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gentleentleman patted David's head and said: "And what do you think of foreign missions, my little boy?"

David did not answer, but he e white

hand

"You were very good and quiet," said the talking gentleman "I saw

you, down in the peith Dr Lavendar And I was very much

complimented; you never went to sleep" "I couldn't," said David,

briefly; "the seats are too hard" The talking gentleht Dr Lavendar skipped with his

eye;--at any rate, he laughed

"They don't always tell us why they keep awake," he said And the

talking gentleh anytiain They went to see Liberty Bell; then they had

supper at aas a church! "Ice-

creaested a waiter, and David said "Yes!" Dr Lavendar

looked doubtful, but David had no doubts Yet, half-way through that

pink and white and brown hed, and opened

and shut his eyes as if greatly fatigued