The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25

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then
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.iWG Fstas and mammaa and my
Shoes hlled viii gold y she Wsh, ioa
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Mot md sooi thndeHd iie4g ~
guess fpi miY Rlfr No. happiHaI ~
iha rest nj ~ ifa md that's an
an tight retained The faify Rol
mother NgWfH hnd fbem waiting M
tgu al three IN lhe morning n y1u do
wha ! tell 500 iah
m eady u sad tossy
"fhu jus. run homo and bring mr.
Me big heY " The front door,
Bni papa said must noi touch that
Hngidea, he would miss n i1f he always
looks thn lDof himself. and hangs tla
Ray up by the hat stand"
~ ahant keap lt." said the fairy
"l'l give II right back Yon soe, "
didn't know tho ai1a ~ tho kew. hole, I
mighin't send = fairy small enough ~
got through
'Ohn said rrssy,
rs Tho door fastened any other
watpN asked The old fairy
yes said Bessy, "a Wig bolt NJ The
hgllgin, but rs broken. Papa said he
dldn'Ln
IAN right, You run ~ fast M Won
can aud don't lot amy onn SEQ yol.
Or lle spell viii DO broken. Romom.
bor.n
~ know replied Bessy; and she
aprang. mp and How down the lnno,
through the gate. aud up the stops. sho
could honr Ann and Lucy still taking
ana laughing In the Kitchen, but no ono
seemed 10 be thinking Of herr 40 she
drew the key out softly, and ran back,
thinking how delighted hor father md
mother would he In tho morning Bessy
found tho old fairy waiting in The same
place.
, She snalchod the key, and said; "rll
bo buck In n moment and vanished
into the darkness Bossy was almost
wild with excitement, but she kent M
quiet ms she could, and presently tho
re-appcarcd.
Her first words astonishod Bossy.
"llayo you n dogP"
YES" answered Bessy, .'but hos
he best dog that ever lived. He never
any but bad people, and his namo
= Watch"
What do you do with him At
"Why, We let him run around the
To keep away thieves /,
:" You do. do your That's rlglt.n !
aid the old fairy. "Yon lust give
this hlry meat; II will keen him !
ION barking ut the fairy | send, and
her away"
Yes. Madam Fairy" returned :
'essyi "Tn remember, and I'll put my !
hoes and papa's and mammals all In u ,
Dw by this door, and please toll your ,
'iry servant TO ill them up 10 the brm '
18th gold. Remember" :
"Good-by," said tho old fairy. and !
hen Bcssy lookcd around she was .
one. So she scampcred back, and. ]
Icetlng Watch by tho gate, whispered !,
his ear. U
Here Is q piece OF meat tho fairy 9
mt You. Now bo n good dog, and Y
bark when she comes tonight" u
Watch took tho meat, ate, and U
over H. ?
Bessy put tho key back softly. Then v
cling very lonely and excited, she 9
opt softly around to the kitchen door Y
T light and companionship. Theg q
ST. while Ann sat by tho door knitting /"
long, cotton stocking. @
bessy came close up TO her and stood v
~, looking into the kitchen. With 81
~er,thlng shining and clean, so epzy y
~ comfortable, II was quito delightful ,c
the mysterious lane, and tho old III
Try who smollcd Of tobacco. OF
Why you darling" said Ann. 81 p'
y just coming TO look for Won, J,
here have you beenP You look ns "
arcd as n cat. and as wild rs q witch. o.
hats the matterP" CO
Nothing" answered Bossy. "I OF
81 mother would come. What time NJ
T" Hall. past eight" said Lucy, look. m
: at the clock. "'She'n be- along th
now Don't frci, and IN giys "a
. n big piece Of cake" ra
bcssy was as fond OF cake ms other WI