It Is n farm sc<«te, picture of life in
the country. No artist with his pencils
and brushes, no novelist with his pen, no
master <»f any language with his rich storo
of Looks and his accomplishments if verbal
expression—none of them ev«»i faintly do
justice to tho occasion, and illustrate by
sketch or painting, fn written or verbal
language the contentment, tho tranquil
p.-m e, the beautiful Jove that crowns tho
picture of u home so sweet and lovely.
Life In tho country! Life on tlio farm!
It is what wo snake it. Love to all aid
Aunt Susia
Fannie Leia Seale. Chappelle, Ala.—Dear
Junior: Fleaso admit a little girl into
your charming circle. papa takes The
Weekly Constitution. 1 love to read the
cousins’ letters. I havo two little broth
ers and one little sister. I have never been
to school. Mamina teaches me at home.
1 study tho third reader, spelling, writing
and arithmetic. We all s<* to Sunday
school. I love my good, kind teacher very
much. Wo live one mile from tho church—
Chappelle, named from one of our beloved
ministers. 1 think, like Fannie Lurzenby.
that little girls should learn to sew. 1 am
piecing a. quilt. I am going <o learn to
row on tho machine so tlia.t 1 can help
mamma. 1 will be nine years old next
July. If I see this in print 1 will write
again. Best wishes to Aunt Susie and tho
cousins.
