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He hates me-" she thought sadly, but he needn't
think that hate him. It's only that have TO punish
him and can't love him" AS if that were not bad
enough!
He must stay a long while. She must do her duty.
There always that she could do Meanwhile to
get away from the disturbing silence she put on her
hat and and went out to neighbours house to
see baby. 1t she would be gone
only about the right time and when she came back
she would release Rodney.
1t tiny boy-p person and they put him into her
arms. The puckered little face rosy spot
among the fannels and she gazed down it in
tremor of delight. That anything could be small!
That it could belong anyone-be flesh of flesh and
blood of blood. She did know Rodney's word.
but she knew that the fragment of life in her
was an owner" little sigh escaped her and foated
down to stir a wisp of soft hair the babys fore
head. To ward off sobbing she laughed.
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she would bring him up-everyone had said So and
she was doing it now. this minute Rodney appre-
cated her gentle thoroughness. She had to do it, of
course but it did not make him love Her nor Her
love him. Probably just bringing up did; it
was to Rodney's mind rather dreary unlovng
process Probably She did like any better than
he did. 1t would be SO much easier for both of them
If She would only stop bringing him up
"Morry Pennefeathers mother brings him up" 1t
seemed to be the Head Sin who said it, as If he had
been listening to Rodneys thoughts.
She's owner flashed back Rodney 1t made
much difference. Owners could do things you
didn't like an you liked EN-. Morrys mother
small and gentle like Her. but she loved Morry and
Morry loved her--it made diff renee.
You're sighing' accused the Sin.
I'm breathing-I breathe, can't II"
'Morry Pennefeather doesn't breathe. He laughs"
In here in the dark things kept coming to Rodney.
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And he isn't mine" she moaned inwardly. She
convinced that it worse because he not
hers. To shut her little in dark closet and
then forget let him out would be bad enough. but
this was He might think-poor child, poor
child what might he and had he not right TO
think. Shut in there in that horrible dark-but Rod
ney would not be afraid she remembered proudly.
The darkness had for his stout little mind
He would only hate her-hate her. Her heart went
on ahead to open the door and take him in its
arms. In her and pity she failed herself
unrenittingly-had no mercy. Those sitting near her
wondered at her and glanced each other with looks
of suspicion.
She had not dared to look at her watch. but she
saw with renewed dismay that the full Of
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There really nothing to do but think of things.
The he thought Of now filed him with
strange feeling like being hungry expecting
anything to eat. 1t was secret between Rodney and
himself that he wanted to love Her and wanted Her
to love him. That was the difference between him
and Her. for of she didn't. Only owners prob
ably did.
She might open closet-doors then and say. GO in"
She might tell him and tell him how bad forgetting
was-She might bring him then and welcome.
Probably Morry Pennefeather liked to be brought up.
When his mother opened closet doors-perhaps then
there weren't any closet-doors!
Rachel Seymour went about her work with a
troubled face This thing that she had done was
very disturbing thing-she had never shut little
child in a closet before. She wished he would kick
and beat upon the door with angry fsts-woud call
out angry things. The utter silence almost alarmed
and wholly distressed her.
But he forgot again. His father would say I did
right, He can't keep disobeying'' she reasoned
but it did comfort her. She the piano
and played loud music to drown that little utter
silence upstairs.
Her boy, if she had one would kick and beat
and She smiled a little herself the
thought He would be a little forgotten too, but he
would not be self-contaned and silent like this little
boy that forgot and not hers. He would not look
up haunting disturbing look that
said things she could understand Her little
boy she would love down even to his little sins.
Il want to love Rodney" she said aloud and
drowned it in crash of chords She had always
wanted How did people go about loving silent
little boys who had be brought up? Why. when
people knotted little ties and brushed little coats did
it not come then? Rachel Seymour would have given
much to have felt glorious impulses to kiss the neck
and and eyes of the child upstairs-the rough
hair and the hollow of the little white throat But
being honest and never having been npeled she hao
never kissed. His father would have liked her to
would Rodney?
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he did know the name. only the essence OF part
nershp.
She nodded with quick understanding. 1t made
them co-sinners. Bending. she kissed his neck, his
ears his eyes-his rough hair and the hollow Of his
little white throat
But you have right-Rodney, don't you want to
put me in the closet? Now?-I'm ready"
"Oh. no-oh. no, indeed" He first little
startled then the mischief again You don't need to
be punished for such little thing me-"
The big clock appeared to be holding up It's hands
in vonderment at this thing that was going Then
tbs two Of them If they had listened. might have
heard the new thing it said:
Mother and-son! Mother and-son. Mother and
son"
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Copyright, 1908, by Thomas II. Mckee.

Copvioht 1908. By Thomas II. Mckee.
&C Y FORGOT" Rachel Seymour drearily
peated the stereotyped little excuse. and
Il patiently sighed. Patience the key
stone of the bridge that connected her
with the boy who forgot. She always
patient-and the boy always forgot He
stood gazing down at his stubbed little shoes.
