GOING TO BOSTON.

"WHERE let's go to-day?" asked Elsie, as the three children ran out of

doors.

"Guess we'll go to Boston," answered Abe. And little Andy echoed,

"Boston--Boston to-day."

So all three ran to the trunk of a large tree, lying on the ground. Tip,

their dog, followed. They never went anywhere without Tip.

Andy held the whip, so he sat nearest the horse and drove. Careful Abe

sat next. He had to hold Andy for fear of a fall. Elsie had nothing else

to do so she held her hat up on a stick. "So folks'll see we're comin',"

she told Abe.

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