Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

'o'"~' 0"S'' " "'uuoSt aS dlu ", II -
but his voice was drowned, and the
school broke up amid universal roar o
3. cheeses.
well, after time, we moved to tn,
little village Of Coloony, where had III.
+, indifferent fortune to get into the good
graces OF the parish pras,e.
: Il vent TO mass tie next Sunday, al
ragged as | was. Bend one knee a:
you go into the door, Philly durlint,
: whispered my careful old mother.
"'l'm all right. mother dear says |,
but here | made another blunder. In.
stead of kneeling on one knee, | stoops
down and picks up my right fu, and
stood Dol, upright, straight as a gineral
"Of coorse found out my mistake
when saw dozen boys ,itterin a, me
bu, ! was led off into leetle room
where were SIX or eight other boys, rag.
ged as meself, however: we we're soo,l
metamorphined into liule red pink an.
gels.
Nv bats TO pay now = whispered l Of
another boy.
why YOU fool. you're goin' to be a
possle; the pras,e has twelve is un,'
'''lndade, = Is that II, p though. | thin
lis tine :hins to be possle-.ee If |
don't kape on ben' possle if it's all these
fine clothes get by it.
Ina shon time we wint on. to wait
upon the pfas,e. done as the others
did and go, along very well, ill we win,
b ek into the ves,ry. was good deal
alarmed when | saw the sad state OF
change my brother possels had to under.
So. " hen II came my turn to be un-
dressed, mo, says !. You'll not do that,
neither; this Is the first pooiy dress
ever had, and I'll take care " i, mesell
NIL next Sunday, so sayin' boied on,
the door and ou. Nv the church at the
top ~ IVY speed, wiG half tie congrega.
ton, praIs;, men. wlmnen aud children
hollerln, the praste shou,in stop
stop. YOU lulle lunderin hereto, or I'll
communicate te but the more noise
they made, the more ddnt stop, Till
inund myself slowed away under my
mothers bed
Il lay thefe IN little heaf, altogether
) no bigger than SIX quar-, peck measure
threnbn' and shahln' wld fear, lest
might have company, and thinhln' what
a great massy should 'scape If | could
delude the old praste. but begun to
think tina, | was aborns under some
kind iy mistake, when was diagged
out hee,s first, and so up along wid a
Sigh, -prnkIin' Of straw, and upsettng
inthlrely mothers milk pans, which for
safety she KEEP. under the bed so was
pulled through the milky.way, out in.
th'resy into the vicinity iv the divPs vice
president -" 'vicegerent,' interrupted |.
".fe scurvy, carro,y.headed young
bas,e iv hereto, says the auId pras,e
lake that, and that. and that now, fur
yer ,hevin '-bedad, if me name was
O'Rory before, | was a rorer then, wild
a small touch " a talent fur dancln' as |
kicked around, and knocked over the
atm table, pig aud all; The upshot of i,
was that the pras,e win, of, lawn me
sans Charlotte, wild nohin' on beside, a,
all at all"
"Sans euiottes you mean; bu, what
am to understand by the connection
which you mtlmated as existing between
the table aud pig g.
why jls, this, yer honor. For con-
vanience' sake, we had a board placed
across barrel to ate from, inside OF thu.
we kept the little pig where We could
easily pass him refreshments through a
Mould IN the top iv the board
Did not his noise dir,urb you some,
times l"
Not much, only whin he'd prothrude
the peeked end OF his face through the
houl, then mother wud hi, 'im rap on
the gills wild her sauce spoon, to kaps
him quiet But bad luck to the auld
pras.e, fur jest as mother came in, the
pig win, out, all but his tail that was cu1
short of inlirely by the door.
Thin the poor squeain quadraped
kee led over directly, wild nivir bi, of a
handle OF his own at all at all.
"My ould mother too, ai,her a time
wint off in the same way, lawn me a
poor fatherless Scorpion
"a poor fasherless what ;" exclaimed
|, starting with astonishment a, this las,
rnna valleIea blundeY of Ph,lls