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with caro-, was suddenly covered With
a laugh, and Patty replied; ooh!
no, sir; you wouldn't. You only
think so. You'd just say toyourself
that it was your work to hold two
babies, aud you'd try to do it; and, if
you were tired at night, when they
were fast asleep, you'd say to your
self dts n good kind of tired
and I've been doing the very best |
could"
"Anxious to divert attention from
myself, for I was pretty sure that !
didn't appear to very good advan-
tage, l said to Patty: 81 don't un-
derstand how it is you havcso much
to do" Is your mother sick 2?
"No, sir; but I'm thinking every
day that she'll break down, for she
sews sometimes hours at u time,
Father don't always have good luck
with his vegetables; and some years,
when he has splendid luck, they |
don't seem to 90 off in the market
For you see all gardners have splen-
did luck, too; and then father says
the market is ovcr-stocked. But
mother says we mustn't be selfish,
and try to live on other peoples
failures. One year Mr. Shole, the
gardner, wasn't very well, and didn't
If A..l 1
raise hall as many Ve8e'"OIeS "S
usual ana that mace Il great oedl
OeI'Gr market lor lat'loI ~ >,
usU Vheh l. was loO5ih% 5,9"oI'y
"' faIty' "hen she coloroo uoIPN'
kh0" "naC you are IIliI'NinS
aOouL Fh9 Sala' AO,s arc 'll'''Aln8
tila' ~ i was 8iao InaC Nlr' ollolo WIS
SICK -, , i
NO. i1Vty' hadh Vhe Vhou@hH
replied , >
well ho"' l. was almost S'"o'
S"lu' LII . "ll III WING Vi'oV olo"7 no,
ooay any G2ou' ana l am sure 1 lna'
Is 'l,h0SU 'ne same us oelh8 Sl"u
DuC UnouShO IL was JuSV us tm l1e'I'
III me us IL coul4 DC lo[ MI on9l'
neeos Co succeed lis iAuGh a' "o 90
L never Silali lcV H. Ssell loel ~ "o"lnI
lor IL S 700 mean lor "ny'n,iiS'
WISH o'orypooy co III sOc'oc'' III 'il''
"olIH u0h you .,
les do' l"V'y, S'Io - SPc"N,
iuS out my honest lhou6n." ana
eil Phasiz'ho Inc 49, WISH we
couid al succeed 80 wei us 10 nave
our work '|l done up l"r " illo Iii'lc;
ana 'lieh we G1olu S'VVlo uo"h ""o
ENJOY inc "9rlI' -,
aV'y looAou ~ nio ~l''' "'' '''n.', Tt
CO.. lhqoiflil8 iace' Us II Sic '"ouSnV
me SolnC'hlhG Oh u fIuuy' or""' sur
Pllspu ilV W,laI L SIlu',
Oh uoil I Illillh Ieaily WiSu
,ha'' Sho Saiu' l Iii'iih l q tNCl'ei
nave 700 htlch 10 90 IMAM ho'hi'8 10
uo' sometimes ! m ever SO hSPpy
wilen George ana h"Iy are puliln8
"' my oreSS "''u cllllpii'8 up lj'o Ii
my l%p' 9ometll'eS' 10 DC sure / Il,
SelilSh anu Set 10 thlmKlnS ho"
Shouid liKo 1t II 'l'o chilarGll were Dig
enough 10 IaNo c're 0l ''IclllScl'GS'
ana cotuu nave IL c'lalcG 10 GO
some oVlor 'll'noS' pIS ~ ~"
every nlSht' even WhGh l IN urea, DC
cause know cnaC la'her anu hiUClei ,,,,
and all the childroh hoea me- why
even my DlS pFo'hef' Tommy hooaS
me ana II wol'd DO "lo'4'ol
thing 1or me 10 let IL rich man auoPC
me, even II 'her" was one Vliat "a.iC'
Ell to- Why II Tommy cu'S ms nm
ger, he always come" 10 me 70 90 II
up Tor hlm' lie cut ms thuillD only
yesterday, and, when wound some
old linen around 1t and ued 1t up,
he kissed mo and sad he knew he
should never hang himself so long
as | was around. On 1t makes me
over 50 happy to work, because l
know I'm always making some one
else happy"
"Sagc, philosopher divinity" )" |
said to myself" not simply Patty
Nelson" &" Well, Patty" replied,
"I see that you don't care to have
me wish that somo rich man would
adopt you"
"Oh, no, sir l could never be
willing to leave my work.
"Whother Patty thought | was
looking at her hands, or not, | don't
know but just then she looked at
them, and said "Poor little brown,
dingy hands 1t | were rich man Is
child, You would be nice and white,
and would have on pretty rings. too,
| suppose; but never mind. Hands
were made for use, aud people who
use their hands are n great deal hap