and calls. Then the camp siren began its long wail, adding to the din. Just when Jess thought it would never stop, the gunfire ceased. Humvees and ATVs were racing all over the camp as the sound of the siren began to wind down. Shortly after, the security officers jumped to their feet and ordered everyone up. They began herding the work detail back toward the housing area.
The camp was a hornet's nest of activity. Once they were back at their tent, they were ordered to lock down, which consisted of sitting on their bunks in silence. To most of the women in the tent, the idea of sitting in silence after witnessing such violence was a joke. As soon as the door shut, they were all moving around, offering their theories and breaking into their respective cliques.
Jess was sitting on her bunk with her arms wrapped around her knees, her face tucked into them. She was trying to calm down, shaken by the memories of the last time she had heard a firefight. Mary leaned over, smiling.
"Hey, girl, it's okay! We're safe now."
Jess forced a smile in return.
"Hey. I counted twenty-seven today; that's the most yet," Mary whispered to Jess. Mary had been trying to count the number of government personnel working in the camp. It was something to do to pass the time. Until today, she had identified twenty-three.
"I wonder how many people actually work here?" Mary asked, seemingly to the air. Jess knew she was trying to get her to talk, but she just wasn't interested.
Mary continued chatting. "Get this. Apparently the shooting was from people outside the camp. Rebels."
Outside of the camp? Jess couldn't believe it, even though her work detail was by the perimeter, and the noise was coming from that direction, the thought of being attacked by outsiders seemed unbelievable. The camp was supposed to be a safe place—and now people were shooting at it? She couldn't take any more. Pulling her wool blanket up, she rolled over and closed her eyes.
Chapter 2
Since I was in the lead, everyone followed me into my driveway. I drove around the house and stopped outside my workshop. Thad jumped out of the buggy he was in and rushed over to me. "That had to be Jess! It was, wasn't it?"
"Man, it sure looked like her. It had to be."
Sarge was in earshot. "Who, Annie? Was Annie in that camp?" "It sure looked like her, Sarge," Thad replied. "Why in the hell are you still calling her that, anyway?"
I asked, rolling my eyes at Sarge's nickname for her.
"I'll call her whatever I want!" The old man snorted. "I just wish we could have confirmed whether it was her or not. If them assholes hadn't started shooting we may have been able to."
The guys all gathered around as a lively discussion about Jess began. Jeff interrupted with, "Wait, wait. Who the hell's Jess?" All the guys stopped talking and looked at me expectantly. I gave him the elevator version: how I met her back when all of this chaos started, how she wouldn't leave me alone until I agreed to let her walk with me. Thad chimed in about how she and I met him, and how she took to calling him the black Incredible Hulk. Together we told him about the family we tried to help, and Thad told about the shooting where I was injured. Once Jeff was up to speed, the talk moved back to her being in the camp. Sarge wanted to go get her, but knew it would be foolish to even consider.
"How'd she look?" Sarge asked.
Thad looked at me, and we both gave a little shrug. "Looked okay to me," I said.
"Yeah, she looked all right. She was working, filling sandbags, from what I saw," Thad said.
Sarge nodded his head. "That's good. Anyone hurts that girl, I'll kill 'em deader than shit."
While he was stewing, I ducked into the shop.
"What the hell you doin'?" he called out as I crawled around under the shelves.
Spinning around on my knees, I held up a bottle of whiskey. The old grouch smiled, executed a perfect about-face and stepped out the door. I followed him out, twisting the top off the bottle as I did. I turned the bottle up and took a long pull on it. After what had just happened at the camp, I needed a drink. We stood around by the shop and passed the bottle. It wasn't long before my daughters Little Bit and Taylor came out. They were slightly more at ease around Sarge and his crew now.
Sarge saw Little Bit coming toward us and knelt down, holding the bottle out. "Want a sip?"
She screwed her face up. "Eeww, no, that stuff's gross."
Sarge smiled and looked at me, then back to her. "An' how do you know that?"
"'Cause it's whiskey. I know what that is."
Sarge smiled and patted her head as he stood up. Taylor grabbed my arm, laying her head against my arm. I looked over at her and asked if she was okay. She said she was fi ne, but I know her too well. Something was eating at her. She eventually got up and went into the shop and started to nose around the shelves of supplies. Sarge watched her as she went in, then jerked his head, indicating we should all walk away from the supplies for a bit.
"You guys know that after what went down today that staying here is a bad idea, right?" Sarge said quietly.
"Maybe, but they don't know it was us," Danny said.
"How many other people around here got wagons like those?" Sarge said, pointing to the buggies sitting in front of the shop. "You can bet yer ass they know who was out there, and they will be coming for us."
"What do you think we should do?" Thad asked.
