please mr tr et my coat madam mrs yea off with it � there s a hole in it � and then she whipped to the other end of the table and like be pleased to cast your es ea on that mrs pass it to the lady young gentleman away mr never mind as women ma am fearful to the eye only it holds everything in the world and there is a else � to be by the � r thank you sir away like lightning at the coat eat away children i now is your time when once i be n the pie will soon end i do everything so quick the lady quicker on mother bless the child don t by will go eve and at the back of your this nonsense made the children the needle will be lost � the child no more � � � shows t� the door goes with a face as long and crying fine o mother the lady is funny aa funny when are as well paid br it tliis just hit poor trip s notion of and he began to choke his full of pie james care mrs sad and james looked up my wife is a good woman madam said he but deficient in an important james i my dear i regret to say jou no sense of humor a cat jane what i because the poor thing can t laugh at your comedy so ma am but she laughs at nothing try her with one of your my lad i am sure james said the poor food woman if i on t laugh it is not for want of the will i used to bo a very hearty she but i have n t said the then the next two years you shall do nothing else ah madam said that passes the art even of the does it t said the coolly � she is not a ly lady yon don t ever cry pretty � of confidential j � comedy is crying father cried all the time be was his one turned red as fire hold ur tongue said he i was bursting with wife our children talk too much they put noses into everything and own father and when they take up a notion could n t convince to the contrary for instance madam all this morning they thought fit to assume that they were starving so we were said until the angel came and went the pie there � there � there now you mark my words wo shall never get that idea ont of their heads � until said mrs a cut of into s plate we a very idea into this and the look she cast on mrs fairly caught that good sombre personage she her to her face and said i m i ask your pardon ma am it was no use the had determined they should all and they were to laugh then she i and showed them how to drink ci fa her little admirers to touch her with theirs and the pure she had brought did mrs ti much good too though not so much as the music and sunshine of her and voice then when full of good food and the soul of the in their veins and their souls glowed under her great cr she suddenly seized the and showed them another of her she put it on her knee and played a tune that would have made and dance upon their last legs she played to the eye as by i well as to the car with sack a smart of bow aud a radiance of aa looked at them that whether the music came out ot her wooden shell or horse hair or her bright self seemed doubt ful they on chairs could not keep jumped up so did they she gave wild irish she put the fiddle in s hand the wind that shakes the ye cried she went de he played like pa or an demon covered the in she danced the children danced and danced and flung his limbs in wild the danced and last mrs was observed to be on her sofa in a absurd way out the tune and playing her hands with all to herself pointed out this to the two boys a glance of fiery meaning this was enough with a yell they fell npon her and lore her shrieking off the and lo i when she was once she danced up to her husband and set to him with a meek deliberation that was ny as any part of the scene the of all tliis side and let the stone of me roll � and roll it did no swimming their feet struck the ground for note of the fiddle pat as echo their faces shone hearts leaped and their poor natures came out and warmed themselves at the glowing melody a great come into their abode and these human danced in it the elder ones recovered their gravity first they sat down bi and put their hands to their they looked at one another and then at the goddess who had them their first feeling was wonder j were they the same who ten ago wore together t yes ten minutes o they were ray less hopeless how the sun was in their hearts and sorrow and were fled as before ie god of day it was could a mortal play upon the soul of man woman and child like this happy i and suppose this was more half acting but acting as never dreamed of and to the honest simple truth t myself should not have suspected it bnt children are than one would think and in after years that when they wore all dancing except the lady ho caught sight of her � and it was quite quite grave and even sad but 