The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-08

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Now Sophie and Mamie, remember
that you must behave your very best at
Mrs. Bellgoods, if | let you spend the
afternoon with Maude. Mrs. Bellgood is
very particular-she does not like rude
little girls !; and if hear. of any rough
behavior there, shall certainly punish
you" 80
And little Mrs. Glade, their mamma.
went on dressing the two little girls very
quickly, for, with her five little children,
she seemed to be constantly busy.
The two oldest. Sophie, and Mamie,
had been invited to spend the afternoon
at neighbor's, to amuse Maude, baby
of two yean; and it seemed to them that
mamma talked OF nothing but behavior
all the time they were getting ready
They. were healthy, hearty children,
full OF life, and little wild at home, so
they were Paftleuiariy enarged- TO- pe
gentle at Mrs Beligood,A and not hurt
Maude. ,,.,.,.,.1,5
IL was winter aiternoon' ana the little
girls wore checked wooden dresses, and
very clean, white aprons, with such tight
ly braided hair that their eyes seemed to
be strained wide open; and Sophie, who
was dark, had top-knot of scarlet rib
bon, while NAMES far hair was tied
with blue.
They felt rather solemn andssuDdued,
after all their mothers charges; but a
visit was a visit, and Mrs. Bellgood's room
was very large and pleasant, and had
many pretty things in it. The lady her
self was very pretty, too, and wore ear
rings and dangling Things tnat the cnii-
dren loved 10 iook at %nile sne seemed
70 pe always painting MOVERS OF do'ns
fancy work OF some kind.
She was making some beautiful pan
sizes this afternoon with her paint brush /;
and Maude was tumbling about the fioor,
and laughing out loud IN a very gieefui
way.
Mrs; behgood told Sepnie ana Mamie e
'na' sne was very s'"u " sc 'ne, az. !,
asAeo a,.e, 'nen mamma, 'nens sue p'aeeu !,
tnree n.sie chalrs 1or tne cnil.ie En- anu ,
tehing tnem .na' sne was very pussy anu
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nat good cnlidren said MIS-
beiigood, without turning around.
How very quiet you all are! ohe mao
rather dreaded TINS afternoon; opt sne
felt that she ought 10 invite the httle
Clades there, and that Maude' who was
an only child, would be better forssome
children's society. - g. < -&s
But some one else looked in upon the
scene just then, and laughed heartily Ct
the funny picture before her. This wss
little Maude's aunt, very pleasant look
ing young lady, who liked to see children
enjoy themselves, and when she saw that
funny row OF serious little faces all star
ing hard at one another-for MaudeNs
surprise-she could not tell what to make
of it. ~ , = z = Be
What are you playing :? she asked.
Sophie looked at Mamie, and Mamie
looked at Sophie. and then the oldest lit
tie sister said, very soiemnfy We are
behaving; mother told us to-"
Then the young lady laughed again,
and what do you think she did t? just