"It's not what I think, it's what's got to be done. We need to un-ass this place. It's time to go," Sarge said flatly.
Danny and I shared a look. It was obvious to everyone that we weren't on board with the idea.
"Look, guys, I agree with him. If we stay here, people are going to die," Mike said.
"I agree," Ted added.
"I personally don't care what we do, as long as it keeps my ass alive," Jeff said.
I looked at my house and property, then back at Danny. "I don't want to leave. As bad as things are right now, at least my family has their home."
"I know you don't. Hell, a lot of people have lost everything recently." Sarge paused and looked at Thad. "If you want to keep them alive, we need to get them out of here."
"You've already got one daughter with a bullet wound, Morg. I know you don't want to see it happen again," Doc said.
"How about this," Danny said. "We start moving some stuff out to the cabins, pre-positioning some supplies, and if things go south we can haul ass out of here with the rest of what we may need."
This would be no small feat. The cabins were seventeen miles away on the Alexander Run. With only the Suburban and the buggies, it would take several trips and quite a bit of time to get done, which added to the urgency. If Sarge was correct and they did make a move on us here, we'd never get out with what we needed if we hesitated. Plus the sooner we started this and had people stationed on the river, the smaller the chance of someone else moving into the cabins. I started to change my mind on the matter.
It was agreed that we should start moving some stuff out as a precaution. Reggie said he wanted to take the pigs, which led to a discussion about how to pen them up. He said he had a solar-powered hot-wire rig. Sarge said we could use that and pen them up against the creek, using it as a natural barrier.
The next issue was how to secure what we took out there. Sarge started going over a head count and how we could split everyone up, but he was forgetting some people.
"Don't forget about Mel and the girls, plus Bobbie," I said.
Sarge paused for a moment. "Can they use weapons?"
"Bobbie can," Danny said.
"Mel, Taylor and Lee Ann can," I said.
"I can too!"
We looked back to see Little Bit standing there. Her comment got a giggle out of everyone.
"I bet you can," Ted said with a smile, shaking his head.
"I can. My daddy taught me."
"So there are thirteen of us, then. All right." Sarge laughed.
The plan we came up with would send Jeff and Mike out to the cabins. With only two of them, it would be tough to maintain a constant watch, but we hoped that being so far out in the woods would cut down on the number of potential intruders. In addition to keeping an eye on things, they would start on some of the projects we would need in place should we have to bug out. Sarge wanted us to do an inventory of everything we had that could be useful to take. With so many people, it was sure to be a substantial pile of supplies.
Sarge said he would take watch down at the barricade, and Thad volunteered to go with him. We all agreed to meet in the morning. Once everyone was gone, I went inside. Mel was just walking out of the bedroom, rubbing the sleep from her face.
"When did you get back?"
"Not long ago. How was your nap?"
"Good. I feel great. You hungry?"
"Of course," I answered as I headed for the living room to check on Lee Ann.
She was still on the couch, as she had been when I left, listening to music on the iPad and drawing. She looked up as I came in and stretched her arms out, the universal sign for a hug. Sitting down on the edge of the couch, I gave her a hug and she pulled the earbuds out. I asked how her leg was, and she said it was feeling better and asked if she could go outside for a while to take a short walk. Danny had come across a crutch from somewhere, and Lee Ann was using it to get around. I told her she could but to be careful and take her sisters with her. She started to hobble toward the back door. With her gone, I went in to talk to Mel about the plan to start moving some supplies out to the cabins. She couldn't remember where the cabins were located, even though we had seen them before when we kayaked down the run.
"What are they like?"
"How primitive?"
"They're just plywood, really, but they're solid and will make a decent place should we need to go to them."
"Well, I hope we don't have to go to them."
"Me too, but it's better safe than sorry. And after what happened today, we may have to."
"Why? What'd you guys do?"
"I'll tell you later," I said as I headed for the back door. I didn't want to scare her right now. The girls were outside throwing a Frisbee around, with Lee Ann leaning on her crutch, catching the tosses that passed within arm's reach. It was nice to see them hanging out together, actually doing something besides bickering.
I stepped outside and intercepted the Frisbee from Little Bit, then threw it, tousling her hair as I continued to the edge of our property. It'd been a couple of days since I'd seen my neighbor Howard, which was unusual. I decided to go check on him; the last time I saw him he didn't look so good. I headed for his place, nervous about what I was going to find.
There was no answer to my knock so I tried again and waited. It was obvious no one was coming, and I couldn't hear any movement in the house, so I opened the door and called out. There was no reply, only a smell that assaulted my nostrils. Pulling a bandanna from my pocket, I covered my nose and ventured in. I found Howard lying still in his chair, a viscous discharge dripping from the dressing on his leg. His wife was on the couch across from his chair, slumped over with a syringe in her hand. It was just as Doc predicted— they were too proud to ask for help, and now they had reached their end. No wonder he had left them a bottle of morphine. In this new world, sometimes an option that you normally wouldn't entertain was the only way out for folks in dire straits.
