I have hired Satan for a servant, and a God called to tell me how much he liked Huck Finn.

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Huck towel patterns; pattern 1-3 direction sheet.

KREIG, MILDRED V. Huck towel patterns.

SEE Kraushaar, R. W. KRIEG, MILDRED V. Huck towel patterns.

SEE Welchons, A. M. <pb id='179.png' /> KRIEG, MILDRED V. Huck towel patterns.

Huck towel patterns; pattern 1-3 direction sheet.

First of all, there was trouble with the lodgings; and on top of that, last Monday, Mr. Hucks put the bailiffs in.

The food, sir, of Mr. Christopher Hucks is still the bread of destitution; his drink, the tears of widows; and the groans of the temporarily embarrassed supply the music of his unhallowed feast.

"Can you inform me," asked a high clerical voice, "where I can find Mr. Christopher Hucks?"

"Eh? Good evenin'," said Mr. Hucks, but without heartiness.

Shall I make out the receipt?" "You don't seriously expect me, Mr. Hucks, to pay for your coals on the same day you deliver them" "No," Mr. Hucks agreed, "I didn' expect it; but I looked for ye to pay up the last account before I sent any more on credit.

" "Your manner is offensive, Mr. Hucks, but for the moment I must overlook it.

" "Must I remind you, Mr. Hucks, that a person who abets or connives at the sort of thing we are discussing is likely to find himself in trouble? or that even a refusal of information may be awkwardly construed?" "Now see here, Glasson"Mr.

"Eh? Was there more than one?" queried Mr. Hucks, sharp as a knife.

" "I follow you this far," said Mr. Hucks, ruminating.

Mr. Hucks sat upright and stared.

and with that someone within the van uttered a cry, as a dark object sprang out over the flap, hurtled past Mr. Hucks, and hurled itself across the court towards the gate.

"'E'll kill 'im!" As Mr. Hucks recovered his balance and stared in at the caravan doorway, now wide open, from the darkness beyond the gate came a cry and a fierce guttural barkthe two blent together.

" "I ain't goin' to try just yet," Mr. Hucks answered with creditable composure.

"Now you just sit there and answer me," said Mr. Hucks, seating himself and filling a pipe.

"Me and 'im." Mr. Hucks laid down his pipe, spread his fingers on the table, and made as if to rise.

" "You don't look much like an acrobat," commented Mr. Hucks.