The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

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His voice if somewhat OFF the KEY. was always
prominent in song his feet if not always in time
We're always in evidence when IL was question or
TO-DAY he took the middle Of the ring and beamcd
cheerfully them all they sWayed back and
forth and sang TO him:
Now. Eddy If you'll teach us
A new game 90 play.
Wen watch you and try to
DO just as you say.
There was a slight poetic exaggesatou IN the idea
OF Eddy Browns being able TO teach ANYBODY any
thing new but this was felt by one but the yong
est assistant who. recalling ms regular programme
upon such occasions, smiled somewhat saIGon'a-y.
As she had expected. Eddy inclined 10 play "Trip
ping lightly we 60" His conception OF the process
implied i'm the song was a la6orlo0S Jo"Ilns oP on
one toe and down on the other. This exercise no
would keep up tin the crack OF doom q uhdlEeI1gt
from it, When induced TO stop, he sis1aied 10 Josepu
ZuffOslIy take his place Joseph ON being luheLuE
nplored to produce something new In the way way OF =
game declared for Did you ever see iaddieE' and
the ring started IN blithely:
Did You ever see a laddie, laddie a laddie.
Did you ever see laddie 90 this way or that?
After some seconds Of consideration Joseph solemny
lifted his left heel from the floor and replaced H. This
cnthraHug diversion occupied the ring for moment
ara then Marantha was summoned. Though plump
as a nartridge Marantha was born for the ballet
Did YOU ever see lassie, lassie lassle! sang
the children as Marantha arching her little instep
and pointing her toe deciousy kicked out 10 one side
almost as high her waist, with ryInmlcal pre-
Her eves sought Philips and with coy little smile
she took his hand TO lead him TO the center TOO
many poets and noveiss have analysed the lnevtape
longing of woman 10 allure him who scorns her Grams
the pathetic passion TO attract where she has been
brually repulsed to make it necessary TOT me 20 as
Cuss her attempted endtalIheIllS as li'i'f SUNNY
flung away her hand
Just then somebody wanted drink; and as one
teacher led the thirsty child away ana me -ot1el
turned her head to the pinsts attention ana
propose "a new tune. Philip who had not begun 70 seq
his model tin the last moment, suddenly Hited ms
thumb to his nose. contracting and expanding his
fingers IN strict ulle .- -
children apparently tapping lheiF noses alI os "
Mortified snort from Mrs r. p. NJ. smith ana a muir
her attention to the circle OF chlidieh E'tElls IN
ing attitude prescribed nowhere DID fIoeoe' nor
indeed in any system. social or Delsartean
Philip now utterly abandoned to the spirit OF sue
cessful devltry that intoxicated him beyond control
danced up and down, inviting one, two ana Lhree
of the demorAlizing ring 10 snare nus Orgy. me
pranced about wildly, shouting snaJehes or song
pushing each other. deaf TO the shocked remon-
strances of the teachers while IN Their MIDST nu5heu
and screaming, Philip and Marantha, satyr ana pac-
chante leaped high i'm the air
I'm the door there suddenly appeared woman IN
q checked apron with a shawl over her head. AS the
teachers pulled the ring leaders apart and the plan
list to a shocked murmur Of remonstrance played
, 1,7,eref with the soft pedal down while circle
of flushed and paipitaung little birds rocked ileI
selves 10 sleep with occasional reminiscent gggles
yid t,ritters the woman I'm the door advanced TO
little bird whose chief interest AS ne Tuted MS glg
ham plumage seemed to be TO evade an obviously
''PhiIup. We bad boy. where's the caryin' knife.
She said angry. This was too much iof Ihe yoI!'sSI
Ii,' IN ri,,f,aI tria1 to explain the inevitable bad
effect of shocks and saps upon the delicate organza-
IAN. it's begin y'r pardon Miss. but It's raie imp
o. Satan he'll be some days. like. an see u III
his eve this marniul An imp O. satan. . ,,
The nrincipaI smiled deprecatngly. we don't IKE
TO hear child called that she said gently. IhlAt
has not been so coed as usual this morning ,.
We may saw so," interrupted philips parent An
ybin it's that way he is it's little good solt words
do Miss He gets il from his father. An me no,
able TO cut the mate fer his father dinner ne
sly young one. It's a good spank" he "ee's' MISS
an me her into the han with him. Tell her not to
spank him. Tell her welll punish him. we under
sand how to make him softly murmured tle pIln-
cipal to the youngest assistant as she turned 10 quiet
the circle. 1900 ,,,i,f-.- 4t--
and dragged Philip TO the nall
..lo0- Philip tell your mother where you hid the
carving knife" she said invtiugly Philip made
l,ad with incidentally his naughtncss in lead
ne +ba game was mentioned. His mother set her Jaw
ana I oq fbdte what he did the bad boy? What did
saw the last time ! see ye at it2 Dirty thrick. You
Bi licked Violently and pached the youngest as
sierant Her lips assumed the set expression 81 the
mothers kndled in her eye. AS PnAp slr9sel5a
uefI,- rJt wildly She voice of Mrs. r. b. II. smith
nigh ana resonant. hoated through the tr3nsom-
@And so we never strike "a little child. Joseph ana
,-r r1IIst never talk about It, His mother and MISS
Ethel are going 20 talk with little fhlp' ana Try
Pbiln ducked under his mothers arm and almost
gained the door The youngest assistant caught nlln
his
iookad around hastily noticed q small door half open
and caught the youngest assistants eye
Cellar" she inquired.
The Youngest assistant nodded and as ms nothrr
lifted Philip bodily and made for the little door IL
was opened for her and closed aIter heI Dy inc Only
other person In the hall
his mother carried Philip to the coal heap, ana
slpon it she sat and spanked her soll-apaiNeo Nun
systematically and after an ancient melhoo upon
which civilization has been able TO make Ie" II any
t,,,rl,yaroents She had never read that excellent
work Child Culture; on, How shall we Tram our
Mothers" Or. 3. NJ. SMITH
soon She led him i'm subdued and remorseful, the
demon expelled to the principal.
Hell trouble you more Miss. am lhe cary
knife is underneath tn bolster av his bed-the bad
un that he u.s.,
Nov that Philip is good again-and you see now
oi,ief he was out IN the hal; I told you ne was
thinking very hard-we'n sing song TO show how
glad we are and he SHAH choose IT, Mhal "oulu
Philip Ike to sing2
philip murmured husliily that his heart was Goo $
rttlA garden and there more JOY over him than
over The two dozen that needed no repentance.
Ruf the Youngest assistant avoided Airs. II. b. NJ.
Snnifh-s eve for she had opened the cellar door!
Copyright 1903, by Josephine DaskaIa.)