I will tell your mamma she must not say it; for nobody can know so well as I do,and it is not true" "But they say," cried Connie, "that that is why she can't rest in her grave.

When I get home I mean to ask mamma and grandma to dress a beautiful doll, and I'll send it to Emily.

I found mamma in painful excitement.

I can't leave mamma alone in Washington with such grief preying upon her.

I know several mammas who followed all the course of their sons' studies when they were preparing their baccalaureat, even to writing the compositions.

O you dear, you dearest mamma.

But I must beg my dear mamma to excuse him, in consideration of the mass of business with which he is occupied, and also a little on account of his timidity and the embarrassed manner which is natural to him.

So they put on their caps, and having kissed their mamma, were soon on their way.

Then presently I took occasion to begin a little quarrel with her, and said, "I have got a mamma now, miss Frederica, as well as you, and I will go and tell her, and she will not let you play with my doll any longer than I please, because it is my own doll."

Tell the little boy to thank his mamma for letting Laura come over, and say that we will keep the dog with pleasure.

" "A tail?" exclaimed his mamma in great surprise, and she wondered if, after all, Buddy wasn't ill, for that was a very strange request.

Pen, although not aware of any lurking disease which was likely to endanger his life, yet kindly promised his mamma not to sit up reading too late of nights, and stuck to his word in this respect with a great deal more tenacity of resolution than he exhibited upon some other occasions, when perhaps he was a little remiss.

He had never called her mamma.

"You can purchase it on the morrow," replied her mamma.

how can I tell you of the long hours when we could not help our darlingof the dark night when, forbidden the room from the malignity of the case, we went to bed to coax mamma to do soof the grey February dawn when there came the words, "Our darling is quite well now"quite

"If Evadne is so anxious to work, why doesn't she come and help mamma and me?

As they reached it they saw their mamma and their Aunt Lolly out in the front yard, bringing in pots of flowers and vines.

He liked grapes very much and he only liked his mamma.

"But make haste, I shall gain mamma over in five minutes; and we must be quick, if we are to reach Uncle John's before tea-time.

It is so selfish in him, when he might be giving mamma and me some pleasurebut Louis never did think of anyone but himself.

None of his brothers or sisters was near him, and he could not hear his mamma or papa grunting near the feed trough.

He hurt my mamma.

'You may imagine how anxious she is.' 'Poor mamma!

The good boy lets mamma and aunty manage them still!

and what became of her husband?" "He is in society, caressed and [ ed?] on by the young girls of his set and I have seen a number of managing mammas to whom I have imagined he would not be an objectionable son-in-law.