The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16
JACKS BREAKFAST.
I,w II Was Carried over Until
Tea Time.

'NnHt "a breakfast | shall eat,
(; ol-.l .Jacl Abbott 90 hr turned INTO
A,!iic I%'n,r5r Lame. towar'i- the chem
/ r. os ID, old friend and tutor. Good
"a How i-halI cram down tn" rolls
,r~;,o.nill the adj hjt-D, how apn!"
-. Tor ou" cup more But Go"daII
i, an r>rel,rm' "i fellow, hr won:
mind. 10 h.. SUR. | n rather late.
The rolls Will hr cold. bat ANY thin"
Nii. hc delicious. Ii | mt q baker |
could cat hi~ ba~hr:." Jack Abbott
W., a GOOD hearted, rarcl"-~ fellow.
VII, had walked that morning from
II ndnn to breakfast hy appointment
WIKI ri tutor. Arrived at the door Of
his friend room hc knocks, and the
door i opened To- Goodail himself, 4
tam. @rizzlcd parsonage. ia an old
@r-ai-coat. >ha""I eyebrows. and a
most bland and benevolent expression
al c"untcnancr-a sort "f Dominic
Sampson. IN angel of the dusty heaven
al hnok-stallS and the British Museum.
Unfortunately for the hero "f oar
story. this angel Of oiNty-iIvc. unShaSrn
and with stockings down al the heel,
had a which could not rrcol-
let What had been told him >iN hours
before. much less six DAYS. Accord
in,ly ne had finished hi> breakfast l"n%
before his lair pupil had presented him
SET The an"rl was also very short
ei-h'c,i. aud i'll response la Ja"k Alb
bots hearty: Nell. howdNr do. m,
dgar sin. I'm afraid I'm very late. -
replied in She hlandc>i t"nr>: All.
dear mr, I'm very be- pardon
pray who i il | have the pleasure OF
~ akiny to-
What, don't Won rcc"llcct me, my
dear >ir? Jack Abbott. | met YOU. You
know. and WAS Ia come and
.oh. Mr.. Abbott. j. III" Nv dear
NJ. Abbott. 1" think | should not ~,
Nou' And how i the good lady. ,our
m.ihrr?.'
Very well. very well indeed, sir
h,rrJack glanced at the hrcakfa>t-tablr.
Il IN quite rcjniccd Ia >r"that the break,
fa>;-rloth l. moi; removed. I'm horribly
late. But don't take any trouble. m,
good sir. The kettle. l see. i still
singing on the hob. I'll ca, myself /:
piece Of bread aud butter Immediately.
All You have come la breakfast
have YOU. my kind boy? That : yer,
good If you. Yer, good indeed.
...Ah.r thought hungry Jack Abbott,
smiling even when h" sighed. How
Fomplrtcl, he has forgotten the invita-.
Itinn,- Thank You. my dear sir. thank
tyou. To tell the truth. I'm Yer,
hungry. hungry A. a hunter. walked
j all the MA, from Erudon this morn
! ing"
! Bless me. Did Won indeed? Why,
that's 4 very long wa,. isn't il? Well,
j. make soma fresh tea. and
! II hrg pardon. interrupt Jach.
who in a fury IF hunger and thirst wa>
pouring "ut What tea he could find in
thu pot. Il can DO very We'll with this
at ann rate to begin with
All Rui | m sorry 10 src-what ar,
w 1. do for milk? I'm afraid | mus
keep you waiting while | step ont foi
some"
Don't stir. | beg Won" calculated
our hero. don't think of il. my dear
s.r. | can DO very well without milk,
/ can indeed; | often do without milk.
Well. indeed. | have met with such
| Instances before. and its very luck,
Won do not care for milk, but
well. well, if the >~ugar-haSin ism
empty. will go out instantly. NJ,
bat must he under those pamphlets.
Don't think IF such Il thing, pray
dom 1. my dear. sir" cried Jack. ''lol
may think ii odd; but sugar. | a rs
sure You. is a thing that | don't At al
carr for. The bread. my dear sir. IN,
bread Is ali require. just that piece.
well. sir. you're very good. an,
very temperate: but now-ah. As 70,
butter l don't believe
butter interrupted our hero in