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"They make me miserable when they are at ho almost for the first time

"Don't see why they should," said Mr Soloue were a little mixed up with his supper "Why, they

don't coht be made such different boys if properly trained"

"They'll coht by and by, but for the present, Grant, you steer

clear of thes, or so arden now"

The supper was ended, and Mrs Solomon, in a very quiet, quick way,

cleared the cloth, and after she had done, placed a Bible on the table,

out of which Mr Solomon read a short chapter, and then shook hands with

ht, e to you now, and we're

not noisy jolly sort of people, but you're welcoet on"

"Yes," said Mrs Solomon in a very cold stern way that did not see and I'll show you your bed-room"

I followed her upstairs and into a little rooarden; and at the sight of the neat

little place, s upon

the drawers, the depression which kept hauntinglooked attractive--the clean white bed and its dainty

hangings, the blue ewer and basin on the washstand, the picture or two

on the wall, and the strips of light-coloured carpet on the white floor,