The saddest part about standing in Howard's house looking at his bloated body was what I was thinking: I had two more graves to dig. It seemed like this was an almost-daily routine at this point. But it was getting late, and I wasn't about to start digging in the dark. I left the house—one more day certainly wasn't going to make a difference to them.
Once back inside my house, I told Mel I was going to Reggie's house to talk to him for a minute. She asked why and I told her about Howard. While she was certainly sorry to hear, Mel didn't know them very well and so the impact was minimal—just another death. She said she wanted to go to Reggie's too, just to get out of the house, which sounded like a good plan to me. She called the girls inside and told Taylor we'd be back shortly. Taylor asked if she could make popcorn—it was becoming a rare treat, but after witnessing the gruesome events next door, I felt like I wanted to give my girls whatever bit of happiness I could. Lee Ann wanted to watch a movie and Little Bit started going through the DVDs. With the girls settled, we headed out.
Mel climbed on the Polaris, wrapping her arms around me. As I pulled through the gate, I tooted the horn at Thad and Sarge, who both waved.
Jeff was splitting wood by the front door.
"Hey, man, where's Reggie?"
Jeff pulled his gloves off . "Out back, I think. Hi, Mel."
"Hey, Jeff, thanks for splitting some wood for us."
Jeff laughed. "Oh yeah, no problem. You did bring a hot dinner, right?"
I laughed at that one and we started around the house to find Reggie. He was at the barn cutting up a palm heart, throwing the pieces to the pigs.
"Hey, Morg." He nodded his head toward Mel. "Mel, you trust this clown to drive you around?"
"Yeah, I do now. Doesn't happen too often these days," Mel replied.
"I guess not. What's up?"
I told him about Howard and his wife. I didn't even have to tell him we needed to dig graves.
"I'll bring the tractor over in the morning," he said, sighing a bit as he said it.
"Thanks, man; it makes it a lot easier. When are you guys going to start moving stuff?"
"Tomorrow. The old man is making a list of what he wants to take first."
When I asked what kind of stuff was on the list, he laughed and answered, "Weird shit. PVC pipe, the gabions from the barricade, empty buckets, garden tools, fence, rolls of wire." The thing that really topped the list was that Sarge wanted him to go around and check every abandoned house for a water filter, and if there was one he wanted the purple stuff inside it.
"Potassium permanganate has lots of uses," I said.
"Like what?" Mel asked me.
"Water purification for one, explosives for another."
Reggie laughed. "Let me guess which one he wants it for."
"Sounds like lots of work to me. Guess we're going to be a little busy."
"Yeah, guess so."
We said our good-byes and headed out. Mel said she wanted to go to Danny and Bobbie's house, which was just down the road a bit. When we pulled up, Danny and Bobbie were sitting on the porch. They walked out to us and we chatted across the fence for a while. Neither of the ladies were thrilled at the prospect of having to leave. They understood the logic behind it but hoped it wouldn't happen. Danny and I agreed with them on both accounts.
Danny said he was going through his seed collection and thinking about trying to start some plants. I didn't have a lot of seeds, but I did have a few stray packs, enough to get a garden going. We'd always planted tomatoes, cucumber, squash, zucchini, green beans, peppers and onions. Between Danny and me we should be able to put out a decent garden. Mel suggested we use the egg crates we keep on top of the fridge to start the seeds in; we could set them out in front of the sliding glass door to give them plenty of light and keep them from the cold.
We left them and headed back home. The difference in the neighborhood between now and six months ago was very apparent. It was now a virtual ghost town. Riding back toward home, none of the houses had any sign of life.
"All the houses seem empty. Where is everyone?" Mel asked over my shoulder.
"I guess they all left. I know some of them went to that camp at the old bombing range; maybe all of them did."
She didn't say anything else, just tightened her grip around me. As we approached our gate I could see Sarge and Thad down at the barricade. Mel asked to be let off so she could start dinner, and after she hopped off, I headed down to see them.
"What's up?" I asked as I coasted to a stop.
Sarge leaned back and said, "We need to figure out who's gonna relieve us. We've got to keep this thing manned."
"I can come back later. Danny would probably come too."
"Sounds good. You an' him be here at twenty hundred; I'll have some of the boys relieve you guys later tonight. Keep yer eyes open, bring yer NVGs and keep an eye out. Them bastards are prolly gonna try somethin' soon enough."
"You think so?" I asked.
"I think we need to plan on it," Thad added.
