...upon the book that iraa in her hand. The boy laid him•elf down on the sofa again, and hid limself from sight. " That's father, now ! " He started up, after the lapse of ten minutes, as lie sound of a bell reached his ears, ' ml went to the room door. He food there for...

...answered : "He'll bo sorry, not angry. Father never gets angry." For a few minutes the aunt looked at tho boy half curiously, and let her eyes fall again upon...started up after the lapse of nearly ten minutes, ns the sound of a bell reached his ear, and wont to the room door. He ttood there for a little while,...

...voice, answered — " He'll be sorry, not angry. Father never gets angry." For a few moments the aunt looked at the boy half curiously, and let her eyes...The boy laid himself down upon the sofa again, and Lid his face from sight. " That's father now!" He started up, after the lapse of nearly ten minutes,...

...voice, answered, " He '11 be sorry, not angry. Father never gets angry." For a few moments the aunt looked at the boy half curiously, and let her eyes...upon the sofa again, and hid his face from sight. " That 's father now!" He started up, after the lapse of nearly ten minutes, as the sound of a bell...

...of indignation in his voice, answered, — " He'll be sorry, not angry." For a few moments the aunt looked at the boy half curiously, and let her eyes...was in her hand. The boy laid himself down upon the eofa again, and hid his face from sight. "That's father, now!" He started up, and went to the roomdoor,...

...never gots augry." For a few moments tlio aunt looked nt the boy half-curiously, and let her eyes full again upon the book that was in her hand. The boy...bell reached his ears, and went to the room door. Ho stood thero for a little while, and then came slowly back, saying with a disappointed air, "It isn't...

...voice, answered : " He'll be sorry, not angry. Father never gets angry." For a few moments the aunt looked at the boy half curiously, and let her eyes...fall again upon the book that was in her hand. The b'jy laid himself down on the sofa again, and Lid himself from sight. "That's father, now?" He startled...

...Father never gets angry." For a few moments the aunt looked at the boy half curiously, and let her eyus fall again upon the book that was in her hand. The...sound of a bell reached his ears, and went to the room-door. He stood there for a little while, and then came slowly back, saying witli a disappointed...