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Norton, making inquiries. Tom Hunkins, more noted for profanity, hard drinking, and gambling, than any man in the settlement, and whom Mr. Norton at the risk of making him a violent enemy, had on one occasion severely reprehended for the pernicious influence he exerted in the community, here interposed a word of counsel. He was just speaking, when Adèle, Mr. Somers, and John, joined the group.
Miss Hazel Hunkins of Montana took her place. "Here at the statue of Lafayette, who fought for the liberty of this country," she began, "and under the American flag, I am asking for . . ." She was immediately arrested. Miss Vivian Pierce of California began: "President Wilson has said . . . She was dragged from the plinth to the waiting patrol.
Hunkins, but I must go to Fredericton. The case is just this. I knew, before I came to Miramichi, that the government was not particularly favorable to dissenting ministers, and also that the Assembly had passed this law. But I had heard of the condition of this people and felt constrained to come here, by my desire to serve Christ, my Master and my King.
I'd let the condemed critter and court whizz, both on 'em. I would't go aynst 'em". "But Mr. Hunkins", said Mr. Norton, "I must attend to this matter. I am exposed to a fine of fifty pounds and six months' imprisonment, for breaking a law enacted by the Assembly of His Majesty's Province". "I'll tell ye what ye can do, parson.
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