166 May comes to the Rescue,

eicH aie head hat was hen matter
she began to cry, too; for ske never
thought her Johnny-boy would do
anything so bad. And when Johnny
had done crying himself,-and could
hear and see anything, he heard the
sound of May May’s sobs, and saw
the tears in his dear mammy’s eyes,
which made him begin to cry again,
and to feel himself the most miserable
little boy in the world.

Of course, he could not have any
sugar in his bread and milk that
morning ; and he knew that in the
evening his father must be told.
What else would happen to him he
could not tell; but, you see, this was

not a happy ey at all: but a very