The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-16
ioLuaE i5. EUMBER 30

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Como iv iho library, non, tti
/ vill sh0w yeH jus' los tbas iafe
n h. faHe ts-'
liney foHoAe'l h~r lrther. as'h4m
very soon seated 81 bis pwn dek,
prilipr avy bualy. ..I Co.
Thcfe now write large AID p'Aib
and be- ttry pHTitdIaf fhout 'ht
nunies ava dates, asld he .r'f'
{" Vie, ar answered Luev. And
after her ii,lhH sent out. sAc wrot'
away ipdustft0miy. until the papers
were all copied nicely. Then fhc
put on her'hat and sacduc, hhl pre-
| pared 10 carry them Iowa to her
fathera cihce.
She walked rapidly down to Arch
street, entered the big bullling, and
carried the papers up to her iathers
! room.
why, Lucy, m surprised to
.ee how nicely you have doue them,
said Mr.. Sherwood, ssheloekei over
them. " | think | shall hpys e call
on you inetead Of Percy, IL The tnJ
| ture, lr,.os ,.n.r astylblw
Do, papa laughed Lacy, 81
! should liktto bcuRtuf os5m A,ody.
/ "You' havc been Very u5,frl1to
me .his afternoon, and / thank ydt
worry much, my daughter. said he'
father. ...44. ...f. t...
Md Ldcy &cht home fcc,ihsycry
happy indeed. .''li"H
\ kitersupper, ull lihcfmnlly gather
2 we'd in the front parlor, M USUAL AlI'
" tShorwoed, unlike many fathers, nj
: ways spent Inns evenings at houic
!, tandiikulto have them pass, pleas
U antly. They were generally apen
!, lin reading, convcrsatiolror music. =
d And Mr.. Sherwood nescr enloyc
thimsch bcttpr tam when hos VII
! fleunins back in his easy chair, Ii
. tcning to ono oi his little daughter
vi play. sgiha. 'a1f t1a J5tld
" & Upon thispartieuhar eveiing.ihic
" sat dawn and played @veral piece
!, ending with a ncw nne whleh'sal
!, 4 had iust learned. = ai' ru Jnci I.
~ nWeM dot.ey daughtar! That
" beautiful! "said M. Sherwood, wl,'
/. she had finished. {" hwish lazy Il
NC tle Ruthie here could do w Mels'
,ef al con play .Mloonlight Wall
n now, " said Iiuthie, looking upbrigl
y "Cap you2 Let us hcaryou thel
OF So Ruthle sat down and play
T. the difficult piece through, yye
= =, swoctly without a single mistake. !
On Bravo, daughter" cried her
>, thcr. t5,...,,.,
III aLuey must look out for her in
y rcls Did the FAIRIES hclpyouY'
nc "Yes, sir, one Of them did,
/, turned Ruthie, with q bright glar
n'l' at Lucy. "ApdI think ! shall &
'm, her . kiss for doing IT,
She ran around to Lucy's cha
laud gave her d good squeeze NM
hearty kiss, while her father look
b;a Lat them both, with eyes Of smil'
appreciation, Il N. s@.g..l'.
I, a Each one may Jet every day
Leave sonethihg good hehlha.. Y
10 IL eyes, ,ttheyy may, and Do the hs
I'M I'M pior for, it, too she said. 7 !
= = tried to make others happy tod
"a and Tn sure I havn't been happ
.sr ID a long time myself. Wondcr
,IsJ I that's the secret?' 's
w +" For my part 7 'thlfk II is.' :
IA Some writer has beautifully smid
s 'hs z Happisessis d perfume. which
M I,sr cannot shed over Others wfths
mi md spilling. . few drops upon oursely
and ! believe It is true"
Sol Try II my dear young readers
anr mr. And be sure that, whenever J
I'M ';th succeed III making somebody I
rss happy, you cannot fail 70 be hal
your eelf.