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2. An article of furniture.
3. To exalt.
4. passage.
5. To arrange. as birds do their feathers.
Four, five and six by Alice Bell &c. r. CT.
VII. am composd of five letters.
My first and second, a male.
My first, second and third, female.
Ny whole is a boys name
CARRIE MILLS &c. R. C.).
VIII. A jun bled proverb:
Are right halves done never by things.
Lucy MoELLER &c. R. C.).
TX. (d) Whole belong to a vehicle behead
me, and am part of the body; again, and I'm
q fish.
(D) Whole belong to vehicle; behead me,
and am bag
(c) Whole belong to q vehicle; behead me,
and am wrath. LENA WooDsoN &C. R. C.).
\. My 16, IL, z, 1. 1S, 10 is a flower.
My Is. 13, 10, 4, IL is girls name.
My ., z, IL. 10, IL is an animal.
My 8. IL, 8, z, Ia, IL is bird.
My 8, 1S, 5, IL is a dandy.
Ny 16 6. II, 8. IL, 13, is drug.
My whole is club whose members may be
found in all parts of California.
FRED ANTHEs &c. R. c..
What people observe the 1st of March? Who
was Sir David?
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Fa$to'c Kft<Aen.

1t will, perhaps. interest every boy who
has read "Oliver Twist" to know that at
the bottom of Great Saffron Hill, in what
was once one of the most hiueous and
dangerous Sums of London, still exists
the relic OF Fagin's kitchen. 1t is part
OF dirty and ruinous old tenement ex-
actly coincding with the famous den to
which the Artful Do dger led Oliver Twist
as new pal for a first visit from Green
land" The den has several ominous.
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Among Our EXCHANGES.

"Harper's Round Table" has department
devoted exclusively to 'inlerscholaslic
sports."
Moro of Nina Barrow for the girk.;
Johnny in Goboiink Land" for those fntEr.
ested in the odd little gobollnks, and How
President Is Inaugurated," all in March ST.
Nicholas.
Matter of much interest to collectors of
stamps appears in the last number of Golden
Days.
The "washington's Birthday" edition of
the Youths Companion was a delight 10 the
eye' with its finely decorated cover. The paper
contained many entertaining anecdotes OF our
great chief.
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"THEREl NOW YOU'VE DONE IT."

loss, for the sweet stuff had rolled on the
coverlet.
ut serves them just right for beir- so
selfish, doesn't it?" asked Elsie. Eight
cen of those tiny legs moving around at
once look funny, doesn't it2"
1.-Two questions" laughed mamma.
You are getting me interested in spite of
myself; but it tries my eyes to watch
them, so l will just listen to you"
There the eighteen thread-like legs were
moving all over the paper, as if hunting
for the lost treasure.
'Why don't they look off the en-
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EA SUPPOSE many of you are wondering
H why I have not been saying much
1E lately about that motto and badge.
Now, my dears, haven't FORGOTTEN these
important things. On, no. Why, [ have
had my thinking-cap drawn tight over the
top OF my head a great many times during
the week in their honor and it will not be
? long before decide just what they shall
be.
So please be patient with me and you
will not be sorry.
You know we must be very ca areful and
make wise choice, for the c. R. e. is the
only club of its kind on the coast and we
are not selecting a badge for the present
mem bers alone, but for all the boys and
girls in the future who will read and en-
Joy Childhood's Realm.
OF course we expect and hope our mem
bership to increase until hundreds of chill
dren's names are enrolled on the books of
the =. R. c.
How would you like roll of honor. to
be published on the last Sunday of the
year. giving the names of those who had
worked most faithfully for our page?
Let me know If you like the idea.
Now a word to the newsboys of this
great City, where our paper has its no me.
Will not some of you during this COM
ing week send letters to our box telling US
about your life and your sports, what you
read and how you spend your money.
lam sure all our country mem bers would
be perfectly delighted to have you do so,
and in a short time you will find your
selves cores ponding with some bright
country boys, who Will tell you lots of
interesting things about farm life that you
never knew before.
Do not be afraid your writing is too
poor. 1 have had lots of experience and
can read almost any writing save Chinese.
Rene Der, however, to write on only
one side of your paper.
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9cRoo(5ooce oS Boy?

