unsuitable, she will, if she is a Christian mother, kindly advise her
daughter accordingly.

You may not always know, girls, just what is right or what is
wrong,--for you are yet young and inexperienced. You can not be blamed
for making little mistakes, but you will not be likely to go very far
wrong, if from the first, you have no secrets from your mother.

To thy father and thy mother Honor, love, and reverence pay; This
command, before all other, Must a Christian child obey.

Help me, Lord, in this sweet duty; Guide me in Thy steps divine; Show me
all the joy and beauty Of obedience such as thine.

Teach me how to please and gladden Those who toil and care for me; Many
a grief their heart must sadden, Let me still their comfort be.




[Illustration]

THEY TOOK ME IN

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"Who is she?"

"Couldn't say. She is a stranger here, I think."