The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-05

her:seod tall. that lissis Snos eoald learn
Of bes bimeby. Hou shs eoaldnt ssil,
ssd Bsbe must 70 sbssi o. her ssd esks
good path Tor her 10 follos uhss shs
got big enough.
told hss ,est hos hard u 80 ios The
little cse~isr ~ be put hsrs 10 ths uidst
OF sorrow snd trouble. snd dssssvs, and
hov ve must eli Of % b. i~st - good u
hes - VI c,uld oas Of pity fos NE deaf
little Lonesome crest~r'
So roossd up BAbe's pity ios hsr,
and she VS. sll apimstsd sboat hslpin
Of her; aud then ! told bss .hs baby:hsd
come 70 be . great bisssiu' ssd eouiost
to her. il vss only psiisss ssd good "a
her
Aud don't Jon see The very isst Of Babs
Lsvia' 10 do . kindness 70 6uos. hsvin'
to do good things tor hes. ~ ths surssi
vsy Of mskin' bsr love her. ios Il y great
iscs 10 our Lnmsn nstnss thst ,oa cant
iovs 'vm sh.l you have n jAss.. = ~ sv
Add q the sans time. II you hsvs ever
been good TO uybody, you always iesl
softer towards 'rm tves siterusrds. and
more mellerer
Curius. sint IL.
But IL 10 fact.
Aud l sptzs The reason Of Il 10 that you
have sort VI lowered yourself 10 your own
estimation by doiu' . mssa. unkind sct.
and 90. 10 order TO sstisfy your mental
criticism o yourself. 70 make il right With
your own soul. you lay bold and bring mp
oil the faults you can Of the. person. 10
justify your own act. And 90 Jour keep
on that mental Lsgeip st IN; that nm
comfortable sort OF . feeIia towards 'em
makes you resile.s sLd uneasy. and you
feel glad aud relieved every time you stand
justif i to your consciousness BY kstcb.
ia 'em 10 . bad act Hsint il soi Nov.
honr,tlv. haint l.?
Why. ] kuow il 10. and 90 made sure
that Babe should begin right.
Fol II you do . good helpful thing for
. person. Your hull soul feels comfortable
and you bring up unconscious menisl res
sous Why you did il; 1t vas became they
we're so good. 80 smart. etc. etc.
Aud 50 you keep on = ieelIn' good and
comfortable and you keep on provin' up
to your own self, ill you get fairly in
love with 'em Bless you II you don't
A very curius thing. Butthe way do,
when ! get holt Of strange fact or truth,
l don't expect TO explain It iull TO myself
before l act ont
No. l srs.p hol. Of it snd use II for my
own ihen. and afterwards wonder At il TO
my hearts content.
So Babe got to thinkin' she vas ueces
ssry to little Shows happiness, aud that
tickied her little self esteem. jest - II she
was . older child. only sccordin' to her
weight.
She got 10 thinhiu' she must sstch over
her or she wcnll get hurt, which csllsd
out all the good protectors motherly i'm
pul,es OF her little soul which was in her
still sccordin' TO her weight. forty
pounds more or less.
Aud day by day Babes love for the little
creeter grew ill 1t was fairly beautiful 10
see 'em together, and 90 Josiah ssid. ssd
Thomas J. said 90. and Tiissh Ann and
Maggie and Whitfield.
Aud ss for Miss Pixley. | thought TO
myself. disappointmenss or not. ! have got
to give her tslkin' to. and the very next
time see her.
She had gone when Bsbe and went
ont Of the psrlor--the Babe was hsppy,
bright eyes. and was kinder thought
fol. pityin' ones and oil four Of EN- kin
der wet.
But the neat time l see Miss PiIley
slone, l tackled her. and she ~ good %
promised me she wouldn't ever ssy to sny
womsns child what the bad said TO
Babe.
And l dou't believe she will either. Tor
she's got good IN her.
She hsini ,uch . lad crsster alter Ill,
aud good lsndl what osn you eSpectf p
seven, ris ht along. one after the other.
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