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Uncle Boynton was consulted, and he advised his sister in law to give up her farm and return to her friends. He said that she could not hope to carry it on alone, and by her unaided efforts support her children. UNCLE BONTON WAS CONSULTED AND HE ADVISED HIS SISTER IN LAW TO GIVE UP HER FARM AND RETURN TO HER FRIENDS HE SAID THAT SHE SHOULD NOT HOPE TO CARRY IT ON ALONE AND BY HER UNAIDED EFFORTS SUPPORT HER CHILDREN
arth, without a prayer except the silent ones which no ear but God's heard. Then they accompanied the bereaved ones back to their own desolate home. How desolate it was, none who read this book can fully realise. To be alone in the wilderness is an awful experience, which intensified the loss a hundred-fold. CHAPTER IV. THE FOUR SAPLINGS. The Father's Dying Charge--Advised to give up the Farm--A Noble Resolve--Brave little Thomas--A Hard Time of Trial--The Harvest that saved the Family. Mrs. Garfield had no time to nurse her sorrow. She knew that she must be up and doing, for she had to be both father and mother to her children. "The four saplings" which the dying father had committed to her care were so young that she could scarcely expect much assistance from them. Winter was fast approaching, and the strong arm of the husband and father would have been severely taxed to supply all the wants of the family. Without the breadwinner there seemed to be nothing before them but starvation.  CHAPTER FOUR THIS IS A LIBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG CHAPTER FOUR THE FOUR SAPLINGS THE FATHER'S DYING CHARGE ADVISED TO GIVE UP THE FARM A NOBLE RESOLVE BRAVE LITTLE THOMAS A HARD TIME OF TRIAL THE HARVEST THAT SAVED THE FAMILY MISSUS GARFIELD HAD NO TIME TO NURSE HER SORROW SHE KNEW THAT SHE MUST BE UP AND DOING FOR SHE HAD TO BE BOTH FATHER AND MOTHER TO HER CHILDREN THE FOUR SAPLINGS WHICH THE DYING FATHER HAD COMMITTED TO HER CARE WERE SO YOUNG THAT SHE COULD SCARCELY EXPECT MUCH ASSISTANCE FROM THEM WINTER WAS FAST APPROACHING AND THE STRONG ARM OF THE HUSBAND AND FATHER WOULD HAVE BEEN SEVERELY TAXED TO SUPPLY ALL THE WANTS OF THE FAMILY WITHOUT THE BREAD WINTER THERE SEEMED TO BE NOTHING BEFORE THEM BUT STARVATION
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