have been thinking for some time of
writing to the boys and girls of The CALL
about a queer little schoolhouse among
our mountains.
The most of you who live in towns and
cities are used to 'roomy and often elegant
houses, with the most comfortable desks
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holds ball and there he holds it' They
watched the creature with great interest.
Here comes another little fellow to help
him eat. Now we shall see some fun"
Fly number two came very near, then
out flew number ones foreleg, as you
would raise a hand 10 push away little
brother if he wanted something and you
were feeling cross. Mum Der two raised his
hand, too. as we will call it, and there they
quarreled to Elsie's delisht.
His long tongue is fastened in one end
of the coveted piece and each clings tightly
to it, while their hands are trying to push
each other away" Aunt Mabel informs
mamma, who has entered and is looking
on with an amused smile. "See, Annie, it
is very interesting to watch them, al
though 1 would not have thought of
1t. They are holding it in the air
now, as if they are trying to pull it
away from each other. "And here comes
No, g." Elsie exclaims. They are both
fighting EIm. 1t looks as if they are all
slapping one another like naughty chill
dren. Just see ali OF those little legs going
at once!'
Elsie, you are too noisy. You fright
ened them and they have dropped the
candy" Aunt Mabel said, laughing
heartily at the disturbance created by the
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For February 81. Edna NJ. Rouner.
Communications Acknowledged.

Besides the letters pu blished pleasant COM
munications have been received from those
whose names follow: Laura GleeSon, Augusta
Heacock. Hazel Maude Berry. Genevieve Page,
Anna Mullen, Gretchen o. Dillworth. Lucy
Dunbar, Rose Gallagher, Aileen Morrison, G.
Pera. Grace Lob, Ivel sibley, Lucy Duerson,
Gussie Wheeler, Edna NJ. Rouner, r. w. Riggs,
Hazel Bell, John Jonsen Jr., John o. Navone.
Ariel VIII &C. r. C.l. NJ. Eva Navone &C. R. C),
oliver Raftery. Antoinette Crawford &C. R. C.),
Mary T. Mott and Alma Sea.
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Answers to Puzzles.

Answers to puzzles of February 81 have been
received from the following members of the
C. r. c.. NJ. Eva Navone, Gretta Cluff Fred
Antilles, Ethel Mcclure, Alice Bell and William
Sea Jr
For February IA from Alice Bell, Ethel Nc
Clure and Emma Eggers.
For February z from Ethel Mcclure.
From non-members for February ID: NADIA
lena Lagomarsino, Gertrude Pera, Grace Lob
and Annetta Z. .Girard.
For February 81, Edna NJ Rouner.
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FALLOO!I

veIope?" exclaimed Elsie, Indignantly.
Now they are getting angry. Mum ber
one seems TO think that the others have
hidden it and he is trying to find it,"
mo. 2 is getting angry also,' remarked
Aunt Mabel. "See, he flies here and
there, as if in quite passion"
"And every time he passes the others he
gives them cuff" added Elsie.
"a cuff ?" repeated mamma, looking
incredulous.
"Yes, cuff" answered Elsie positively
"When he gets near them his hand flies
out just like ours would, and he gives
them cuff
The flies soon grew discouraged and
spreading their wings few away. Only
No. l was left, and then the interested
watchers saw something very cute. Have
you ever seen a cat wash her face7
Well, flies do much the same. But in
stead OF using the hands they press the
whole long leg or arm into service. The
arms meet above his head and lie clasps
and unclasps his hands as we do. Then he
rubs them down over his head until he is
satisfied With hands and face. Now, Mr.
Fly washes his body with his hind legs
First he lifts his wings and brings his hind
legs down over his body few times be-
fore wringing them as he did his hands,
and then he washes over his wings. After
washing the legs again he is done. / have
told you just what Elsie saw that day and
what you may see if you watch these tiny
creatures who act so much like ourselves.
| 1t is now some months since Elsie
watched the flies and she Is quite we'll,
but she never sees fly without expert
encing again the interest that size felt that
day in the little creature.
ALICE L. MELVILLE,
1914 Fifth avenue. East Oakland, Cal.
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never resist an appeal from the small boy.
'Mr. Williams" said Freddy, "do you
give censes to little boys what don't
ask for 'em 2'
He got the money.
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IHII THOUGHT FOR THE COMING WEEK
AS4k. That life s real heroes and heroines
1I%Ay are those who bear their own bur-
dens bravelY and give helping hand to
those around them"
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NOTICE.!

