The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-12-17

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the head; and Il huge label shows
whom the drawing is made to repre-
sent
The soi-disant funeral march the
squeaking OF the slate pencil and tho
Cabling OF the reader. went on. and
it grew hotter. Suddenly Evelyn
| broke into revolt.
Il woI't learn any more about the
silly pet lamb" she cried. Its Il
wretched animal"
She received bad mark blithely,
Tor she knew she herself by-and by
would lay the mark book on her
/ fathers table, taxing care that tho
/ page with the bad mark wis shut
and the only sheet where good was
written wide open. Out OF this one
! good mark she made great capital.
1 showing it up regularly every oven
/ ing, and the rest OF her black record
was never discovered TO her unsus-
| pec;ing parent
Five o'c.oc!5-books were put away.
I Only 1illa stayed few minutes to
wrangle over II translat on o hers
which began "A sinister sneer rose
( up from the tomb. "
/ But it does not mean anything"
her teacher suggested.
1t $ II translation" replied Tilla
doggedly.
but it is nonsense. continued
Frau.ein almost weeping.
Il can't help it. did not writo
it"
( Tilla consented. after much argu-
/ ing to change "a sinister sheer to
II sinister snecrer but further than
| that She would not go
The proccptress powdered her nose
grown rather pink remarking with
| simple craft THAT next TO washing
ones hands powdering ones nose
was the most refreshing thing in the
world"
schoolroom tea was brought in.
I DOR frah'ein! she had seen so many
| schoo.roan teas. Oh. the bread and
/ butter OF one $ childhood! How hor.
/ rid It is in hot weather.
The children gave fuint hurrah
whom the schoolroom maid brought in
! II dish OF Singing Icnnies. " delica-
/ Giles made o. lttlo Jumps of baked
1 pastry sprinkled with currents.
/ lrnulciu sat 1T ono end OF tho table
and di-per7el fried chumps-a dish. |
| believe neycr seen anywhere but AT
schoolroom teas. Tila sat at the top
'lu Pourel ouI Wen" tea from inc
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