The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

u.t,x s-crr.n,s~i losairr sn9 slss~i until
her hsuaxs slippers were - badly Ga
a,hey lad gone throagh hAl. n epsrn
n~,cuirS Ard the louder abe s~crSsanss-
ard the haricr sic Kicked. the s;ra GIT
or Dorothy Ann looked q; her.
I. was vsc ~p~rPhsin- for H.ty
| She hal never kicked ant screamed t--
| fore without everybody bring fr rhi-
.nei for fear he would iniure herself.
ard coaxing and psiiins hef. and oa~r-
! Ing her everything she wanted. inclai-
! iuy her own way. II she would oulv
| .lop. But here was Doroisg Am look
| in. A. IL she would no; mind (: il l,e-i
| ali dsy, and not = sou anywhere ness
| 70 do any coaNins. E.iiy did o
know what to 10 neat
A, las. when her ihroz; arhel sri
! her ;sce was red and her shoe 81;
yer. bstly iumblcd. she so M IN the
ioor sni looked 81 Doro;uy Aaa. Aai
then Dorothy Ann spoke.
You're \ nc eAIli now. amt
yog?"
Il was no, spoken saccringly- nor n
anger. Dorothy Ana xEs \ u.ras.nt-
faced. hari-workiDg wofnsn. older ;lan
Aunt Emily. and her words away. hal
weight in the family, After a rauSc
she went on IN y SOW. earne : vas
YOU'RE \ nice child. / say bout YOU
think its nee 20 ~ a-makin' yourself
a trouble and q to-mcut WIKI Nolr
Grabbed. c~aniankerous na,S9 Don't
YOU think lis nice 10 come here nh,r.
folks Is all glad L. see YOU and sieir
hearts jus, warm and a-ruunin' over
with kind feelin's To you and Little one,
that's ALWAYS a-gtven up - YOU. auI
OF just for I'll the world like 4 buzin'
wasp or Il s;Ingln uot'lc or "a prickly
chestnut burr that a. e:yoo<Iy's Glad u
get away from or drop oGt Of Their
hands, Cont YOU think it's nee 10
keep them children all rasped UP With
your tantrum>. AMI "a keep your aunt
IN a fret all the time atWccn her wish
10 do everything iha.s kind by Won
and icllin' her ch ldrcn the same like
wise. and YOU ago!n' On Ike al ,o,.
sessed?'
Hetty stared M II Doruthg Ann, be.
wildered IT words the like al which ,hc
had never heard before; and slowly
through her mind came the idea that
the next thing TO. her ID do was "a feel
very angry.
How dare YOU talk So 20 mc2" she
cried. Mamma won't let Won" But
Dorothy Ann noticed her al a. ~ little
a she bad her screams.
'If you 20 on So To- YOUR mamma.
don't nc think its nice 10 have a little
girl 10 buy pretty things for and To take
good care of. and then To- have her a
snappin' and a-snarlin' and a-scowlin'
and a-makin' people wherever she goes
wish she was n thousand miles away
Don't YOU think she's proud of hayin'
such n child?
Don't YOU think it's nice TO see your
vrc,;y blue eyes all red. and your Tore
head al crEmpled mp ~ YOU might ron
il out. and Your mouth Nat was made
To smile and laugh all rhDterrd? Don't
YOU know there ) wolves "A lpokir ont
Of Your eyes when there ought To be
lambs and doves? Don't YOU know
that the words YOU speak are like 80
many snakes and toads ~a-droppin' out
of your mouth And what do YOU
Ann's voice grew
1.-The good Lord thinks when
He looks at that little heart Of yourn
that He give you 20 keep full OF sweet
YOU n comfort instid Oi 4 trial TO folks
does He think. do YOU s'pose.
when He sees il ali blotted and stained
up with all sorts Of hateful thoughts9'
Hcity had never taken her eyes from
Dorothy AIMS face. and now ~ she
to have said her say and wen
back to work As il nothing had hap
pened. il carne over her very strongly
the next thing for her 10 do was To
feel very much ashamed. With a little
sob or two she got OFF the floor and
out and lay down under All apple
tree. There Dorothy Ann found her.
hour later. fast asleep.
POO. little creetur' she's tired her
self clean out Dorothy Ann had for
some days been ..bilin' over for n
chance to speak her mind and having
now had it. felt very kindly disposed.
She slipped q cushion under the poor
little rumplcd heal. and when dinner
time came He,ty found u dainty pud-
ding just big enough for he. baked IN
purpose. And during the long after
noon Dorothy Ann tod funny old stories
and let her make moiaS5cs candy TO pass
away the time.
II do declare / m most afraid TO SEQ
said Tom. n the picnic party
Drew near home. And the other mem-
bers Of il feit very much SCI too.
But Ilct,y was subdued. and a days
vent on every n was amazed n; tho
.hange in her. And nobody could ever
how il came about. for she never
old of Doroihy Ann | wish
Ill spoiled children could hear such y
,ne-don't you' - Sydney Ddyrc, ma
tonqTegdiioR,iist.