The Iron Rule by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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"I sent your father a note immediately," said the teacher, "telling him that you were not to blame." Andrew looked up quickly into his teacher's face, while a shadow fell upon his countenance. "You don't know whether he received it?" "No sir." The teacher called up another lad, and inquired if he had delivered the note given him at the dwelling of Mr. Howland, as directed. The boy replied that he had done so. "Very, well. You can take your seat." Then turning to Andrew, the teacher said-- "Was it about William Wilkins that your father sent for you?" "Yes, sir." "You told him how it was?" The boy was silent. "He didn't punish you, surely?" Tears trembled on the closing lashes of the injured child; but he |
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