c. R. c. stands for Childhood's Realm
Club. In order to become member an
original story, puzzle or rhyme contrib
uted by you must appear on the Chlldren's S
Page of THE SUNDAY CALL.
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Cim' 6 Gfaes.

When Baby Tim, who's very small,
Says grace for me, and Nurse, and Paul,
He asks the Lord TO make us all
Ter ooly fankful."
And II we laugh till we are red,
Nurse strokes his sandy-coiored head,
And loves him more because he said
"Ter-looly fankful."
For when he's older, Nursie says,
And grown from all his pretty ways,
She'll often miss his funny phrase,
"Ter-looly fankful."
NORMAN GALE in Songs for Little People.
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Freddy had been repeatedly told that
he must not ask people for money. One
day he met Mr.. Williams, VINO could
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VIII. Abstemious. Facetious.
TX. Ear-nose-tce-arm-leg.
X. George Washington.
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yesterday, and when heard the nice little let
ters written to you by boys and girls I thought
should ike to write one also.
am native daughter and go to the convent.
go to church every Sunday, and 1 do not for
get TO say prayer for the men who have to
work up so high on THE CALL building. hope
nothing will happen TO them. 1 am years
old, and in the third grade.
have dear little cat to play with, but
grandma says that she read in The CALL that
cats were dangerous pets for children to have
because they take so many different diseases.
l have a dollie with broken head. Grandma
has taken THE CALL for seventeen years 1
hope you will be kind enough to ublish my
letter. Good-by. ELLA JEFFERSON.
BLUE CANYON, CAL, Feb. 10, 1897.
Dear EditreSs and Readers Of the C. r. c.:
Now as the snow is too soft to slide and still
falling. will merely look out OF the window
once in a while as write. should like you,
that have never seen much snow, to come up
here some winter. l am sure you would enjoy
it very much. So far this winter we have not
had much snow. but by the looks outside just
now think it will soon be deep enough for US
to enjoy ourselves with sleds and snowshoes.
promised to write nice long letter about
this part of the country in winter. and shall
do so as soon as our dear editress can find
space to print it. With one more look out of
the window at the big snowfiakes shall close
l did not send any valentines this year but
received two. What has become of our friend.
the lighthouse boy? wrote to him nearly
month ago and did not receive any answer
and have not seen his name in THE CALL since
Hope TO see this letter in next Sundays pa-
per. Your little Reader,
RETHA wALDAN &c. R. CO..
PRoBERTA, Tehama County, Cal, Feb. 1s.
Dear Editor: 1 thought would write Won a
few lines. We have q nice time when the
watermelons, muskmelons, grapes and black
berries and the apricots are ripe. When the
flowers are in bloom We have fun picking
flowers. l am So years old and will be 9 on
July 8. go to Proberta schooi and am in the
thlrd-year class. 1 hope my letter will be
puollshed In next Sundays CALL. Your little
friend, CAR1 SAREIM.N
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Answers for February z

Answers for February 2l
1. (d) Corridors (car o. doors).
(b) Because the cat'll eat it (cattle).
(c) Because they have engineers (ears).
II. Cream.
III. Pear-ear.
". Merced.
V. Pear-fg-plum.
vi T VII. SNOW
ERA NAPE
TR D E E n
ADA WENT
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is, 1897.
Dear Editor: Ny uncle read The CALL to me
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7, 1897.
Dear Editor: am 8 years old. year ago
came from Philadelphia all alone. The
ladies on the train were very kind TO me. L
had birthday February 4. 1897. We played
games and danced; then had all the icecream
we wanted. Your friend, FLossIE ORR
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1914 Fifth avenue, East Oakland, Cal.
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VA SUPPOSE many of you are wondering
4 why 1 nave not been saying much
RI lately about that motto and badge.
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PETALUMA, Feb. IA, 1897.
Dear Editor: This is my second letter to THE
CALL. l didn't see the other in print SO l
thought would write again, as l had time.
i've with lady in Hick Valley. creek
passes right in front o, the house. One day
-he lady AID 1 went fishing. We didn't see
any salmon, but we saw dear little lame lark
n the water. We sent the dog in the water TO
catch 1t. The dog caught the little thing and
IAN home and ate ii up. Seven little puppies
came to that dog the other day, and she is very
happy. Your friend, OLYMPIA LAFRANCHI.
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Ia CALOMNIE.

