His father looked at his watch, and said--

“Your star did not come to his time. It was four minutes to seven

o’clock when he appeared, and that is four minutes too soon.

How is that, father? I must ask you, for it is of no use asking the

star.

Perhaps you will still wonder when I tell you that to-morrow evening it

will be eight minutes to seven before it gets up at this place.

Why, this is like the sun among the stars--always getting out of his

place. But the sun gets right after a year.

Do you think our star will ever get right--so as to rise at seven some

other evening?

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