The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25


gentleman Just what he wanted, and how
much money he had.
" You want the book very much p said
the proprietor.
" Yes, sir, very much"
Why do you want IL so very, very
much 2"
"To study, sir. can't go to school, but
] study when | can at home. All the boys
have got one, and they will get ahead of
me. Besides, my father was sailor, and
/ want to learn of the places where he used
to 90"
docs he 90 to these places now ?"
asked the proprietor.
I" lie is dead" said the boy, softly.
Then he added after awhile, " I'm going to
be sailor, too"
Are you, though p asked the gentle
man. raising his eyebrows curlously.
"Yes, sir, if live"
"Well, my lad | will tell you what |
will do; | will let you have a new geogra.
ply, and you may pay the remainder of
the money when you can. or will let you
have one that is not new for fifty cents"
care the leaves all in it, and just like
the others, only not new?'
Eyes, Just like the new ones.
at will do Just as well, then, and | will
have eleven cents left towards buying some
other book am glad they did not
let me have one at any of the other
places
The bookseller looked up inquiringly,
and told him what | had seen of the little
fellow. He was much pleased, and when
he brought the book along, ! saw n nice
new pencil and some clean white paper in
it.
"A present, my lad, for your perscvcr-
ancc Always have courage like that, and
you will make your mark. said the book
seller.
"Thank you, sir, you are so very good.
What is your name 2
William IIavCrley, sir
% DO you want any more books " | now
asked him.
More than ] can ever get, hc replied,
CHANGING at the books that filled the shelves.
| gave him bank note. at will buy
some for you, said.
Tears of Joy came into his eyes.
Z" Can buy what want with it ?"
/" Yes, my lad. anything"
I" Then will buy book for mother"
said lie " thank you very much, and
some day | hope | can pay you back"
lie wanted my name, and | gave it TO
him Then | left him standing by the
counter so happy that almost enyied him,
and many years passed before ! saw him
again.
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