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[Kempa H. <scr...@cs...>]

Ome straw.
When day light came they got up, and went on till they came to a town.
They had not gone down the first street, when they saw their own
milk-man. They ran to him at once: "Take us home," said they, "do take
us home."
The milk-man did take them home. When Mrs.
Lloyd saw them--when she knew that they were safe,
she could not speak a word, but her look told a great
deal--they _felt_ that look, and they all said, "We have done wrong,
but
we will try not to do wrong more."

THE SUN.
The sun is a large world of much more size and weight than the earth

and all the stars that move
round it. It is by its great weight that it draws them all to it, and
if they did
not move fast and far in a course that takes them from the sun, all
those stars that move round it with our world would be drawn to it in
a short time. No one knows of what the sun is made, nor how it is that
it gives so much heat and light; but most
wise men think that it is a world like

our own, where men can live, and not be burnt more than we are bu