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“Sure you say this, but we see who you sleep with.” Shouted a burly misanthrope near
front of
crowd.
“Mary is my touchstone and she is
daughter of your master. He is a fine man but he cannot change
world by himself. I see you are brave and I will be assured by Joseph that you will not only not be punished but you should be rewarded. Thank you.” Jesus walked off
raised platform and went to get
man. He brought him to Joseph and he asked Joseph.
“Do you have a place for this man that he deserves due to his long and hard life that you and others have brought upon him?”
“He will be made a forest warden and live in a cottage not far from here. I know that all of you deserve more but I am beholden to forces beyond my control. I did not have to bring our young Lord here to speak with you and I do not have to do all
things I do which make your lives far better than other miners. I do these things as best I can and I hope that during my long absences that any transgressions that have occurred outside
way I have instructed things be handled, will be brought to my attention.”
It was along night that saw most of
managers sent packing or offered a job as a deep miner. Many of
miners were asked who they thought would be
best replacements for
managers. The atmosphere of hope that prevailed was most satisfying to Jesus, Mary and Joseph. They spent
night around a bonfire and entertained their ‘brothers’ who became more open and willing to entertain them as
night wore on. As they left
next day to head back to
Isle of Avalon near Glastonbury they were met by
non-working shifts who had gathered along
roadside to pay their respects. The man who was to become warden stepped into
path of
horses and would not move. He waited for Jesus or Joseph to come out of
carriage and walk up to him. Jesus and Joseph both came towards him and Jesus opened his arms. The man came crying into his arms and he said.
“I have a son who works in another mine which is run by someone from another Phoenician enterprise. I want him to have this warden’s job.”
“It will be done.” Joseph spoke and
crowd began to cheer. Again Jesus was touched by or shook hands with many of
miners before he returned to
carriage.

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