. Poco aiutanti . l'ependenza, e come ha pensato più a questo, e altre questioni connesse con esso, si sono guariti solo più fermamente convincendo che qualsiasi dei suoi diritti che hanno trovato le dita dei piedi di altri diritti di popoli, erano solo torti sotto un nome falso. I ragazzi della sua scuola quasi tutti gli piacevano; si recava così tanto con tanta attenzione, che era voluto da entrambi i lati in tutti i thegames che ne avevano più di uno. Ma con tutto il suo amore per il divertimento, i ragazzi hanno subito scoperto che c'era qualche sorta di divertimento - o cosa lo chiamavano - per il quale era inutile chiedere il suo aiuto. La cavità di Sowhen venne, la mattina prima della chiusura della scuola

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. Little helpers . ependence, and as he thought more about that, and other matters connected with it, hegrew only the more firmly convincedthat any of his rights which trod uponthe toes of other peoples rights, were only wrongs under a false name. The boys at his school nearly all liked him; he went intothings so heartily, that he was wanted on both sides in all thegames that had more than one. But with all his love of fun, the boys soon found that there were some sorts of fun — or whatthey called so — for which it was useless to ask his help. Sowhen recess came, the morning before school closed for thesummer, a group of boys gathered in a corner of the playground, whispering together, and did not ask him to join them. Hefelt a little left out in the cold, for some of his best friends werein the group, but he was not naturally suspicious, and hismother had brought him up in a wholesome fear of imagininghimself injured or slighted. Always take good-will for granted, Johnny, she said to 61 LITTLE HELPERS.. him once, when he fancied himself neglected by somebody, at least until you have the mostpositive proof of ill-will. So he joined some of thesmaller boys, who did not seemto have been invited to the con-ference, and made them supreme-ly happy by getting up a gameof football. He had just parted from oneof the larger boys, on his way home from school that afternoon, and was near his gate, whena little fellow, the youngest of all his schoolmates, stuck hishead cautiously out of the nearly closed gate, and, after seeingthat the coast was clear, said in a mysterious whisper, — Hold on, Johnny, will you? Ive got something to tellyou, but if you ever say I told you, youll get me into the awful-lest scrape that ever was ! If little Jamie Hughes had been talking to anybody butJohnny, he would have exacted a very solemn indeed anddouble deed and upon my sacred honor Ill never tell! But the boys all felt very sure, by this time, that Johnnywould not do them an ill-turn, no m

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