1,sI rassge atfrenx
s,,,clte point ce monstre tenehIeuz'
], i rEpyie, au regard homicide,
Il daus la main son hamoeau
parricide,
i. don't lie front est peint avec tout
Fart
|Qs peut fournir lie nensonge ct 'e
fard :?
|l,gaux soupeon, lui consacrant ses
yeilles,
eu l'tcouter oavre ses cent orellles.
|r,Jgaorance, avec des yenx dlstraits,
st.on rapport prononce nos arrets.
ra,a ouels sont les iniiaeles JUICES
.pI ID Fraude, heureuse en- snbter-
fuges,
hit ayaler son poison Internal,
a,ous les jours, devant leur tribunal,
Il, es cheyeux rInnocence trainee,
=. g defendre est d'abord con-
damnee.
j. b. ROUSSEAU.
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LES CAPRICES DI SORT
NoUyELLE

Ii ne nous est donne lie connaltre
sduae fable partie des evenements
ri dairent avolr nne influence
mpIeouaue sur notre destinee. Bien
tautfes incidents Sc passent a cote
! nous sans que nous ayons cons
gesce de leur proximite. lis nous
nuehent de pres, sans qn'ils aient
eendant ancune action sur notre
III. It sans meme reveler leur appro-
ee par lie refet d aucune lueur nj la
rojtvtion d'aucune ombre sur lie
aInir de notre entendement. La vie
eait trop plelne de crainte on ees-
I lenaee, de joie ou de desenchante-
aeat, 81 nous commissions tontes les
I sliptties de Lotre fortune nous
asunous plus un instant de tranquil
l&
Je yais raeonter une heure de la
4 II de David Swan pour servir de
4seloppement d ce que je siens de
h
i Iln'Y rien de bien lnt6ressant a
an sur son compte jusqu an jour on
aas le rencontrons, 4 lage de vlngt
II, sur Ia route qui conduit de son
aneau natal d Boston, OH son ole l.
humble mercier, devait lie placer
afslere son compton, en- qualite de
annis quill sutiise au lecteur
'apprendre que David appartenait a
4 W honorable famille du New
aaapshire ct quill poss6dait ane
araclion suffisante.
Apres ayoir marche depuis l'aube,
0a etalt en- etc, = IL Sc trouya
w midi tellement fatigue quill
sOlat de ehercher un abri sous lie
Ssllef ombrage venu, pour y
s'sadre le passage de Ia voiture
alque. Precisement il apereut an
qaet derables qui Iui sembla
e'ale tout express pour lui. C'etait
IN Rfeean de verdure au miiien
%aaa on yoyait sourdre IN ruisseau
ont feau etait 81 pure qu'on aurait
qolre que jamals ellie n'avalt etc
kseaent alteree par lie contact dune
'R humaine.
uasld Swan etancha 50 soif dams
= onde si fyalehe, puis. improsl
y u oreilIer avec lie petit paquer
eRneats ct de linge qui formai'
s'soa baggage, il s'ttendlt aupres
source meme. Ainsi place i
= yes rayons du soleil, lie sazon
Y notre voya geur une couche
81 holie que lie duvet. L'eal
saaarait disbursement a sor
&c les branches des CRADLES Ell
ant Feventaient doucement. /
= les yeax, pais tomba dams III
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pensa-.-elle In deyenant tette fois
plus rouge qu'une cerise.
Comment David n'eut-il pas I'm
songe qui l'ayertit par quelque era-
cleuse apparition de la presence de la
jeune file Comment nn doux
sourlre ne yint-il pas la remercier
d'etre arrivee 81 d point ? Sans doute
ellie devait etre ceIle don't Tame,
sniyant une antique croyanee, fut
autrefois separae de la sienne, ct
que, dams ses vagues desirs de jeune
! homme, il await 81 souvent invoquee.
Cetait ellie seule quill eut aimee dun
| parfalt amour, ct seul il auralt pu
lire dams ce cnur virginal. L'lmage
radieuse de fenfant Sc refetalt toute
rouglssantc dams le ruisseau, mais
ellie allait 'eloigner, ct jamals David
