Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10

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| the Yeast u sent her for to-day. Do
YOU not know me wen enough to trust
me to that extentY"
Certainly, ma'am, certainly, !" re-
piled Mr.. Martin, ssbut she asked me
| to give her two cents worth Of yeast
for one cent; and as all the children
make practice Of doing that, have
had to put stop to it. Not that =
| mean your little girl, Mrs. Baker, 8 as
he saw Annie's unhappy face, ssfor
she never did it before; and it being
4 your little girl, ma'am, who is always
very quiet like and respectful. Iwould
have. let her have 1t this time and said
nothing about it il there had not been
two others with her who come 8 little,
too often one penny short. I would
not think it Of your little girl, Mrs
Baker, she never taking no liberties as
other children do; but its my opinion
4 the others spend it for candy and such
4 like, and tries to make me pay the; diff
ference. But its no 60 any more. = and
i the v0luble Mr.. Martin paused for
/ want Of breath, and wiped his bald
head with his ample bandanna.
9. Z on are quite right, Mr.. Martini
4 said Mrs. Baker, when she was allowed
4 to speak. II will take the yeast now,
4 If you please handing him the re-
quired change, and you may be sure
/ this will never hsppen again.
Nothing more was said until they
reached home, and it was q very for
Horn, unhappy cooking little girl whom
Mrs. Baker lifted onto her lap when
she had laid aside her bonnet and;
seated herself in the big rocking chair.
Now, Annie, j want you to tell me
all about it, ,, she said. s Mamma knows
this has been very unhappy day for
4 her little girl, and she is more sorry
than she can tell; but I am sure you
will not try, to hide anything from me
any longer. = &
Annie's voice trembled as she began
\ in a low tone to tell her sad story, but
| she told all there was to tell, without
leaving out single fact.
ls Whenshe was near the store she
met the two little girls going on the
sans errand, and they walked along
together. Around the corner from the
store stood small shop, in whose
4 window was displayed the most WON
derful array of attractions for the juve-
nile taste that the confectio art
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- am shure this unhappy day has
been punishment enough to make my
4 little Annie remember in the future
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ssthat every wrong deed not & only.
causes YOU unhappiness. but sme also.
Mamma has felt very sad ali day.
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