40 THE FIRST GLASS OF WINE3

 

 

morrow’s dinuer,’ said the poor woman. = ~~

‘ We shall need it more then; I guess some_ -

of this ham and bread and butter will do
well enough for to-night.’ _ :
ee] guess it will, indeed,’ said the eldest
girl, eyeing it wistfully; ‘but you had
better let me make you a cup of tea,
mother, for you are shivering with the
cold.’ — | |
‘¢ The tea was made, the mother asked a
blessing, and then that poor family enjoyed
for a are time in some oe a hearty
meal. | |
‘©* How good this: is!’ said the tess
smacking his lips. < I only wish that lady
knew how much better I feel for this “re |
she has sent me.’
*** Don’t forget. to thank God this Set

before you sleep, that he has sent me so kind |