Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

heavily to the gravel walk. The gard
ener ran to pick her up just as the
blood began TO stream from her noe
and her forehead to smart from bruis-
es received on it from falling. Min
ME had given one frightened scream,
then remained silent; for the sane
voi,e that had been talking TO her
seemed to say: "You are rightly pun
shed. If you had obeyed my voice
and gone into the house to til the
| truth this would not have happened.
"Verv true. my mind was wander
;no renlied Minnie in an humble
~Tb4ts 80, Miss. Yen don't setm a
bit Ike your merry self this morning,
replied the gardener. as though ne had
I'm snoksn to. "Your mind YVES
wandering-like when you ran after TIC
butterfly, and so you got hurt. AT
YOU in troubled"
Fer answer Minnie burst into tears,
smearipg her face with mud, tears ana
blood as the wiped it with her hand
tarcbief Poor Minnie! she was in
sad plight as she told the Cd garden
or Of her trouble while they were walk
! ing up 10 The house. .,,h,
: 80 bold a, TO speak-to have the mino
,roubled than the body hurt, it pears
to me; and think Id ask to have the
sin washed away as well as q smeared
= face; then you'll feel c'ean-like' INSIDE
=, and out" :.
g Minnie half smiled at the quaint way
J in which the gardener put it, then more
> soberly thought Of the precious BLOOD
he shed for us, and which cleanseth tie
y heart from all sin, and how she had
N prieved the Holy Spirit by doing wrong,
7; "Thapk you, John; you are right
ID about getting washed inside as well as
lie ont. / will confess my fault to George
a and ask God, too, to forgive me-"
"a CHATS right, Miss. "It's them as
In keen God cut of their thoughts who 60
er astray. and you'll! feel more chirpy
ne alter YOU have told EN- upat the house
~ all about it.
ne Minnie took the good old gardener
Ne advice and readily obtained her brother
40 Georges forgiveness when he sa"
, what plight she was in, and no"
'he truly sorry she felt for having med
er- died with his things. her mother
1 too. had little, quiet talk with her
L1e after which she felt much happier.
ros Though the bruises remained som
er- LITTLE time on her forehead, they serve'
hue 10 remind her how unhappy equivoc.a
l, .io ting had made her in heart and SPIN
s "ao and so spoiled all her mornings pleas
ose ure. as we'll as grieved those who love
; on her.-Sunday School Advocate.
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