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GIVING TO THE SABBATH-SCHOOL LIBRARY. 55
particular attention to it. " Far-fetched and
dear-bought," as you know, in books as in
many other things, are most apt to be highly
valued.
" These books," said Mrs. Williams to herself,
" might as well be disposed of as remain in the
attic, where they are of no possible service to
anybody." So she went and brought down a
couple of them, and said to Henry, " Do you not
think Mr. A., the superintendent
school, would like to have one of these
of the Sabbath
books in
the library? He has none of the kind, I be
lieve."
Henry just looked it over, and then said,
" Yes, mother, I know he would like it. We
have no such book in the library." He forgot,
for the moment, that it was a work written by