"If they do, we need to be ready. Go tell Danny to stop by Reggie's place to pick up some radios I've got. We'll keep one here from now on. If anything happens, whoever is here will call for help an' we'll come a-runnin'," Sarge said.
"Sounds good to me. I'll go tell him. We can charge the radios at my place," I replied.
"Good. On that note, you need to start thinking about what it's going to take to get that solar power system moved. We'll need it at the new location."
I hadn't even thought about this yet. It wouldn't be physically hard, but it was a kind of psychological hurdle. By taking it down and moving it, it meant that moving was a permanent deal.
"Also, you gotta bring your rig down to Danny's in the morning so we can load up his stuff first. He's got a lot of things we can use," Sarge said.
"Sure thing, no problem."
I looked over at Thad, who was quieter than usual today.
He was fishing around his backpack and pulled out something.
Sarge leaned over and asked, "What'cha got there, Thad?"
Without looking up he answered, "It was my boy's." He pulled out a Transformer.
Sarge stiffened. "I'm sorry, buddy. I'm not going to tell you I know how you feel, 'cause I don't. In my line of work a family's a hard thing to have. I didn't want to leave a wife an kid behind if anything ever happened to me."
Thad rubbed his thumbs over the toy, then looked over at Sarge. "It ain't no easier the other way around."
I really felt for him. I couldn't imagine it, losing my family in front of my eyes. I remembered how often he had spoken of his wife and son on our walk home. But what could I say? There just aren't words for some things.
I patted Thad on the back. "I'll see you guys in the morning," I said.
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The 12th September marks the start of National Cupcake Week! Here at Ovenu, we have been inspired by The Great British Bake Off and have put together a range of cupcake recipes for you to re-create at home.
Monday Morning's Coffee Cream & Walnut Cupcakes
100g butter, well softened
100g light muscovado sugar
100g self-raising flour
2 large egg
2 tsp instant coffee, mixed with 100ml/3½fl oz. boiling water, then cooled
25g walnut half, chopped, plus 12 more for the tops
For the topping:
200ml tub mascarpone (you'll find this with the soft cheeses)
2 tbsp. light muscovado sugar
- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4 and make sure there's a shelf ready in the middle. Line a 12-hole bun tin with fairy cake cases. Beat the butter, sugar, flour and eggs with 4 tsp of the coffee and a pinch of salt until creamy. Stir in the chopped walnuts.
- Spoon the mix into the cases (start by adding 1 heaped tsp to each, then go back and top them up – that way they should all be of equal size), then bake for 18-20 mins until light golden and springy. Cool for a few mins in the tin, then lift the cakes out and cool completely on a rack.
- Put the mascarpone, 3 tsp more of the coffee and the sugar into a large bowl, then beat together. Spread a dollop of the coffee cream onto the top of each cake, then finish with a walnut half. The cakes are best if they're iced fairly near the time of eating, so if you're making ahead, whip up the mascarpone mix, keep in the fridge, beat it again, then spoon onto the cakes just before serving. Un-iced cakes will keep up to 2 days in an airtight container.
Tipsy Tuesday's: Mulled Wine Cupcakes
For the cakes:
150g butter, softened
150g caster sugar
150g self-raising flour
3 medium eggs
2tbsp milk
Few drops of vanilla extract
1tsp ground ginger
¼tsp ground cloves
½tsp ground cinnamon
Zest of 1 orange
For the filling:
200ml mulled wine
1½tbsp cornflour
For the icing:
240ml milk
60g plain flour
Pinch salt
110g vegetable fat
110g unsalted butter
220g caster sugar
1tsp vanilla extract
Red or pink food colour
For the cakes:
Set the oven to 160°C/325°F/Gas Mark 3.
Place all the cupcake ingredients in a bowl and beat until smooth.
Divide the mixture between 12 cases, and bake in the centre of the oven for 25 mins, or until the cakes have risen and are just firm to the touch in the centre.
Remove the cakes from the oven and transfer them to a wire rack to cool before decorating
For the filling:
Add the mulled wine and cornflour to a small pan. Heat gently, whisking continuously until you have a thick gel. Remove from the heat and leave to cool.
When the cakes are cool, use an apple corer to core the cupcakes, keeping the sponge pieces. Add a spoonful of the mulled wine filling to the centre of each cake and replace the sponge pieces.
For the icing:
Whisk the flour into the milk in a small saucepan and heat gently over a low heat until you have a smooth ball of mixture. Cover with cling making sure there is no air between the clingfilm and the top of the bowl, by pushing it down to touch the top of the flour mix. Leave to cool then pop in the fridge for 20 mins
Beat the other ingredients together in a large bowl with an electric whisk until light and fluffy. When the flour mix is cool, add it to the rest of the ingredients spoon by spoon, continuing to beat the mixture with the electric whisk while you drop it in. Beat for a few minutes until smooth and shiny. Add food colouring and beat again.
