HOW MAGGIE FELT.
1 To'A ought to have soon me,” said the vivacious young lady to the new minister ; “ I’d just got the skates on
and made a start, wffi.n I came down j on my —” | “ Maggie !” said her mother. “ What? Oh, it was funny! Guo skate went One way, and the other t’other; and down I came on my —” “ Margaret!” reprovingly spoke her* father, y; i' “ Well, What ? They scooted from under'rao, and down I came on my—” “Margaret!” yelled both her parents, “ On my little brother, who bad me by the hand, and like to have smashed him. Now what’s the matter?” The girl’s mother emerge! from behind tho coffee pot, a sigh of relief escaped from tho minister, and the old gentleman turned the conversat ion into a political channel ■ -
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Western Star, Issue 1577, 8 July 1891, Page 4
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133HOW MAGGIE FELT. Western Star, Issue 1577, 8 July 1891, Page 4
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