The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-21

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..no,.rh marv had reneatefilv urced her
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No. @ thov ,r,.as 10 more corrfortahly
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SAMMY had ieaolute,v refused to &C.
cont new .hoes until Mamie had f,rst
heen provided with = pair and those Of
NV little readers who have never known
vhat 4 Il to 90 cold and thinly clad can
hardlv real;ze how self. .aacrificine Il was
for the noble lnt,e fellow to insist upon
Mamie being first sunnlied.
AL said before 4 conflict was going
ON Is the breast Of the child: the mother
read II in mis- changing features, and her
heart yearned for her boy.
"I viii 20. mother" he said at length.
+" | am glad sister Mamie has nice warm
shoes, and, az You have some, my turn
will come next"
Halloo, Sam Patchl what's the price
Of leatheri" shouted John Dorm. "I
say, Bob, his shoes are happy; see 'em
grin" and the two tall, well-dressed boys
laughed uproariously at this poor display
Of wit, while the little fellow, although
stung to the quick BY the heartless
taunts, walked quickly on in the direc-
tion Of the church, the boys following
and ridicu1ing his ragged shoes and
patched coat.
Hammy's neatly-mended clothes never
seemed 80 shabby before, and the white
toes never peeped out SO frightfully
plain as now. He was really unhappy.
He almost wished he had stayed at
home.
A light shower Of snow had fallen the
night before, which tho wind had blown
close under the edge Of the white paling.
and suddenly John cried out, "See here,
see what I've f0undl and he picked up,
half covered with the snow, pocket
book.
"We're IN luck to-day, sure," said Bob;
.wonder who lost it.~ Sammy had also
stopped 70 see what the boys had found,
and he said, . Perhaps the owners name
| Il inside. Look and see."
1ohn .ctea rnon the suprestion. and
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