Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 35

same as Trueman. And they has both the same age. Of days of school
they celebrated together their birthdays.

There is not a miner or one of his/her family that would not abandon them
life, if such sacrifice were necessary to hold Sister Martha from,
being wounded. You/they have seen him to Them to digitize a mine where an explosion had
it happened, when the bravest of the party that frees also hesitated. Them
you/he/she has seen her in their his/her own hovels, while bending on the forms of their patient
and dying children. The yellow flag of pestilence never does her/it
results.

You give his/her practical actions of the charity and humanity, she has come to practice a
marvelous influence on the humble citizens of County of Luzerne. In this
crisis Sister Martha foresees it is the central figure.

In the heraldry the Coal and Iron Police you/he/she is playing cards and you/he/she is enjoying
them as men are always able in comfortable lodgings.

Then the evening in winter closes. The hearths of the miners have colds them,
dispensations void;  but heraldry is warm, the police is fed well.

"The Society refused to open the mines. However, they will send thirty
flour barrels to be distributed for Christmas." This is the communication
returned by Trueman, the Sunday morning.

There are sixty miners in the Room. They decides of immediately to go to
Harleigh, to practice "moral consent" on friend threatening their there.

They starts from the unarmed Room, while walking two within two. To the head of the
line of sixty men, a door the Stars and Strips;  another a white
flag. There is no anything revolutionary on the procession. It is an acute
contrasts to the armed force of the minute of Culpepper Uomini that, under the
command of Patrick Enrico, marched to Williamsburg, Virginia to
asked for immediate restoration of dust to an old periodical or payment for
it of the Colonial Governor, Dunmore. The Minute Men brought as them
standard a flag that bears the rattlesnakes famous, and the registration
"Liberty or Death:  You don't tread on me."