Six short months ago Rodney had forgotten with
perfect impunity. but since the unooked-for advent
of this cleareyed it had been regarded
in the light of a sin to forget He had learned the
simple tenets of the code by heart: To forget to
tell the truth lie. To forget to obey was dis
obedence-those two led the little professional OF
sins Rodney had committed them an-unrestralned
before with a certain innocence of SHINING; guilty
souled now because he knew The patient woman
had told him. Her clear eyes on him now; he
could feel them though he would not look.
.It Is the third time to-day" she said slowly. She
need not have said it, since he knew already-and
three times yesterday and two the day before Mechan
,cally he reckoned plus three plus two Rodney
was good at adding things Eight considerable
many, he realized suddenly ashamed.
Rachel Seymour opened door and motioned grave
Iy. Without word the boy went in. Nothing like
this had ever happened to him before in his seven
years of experience
The shame swelling within his little breast was for
this now rather for his eight sins. but he made
no resistance all He scorned to resist little
clear-eyed woman person.
i've explained so often" YEARLY; now stay here
alone and try remember what I've said-r1ght here
alone with your poor little sins You are to stay I'LL
I come and open the door" She went away but
came back: Your father would approve of what am
doing" she said gently and went again
II was dark in the closet and the Sins crowded.
Rodney was afraid of the dark but he was afraid
of the Sins In here all together, like this-he had
never been shut up with them all before sngly and
with plenty of and light no one OF them had
ever dsmsyed him.
The Head Sin--the sin of forgetting-seemed to
come and sit asride his shoulder and whisper many
hissy prickly things in his
"She told you not to, an you went an olo! tne
Head Sin chanted
81 forgot"-Rodney hurried, then stopped. The
Head Sin laughed That's where I in" he
said II always come in"
81 hate you. Get off O my shoulder"
"You hate Her. too"
mo- Rodney little surprised when he heard
himself say 1t seemed queer to be saying it here,
and any way he had supposed that he did hate Her.
But he found himself going
mo, don't hate Her. only don't love Her There's
= difference between hating an don't-lovng."
hal
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You'll have to put him in the closet somettme!"
she said, and added: But you'll kiss him all over
when he out
DO you think I'll ever punish the little beloved"
the mother protested Never But I'll do the
kissing all over" She reached langud hand toward
the tiny creature in Rachel Seymours Another
caller crossed the and peered down into the
rosy dot of face and proddet the soft annels There
about the admirer a definite air OF
accustomedness that stamped her a mother of rosy
dots
Isn't he darling, Where's your little hannie
baby? I always want to get my finger into a baby's
hand and get it squeezed. It's the loveest feeling.
isn't It, Mrs. Seymour? Perhaps you'd think the
mother of four little squeezers would get used"
She stopped suddenly and held up her hand Her
vvacious face expressed dawnng panic A hre-alar'
was changing out its dire strokes.
"One, two three-one two three, four" she count
ed with terrible fascination The panic burst, full
fedged into her face "Thirty-four. That's our dis
trict! know our house is on fire and my blessed
babies burning up. I must rur-oh, why did 1
leave them with that terrible red-headed mad!'
No thought to smile at the time-worn imputa-
ton. The young mothers alarm too genuine;
she whitefaced with it. Rachel Seymour laid the
baby gently down and went to her. I'll go with
you" she said soothingly All thought of her rea-
son for getting back soon to her home swal-
lowed up in this little of borrowed excitement
out of mind it took its time back to
her
There was no fire no burned babies After her
exertion to keep up with the impetuous young mother
Rachel Seymour persuaded to stop and rest
little. Then, finding herself so near the shops she
concluded go and do few neglected errands.
The few multiplied She discovered besides that
eral nilliners were having openings. and what nor
NAL woman with no apparent reason why she should
not stop and feast her eyes lovely creations Of
lace and roses, ribbons and feathers-what woman
ever went by? Rachel Seymour fond of dainty
things She fingered among them enjoyingy while
the afternoon hours drifted by.
In the dark closet quite alone with the Sins, time
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dere was real trouble. From the depths of rather
Sore heart Rodney hesitaed to conhde in Sin,
even Head One She hated him. but he did not
want anyone else to find 1t out He was sure She
would never tell anyone. They had known each other
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did not come, He had gone to forbidden place ana
stayed a long time-that last sin he realized had
been long one. but as long as this. What If
She came and he stayed here always?-What if
his hair should become as white as snow.
The closet seemed to grow darker his crarped legs
more cramped. He tried counting and counted into
hundreds. He tried saying all the multiplication
bles he knew and that he did not He spelled
all his scant little repertory words and recited
aloud all his pieces. If he had been an imaginative
boy he might have found some measure Of consola
ton in making believe. but to Rodney only
realities occurred. The Sins seemed to shrve with
age and wither away and quaint fancy seized him
that he missed them Even Sins were company.
