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‘J will—I will go to-morrow,” I said.

‘‘ Better to-night,” replied my father.

I hesitated a little; but I got my hat
and mittens, and went over with my
father to Mr. Goodman’s. Daniel, who
felt as unhappy as I did, came into the
room where I was. I ran and.embraced
him. ‘O Daniel! forgive me!” I said.
‘‘T will never do so any more.”

At first he was not quite ready to
make up; but when I told him again
that I was sorry for what I had said, and
asked his forgiveness, and assured him
that if he forgave me, I would never do
SO any more, he was melted. There was
a whole deluge of tears shed on both