Slide set: Dick's treasure (service of song: Bamforth & Co., 32 slides, 1906)

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'D'ye think we've missed him, Bill? What a sell if we have!'

Slide 3

Dick went every Sunday to read his Bible to a poor old man

Slide 4

'Here he comes,' said Bill, chuckling to himself

Slide 5

Down he went and away flew the Bible into the gutter

Slide 6

They were on the look out for Dick the next day

Slide 7

Sitting in a chair, cowering over the empty grate, was poor Dick

Slide 8

Dick, in falling, had given his head such a knock that it had bled

Slide 9

When Bill heard their pitiable story the tears ran down his cheeks

Slide 10

A good fire was soon blazing in the grate

Slide 11

The next few days Bill redoubled his efforts to sell his papers

Slide 12

He had bought a nice little steak and kidney pie in a dish

Slide 13

'Why,' said Bill, 'I was niver so happy afore'

Slide 14

'Shall you ever forgive me, Dick, for all this?'

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The following afternoon found Bill wending his way up the passage

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The room, though poor, was spotlessly clean

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'Well,' ejaculated the old man, 'the Lord's ways are wonderful'

Slide 18

Bill, thus reminded of his duty, began to read

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Bill turned back to the chapter and found it in seventh verse

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'Strange thing I never heerd all this afore', said Bill

Slide 22

For the first time in his life Bill knelt down to pray

Slide 23

Old Grindem sat waiting for his faithful visitor

Slide 24

'Why, what's up, my lads? The police ain't after you?'

Slide 25

'I have been here ten years, and ain't heard nothing'

Slide 26

Father and son were clasped in each others embrace

Slide 27

The next few hours were like a dream to the three lads

Slide 28

When he was light-hearted and happy and free from the drink

Slide 29

'May the Lord forgive you, my son, as I do.'

Slide 30

Once more in that same old room did the old man lift his voice

Slide 31

A few years later, if you had visited the pretty village of Allister

Slide 32

His little sister was simply delighted with their new home

Number of slides

Manufacturer

Bamforth & Co., England

Other related organisations

in stock of North of England Temperance League, 1906 (item ref. 650)

in stock of UK Band of Hope Union, 1906 (item ref. 330)

in stock of Josiah T. Chapman, 1909-1912 (item ref. 1480)

in stock of J. Lizars, 1909 (item ref. 1095)

in stock of J.W. Butcher, 1913

Main type of image

life model

Main usage of set

service of song

Date of first manufacture

1906

Reading or song

Kate Mawer (arr. Arthur Jamouneau), Dick's treasure (Leeds: Blackburn & Co., 1902)

Collections

32 slides known to exist in private collection

Lucerna ID 3002502

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 14 March 2024

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Slide set: Dick's treasure (service of song: Bamforth & Co., 32 slides, 1906)