ne devait plus la rencontrer.
CONNIE il dort . mufmura-t.elIe.
Ellie s'eloigna, mais dun pas moins
leger Gu auparavant
lie pere Gle cette ieane file etait
| un richie marchand des envlrons, qui
cherchait justement alors IN commits
tel que David Swan 81 lie jeune
| homme eut lie connaissance ayec Ia
! jolie eGfant sur lie bord du chemin, il
fit deyenu lie commits du marchand,
auquel il eut probablement succede
en- qualite de gendre.
Ainsi, la Fortune, sous sa forme
la plus gracieuse, yenalt encore de
s'approcker 81 pres de lni que sa
robe await dd lie fro!er,-et dependant
il fignora toujours.
"
La jeune file ne devait pas etre
loin, lorsque deux hommes Quitterent
lie cnemin pour entrer, 4 leur tour,
dams lie bosquet d'erables.
| lis avaient tous deux de mauvaises
figures que rendaient plus sinistres
encore leurs casquettes enfonces
jusau aux yeux. Leurs habits, sales
ct deeuenilles, avaient dn etre jadls
elegants. Ces deux indlvidus ga
gnaient leur vie par les moyens les
moins defeats mais, pour lie moment,
en- attendant que lie sort leur envoyat
quelque anbaine, lis venaient sous
les arbres jouer lie profit de leur
derniere affaire.
| En- apercevant David endormi,
Fun des vauriens dit l'autre
-Psitt ! -. Nois-tu ce paquet
qul lul sert d'orelller :?
Lautre repondit par signe afirma-
tlf, asec un clignement de l'eil non
moins signifcatif.
| --Je gagerais une bouteille, reprit
lie premier, que ce gareon doit avoir
serre dams son sac une bourse ronde-
lette on un portefeuille,-peut etre
meme tous les denx, "a moins
dependant quill matt mis- son argent
dams la poche de son pantalon.
-Mais sill s'eyeille dit l'autre.
Son eompagnon entr'ouvrit son
oilet ct lui montra du doig la crosse
dun revolver.
-C'est bien
j lis s'approcherent alors de David
ct pendant que Fun tenait larme
meurtriere sur 50 poitrine, lie second
Sc nit en- deyoir de fouiller dams le
paquet qul soutenait la tete du jeune
homme.
Les figures dies deux coquins, a
lidee du crime qu'ils allaient proba-
blement commettre, etaient deyenues
tellement odieuses que 81 leur victime
Sc fat reveiIee dams Get instant, ellie
eut cru yolr deux demons.
Mais David n'avait jamais paru
plus calme, continuant dormil
!, CONNIE un enfant, alors meme que
, tout petit il reposalt sur les genouz
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Mile Jeanne, a la veille de Sc
marier, est prise q part par son pere,
qui croft deyoir Sc fendre dune petite
conference de Circumstance.
Eth bien lui demande sa mere
apres l'entretien, que ta-t-il dit
II ma dit que lie marriage est une
chose seriense.
Oh lui, il faut toujours quill
exagere tout
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No So
frappe ! dit l'autre

frappe ! dit rautre ......
Au meme instant, un enorme
cliien survint en- bondissant dams le
bosquet. daira les denx voleurs, puis
lie dormeur, ct finalement Sc NIT a
laper longs traits l'eau de la
source.
-Rien a faire reprit Fun dies
denx hommes le ma1trc dn chien
ne pent etre loin.
-Alors, buvons an coup ct
dtcampons . repondlt l'autre.
Celui qui tenait lie revolver cacha
son arme dams une large poche d'on
il tlra un facon rempl; de liqueur,
avec un bouchon d'etain vlsse sur le
goulol.
Tour tour chacun lie cola a ses
le'fes puis, lis seloignerent.
QUAINT notre ami David, il ldormait
toulanTs, ignorant que lombre de la
mort s'ctait etendue sur lui.
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maternel pour celui qui en- await etc


