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!. very much the same f&shl~n. Tse
uOsher has lifted the cfaild int her own
l.-i, and back into biz cradle again, IN
the vain hope that in ooe place az the
oiher he ~ill 60 To sleep, has bTOaght
drinks Of water" for him, rocked she
cradle and sung TO its uneasy occupant
softly and sleepily for a hour, til finally
she thinks that If she is Ia he in this semi
ampAibious state, half out of bed anu
half in, the air from the open window is
too cool for her. She knows if she tries
to shut it herself the little tyrant will
instantly miss her presence and be ten
times wider awake than ever, aud all the
hours singing and rocking will be labor
lost. So, with much regret, she softly
asks John to get up and close the window.
He has lain remarkably still and breathed
rather heavily, and is somewhat difficult
to arouse for man who afterward d..
clares he was wide awake all the time.
But, like the good husband he is, be
cheerfully closes the window, and gets
an extra blanket for the baby, and pleas
antly asks, as he settles down into the
pillows again, "What makes the baby
SO uneasy tonight" He manifests a
strange indifference to his wife's reply, and
in fact nothing more is heard from him
till morning, while his wife sleepily and
painfully works away for an hour longer.
But at breakfast, with what calm COM
placency does he speak Of the trouble
the baby made US last night, with an "us''
fairly editorial in its comprehensiveness
The next night he goes into room by
himself to sleep. He ''can't stand it tu
have his rest broken So" but adds, gen
erously, "Ill take care of him the next
night" And so he does till about twelve
O'Clock, when the baby wakes and cries.
For ten minutes he tries faithfully to get
him to sleep again, and then ignomini.
ously retreats and calls for "mamma."-
Scribner.