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rankie to draw one like it. Frankie was delighted, and said, "This dog is like Ponto, only that it has a short tail instead of a long one." Miss Grant then cut a paper doll for Hitty, and afterward one for Nelly. She made paper dresses, and aprons, and capes, and paper hats for their heads; and was so much engaged when she saw how delighted the children were, that she forgot she was teaching school, and never rang the bell for the close of recess for more than an hour. They all laughed merrily, and Frankie, clapping his hands, said, "I like rainy days best of all!" After recess, Miss Grant gave the children a lesson in geography, and then related a story of a boy, named Charles Huntington, who, by his honesty, uprightness, and faithfulness to his employer, became a great and good man. Having gained wealth, he gave freely of it to the poor and needy, and, after a long life of happiness and usefulness, died lamented by all who knew him. Frankie listened attentively to the story, and then said, "I'm going to ask God to help me be like Mr. Charles Huntington." And here we must leave our young friend, with the hope that the promise of early youth was verified in his manhood; that the seed sown in his young and tender heart, and watered by his mother's tearful prayers, sprang up and bore abundant fruit. As for his cousin Nelly, she continued with her aunt for many years, until her mother died, when she returned home to comfort and bless her father, and help train her little brother as she had herself been taught by her kind friends. She always entertained for Frankie the deep affection of a sister; and when he graduated from college with the first honors of his class, no one rejoiced or felt more proud of his success than his cousin Nelly. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. The quotation marks around the poem on pages 79-81 was not repaired as the author's intent could not be ascertained. The marks were left as printed. End of Project Gutenberg's Little Frankie at School, by Madeline Leslie *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK LITTLE FRANKIE AT SCHOOL *** ***** This file should be named 33523.txt or 33523.zip ***** This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: http://www.gutenberg.org/3/3/5/2/33523/ Produced by Emmy and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This fi
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