Ice with a swirl or spread onto the cupcakes and decorate.
Wednesday's White Chocolate Cupcakes
Ingredients for Cupcakes:
226g self-raising flour
226g butter
226g caster sugar
4 eggs
1 Bourbon Vanilla Pod
2 handfuls of white chocolate chips or buttons
Method for Cupcakes:
Step one: Preheat your oven to Gas Mark 3/325F/170C
Step two: Cream the butter with sugar and once well mixed add in the seeds from the inside of your vanilla pod, flour and then the eggs.
Step three: Set out twelve cupcake cases in your pan and fill each case 2/3 full. Tumble some white chocolate chips/buttons into your batter.
Step four: Bake from around 12-18 minutes or until a golden brown on top and leave to cool on a counter.
Ingredients for Icing:
50g butter
250-350g icing sugar
100g of white chocolate chips/buttons
1 Bourbon Vanilla Pod
Extra white chocolate chips/buttons to decorate
855 piping tip/nozzle
Piping bags
Method for Icing:
Step one: Cut your butter into small cubes and cream your butter until soft. Gradually add icing sugar until a good consistency and add the seeds from a vanilla pod.
Step two: Melt 100g of white chocolate buttons and once partially cooled add to your buttercream. Mix well. Add a little extra icing sugar if needed.
Step three: Fill a piping bag fitted with an 855 piping tip/nozzle (this tip/nozzle creates lovely ruffled buttercream) with your white chocolate buttercream.
Step four: Now you can pipe lots of generous and tasty swirls of buttercream on top of your cupcakes once they have cooled down and topple some tasty white chocolate chips/buttons on top!
Thursday's Thrilling Lasagne Cupcakes:
One cup of your favourite pasta sauce
1 lb hamburger meat
18 wonton wrappers
225 grams' mozzarella cheese, grated
85 grams' parmesan cheese, grated
115 grams' ricotta cheese
Preheat oven to 190 degrees and spray 6 serving muffin tin with virgin olive oil
- Cook hamburger meat, season to taste, drain.
- Reserve 8 tablespoons of Parmesan and 8 tablespoons of mozzarella—this will be the topping. The remaining cheese will be used in the lasagnes (note you can vary the amount of cheese to taste keeping in mind that the parmesan is salty, the mozzarella is sweet as well as salty and helps to hold the lasagne's together, and the ricotta is sweet and creamy).
- Start assembling the lasagne's. Line each cupcake mould with a round wonton wrapper. Put a little Parmesan, a little mozzarella, and a little ricotta into each mould. Top with a little meat and a spoonful of sauce. Repeat layers of wonton wrappers, cheeses, meat and sauce, creating 3 layers in all, and ending with sauce. Sprinkle each lasagne with reserved Parmesan and mozzarella.
- Bake until the lasagnes are nicely browned, about 20 minutes.
- Let cool in the pan for about 5 minutes, then run a knife around the edges and remove from pan.
Friday's Fruity Vegetable Cupcakes:
125 g (4½ oz) self-raising flour
125 g (4½ oz) self-raising wholemeal flour
2 tsp ground cinnamon
170 g (6 oz) caster sugar
55 g (2 oz) dried mixed fruit or raisins
125 g (4½ oz) carrots, finely grated
125 g (4½ oz) courgettes, finely grated
125 ml (4½ fl oz) sunflower oil
3 eggs
- Preheat the ovento 180°C (350°F, gas mark 4). Grease a 12-cup deep muffin tin or line the cups with paper muffin cases; the cups should be about 3–3.5 cm (1 1/2–1 3/4 in) deep.
- Sift both types of flour, the cinnamon and sugar into a mixing bowl, adding any bran left in the sieve. Stir in the dried mixed fruit or raisins, and make a well in the middle.
- In another bowl, beat the carrots, courgettes, oil and eggs together. Pour this mixture into the well in the dry ingredientsand stir until almost blended, but with a small amount of dry flour still visible in places.
- Divide the mixture among the cups, filling them about two-thirds full. Bake for 20–25 minutes or until the muffins are well risen, peaked in the centre and springy to the touch. Transfer the muffins to a wire rack to cool.
- Serve the muffins warm or at room temperature. They are best eaten on the day they are made, but they can be stored in an airtight container for up to 2 days. Alternatively, freeze them for up to 3 months.
Saturday's Strawberry & Cream Cupcakes:
200g/7oz unsalted butter, softened
200g/7oz caster sugar
4 free-range eggs
200g/7oz self-raising flour
4 tbsp good-quality strawberry jam
250ml/9fl oz lightly whipped double cream
250g/9oz strawberries, hulled
icing sugar, for dusting
- Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. Line two 12-hole muffin trays with paper cases.
