The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-07-12
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broke the silence Of the cbat,ber,s and
then deep breathing and death h-like q sin:
suess told the waiting mother that her
darling slept the sleep of innocence and
Joy Shopping, she left kiss upon. ais
brow, and with soft step Withdrew,
swhispeiGg to Der own heart, 80 he is
NOT bad, let Tie school master say what
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The next morning, when the school
bell rspg, Mr." Read WA somewhs,
Worried / the half dozen hide ones had
made their demands AM at once {; the
baby had kept her awake g she was
nervous and weak. A.isut S,isy, who was
n ysar or two older, insisted that j oe
I,nust be charged to do. his duty before
he left Aess-fsirf ss>ll I'D . ! .Lg =, -.
50 Now, Joseph said Mrs. Read, as
tshe was ''burying, TO get the bread
worked over before, IL soured, and make
ready forthe oven, t'miud what. l. say
TO you-4fy you'go from scliooi, this AT
ternoon and 60 into the river, l. shall
whip you with stick /; dent like to
do It, butt shall have to- remem ber. =
The vigorous work. she WAS doing,
added no doubt, 10, the, yigor of The
command, an,t Joe. departed =, wi,bou,
saying . word, feeling that his dear
mother was angry, and, be- resolved in
,hisrowu1mind he would not .transgress.
, The day, was very hot, and. the
school room, like most country school
houses, seemed built TO torture the chill
-dren. II steod on an elevation from
which the g'and old fores, bad all been
removed, to give il place, leaving not
oua Shrub >or vine to break the suns
,sseorching rays, or delight the weary
eye. - -''''' - 30" "''i -.
The busy feet Of many players had
trod out every. root Of green around the
door, and through the sditry Joly weeks
lhe sun poured down his beat till the
we'll of lthe school foouf almost baked
the little. victims. within. Hard, stiff
torms, for the little plant bodies did
their work for seven hours In the tlay.
for rMr Moggs said he could aot get
throuFh IN six hours, the children were
so bad, and took up so much of his
Iime. % 'SiH f%.sd}E rdt =, s5ls.is>s .&.5. .
= He believedswith Solomon, I"that to
spare the rod would spoil the chiId."
The conduet Of Ropoboam never for, q
moment reminding him that his son
was 9 psactical illustration Of ilie. fail.
ure Of his Gathers theories, The more
hot, tired and uncomfortable the chill.
dren became. the more assiduously Mr..
Moggs -honrished. his rattan, the more
he scoided, Of course the more. turbu.
lent and uneasy grew the innocents."
. Joe;:could not stand it, the clear
sparkling waters were a Temptation not
to beSresisted, especially that deep shad.
ed, pool Under the hanging elm, where
clinging TO tie limbs he could plunge
down into the cool depths and wake up
the hahes that gathered there for quiet
and; shelter from the burning heat
joe was, missing after recess, missing at
tea, missing when the, rest gathered
with their mother. on the door stone at
twilight, to hear her tell pleasant sto
ries and teach them. the names Of the
STARE; and tell of the love apd goodness
ofGod, Mrs-Read's heart was smit-
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