The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-05-11
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Isle placed her hand k;ndl,, 81, AZ ia, l,l
lof one of her nnn;Is r. :yas .oeoss .;.. nIau I.
the little GIRL addressed baJ not .ss' :, f pJs
ic away the TEN minutes not even en- ieit ~ lv bsr
se,t In, 80, slsa.i's., - no. 'en ie'. her
less attempt to mako berseK mst,ess ns !.
sum in long division q 80
Her face md nacls -: :, q,
mark ~ ber taacbar H.. las,.. ~ ~. &.
seemed somexbat rs.ss,.oS H.. ss'S
yIancs tJat :, ~ No. - ~ u
..No. ma,am I yns MOI !. .b.,s - s;s,,, 4 M.
was.v - 80 Z
al re,,embe, t,era .,sos REL -, -,
cale bassals NoIia. ms Ms nus glrl WHO
lint d;d not 5lnn;., ~, ssan. is,,
why did rol, not come, yau @ assms s9y,. :. io,.s @
- ~ s,,,I I vu noe sDnie GU seem 70 love
"a was not becaase a;a n,t ,. ~
was the earnest answer ons nd, thos @ sha a,,ss, -,
and tbe daan f,sh soa;n ,;,e.a5 ~. p'usyu Ss;.
brow. abut 81 she coryinmed 49, snas ,,srao, 'a,
of painful embarrass,, ,,,ent umatbsri non,,at- !.
snare botl, Of ms conven;entlv and 60 ~,
arc oo;nt, 10 take t,,-ps I,, o',;o,, - soLo,l
lone day and sister tba naxt 9d $500 Isl ~
| to teach Nelly .all T have It.arnea todsss al
lto.rnorroy n;gbt sbe will .aanI, III LIZ ~.
learns while 6cre !. It,s tI,e :,nIy sa,, ,sa sas
think Of oettino alono and wa want 70 s,,,d,,
VERY much, SO as to- sonet;na leen ! seboa,
ourselves and take ora 90 ,,,,,,,,a. sa..s1
she has 10 work very hard to tale caro- &c
With genuine delicaev Miss M---so
bore 10 question the child further bu, ,sa,
down beside her. and in n moment eynla;n-
| ed the rale over which SHE was nnzz;po ber
young brain, SO that the Difficult sum was
easilySlinished. ''
ssYou had better go out and take Tho ~.
| a few moments. Won have sina;ed verv bard
today said the teacher. as the li,tiet g;rl
put aside the slate.
II had rather not IT ,n;;olt tenn, mn, d,ees
-I viii stand by the window and watch tb.
| rest.n ~. - =
There was such n necuI;ar tone 4, tba
voice Of her pupil as she said. m;oIt tar
mu dresS Miss M-L-,vas le5 ;ns,;ns,;,,al,,
To notice Il. It was nothing butya ninenen-
ny print Of, a. deep hue. but II was neatly
made and had never vet been washed. And
while looking at Il, she remembered that
during the whole fortnight previous MARY
Gray had attended school regularly. she had
never seen her wear but that one dress ssSba
| is thoughtful little girl,n said she to her
lsclf .aud does not want to make her moth.
Fer any trouble. / wish I had more such
scholars"
The next morning Mary was absent but
her sister occupied her seat There was some.
thing so,interestinr in the two little sisters
the one eleven, and the other eighteen months
Younger, agreeing to attend school bv turns.
that Miss Mcould not forbear oLsery;no
them very closely. They were pretty faced
children. of delicate forms. and fairv l;la
hands and feet--the elder with dark l1strous
| eyer and chesnut curls, the other with orbs
I H. 81 49, s"''S .Ne V."si WIN e,os
by wealth of golden rinalets. She obsery-
ed in both the same close attention 10 their
studies, and as Mary tarried within. during
the play time. SO did Nelly and ,non snaaL,
| ING to her rs she hadsto her sister She re.
ceiyed the same answer. II mian tear ,nv
dress" -
The remark caused Miss Mo notice.
the pafb Of her sister. She saw at once tbat
| il was Of the same piece as Mary,s and upon
scrutinizino il yey closely, She became cer.
I tain that il was the same dress. itdid not,
4 fit quite so pretty on NelIv. and Il was too
1 lonc for her too. and she WAS eyiden,lv I'm -
casa when sbe noticaa ber toa.bsr ,ooI;n,s
~ ,1a by;gLt n,nl ao,,ars tbst % ,var. 40 sh;cts
jw sss ~ sbs s,h;so e,,n,,nd ,''"' =
The discovery WV was : one neil that cou,d 10. bnt