- Cream the butter and sugar together, preferably with an electric whisk, in a large bowl until the mixture is light and fluffy. (This can take 5-7 minutes, so this stage should not be rushed.)
- Beat in the eggs, one at a time, until well combined. (If the mixture looks like it is curdling add a spoonful of the flour.) Fold in the remaining flour with a metal spoon until you have a soft, smooth mixture.
- Pipe or spoon the mixture into the paper cases until half full, add half a teaspoon of jam and then cover with the remaining cake mixture. The finished cake case should be about three-quarters full.
Bake in the oven for 12-15 minutes, or until the cakes are pale golden-brown and spring back when pressed gently with a finger. Remove the cakes from the oven and set aside to cool on a wire rack.
- Using a small knife make a well in the top of each cake by removing a disk of cake. Fill this well with whipped cream and top with a strawberry. Serve with a generous dusting of icing sugar.
Sunday's Simple Vanilla Swirl Cupcakes
175 g butter (at room temperature), cut into large pieces
175 g self-raising flour
175 g caster sugar
1/2 tbsp baking powder
1/2 tbsp vanilla extract
175 g butter (at room temperature), cut into lare pieces
1/2 tbsp vanilla extract
2-3 tbsp milk
350 g icing sugar, sifted
Pink edible colouring
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Ardara is just a short hop from the famous fishing town of Killybegs and rose to prosperity in the 1700's thanks to its popular markets and fairs. You can learn about its rich history by visiting the informative Heritage Centre in the heart of the town.
Within spitting distance lie a range of popular scenic attractions. The jaw dropping views at Glengesh Pass will delight walkers, cyclists and drivers alike. Not to be outdone the pristine white sand of Maghera beach shouldn't be avoided. Spend hours exploring this unpolluted coastline and its craggy caves, designed by the great Atlantic Ocean itself!
Regarded as the ' Festival Capital of Donegal', the town plays host to numerous events throughout the year. For the lover of music there is plenty, including the Cup an Tae Traditional Music Festival (May) and the Johnny Doherty Traditional Music Festival (September)! Find your bull at the Agricultural Show in August or your beaux at the Matchmaking Festival (November).
If you are a fan of the outdoors there is an International Walking Festival (March) – or step it out on The Bluestack Trail or Slí Cholmcille(The Colmcille Way) two challenging 65km trails showcasing what Ardara and its environs have to offer.
Ardara is a well known weaving centre and you can see these talented craftspeople at work at one the several long established family run businesses still operating in the area. Nearby is the stunning Narin & Portnoo links golf course with breath taking views of Gweebarra Bay. For those who don't fancy braving the challenge that the links provides there is fun for all the family at the local pitch and putt course.
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If there is one area in need of a discipleship movement it is Kakamega. We went there last month for evangelism and I must say people there are very religious! I don't know exactly what cults are predominant in the area, but you can't walk down the street without seeing all kinds of funny hats, long gowns, and uniforms that express where people worship and on what day of the week they assemble.
One of our good friends from this area, Pastor Daniel, is taking leaders from his denomination through BTCP. He and his wife are very in love with the truth and have shown us a great deal of hospitality. They have done follow up with the 54 who gave their lives to Jesus during evangelism last month and so far 18 have been baptized!
This past Friday, two of my Ugandan brothers and I went to encourage the BTCP class there to keep up the good work. We shared with them the importance of discipleing the confused people in their area, and then shared with them some simple ways to start small groups and make lesson plans for people reached during evangelism outings. I am hoping to go back on next Friday to do a little bit of follow up. Please keep this area in your prayers. Pray for more and more discipleship.


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Hi All! I am 6 weeks PG and have been having morning sickness all day it seems. I have the ginger ale, saltines, ginger snaps and peppermints. It all seems to help but not too much. This morning I went out and bought wrist bands that apply pressure to the Nei-Kuan point in your wrist. It does not use any medication so it will not have any side effects. I have had the bands on each wrist for about 2 hours (started working in 5-7 minutes for me) and the edge of the nausea has been taken off. I feel much better than I did a couple hours ago. However, I am still always hungry!!!
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According to the new market research report "Protein Expression Market by Type (E. Coli, Mammalian, Yeast, Pichia, Insect, Baculovirus, Cell-free), Products (Competent Cells, Reagents, Instruments, Services), Application (Therapeutic, Research, Industrial) & End User — Global Forecast", published by MarketsandMarkets™.
The prevalence of chronic diseases, increasing research activities on recombinant-based proteins, and growing life sciences & biopharmaceutical industries are the major factors driving the growth of this market.
