The Nursery, December 1877, Vol. Xxii. No. 6
The Nursery, December 1877, Vol. Xxii. No. 6
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Every Sunday morning, when the church-bell rang, Uncle George would lead Whitey out of his stall, harness him, drive himto church, and tie him in a certain shed, where he would stand quietlytill church was done.
After a while, Whitey grew so used to this weekly performance, that, when the bells rang, he would walk out of his stall, and wait to beharnessed. One Sunday morning, Old Whitey, on hearing the bells, walkedout of his stall as usual, and patiently waited for Uncle George. But ithappened... that uncle was sick that morning, and none of the family feltlike going to church.
I do not really know what Whitey's thoughts were; but I have no doubtthat they were something like this: "Well, well! I guess my master isnot going to church this morning; but that is no reason why I should notgo. I must go now, or I shall be late. " Whitey had waited so long, that he was rather late; but he joggedsteadily along to his post in the shed, and there took his stand, asusual.
As soon as old Mr. Lane, who sat in one of the back-pews and always cameout of church before anybody else, appeared at the door, Whitey startedfor home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every Sunday morning, when the church-bell rang, Uncle George would lead Whitey out of his stall, harness him, drive himto church, and tie him in a certain shed, where he would stand quietlytill church was done.
After a while, Whitey grew so used to this weekly performance, that, when the bells rang, he would walk out of his stall, and wait to beharnessed. One Sunday morning, Old Whitey, on hearing the bells, walkedout of his stall as usual, and patiently waited for Uncle George. But ithappened... that uncle was sick that morning, and none of the family feltlike going to church.
I do not really know what Whitey's thoughts were; but I have no doubtthat they were something like this: "Well, well! I guess my master isnot going to church this morning; but that is no reason why I should notgo. I must go now, or I shall be late. " Whitey had waited so long, that he was rather late; but he joggedsteadily along to his post in the shed, and there took his stand, asusual.
As soon as old Mr. Lane, who sat in one of the back-pews and always cameout of church before anybody else, appeared at the door, Whitey startedfor home.
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