GERTRUDE H. L.

We think your teacher would do well to let Cora and yourself sit farther

apart. Two little girls who can not be trusted to control themselves in

the class should be separated. But we are afraid that you do not

endeavor to do what you ought in this matter. For the credit of the

school and for your own honor, you should be above trifling in

school-hours; and if you would only think that if there is a time for

play, there is also a time for work, you would be able to behave better,

and win your teachers approval.

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