The high cost of protein expression instruments & reagents and increasing consolidation in the protein expression are the restraining factors for this market.
By systems type, the prokaryotic expression systems segment is expected to dominate the market in 2017
On the basis of systems type, the protein expression market is segmented into prokaryotic expression systems; insect cell expression systems; mammalian cell expression systems; yeast expression systems; cell-free expression systems; and algal-based expression systems.
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The prokaryotic expression systems segment has been sub-segmented into Escherichia coli (E. coli) systems and other systems. The E. coli systems segment accounted for the largest share of this market segment. This growth can be attributed to the increasing use of E. coli systems to produce commercial proteins.
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The therapeutic applications segment is expected to dominate the market in 2017
By application, the protein expression market is segmented into therapeutic applications, research applications and industrial applications.The therapeutic applications segment holds the largest share in the market; however, the research applications segment is expected to grow at the highest growth rate during the forecast period. Growth in the research applications segment is primarily attributed to the increase in proteomics-based research activities around the world.
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By Cecil Mensah
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Micro Finance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, has dispelled the widely held notion that funds disbursed by the centre are meant as free cash to supporters of the ruling political party.
She explained that the funds in the coffers of the centre, were to enhance the livelihood of Ghanaians, through poverty alleviation, irrespective of the party affiliation of its beneficiaries.
She said, the fund established under the Office of the President, was to support people who needed loans to improve upon their businesses, but must paid back with interest, because it is a revolving fund.
Mrs. Attionu-Tamakloe, gave an insight in the operations of the fund last Tuesday, at a ceremony to present fifteen brand new Geely saloon cars to be used as commercial vehicles by the Western Regional Ghana Private Roads and Transport Union (GPRTU), at the Cantonments office of the Center.
The MASLOC boss and some board members namely; Mr. Ewuti Mensah, Hajia Sinare, Mr. Pius Austin, Afi Morro and the Board Chairman Col. (RTD) Karku Kosah used the occasion to interact with the media.
She noted that the centre over the years has experienced some bottlenecks with its debt recovery, but things have now changed for the better with the centre now recording a whopping 67 percent of its debt recovery.
This she said was made possible through massive education of beneficiaries on the operations of MASLOC.
She disclosed that come next year, MASLOC would start some innovative ways of disbursing its funds to beneficiaries. She mentioned in particular, mobile money as electronic means to curtail the hassle beneficiaries go through each time in various offices of the centre to have money disbursed to them.
She was grateful to the media for assistance given MASLOC over the years, which has helped in shaping the activities of the centre, particularly the media's feedback role on MASLOC's operations.
She was hopeful the media will continue to support the publicity drive of the centre.
Receiving the cars, Mr. Joseph Simon Cudjoe, the Ahanta West GPRTU Chairman, thanked the management of the centre for responding to their distress calls.
Briefing the media on the modalities for accessing the facility, he said the members of the union were made to deposit four thousand, five hundred Ghana Cedis as down payment for the fifteen vehicles.
He said all the beneficiaries would have to pay for the vehicle in four years, failure of which their vehicles would be retrieved and confiscated.
In a related development, MASLOC on Wednesday presented a cheque to of GH¢1,465,035 to the Kantamanto fire victims in fulfillment of President John Mamaha's directive.
In all 2000 people were assessed, and out of that 800 people benefited.
Present at the ceremony were the Regional Minister, Julius Debrah, the Board Chairman, Col (rtd) Kaku Korsah and the Chief Executive (CEO) of Dwadifo Adanfo Micro Finance Company, Charles Amonoo.


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Good morning and welcome to the fourth issues of this year's edition of the University Express. I hope you enjoy and appreciate all the hard working and effort me and the rest of the editorial team put into bringing our newspaper to you on a fortnightly basis.
Over the past number of weeks, the University Express has been investigating the topic of racism in UCC. We had received a number of emails and Facebook messages in relation to incidents of racism on campus and around the likes of College road and Western road. These messages were difficult to read, as both international students and students of different ethnicity were often finding it difficult to fit in and, at the end of the day, didn't know where to turn. After receiving a number of such e-mails and messages, the topic came up in a staff meeting of carrying out an investigation into whether students deemed racism to be an issue in UCC and whether people had experienced or witnessed racial prejudice on campus. We created a survey and with the help of the Students Union, who were very enthusiastic and interested in the survey and its possible findings, we distributed it to every student with an active student email account. The survey was available to complete for students for a full week. While the uptake was not as high as we would have hoped, I still believe that the data gathered is important in understanding that racism still very much exists on campus, and while it may not seem like a big deal now, it could potentially lead to a larger issue in the future.
