Fred's mamma had trained him by
"example and precept" to be courteous,
and he seldom forgot the lesson, even
under very trying circumstances.
One afternoon a maiden aunt, who
was something of a trial to Fred, came
to the house while his mamma was
away and insisted on his rehearsing all
the new verses and songs he had learned
at kindergarten since her last visit.
lie went through his repertoire pa
tiently until he was quite tired, and
still his aunt demanded another and
another.
At last Fred said politely, but with
considerable firmness, 'Til do just thi3
one more, Aunt Lucretia, and then"
looking anxiously at the clock "I am
afraid you'll have to go, if you don't
want to lose your train !" Youth's
Companion.
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