Jimmy Boy
gone to a neighbor's to stay till their chimney sho
his hand on one of the ridge-poles. "And here's the p
ct like a gold watch. She took a wooden pencil from her pocket and scraped the earth with it; but only disturbed a few ants and beetles. If the watch had ever been dropped here, it cert
e ground at every
l over there. Did you go thr
amma, if I've lost that watch 'twill break my heart. But I'll pay papa for it, y
ong in the first place to take the watch from Lucy without his father's permission. He must be taught to respect other pe
ne; it shows a proper spirit. I agree with you that if the watch isn't found you
forth Jimmy. "I wish I was little like Edd
m, for he was so tired and miserable that he
turday; and though diligent search
sober he looks! Grandma Dunlee gave him that watch, J
ly touched from the first by his father's forbearance. "Mr, Pollard punished N
g enough already; he was learning a hard lesson, and perhaps would
very disconsolate, and Mr. Dunle
t, my son. And anyway, I know
ine about his head seemed almost like a halo, and the boy thought of t
d be cross as fury! I should shake my boy all to pieces if
appear. Everybody looked troubled. Edith walked abou
e while, but how can I be hap
d it?" returned Katharine with a mysteri
forgot to ask you, How do you l
oned as I can. I'm going to write Grandma Parlin this week
ting for her
hink you'll find
self, what I meant. I
has got it, or Chicken Littl
peak names in that way. Somebody stole it,
e" on two or three of the boys, and see if there was anything peculiar in their appearance. Should one of them blush or tu
found out
water?" The little teacher had always wished they would not do so, but how could she help it? It was "an old-fashioned school,"
is heart Nate was truly ashamed of himself, though he would not have owned it. There were five new scholars, and Katharine
uilty?" thought the little teacher watching him from under her eyebrows.
denly. Her voice startled hi
see you study
g much tanned; she could not be quite sure of the blush. But why d
said, "How still you are, darling
lose to his ear, "Henry." Now why should he jump and seem so confused unless
tter with you?" she as
r she liked the little fellow, and was
the matte
his wits, and stole a side glance at he
ing voice. "Don't whip me, teacher; and
rath, the little teacher nearly laughed aloud, Henry did
ing to punish you?" she asked as soon as she could
s ear alone, but he writhed un
on'-
Henry, if you've done something wrong
can
it you and Joseph Rolfe together? Pe
on'-
last F
on'-
tell me af
t with contending emotions he put h
ooking on from across the aisle, as if he wished ver
thought Kyzie, indignantly. "But I can't hurry about it;
trong sense of justice. She would say nothing yet to her father, for the boys might possibly
es, as they were all seated on the veranda after dinn
ing not to look too triumphant; "but I haven't fo
ing around with a roguish smile. "I see the Dunlee people are all here,
sked Mrs. Hale
we're looking for! The
asked the ladies again.
d Uncle James, lead
t Kyzie. "I suppose he was frighte
ncle James?" said Jimmy. "Why
I once knew a little boy who stole a chimney right off a ho
mber door. Stand behind me,
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