Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28

days came. IN.
But in less than 4 mcn
ister-father began his pIs,S
ne said Amen" Prudehce
feet and halfway upstaira
others were fairly risen
gazing intently out Of ~
a moment, and then weat
barn to see if the horse v,s.
eating. Mr.. Starr walked
soberly cut the front doct. s,l
the house. He ran into lSIss s
out the kitchen door, and a.
quickly at each other. s:s|
"Hurry, papa" she vhfn
can't hold in much lons,fl
can IT. Hal.
Auu tosetner, Choking
ter, they hurried into is
gave full vent to their iealI
So it was that the twin, =
were alone for a while.
you did a pretty good f
said Carol approvingly.
Eyes, I think l did mynsl IS
.complacent answer. aBut /
to put in, Keep us as thA
eye, hold US in the hollow &
and I forgot it until / bad
! had a notion to put ID &
but l believe that isn't a.
"Never mind" said Capci
that in mine, tomorrow !. b
It cannot be said that u
family worship was 4 ~,
The twins were invariably u
cut and dried. They thankf
for the beautiful morslne
friends. for health, and faalls
sonage. Connie always nm
fences extracted from W
others she had often head
time with nearly disastrouo
But later on the morais
went better. The prayers 4
dren changed-became MAJ
less flowery. They remes &
when they knelt they x111
feet Of God, and speak,ae
him. 3]|
The family had been ID III
s0nage only three weeks 4
iting minister called on tka
about ten minutes before
con hour at the time 4
Mr.. Starr was in the coualt 4
SO the girls received III
was an unfortunate day ~ f
Fairy had been at COLE V
and Prudence had been II
the attic, getting 1t RID r.
day and winter playIp
younger girls. She w
tired. "a!
The luncheon hour alfiyl
girls came In from school
up and away again sun
young minister sat dlseol1
serious topics with the 4
dence-and In spite Of du
spiration, she was good Oh
Rev. Mr.. Morgan realile1
could not tear himself 1SN
Prudence sighed. IS.
do you like sweet con-
CANT" y
This was entirely out
their conversation, and ~ Il
he faltered. "Sweet corr? Nh
Eyes, roasting earA N
cooked on the cob"
Then he smiled. aOh IN
Very much" he said.
"Well," she began be-
rather drearily, Il was bgl !|
ing and did not prepare -
!, con. We are very fond q
and l cooked an enormous
that's all we have for lunc
corn and butter. We hal
bread, because ! am going u
, afternoon, and we never
sweet corn, anyhow. Nov,
to eat sweet corn ana d!
canned peaches, we'd just
you stay for luncheon W. -
;, Rev. Mr.. Morgan was -
,, said so. So Prudence T. g.
, kitchen, opened the peae1e
> and fished out a clean -
|. guest. Then they gata(
: table, five girls and ~
lister. It was really : q
that table. In the cent?
> vase Of goldenrod. 0nfs II!
the vase was q great Play
with sweet corn, on ~ : {
the table were six plate y -
= essary silverware, and z ..s.|
!. ter for each. Thefe ~
. dish Of peaches at e1a r.
\ individual plate Of bstte
= all-except the napkins
made no apologies 30
: ter Of the parsonage ~ y
= MI. Morgan to bic plaee ! H.
and sweetly as though ~ b.
ing him in to . tweat
banquet. u
: @will you return maas y
GAM" she said
And the girls boweo ~
% Rev. Mr.. Morgan clear ri
n and began: "Our Father -
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