After great while came other sterner fancies The
voiced clock the other side the door began
tick of days instead of hours and minutes. When
it struck it struck year and he thought it tainted
him meanly; You never'n out-nevern come
out! First thing you know you'll die"
1t began feel like that. sudden fury took pos
session of Rodney and he screamed and beat the
door and kicked it with his numb little feet. The
little of Rachel Seymour could not have done
it better But nothing happened the.other side of
the door, except that clock tainted little
loudly Rodney sank down again the floor
The drowsiness that by and by Crapt over him he
understood 1t was-that He stretched his little
body out and folded his hands decently. When they
found him-when She came-he would look better
stretched out. with hands folded, he thought, A sad
exultation drifted mstily through his mind when he
thought of that moment and he wished he was going
to with Her to see how She looked That was
Just before he-died
In the silence the clock outside seemed to be
saying tender things in a whisper
Rachel Seymour had fallen in with another friend
at of the Openings" Together they went the
rounds of the decorated and came TO halt be
fore especially choice little creation OF the
frames. In the middle of a gentle rhapsody the
quaintanCe caught sight of a expression on
Rachel Seymour's face. 1t odd awakened ex-
preston that changed swiftly to utmost dsmay.
my dear! You not ill?"
I'm wicked" Rachel Seymour uttered with the
emphasis of conviction She caught the other womans
81 must go home at II had forgotten
something. If l can't get l think l shall run,
Good -bye-good-bye. She off without further
loss OF time On the she sat reviewing the awful
thing she had done. 1t grew steadily more awful
Had worna ever before done such thing?
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In the dark closet quite alone with the Sins time
draegcd tc Rodney. He began to wonder that She
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3u Grade getragcn. 1ic
9ccr0igltng Der ant Wittrpod) geltor-
bencn Sralt Gpa Gliinbetb Weisbroo
ion0 9cItcrn Hohnlittog pom Srnlter.
boltic, 9tr. 1109, 2enoenbnll-S traBe,
ans ltott. Cine grobe gn5obl 2eiO'
trugcnocr CAB Der Geritorbenen oas
8clcit 81 ibrer lebten Gubeitdtte ouf
Dem vSouoonsFor art 6rieobofe". Sicle
idouc @%Iumcultiide ihniidten oert
8r~nbesbilgcl. Yuitor i. Eb. Sennig.
bollien bon Der 0clltiden epangeliid.
liltberiihen ct. Stepbens.airde I'M.
tlrte I'M Srollcrballie uno am 8rabe.
glS observation-disclosures iungirten Die
Scrren $. Soinlan, &. glt. $. Ser
mann, $. Silbncr, ". @eoper lno
VI. &enidcn. 5rau @eisbrob lpuroe
am %. Ic5cntber 1919 in Der TGbe
bon Wurburg, Selicn, geboren. SIM
sitter BON % Sobren perbeirotbcte lie
lid nit Srn. Sobonn Gonroo Weis-
broO, Der ibr Dor II Sobren I'M SoOc
%pornnging. Sm Sabre 1850 nanoertc
ouS Gbcpanr nod An1crifa ans luto
nobm leinen @obniib in Baltimore.
81 Den Sintcrbliebenen 5dblen 5mei
S0bnc, Die Scrren Conrad uno Scirl.
rid Weisbroo, un0 cine Sodter, 6ralt
Catherine Sefert, ioluie II Gntel- II.
7 llrcnfelfinoer. Gle arrangements
Der 9eitottilng luoren bon Der Sirnla
Grneit S6lomon & Sobn bciorgt.
Erominentcr 6urmer &C..
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Gountp, Mo, lit Sr. Sobn i. eQiior,
81 Sabre alt. elmer Der angciebenlten
uno wobIbobenoitcn Sarnler oes
Gountus, geitorbcn. gr luar 0'itglieo
Der nGorinthion.Soge Nr. SO" oes
~Sr0cnS Der 6reimaurer". Gin Sobll,
pier (0dter uno 10 Gnfel trotern mn
ieiner 9obre.
Eerionol.N oti5 4. = 5rau 6.
i. 9uer BON Nr. 1904, ct. Yaulitra.
be, bat, trotoem lie ilber 20 Sabre alt
lit, Die Hciic bon Baltimore nod
Gcnper uno 5ltriid obnc oen gering.
item Nodtbeil fir lire @eiunobeit sll.
rildgele9t. Die Stretc betrug oeu
einen ySeg 1900 Weilen.
- Sror .. Stofer bon GER. 1911,
9toro GcgeiteritroBe, lit BON einem
Decentralization 9eirth in gmmitts-
burg, Gettysburg II. onoeren YlGten
in Eenniplponicu 5uriifaefebrt. Sbre
&elmfcbr ipnroc ieitlih begangen.
6rou Slider nidt NIT
Nopner SIT ommen. 9os
@crild)t, BOB iid) Die geibieoene lsrart
@nl. $. Slider bel @iliam 9. Han.
ner oltfb1lt, miro bon ben Nnaebori,
gen oes 2ettercn allf oos Gntidieoen.
lte bementirt.