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The gabled farm

The Gabled Farm;

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OR

YOUNG WORKERS FOR THE KING.

BY

CATHARINE SHAW

AUTHOR OF "ONLY A COUSIN," "HILDA," "IN THE SUNLIGHT," "DICKIE'S ATTIC," "SOMETHING FOR SUNDAY," ETC.

"I ask Thee for the daily strength, To none that ask denied, And a mind to blend with outward life While walking by Thy side; Content to fill a little space, If Thou be glorified."

New Edition.

LONDON:

JOHN F. SHAW AND CO.

48, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.

STORIES BY CATHARINE SHAW

Author of "CAUGHT BY THE TIDE."

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Price Three Shillings and Sixpence each, with Illustrations. THE STRANGE HOUSE; OR, A MOMENT'S MISTAKE. LILIAN'S HOPE. DICKIE'S SECRET. DICKIE'S ATTIC. ON THE CLIFF; OR, ALICK'S NEIGHBOURS. FATHOMS DEEP; OR, COURTENAY'S CHOICE. HILDA; OR, SEEKETH NOT HER OWN.

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Price Half-a-Crown each, Large Crown 8vo, with Illustrations. IN THE SUNLIGHT AND OUT OF IT. NELLIE ARUNDEL: A TALE OF HOME LIFE. ONLY A COUSIN. ALICK'S HERO.

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LONDON: JOHN F. SHAW & CO., 48, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.

DEDICATED

TO

My Mother

AND

Her Grandchildren.

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CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER

I. A HOT DAY AT NO. 8

II. GETTING READY

III. SOUTH BAY

IV. THE GABLED FARM

V. THREE-AND-SIXPENCE

VI. AN UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL

VII. WALTER'S TREAT

VIII. SETTING TO WORK

IX. CHRISTINA

X. BEREFT OF ALL

XI. THE LIFE-BOAT

XII. THE GOOD-NIGHT KISS

XIII. SCRAPS AND RIBBONS

XIV. HAPPY DAYS

XV. WALTER'S SECRET

XVI. DISAPPOINTMENT

XVII. PLANS

XVIII. SORE HEARTS

XIX. "SHE WAS SENT ME BY GOD"

XX. THE HAY-LOFT

XXI. THE LAST WALK

XXII. HOME AGAIN AT NO. 8

XXIII. "MOTHER'S EYES ARE VERY TIRED"

XXIV. A BASKET OF FLOWERS

XXV. FATHERLESS BAIRNS

XXVI. SAVED FROM THE RIVER

XXVII. THE ANSWER

XXVIII. "GOOD-BYE"

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BE brave, my brother! He whom thou servest slights Not even His weakest one; No deed, tho' poor, shall be forgot, However feebly done. The prayer, the wish, the thought, The faintly-spoken word, The plan that seemed to come to nought, Each has its own reward. Be brave, my brother! Enlarge thy heart and soul, Spread out thy free, glad love; Encompass earth, embrace the sea, As does that sky above. Let no man see thee stand In slothful idleness, As if there were no work for thee In such a wilderness. Be brave, my brother! Stint not the liberal hand, Give in the joy of love; So shall thy crown be bright, and great Thy recompense above; Reward, not like the deed— That poor weak deed of thine; But like the God Himself who gives, Eternal and divine. H. BONAR.

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THE GABLED FARM;

OR,

Young Workers for the King.

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