The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-24

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What's lhs,s' he .skea. Gissus
. hileI''
Aad uishsal wsi,iag or p<zmissiaa. he
seized his br.Ihef's cake. and broke OF
|s~al ~ a .fsss ans ue~n ssssms.
.Oh. nov. Phli." esmplsiRed lhe
small boy. yoa're spaill my hands"
.cGy, baby. or dough-nu.; there's
yaar brave b..y." sneered Phiiip.
II cay vcu -sr-1 tifirf. and mrsn
boy" exclaimed the courageous Ella.
reused 10 retaliation. /. Yos hssen'i any
right 10 eat Geergss's cake. when ron
wan'lbelp him make his sled, zoe all yoa
promised to-
"Hsld yanr tongue I'll your opinion
i asked. Miss Flmlergibbei." answered
her ungenie'aanly cousin. very haoghii-
Is.
lie Looked out OF The window far abonl
Eve minutes. and then turning. said. in -.
cher cross way
.Well. yanagsier. hiring along your old
sls.l! Eigle' yaa expect 10 call q. do
yen! iamphf"
|. was really rather a riekeiy piece 81
mechanism which George dragged for
ward. llhad been nailed together by The IT.
ne boy himself. aud was made oul Of sari-
Gus odds and ends Of boards. fastened 10 the
runners Of arasi-ofT sled. whirh Philip. in
a il Of good humor, had whiuled inlG
shape. In was The very best the perse-
sering liille fellow could accomplish. how
ever: and many pounded finger he had
saosi heroirally borne Tor lis sake.
a sled and half. I should think
'said Philip. sromfully. /. Here bring me
that chair. Now 60 long up s,sifs. and
bring dawn my oil paints. MOI that
,painpbax. you nnmbehanee! don't you
know the difference between waier-cniors
and oil coIorsl Go dnwn 10 The kitchen,
and fetch me drink Of water; and bilng
fms OPP another cake, while you are about
in s .as s
.SAlly Won't let me. I'm afraid" an
swered The hay. whn had been obeyinl
all his bra,hef's gruif commands viii
great alarriiy.
-. What business is il or Saliy's , Sh,
is nothing but cock. Tell her I sen
YOU"
I'D rather you would go and ask.
said George. hesiaIing.
81 should ihink you might be lilil,
obliging. when ! am working for yo',,'
said Philip. {. You may do your owr
Jobs if you cant do my erands!"
George Iimiliy stole dawn inin III,
forbidden kitchen. very fearful Of Sally,
displeasure. Il
Jusi then. a "IIalloo" caught Philip,
ear. lie looked up. aud saw n party q
his comrades of lie :. High Schnl." with
skaies'in hand. walking in he direction
&c .,he mezdow.." as pierre of over.
flowed land was styled. Wi,lion, q
thought fnr any one but himself. he drop.
ped the brush with which he had JUS
tepun to paint The yellow top OF the en-.
gle's wing. AMI, scizing his cap. com.
iorler. and skates, was Of brfre George
came back.
.0h. | had To lake il. | can tell snu =
exclaimed George. opening the door. VIII
acase and Upper in his hands. !. Here
Phil: where Is Phil 2"
" lie has gone out" answered Eta
whJ was gazing earnestly out &C the win
dow. IL do believe--lher--yes i! ISM
i, Too bad, nav J he is gniag oh will,
those great buys"
George looked AFTER him lnr ahout three
minutes, until he had turned corner aud
disappeared. Then he glanced bqek a,
his unfinished sled, aud his heart sweIlel
high under the checked apran.
"Ton-," he faliercd hui 0nc word
was Too murh for kim. Ills lip CULVER.
ed; and, with . SOL, he ran oul Of the
rom. taAt
Never mind! son can eat his c,ke,
now = called Eta after him.
lie did not stop, but hurried up into
his CHAMBER, and hiding his fare in lhe
cold pillow. cried for len minutes.
The next day was Saturday. The af.
iernoon was cold, though he sun shnne
hrlshly an the dazzling ice aud snow.
Every skater and slider of The primary
aud high s,.hohls. besides some who could
neither .kaie nor slide. was on :" The mea.
dnws," or on the hill slipping towards
them. George. having fastened worn
trunk-slrap % his still Imprinted sled.
was trying his best 10 STEER i, ssraigh,
down tie sliding track. But il needed
sioeing, aud wonll not work very well.
Moreover, The other boys laughed al him.
as they whizzel by him on their red aud
yellow craft.
Iluzza. Bob!' called ore 10 another.
LET'S Try race with The Snail!' Whal'il
You bet on yonr racer, Gcorger'
George never could bear 10 be laughed
al. any more than liile girl; aud he had
hard work again 10 keep back his tears.
Perhaps he would mol have been SO len.
,ler-hearied child il he had always been
Knocked abnu, III the schnol.world. Bur
until within year. lie had lived q very
peaceful Ike al home. alone. Ills mother.
a good humored lady. had INDUCED him
IN every Thing that did M, ipcommnde
herself; and his fhIler, without taking
any particular pains 10 provide him with
anyfii1J whk,h rost money. had LEI. him