The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-05
THE WHITE ROSE.

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"Now, please tell US Uncle Lewis, about
the white rose. When the fireworks mafe
such a noise, Friday afternoon, that we could
not talk any longer under the grape srbor,
you promised 10 tell us that story, as soon as
you came up The river again. Whst was 1t
unc'e. Dio u feahy haPpen! sHa Hue
story r
oe' your h''le cna'rs mere 10 'front.' OF me,
cniofen, ana you snail have your coveted
story. FRED, my li''ie nephew. do you know
'he great white house IN front OF the bill,
whete 'he cross foaos meet. WIN maple snd
op'lernpi nees 10 'front.', ana inc large poplar
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!" wac "'' me-. 'u"ie' a. s'"oo'' a"u no WIS
ABOUT iooi or nVe years olo' When we came
nsaf 'ne mouse we saw 'ne oean'iiui roses
How very oeau'''u'' iney were almost Inc
nanoso"eS' s'sn' my eyes ever saw re-
"emoe' !, now' 'o'a henfy 10 waik along
over me "'''' because d'e not w'sn ary one
10 see me 'ake Inc rose. he went on ou' Of
s'gn,.
chmoeo the ience, and walked along
on me ra'' 10 winch Inc Picse's were nailed,
I'LL feachea me onsn. caught 'he STEM oil
large while one, and started 10 60 back a.
long the rail, pulling il off as went. II was
IN my hand as jumped to The ground and ]
ran 10 overiake Henry.
"Whete did you &c, 'hat7' he asked. VI
want one too" fell so badly, ] must tell
him a lie, or own tha, had stolen il, or 60
back and ask one for him, or give him mine.
What should do lei him smell it first,
and then carry it. We went OH. The Eur.
ther We went the worse I felt. 'Thisf y
'thiefP 'thiefp the birds seemed 10 be saying.
And the leaves ruslled the same thief thiei I!
thief!
"Ah Fred, though, of my school mis-
,ress, how badly she would feel thought
Of all the neighbors, aud OF all the scholars,
as II they would know 1t; and of my dear,
dear parents. How mean, how bad, how
ashamed and guilty felt"
"Did you carry i; back, uncle Lewis i''
asked A nne, aand tell Mrs. Hand you were
sorrv.n
.tNo INV dear r;ec, u..n,, brave snou,b
to do that, and i, was pe., -pssool ,ims-,s.
sidss.
"The rose now, as my stolen proper,v,
il, for il reminded me of what had done. I