Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-05-30

whisper, Win one nanu on my DreaSt.
He turned the strings and played
the Fishers Hornpipe." what a rdmp
Of merry music filled the, house, II
had never heard the ike. and was soon
smiling at him as he played. His bow
and fHSers, flew. In the Wild frolic Of
the Devils Dream" It led me. out
of my sadness into world all new to
me. ..st a,,ai. ~ e,o, me-, ,s,.
snow. God bless your soul, ,boyi"' he
exclaimed. ,by4and by, as he put down.
his instrument. 1--WE shalllhave a good
time together--that we will. Not a 4
stroke O. work this dayi Come. 4 have
guide here that will take us down
I'd the land o. the fairies.",
= Then with his microscope he showed
ME Hate the wonder world Of HttIeness
Of which -Iohad no knowledge.'u to 81
''The microscope-is like the art O. the
teacher" he said, i've known a good
teacher to take a brain no bigger than
"a fiy's foot an make It. visibleDto the
naked. eyer - 80 ~ sges de,sA 4
One Of the children, OF which there
were four IN the Racket home, called
us to supper. Mrs. Hacket." d stout
woman with red and kindly face, sat
at one end OF the table. and between
them were the chiIdren--Mary. a pref
ty daughter of seventeen years !, Mag
gle. "A. six-year-old; !. Ruth, a delicate
girl of seven, and John, a noisy, red
faced boy of ave. The chairs were of
plain wood-like the kitchen chairs of
today. IN, the middle Of the table was
ah empty one-painted green. Before
he sat down Mr. Hacket put his hand
on the back Of this chair and said:
"A merry heart to you Michael
Henry ,r.i:e ~ Is. ~ u : ~.s !,
+ wondered at the. meaning of this.
but dared not to ask. The Oldest
daughter acted as a kind OF moderator
with the others. ~. 49,
"Mary is the constable Of this, houre.
With power to arrest and hale into
court for undue, haste or rebellion or
impoiiteness," Mr.. Racket explained.
II believe that Sally Dunkelberg is
your friend" he said to me presently.
Eyes. sir."lf answered. 81
IA finerslip Of girl that and born
scholar z saw you look at her as
the Persian looks at the rising sun"
I blpshed and Mary and her mother
and the boy John looked at me and ID
lfughed~s ~ ssi eqs,., .. ~ :,
.Pusr, pulcherrlme r MI. Hacket
exclaimed with kindly smile. s,44,.1.
Uncle Peabody woulde have called 1t
a "stout snag."eThe schoolmaster had
hauled itaout OF his brain very defelv'
and chucked 1t down before me In a
Kind OF Challenges y ,ssegsA - .ie q.
What does that meant" ! asked.
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Hold up W Aead. my brave. Lad, !"
re Went on: Ys'*e q perfect right 20
ike Sally II yeye heartto.
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eneEf pse e9a TOOK tne
green cnals .s !sa - sel sAcialln-
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| IneA ne nssednis wl1e ana saier
| -xeu wila rpse Oh Ef,hef We
pe all DAY In the STUDY must taAy
yaik q s9al& get an exaited aDde
peg. oo-ls Easy 3eesea +n-tae rae
gre w nIs, apuc1nea -esss- sneag
ql ais tees. ohiioren' Keep Aonr youns
friend happy here unftil cope back,
qn9 nina you nnr 1ofget' tne goo9
1eno" In tne green cnalr
| wary ne,peu ner inother WIN tns
qipes, wnlle ! SAT WIN BOOK py inc
frssioe. Soon MRS. aauket ana ing