Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-27

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~Kittiss fsa sanson / ia idi5s,n,s
aet bat3 Into nisehief While an
out Of 9ssspom If ssssss., :,
mo, replied iKlt.is, aud
she tut9S hsr lisits & #brother;
'Cba.Ils rood boy: and do snoi
get oyS6s c6sir!o' ~. :fss s3s.::
''MSNe 3 good boy, 8, :, And the slittle
fsilos & ;ep 81 and Jock
cd stklttss sits = ho hsd relapsed into the
.reverie from Which her mothers
words had .I0asaiiGei. ~
After a aikhss sotA two, Charlie
s'4s sI',fi Ip,, ii,s.sa ss5isii, bong &,a,jp sg,oaa ji~ps
want 10 play" = 9''
No answer from 'Miss Kittie. =
Looking round. the bright colors, OF
q 4artly+fdished 1orsted shawl, which
his mother had left in her work bas-
ket, a.,laesed tiiss ssatten en.ion: z
ISIS, Charley Emit" g = ~
But Kittie was too busy thinking to
notice, 81 he slipped off his chair, and
Dad, in 8, few minutes, in the way
best skuexh q babiss, innadaged to
wind himself roEad and round with
mamma's worsted aud pull out and
RisEs with t6ecrochet5 5ueedle, the
Raak already:fnished.: !. 3 s ~
Kittie, nwhile, all unconscious
of the nisoIief; was completely Iab-,
sorhed in thought. She had just I'm.
isasdan sintsnsting book, whiebb de-
sefihed the aifspf lady who, even
svhsh aslittle gill; ;sponS : slargo porl
lion OF her time in beIefiting the poor
and whose life was devoted to the
~elfare Of her feilow. w.crsatures.s !
~Now," thought Kittie, S"1 am 60
inE 10 oomlahnce as soon as possible,
teSpend N p time assshe did. Il Wiii
ask papa to get nae some tracts and
religioas papers, and will visit the
poor people on Tho east side OF The
village. Il will take to the mothers.
and get tho children to attend tho
AabAath. School, |, will go.7svery af:,
tArnoon and '.texcb the children. >, :
isis, me Masut 70 get out, !" inteerrrdip.t II
TOD baby AiaaasS, breaking the wsiofs-'
ted which be Aad wound round him.
go chsstie, what ae,ketherg Do
keep stiii, said sister and she went
aarwiuh her thinlti1hhg iimagiRing her!
self TO BE- seated in Margaret, Aaloney,s;
hovel, instructipg thEss Or four IN
wadhAd. supcoabod .fttIe* Malonssys1
from che Bsble.s: They, vera listen
ihg with rapt attention, aud frequent
" altering exclamations Of jthahlfuI-
ness to her for her Kindness, when!
she was interrupted by a cry of pain.
Hasteningst 70 Charley, she found that
he had run the orochot needle inta,
his plump little hand. Mrs Mason
just thsn came in, and found, the
hooked needls wasso caught ID, ~that
the poor little hand was sadiy hurt
IN fakipgaS OUT. 81 az. "a
Duriagthe evening Kittie, Instsad,
of ptspang har iessoa for school; sat:
dreaming Of her future usefulness.
Her little fsistsr, Rslia came for her
goodnight kiss.
"kittie, wont yoa put me TO- bed,
and tell me . story?@ Mamma was
going to toll me about Elijah to, night
bnt her head aches SO badly she can
not" s.,.,, ..,,.,,:. :. . .,s. ;,
"I'll putyou to bed, but I do not
feel like telling 2 story tonight."
Ros Kittie loat thus Spp5ftnnitysol
dong good. Tho nasxs sdsy eyery
ching, seemed wrong with Kittie., So
bonsd up was she In her idea of fn-.
s6Fs uSsfoInsss, that Tsb1 = Wss "a Guits
-frstted whsn. .har smaothsr' wish s!waaished her
so.amusss ssohafisY ,Bsiia ssgned go
stupid when, as usual, she assisted
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