One morning, while we were establishing whether an investigation was necessary, a video of a young man racially abusing and attempting to fight an employee at a local fast-food outlet in Cork (I am not going to say their name here, but if you've seen the video you know what I'm talking about). The video had spread across almost every social media platform and was very quickly garnering interest from larger media outlets in the city, such as Red FM and the Examiner. This video really highlighted the issue we face here in UCC. While I understand that alcohol was involved, from what I've seen in the video it is never acceptable to treat another human being like that. The fact that the young gentleman tried to physically attack the employee is disgusting, wrong and everything UCC stands against. This type of behaviour goes against every ounce of 'Independent Thinking' the university tries to instill in us and it was disheartening to see that in the eyes of many, that remains how much of us students are seen. Animalistic and ever so slightly deranged.
Thank you very much for taking the time out of your day to read this issue of the University Express and I hope you all have a fantastic week.


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I graduated college a little over a year ago with a degree in Art Education, and have been hoping for a job as an art teacher. This past December, I got a call from a local school district I applied for asking if I would be willing to be a long-term substitute for the art teacher who will be absent for six weeks. Of course, I said yes!!
So this week I started, and it has definitely been an exciting, sometimes overwhelming challenge. Teachers really do have one of the most difficult and important jobs out there, and I really respect the teachers who go above and beyond to educate our future leaders. Travelling between 3 different schools throughout the week and teaching grades 1-8 certainly has been an adventure. Since I have six to eight weeks, I made sure to get acclamated with the staff/faculty, classrooms, and my new students. Luckily, I knew some of the students from when I was a Park District summer camp counselor in the same town.
Here's a few things I learned this week and tips for fellow new teachers:
~Get to know the names of your students as soon as possible, and how to pronounce their names. This will make them respect you more, since they know you know their name.
~Label as many cabinets as you can, since you don't have much time to look for supplies.
~Watch the clock– timing is everything.
~Be sure to state classroom rules and expectations early on… I especially did this because I am a new substitute, taking over another teacher's class in the middle of the year. Make sure the students know you are the one in charge!
~Give attention to the students who are well-behaved and respectful, not just the ones who are misbehaving. Students mostly want your attention, and it's not fair that the 'good' students go unnoticed while the 'bad' students get all the recognition.
~Make sure the class is quiet while you're speaking, and don't speak until they do so.
~Encourage students to raise their hand and ask for your help, and walk around to help students who may seem too 'shy' to ask for it.
~ Try to relax and remember the GOOD things students do/say, rather than the troubled students. Things may go wrong, but things will also go right! 🙂
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Laurence Sterne, A
Political Romance
Now, though you do not say expressly,
you could wish to hear any more about it,
yet I see plain enough that I have raised
your Curiosity; and therefore, from the
same Motive, that I slightly mentioned it
at all in my last Letter, I will, in this, give
you a full and very circumstantial Account
of the whole Affair.
But, before I begin, I must first
set you
right in one very material Point, in which
I have missled you, as to the true Cause
of all this Uproar amongst us;—which
does not take its Rise, as I then told you,
from the Affair of the Breeches;—but, on
the contrary, the whole Affair of the
Breeches has taken its Rise from it: —
To understand which, you must know,
that the first Beginning of the Squabble
was not between John the Parish-Clerk
and Trim the Sexton, but betwixt the Par-
son of the Parish and the said Master Trim,
I need not tell you, Sir, who have
often felt it, that a Principle of strong
Compassion transports a generous Mind
sometimes beyond what is strictly right,—
the Parson was within an
Ace of being an honourable Example of this very Crime;—
for no sooner did the distinct Words—
Petticoat—poor Wife—warm—Winter
strike upon his Ear,—but his Heart
warmed,—and, before Trim had well got
to the End of his Petition, (being a Gentle-
man of a frank and open Temper) he told
him he was welcome to it, with all his
Heart and Soul. But, Trim, says he, as you
see I am but just got down to my Living, and
am an utter Stranger to all Parish-Matters,
know nothing about this old Watch-Coat
you beg of me, having never seen it in my
It is necessary to inform you, Sir,
this Place, That the Parson was earnestly
bent to serve Trim in this Affair, not only
from the Motive of Generosity, which I
have justly ascribed to him, but likewise
from another Motive; and that was by
way of making some Sort of Recompence
for a Multitude of small Services which
Trim had occasionally done, and indeed
was continually doing, (as he was much
about the House) when his own Man was
out of the Way. For all these Reasons to-
gether, I say, the Parson of the Parish in-
tended to serve Trim in this Matter to the
utmost of his Power: All that was want-
ing was previously to inquire, if any one
You will not wonder, when I tell you,
that all this Hurry and Precipitation, on
the Side of Master Trim, produced its na-
tural Effect on the Side of the Parson, and
that was, a Suspicion that all was not right
at the Bottom.
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