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HE GETS EXCUSED FROM LABOR. 27 the plan ; there would have been great joy on the part of the father, and a willingness to help him on all he could. But boys are not always wise, and they are very often diffident. Henry, though he had good intentions, was sometimes culpable in both these particulars. He did not venture openly to consult his father, but conferred with his mother. He wished to be excused from labor on his birthday. She told his father. He only laughed at the proposal ; but when he came to know, in part, the reason, he gave his most hearty consent. Children are fond of new things, as everybody knows : Henry was peculiarly so. He was, in deed, as I have said already, in favor of his father's plan of giving instead of receiving; for he had heard his father converse on the subject
28 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. till he saw through it nearly as well as he did. But even had it possessed no merit but that of novelty, it would have commanded his heart for one day. He made what preparation he could in the evening, and took care to leave his work in the garden in such a condition that nothing would suffer by his absence for one day. Some boys would not have thought of this : anxious to get their own turn served, they would care little what became of the field and garden afterward till compelled to return to them.
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Page 21 and 22: 22 HENEY'S BIRTHDAY. truly bound to
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78 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. which had natu
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84 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. The old man wa
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88 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. in washing the
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90 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. Henry asked ho
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92 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. CHAPTER XIV. G
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94 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. Henry had not
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96 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. thickly-settle
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98 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. the appearance
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100 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. " An honest J
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104 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. and Mr. and M
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106 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. CHAPTER XVI.
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108 HENKY'S BIRTHDAY. of such a soi
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110 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. suppose we ha
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112 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Starr wo
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116 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. conversation
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118 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. The excuse fo
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120 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. him once more
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122 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. Henry was unw
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124 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. very day that
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126 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. " But I know
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128 HENRT'S BIRTHDAY. " I have a pa
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130 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. CHAPTER XIX.
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132 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. " I could fee
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134 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. floor, for Mr
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136 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. As I was goin
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138 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. revel in it ;
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140 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. After supper
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142 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. " 0 yes," sai
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144 HENBY'S BIRTHDAY. were over; bu
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148 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. visit to Mrs.
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152 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. world. They a
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156 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. home or abroa
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158 HENRY'S BIRTHDAY. — will cont
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