WILLIAM HENRY.

P. S. I want to tell that when I was at Dorry’s I let a little vase fall

down and break. I didn’t think it was so rotten. I felt sorry; but

didn’t say so; I didn’t know how to say it very well. I wish grown-up

folks would know that boys feel sorry very often when they don’t say

so, and sometimes they think about doing right, too. And mean to, but

don’t tell of it. Next time I shall tell about Bubby Short and me going

to ride in Gapper’s donkey-cart. He’s going to lend it to us. I should

like to buy them a new vase.

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