Edwin Stanton Porter,
Tess of the Storm Country
(1914)
“ Deprived of their means of livelihood, Tess advises the squatters to poach. Going poaching. "Tess, do ye know ye'd be a dum pretty gal if ye'd keep clean!" "Ye dirty brat!""Rescue the Perishin, Care for the Dyin"-- This is all Tess knew of the hymn. "If ye lives in the sky, Jesus, that cares for the dyin', take Daddy Skinner and Tessibel---- and Frederick!""Your prayer was good, and God heard---and cleanliness is next to Godliness!" DEFORREST YOUNG ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ITHACA N. Y. June 1stAway from town. ”

