The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
HOW Noil went Shopping.

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! her, and cambria for dresses, glngham
| everything was to be for that little girl.
No Wonder she was delighted to 20 and
! hclp
| Now listen, my dear, "said mamma,
rs the train was moving into tie sta
4 tioD; whatever am doing, wherever
! We 80, 4, you must keep close to me.''
4 "Nomse will, }" said Nell stoutly, and
she snrely meant to do it.. But this is
( Shat happened:
| Frst Of all they went to the millin.
er's on State street. The big shop was
! crowded with ladies' and children, for
/ no warm, bright days Of spring had
I come and everybody and every body's
| Iittic girl must have q new hat. There
we're piles Of hats, and glass cases iull
/ Of lovely flowers and feathers and birds
AND Gibbons.
q ! the clerks were very busy. by.
| and-hy ono came to wait upon them,
and Ne!l's hat veg veg brought and wrap
| ptd IA brown paper with pictures on
! 1T. Then mamma rose
oh, want to select some ribbons,"
| she s1id.
| lust step this way, if you please"
sajsl the clerk.
Mamma glanced at Nell. She was
/ watching two little girls who were buy
| ,ng their cwn hats; so slle stepped
| aEOGnd to the ribbon counter. One mo-
| lnent later she looked around. Nell
/ WAS not there. She hurried from one
| enc Of the shop to the other-nol She
! locked behind the counters. ran to the
door and gazed up and down the street
no such child was in sight.
! 5ilc must nave golo into tile trim
ilnpg-room," said the clerk, and with
| ias' beating heart mamma FASTENED
| bacIS again. Everybody looked sorry
Wnon they heard that u little girl was
i2sl But she was truly gone.
ow wliero do you suppose Nell WASP
ust rs her mamma turned away, an
otter lady, who wore a black silk dress
lama long cloak, Just like her mammals,
aiNrted toward the door. Nell saw the
! dress going, and didn't look up to sec
what woman was wearing it. So, With
her eyes still lingering OH those wonder
!fl little girls, she followed stranger
ouj of the shop. She walked pretty
last, and Nell thought, MAMMA has
u hurry; She have so much things to
h'ly for mel Wonder when she'll buy
The candyl''
And all the while she kept close to
tnat black dress and cloak INT her evo.
we're on show windows or fro ,an,o
bay. or the frpit stand On the iIrs, cor.
ncr round which they tnrned Rv and
by, tired Of the silence and the speed,
pulled the cloak with one little hand,
aud, looking up, said:
Mamma, don't go So Oil where
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