A Peep Behind the Scenes by Mrs O. F. Walton
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'Telling Him what, my dear?'
'Just telling Him that you and me want seeking and finding.' 'I don't know, Rosalie; you can try,' said her mother sadly. 'Please, Good Shepherd,' said Rosalie, looking up at the stars, 'come and seek me and mammie, and find us very quick, and carry us very safe, like the lamb in the picture.' 'Will that do, mammie?' said Rosalie. 'Yes,' said her mother, 'I suppose so.' Then Rosalie was still again, looking at the stars; but a sudden thought seized her. 'Mammie, ought I to have said amen?' 'Why, Rosalie?' 'I heard the people at church say it. Will it do any good without amen?' 'Oh, I don't think it matters much,' said her mother; 'you can say it now, if you like.' 'Amen, amen,' said Rosalie, looking at the stars again. But just then voices were heard in the distance, and Rosalie saw her father and the men crossing the dark common, and coming in the direction of the |
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