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It was a happy day in the Garfields' cabin when Thomas returned. James was the first to see him, and with a loud cry of joy he ran off to meet and welcome his brother. Their mother heard that cry, and from her cabin door she saw her two sons approaching hand in hand. They were both speaking at once, and the burden of their conversation was expressed in the first words Thomas spoke to his mother. "We are going to have a frame house now," he cried. IT WAS A HAPPY DAY IN THE GARFIELD'S CABIN WHEN THOMAS RETURNED JAMES WAS THE FIRST TO SEE HIM AND WITH A LOUD CRY OF JOY HE RAN OFF TO MEET AND WELCOME HIS BROTHER THEIR MOTHER HEARD THAT CRY AND FROM HER CABIN DOOR SHE SAW HER TWO SONS APPROACHING HAND IN HAND THEY WERE BOTH SPEAKING AT ONCE AND THE BURDEN OF THEIR CONVERSATION WAS EXPRESSED IN THE FIRST WORDS THOMAS SPOKE TO HIS MOTHER WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A FRAME HOUSE NOW HE CRIED
nd foresight, were an invaluable experience and discipline, which nothing else would have given him. CHAPTER VIII. HOUSE-BUILDING. "James must be a Scholar"--Thomas returns Home and builds a New House--A Lesson in Carpentering--The Volume of Robinson Crusoe--James eager to Travel. Mrs. Garfield was glad to see James so contented with his work on the farm, but she was not satisfied to think that his life should be spent in cultivating the soil. One day she spoke to him about this, and said that she wished him to become a scholar. He replied that he also had the same desire--in fact, that he should like nothing better--but he did not see how he could obtain the education. It was this view of the case that troubled his mother. She could not see any way out of the difficulty, and therefore she had once more to leave her case in the hands of God. He had made a way for them in times past, when human eyes could see no path, and she believed that He would again render the necessary assistance. RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG CHAPTER EIGHT HOUSE BUILDING JAMES MUST BE A SCHOLAR THOMAS RETURNS HOME AND BUILDS A NEW HOUSE AON IN CARPENTERING THE VOLUME OF ROBINSON CRUSOE JAMES EAGER TO TRAVEL MISSUS GARFIELD WAS GLAD TO SEE JAMES SO CONTENTED WITH HIS WORK ON THE FARM BUT SHE WAS NOT SATISFIED TO THINK THAT HIS LIFE SHOULD BE SPENT IN CULTIVATING THE SOIL ONE DAY SHE SPOKE TO HIM ABOUT THIS AND SAID THAT SHE WISHED HIM TO BECOME A SCHOLAR HE REPLIED THAT HE ALSO HAD THE SAME DESIRE IN FACT THAT HE SHOULD LIKE NOTHING BETTER BUT HE DID NOT SEE HOW HE COULD OBTAIN THE EDUCATION IT WAS THIS VIEW OF THE CASE THAT TROUBLED HIS MOTHER SHE COULD NOT SEE ANY WAY OUT OF THE DIFFICULTY AND THEREFORE SHE HAD ONCE MORE TO LEAVE HER CASE IN THE HANDS OF GOD HE HAD MADE A WAY FOR THEM IN TIMES PAST WHEN HUMAN EYES COULD SEE NO PATH AND SHE BELIEVED THAT HE WOULD AGAIN RENDER THE NECESSARY ASSISTANCE
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