Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29


foor Dashisg doomed 10 . new sisuutsu in ho.
vas no sooner rumoursd that he seended - become
On altered man. than he surrssndsd ~ sheusssA
each DESTROYS Of having tho hosor OF con-
Brother Frederick" said the ssissliks syIph litsiS
Mary casting down her beaasf.l blue eyes, sa1 screw
~, BE- ..e SSIss mouth brother Asw
Dashing could not help thinking that the word "brot-
err sounded particularly from the sentle Mary
and was tempted % 6sd some means provoke her u
IL will, sister," ssiA he but a. he was not much in
the habit Of prang with yssiesss he thought il bssS
70 say no moro. Not % Mary. She determined to
psny her that very afternoon, first to Sunday School.
and afterwards To church. II sultry afternoon
when hey entered the basement Of the Church. and
the cheek Of Mary slowed with an unusual colour. a.
superidiendant He wss . tall thin man. with black
eeat-qsite Sufficiently large every way his unwhs-
perabes little above his sncles, and white crsvat-
PhrenoosicsIy spsskisy some pesaliar dsvsops~snss
-eaasoa large-frnnsss 0edsssss--sslEssassa very
gressvssesss!ss sasii; .ess u.ssstsseie q.:sty Of
osss word ~ :osa 1ss 3: - nary s
her class, and then to address the chilarsa-
I" Children, said he. "Tis huP ee
The children rose up, and in moment Pecr Dasa1ag
found both his hands covering his esrsbut - vsa -
Seven hundred boys grs nsu, ydehoys, bras and
squallers bswliOg the top q their voices Bro
sher Thomas was warmly beaasg tims with his Bibls
on tnc oeSk out leulnG HUI OSSWccu M
and ,hsmb, il came ,umblisg the bald psses Of tw0
three children, who immediately added their sAriu
cries the concert aad the whole class scramtiag for
The sa s. ss; s: . e: ne
pretty considerable uprsas. The bell rsngs md 81
ience was restored ard small with he.A sbsue
the size Of bushel nsssurs. stood uphs Isss.
long arms red face snd shaggy hair making him .ese
Boys" said ss, shaking his hugo head bsekwsrds
and forwards boys. sing wsl-ssys can you an
/" Stealing ysur pseket hsndkerehisf." shouted
young urchiu pointing another little imp. who had
contrved nsnuae his hand int the pocket Of tho
worthy speaker and was exhibiting deky cotton reg
nap in the corner.
Brother Thomas here interrupted him, and restored
srass He then wen. o. b., h.v.f s.ss en- he s
the children followed his example. He co@mssosa
his prayer pretty moderate tene Peeping sArsash
the second bar ia the back Of his chair which wss just
level with his chin bus - he warmed with his
subject, his voice louder and looder. He sss-
sawed backwards and forwards his heels swinging
the ch,ir with him, ill looking up Dashing diseov-
cred all the boys mscking his attitudes ana tho 6resh
rem ,ittering snongst he discovered,
his servant John who had followed him what new
freak had led him church but - the prayer was
ended. and the school closed he oy cfthe
pretty Mary She was In her seat, and after lock-
ing round the without discerning her. he walked
into the entry when he heard her in csaversaon wits
Of the younger brethren in class rosm adjoining
wno win noly zeai was just inprinun8a ME- uPo" INC
lips ef the too good natsred sister. G
Now" said John, he crept slowly up 70 Dashing-
/ tell you vot."
"Well, whatf
"Why. A,h of Juiysa coming, s.-
"Well, that's such wonderful discovery.
"No, sir-but the consequences"
"Wby sir the children have cakes on Tint day, and
the teachers cake and wine and I've sort OF doubt
but in this class there's some better preparation
going forward"
AS he said this he contrved push the door open,
and round huge basket sat brother Thomas and half