The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-05

..rroxr dare she tear IL! wasn't n un-
L,rd ~ her. grandpa ?" ne cried. excited
w. "I wanted 10 have the ptoture-thh
true-and Gabriel wouldn't give me az
all. and then she took the beautiful hon
and tore IL IA two. Look, grandpa!
'1 congratulate you on your charming
vera etty fTauiein" sarcastically observed
the Hofmarschall, with eena OF Iii ma
head to the go sovspnnss sanm TaSins ne | the paper
from the chiid's hand, and glancins at II
he called out, sterniy'
The boy In reply to this summons
stood in the open doorway. paler than
usual. and with his S eye ssnssnS eaM s9ainY"
ASKED the old man. oSrtly. half shutting
his small eyes e ,Ss snd trS%Sinr S1nSsnb boy. w
aHs.SS esaSriel sIs5s did on not tns answer. %
There you stand. like fool as u you
couldn't count three what 90 sStna sSu Hsan I'm
pslinss you can make noise enough, !
know. spelling good paper WIN y%ur yne
unasked,for ,t scsio95nffsi Pr fsrk a''' "s
Lane shuddered as she heard thess
hard words. and thought of how the BOY
sung to his mother at nisht 10 us All"
sCTfse Tss oIs 9eT 1O @an 2st tn. paper with his
fingers, and continued in a louder tone.
for ASq seaibSiins aST nS on yHu at sii I = SUM
The housekeeper had not yet LEFT the
room As nd the oId $500 man Ssksi With a duet
ao,s.r1inad fare the color on her cheeks
Just a tribe heightened and said' reso-
He had the paper trom me sir,
How II is that. against my expresseo Wis"
TT was al Christmas. sir, and thought
II wouldn't so much matter. one remem-
pence' peTs az and nd the " lad had set his whole
heart on having that paper. gave uIe
coachmans children a table tull or Things
doesn't matter to me ths whole year
round IL Gabriel paints, or writes. OF
what he does but r 'eensbhs 6sn 9Hs no harm arm in
! his painting picture OF the ChriN
, Mother" ,,,.
| fui look as he replied, with emphasis:
= IT hardly know II you speak from ma.
Msn or thas SOHh his srs sass ss Without
=. in the least appearing Disconnected say
! ing; s, o- q, NV ,ive-Ionr
!. day was called bad, so II must be stu
STRen let me inform you that hence
forth you indulge in no more such Christ
, mas vagaries Keep your pence In your
r pocket against the day when you can,t
Sora Se sdSed' G SrVS IN determined tone the bo,
, ! shall not draw, nor do any such nonsense:
q DO you call that the Mother OF Christ
a he almost screamed in his anger, holoins
!, up the paper that she might SOC the osau
= | TRULY executed drawing OF a lion spring
>, | ing on his prey. Il tell you tnht ne IVY
| as he likes down there, and you are opsu-
I ! nate enough TO encourage him IN hls nlso-
A bedience Answer me-" he said, suddenly
4 | addressing Gabriel what are you goins
| TO be?' ., -,.- :,
. the boy. half aloud.
g "And why?'
I THAT l may pray Tor my 1nother ie-
:. | piled the lad, bursting into tears.
"Right-you must pray for your mother
!, for that you were born. for thar Coo
4 sent you into the world. Ana II you
s were to be on your knees night ana day
: praying God for His mercy, II would nol
: | be too much. The priest has told YOU
g The same dozens of times and yet there
YOU are attending to things OF the world
a that doesn't concern YOU and leaving
a YOUR prayers when you ought not an
u ashamed of YOU You are a worthless
a fellow Get out of my sight!
| (To Be Continued.)