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one of the oldest students, who tbught he *auld have.
some fun at the next recreation. Accordin&, after
dinner he suspende$,the beads on a branch of a tree
and called out publicly: "Who .has lost his beads?"
No one expected an answer; but suddenly a yotlng
student went toward the tree and with his sword gently
caused the beads to drop into his hand. "They are
mine, sir," said he, "1 have lost 'them, and now I thank
you for the favor." iiBravo, young man," said a
grave mice from behind. They all turned in surprise;
it was the general himself, for whom they made room,
until he reached his young hero, whose hand he seized
warmly, saying: "Continue, my child; you have done
a noble action. Never fear; you will make your way."
From that day the young man was esteemed and loved
by all his comrades.
30, -What $lowers lnbfcate
HAVE always noticed that wherever you find flow-
1 ers, no matter whether in a garret or in a palace,
it is a pretty sure sign that there is an imer xtfinement
of which the world is not cognizant. I have seen flowers
cultivated and cherished by some of the lowest and
poorest of our people. Where these emblems of purity
are found, you may =st assured that they represent a
hope, and speak of a goodness of heart not to be found
where they are absent.
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with windows and one without ths: necessities. Pic-
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