robjet.
lie hasard, at-elle 4 son mari,
semble favoir amene Ii ct nous y
avoir conduits tout expires pour
tronver ell lui un dedommagement
au disappointment que nous a
cause notre ieune neyeu.
Ellie aiouta en- soupirant
II me semble revoir en- lui notre
panvre Henri
Et ellie demanla entin
-Voulez-vons que nous l'eyeil-
lions ?
-Pourquol, repondit avec quelque
hesitation lie vieux negoc:ant, puisque
nous ne commissions pas ce ieune
homme.
Get air ouvert, reprit sa femme
toujours d yoix basse, &C sommeil 81
paislblc -.
Tandls quaupres dc lui s'echan-
geaient des Embellishments, le c9ur
de David n'accelerait point ses
battements, sa respiration restaIt
egale ct douce, sa physionomie ne
trahissait aucune emotion.
Et dependant, penchee yers lc
dormeur, la Fortune entr'ouyrait Ia
main pour laisser tomber sur lui ses
precieuses faveurs.
LIE vieux n6gociant await perdu
son fills unique, ct II await plus d'autre
heritier qu' un neveu don't il navait
pas sujet d'etre satisfait ]; dams une
pareille occurrence, les gems riches
font souvent des chooses moins raj
sonnabIes que de prendre un moment
la place au Destin ct de dire a nn
]eune homme endorml dams 10 pau
vrete 'Reveille-toi dams l'opulence =
-Noulez-yous que je l'eveille ?
repeta la dame d une yoix tendrement
persuasive.
Mais lie domestique s'avancait
La solture attend Monsieur, dit
al.
Les vieux epoux tressalllirent,
rouglrent ct eloignerent a la hate,
s'etonnant en- eux.memes d'avoir etc
sur lie point de faire une action
ridicnle.
LIE .vieux negocant Sc plongea
!, dams lie fond de la berlipe ct Sc init 4
+. revasser sa femme resta un peu
boudeuse, puis finit par oublier
| raventure.
Durant ce temps. David continual
| tranquillement sa sieste.
j III
La berline await pas encore Gu lie
temps d'achever son premier kilome.
tire, lorsque suryint une rayissante
jcune file qui, en- Sc promenant,
cueillait des fleurs. Ellie Sc dirigea
yers le bosquet d'erabIes. Qui
| apercut-elle ? David endormi. Ellie
!, devlnt toute rose en- Sc trouvant
ainsi en- presence dun homme ct
sappreta battre en- retraite.
-Heureusement, pensa-t-elle, il nc
ma point vue, puisqu'il dort
Ellie sc disposalt deja 4 Sc retirel
sur la pointe du pied, quand un gros
bourbon, s'etant glisse dams Il
feuillage, Sc nit a voltiger bruyam
| ment. passant alternatiyement dune
zone d'ombre une zone de zoleil, et
Sc rapprocLant insensiblement dr
visage du dormeur. La piqure dur
lnsecte peut etre mortelle. Bonne
antant qu'innocente, Ia naive enfani
fit avec son mouchoir la chasse al
bourbon, ct finalement leSpulsa dl
bosauet d'erabIes.
Quelle charmanta scene
Apres cette bonne action, essoufflee,
toute rouge, son ceur battant a lu
rompre la poitrine, ellie reyint a pa.
fnriifs ieter IN dernier coun.d'nil sn
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-03-13

Nous sommes 81 vains que nous
recherchons les applaudlssements de
toute la terre ct 81 petits que les
ACCOMPLISHMENTS dun seul nous
suffisent.
PASCAL.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-03-13

Faluchard, IN geant qui depasse
deux metres, interpelle B6be, son
neveu
-Viens m'embrasser
Bebe, ayec une yoix precoce de
gavroche
y pas d'ascenseur