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The Dairyman's Bill in Snowbound Night
In Edinburg suburbs dairyman Sandy Patterson must seek payment from a wealthy house on a stormy February night. With only £4 to £5 owed, he fears seizure of his cattle and furniture if unpaid, while his wife and nineteen year old daughter face ruin and anxious waiting at home.
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Davidson Steps In To Save Sandy Patterson Family
In a crowded South town, Davidson confronts debt collectors for Sandy Patterson while the family faces seizure of stock. After learning of Sandy’s plight, Davidson tracks him down, pays the 15 pounds and settles all claims, spurring a lesson on charity and duty.
The Athens of Liberty and the Slipping Old World
The passage laments Greece’s fall and Rome’s decline while urging American unity and resistance to disunion. It extols republican ideals, praises self government, and warns against corruption, urging citizens to teach liberty to future generations and defend the republic against faction.
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