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Once she sat looking far across the beautiful lake with such an

expression on her face that Mrs Jardine said to her: "What are

you thinking of,of what a wonderful

school I shall teach this winter"

"Tell me what you mean," said Mrs Jardine

"Why, with even a month of this, I shall have riches stored for

every day of the year," said Kate "None of my pupils ever saw a

lake, that I know of I shall tell the

water, its rocky, shady, sandy shore lines; of the rowboats and

steam-boats, and the people froo back, I can tell them of wonderful lectures, concerts,

educational deet ht my pupils with

just you"

"In ay?" asked Mrs Jardine

"Oh, I shall tell the Froirls to be siifts of God thankfully,

reverently, yet with self-respect From you I can tell them what

really fine fabrics are, and about laces, and linens When the

subjects arise, as they always do in teaching, I shall describe

each ring you wear, each cos you travel with To teachtask; but it is alo into life a gentler, daintier

woman,