The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

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eaa'lsiss aspfss1 sih his ansesl
sf'a, vith ,sse .a astitain to- ttu,
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standard Il ,he power II All slua.. apa
lrttinseiea-l, adlet.si 10 il.
| There Vas another Ting thai Nt
Winthrop ranld ~, ser. aml TIN,
Sanni continual, Innleittl ups,
ss,rl, rfuiitall. massefat vas interest.
ing u him ati tha, ha was sears.l,
.,er Idle. mr. ,iil lii father scn ,iih.,
tia, " he ever wishrd his l.y II hc.
come mathematician. he sas ruttn.
iag The very eeufse IL prevent sneh 4
rrsali lnss.ad II .n,l.ayor,ng Il.
make tho stuiy interesting Ii the
child, he sas making |, olfnxipu..
The dinner hou, ea,ac. and .sanuel
| bad not worked ont Ii. sum Ill
father VA angry, and obliged the b.,
IN, ~ wilhnnt his dinner, nt The stm,
line telling him that Ii. was az idle.
lazy child
Poor Samuel left the kitchen. AMI
there he sat and cried Al length
his minl seemed u PASS from tho wrong
ic hal suffered ut the hand of his par.
cni. and toek another turn, anI the
marks Of grief left lis face. Tier,
wns largc fire III tic room below his
, chamber. i, tlla, he wa not very e.ll
AMI getting up he went to small
clusr,. and FROM beneath lot Of old
clothes 10 took forth Spme luug stlips
~ wood aud commenced whittliuv, II
was nat tar mere ras,ime that hc whit
tied. for hc Nas fashipaing some curl.
ous affair from ,hosc pieces uf wool.
lIc had hts u wire, iii, II scraps IT
I'm plate, pieces Il taine, and dozen.
ot small wheels that liz made himself.
nnl lic seemed 10 hc working IL ~,
thcm together, after nmc peculiar
fashion II his own.
Hall the aiteraoen hai Tim, passed
away, WHEN his sister entered ,lr
chamln'r She hal her apron gather.
cl NJ in her hanl an, attur closing
the dor -sitls behind her. sI,e AZ.
preached tho spot where her brother
sat.
Here. Sammy 80. | have hruu.l,
you senethin. Il rai. know ,ou mus
be hungry.
y she spoke she opened lrr apron
aud tuuk u,lt four cakes, Il p,rc IL
pie. AMI some clr.sr. The las was
hungry. a,ll ha hc.iaiel not t. ayail
himself II l,is sisters kinl oilcr. liz
kssca her as ho took The cakes, and
thanked hrr
"Oh, wl,a, \ pretty thing TINT |.
you ARE making uttered Fanny. NJ
rho gaxcd upon tho Jesuit Of her broth
cr's labor. Wont You give il to me
after il il ,l"nc.
No, this one, si-Ier," returned tie
boy, with II smile, hut as soon .,s | /
get time will make you one equal,
~ pretty =
Fanny thanked hur brother, a,rl
shortly aiterward l,ti the rom, while
tho bas went Oh with his work.
Before lang the various materials
that had hrcn subject IL samue,
.ack-knits aud ri',rcrs lad assumed
form ami eomeliucss, and they were
joined anl gr"o,cd together in cur
iuur manner.
The embryo philosopher sct the mn.
chine ti.r il looked very much like a
mnchinc) upon the floor, and then
stood III and gazcd I'll IL. Ills ~,
cleaned with peculiar glow u saiis-
faction. md he looked rronl and ha,.
ny. While he a'ouj mud gnxcl nnon
the chila Of his lal,ors the ,Innt nl the
chamber opened ard his father enter.
ell.
"What--arc you MT studying
exclaimed Mr. Winthrop, MS he ,,e-
ticcd the bny standing in tho miil,e !
Of the ilonr.
Samncl trcnlllrl Wien hc heard Iii.
fathers voice, and turned pale with
fear.
lila. WIN. il this" said Mr.. Win.
thror, NJ hc caught tho sight ofihc
curious construction Oh the nour.
This Is tho secret of your idlcncss
Now sec how i i ,ou canno. mast
r your studies. You spend your time
III making FLA, houses and ny-rens.
III soc whether yon'll learn 1, attend
~ your .ssa ,ts or not There"
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