Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

mimi - not wholly able to distinguish al.
way, between these meaningless cbuli,ion-.
and orders which may Be given in good
G.i,h. And candid persons can sec what
thc result mus, b..
somehow about fifteen or twenty minutes
after Mary had taken charso OF her brother
Ellen wa. aroused by hearing loud cry.
ani on hurying around to the back door Of
thc porch, she .aw George lounderins in a
tub Of dirty water. She 20, him out as
quickly as possible, AMI in a moment her
mother vas on ,hc spot.
90" thought Ellen. M my mother
wouli o1ly Dc kind, now, Wouldn't disobsy
her again"
But kindness was something poor Ellen
seldom experienced AZ her mothers hands,
especially when She was in FAULT.
" Now what D. all th,s?' was Mr..
Gr1eu', Grt exclamation.
81 don't know" returned Ellen, got
Mary 20 akr care Of George whileIs,aliol
my sunday school lesson. and"
studied your sunday school lesson -
ana diln'tI tsll You to le, your lesson De-.
I wish the Sunday school va, sunk Now
jus, look, What pretty mess you have been
making Tor mc yoa carcless. gooi.lor.nothins
pI,, YOU"
Bot there {. M no,i ~ rictarins 90,
whole .cJuo. Al were iu iil ;ampsr-thc
mother ,,ormel aud slappcl-anl thc whole
eulrl hy wish on tlc m5tbcr's part, ,rok-
cu plainly % thc ch.llrcn-that ,h,rc'I
u.pr b,gn such a thin. thought or a, a
cHll' Sae often gave uttean,, 60 thts
.u,enre when she was angry. anil poor
Ellen h,I heard it until she really believed
uat ter mother wished shs had never b,gu
born.
when Mr. Grc,n came homr. hc found
bi. wils in very ill.humor and 30, gave as
tIc cause. that the "chilircn lal almos;
vgrrirI ibc lite ou. Of her" The father
frlt a. drst litc correcting them, but when
p, remembered how onllv they had wei.
council h.m home, AMI how lii,lc Ellen bal
laid her head upon hi, bosom as though ii
...l.l mid r,, coI iti, M. heart to
.,bi.l, ,h,m
II w.. about a wcck after this ,hat Mr.
Grgn had another blow with Ellen. The
cbud hal broken a pitcher. aud upon con-
ic..in, Oh, fault. her mother spoke very
hardly, Lar.bly that Ellen JiI what
she haI never don, b,lOro-returnci an im-
puIsnt. an.ry answer. Nor, word, follow
.,l. and finally tb, m,,acr ..ut the child OF
o, s.aaol.
..G1. q" she said. q. and hops may never
hear from YOU again"
Many mother who has u.,I word. to
oh. am, elect. nav shudier AZ this. worl-
spoken in the beat OF feeling anger, do not
tall upon the sp.akgr's soul with the same
force as when in print. The oath We hear
another u.s. sounds much more harsh than
when iu ansrr, We may say the same sort OF
words Ourselves,
Hl' i''i'' E''ea went away To- '''''''' anu
''' ''' afternoon 'r' l''i ''''' '''''''!
'' much s' ''A' ''' ''4,'.' ',". ".' o''
a.iare the school was o'er' WIZ '''
h.alho"si'aaIb.r shawl drawn 'aus'y o's'
herrars' she l.'di-i Oh in the middle o' '''
ronl, She l'i n9t hear 'hc team that came
i-T''-''! 'e'''' ',''
The driver 'A~ her. but At was too late
on' os the h'r''' struck her upon '..
shoulder "u' sue Wa ''''"1 '''''"',l =
down. ''' ''''unA'''! AT '"'l5 Que ,.'
i.ai ''e wheels ''''' ''''' '' "''' .'
a'''eT ''ol!''l N'' 'O''.' - 80" %, ''' '''''
and having p''A,l up '"' '".''' "' w. ;
a'l.l h'F AZ on''' ''' sac ''''' "o' = i..'@
Mr.. Green uttered Mild cry when sh.
saw her chi.i covered with blood and bet
dT,: movement vas 10 s'nI down 'nas"'0"
but she quickly revived, and having s'''
Ellen laid on the 'oia' She got the 'eAm''''
@ hurry away after ''' u''''''
Aud now che ms'her was l''' alone Wiz
her child. She kneit by the I'''' one
side, aud spoke to her. ou' no answer wa
returned e" She l. u,'a S'''"'I '
frightened mother ''A'P''i "', u''D'' y
agony. And thea enc .. 10 .''' .'.''' '''' " '''
''' ''''
Battle ea''''' came '' ''"-,"' ~ - -
E'len "ou"'' To- 0' "',"''' '"' 49,
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