. Ursula zu Hause. Rewas so viel, sie zu interessieren; Hütte ihr Papa sagte, thetime gekommen war, als sie gehen mußten, aber will zuerst Blick auf die Blumen, die Mamma in thevases angeordnet hat, und sehen, wie sie aussehen. Sie sehen sehr hübsch aus, Mama, niemand sonst hätte sie so schön aussehen lassen können. Ich versuchte, sie hübsch zu arrangieren, Ursula. Es war ein wenig bewölkt, als sie die Kirche betraten, aber sie waren ziemlich überrascht, als sie herauskamen, obwohl es stark regnete. Was sollen wir tun, Mama? Wir werden alle nass werden FNO, Ursula, Papa sagte vor unserer Abreise, dass es vielleicht regnen könnte, bevor wir nach Hause kamen, und er

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. Ursula at home . rewas so much to interest them ; hut their papa said thetime had come when they would have to go, but wewill first look at the flowers mamma has arranged in thevases, and see how they look. They look very pretty, mamma, no one else couldhave made them look so nice. I tried to arrange them pretty, Ursula.It was a little cloudy as they entered the church, but they were quite surprised when they came out tofind it was raining hard. What shall we do, mamma ? we shall all get wet fNo, Ursula, papa said before we left home that pos-sibly it might rain before we reached home, and he putfour water proofs under the seat so we will all be pro-tected, for papa has his under the front seat. Ediths isfor Elsie. You see what a little fore-thought will do, my daughter. One can not learn too young to bethoughtful in little things, but this might not haveproved a little thing, for if we had gotten wet, one, orthe other of us might have taken cold, and proved aserious thing. / YOKK LIBRARY LENOX DATIONS. PHEBE SCOTT. CHAPTER XIII. THE DRIVE HOME. After they had gone a little way they passed a littlegirl on the street walking, about ten years old. Mamma, did you see that little girl ? Yes, Ursula, I am very much afraid she villbe quitewet, if she has far to go.: I will take her in, if she will come with us, said thepapa. The carriage stopped, and presently the little girlcame along with a little basket in her hand. Whereare you going, little girl, to the village ? Near there, sir.: Then jump in here by me. This is a wide seat, andI can protect you from the rain with my water proofand rubber blanket. I am afraid you will get wet yourself. No, I wont, little one. Do you live in the village ? No, but I was visiting an aunt there, and she let mego out to pick some wild flowers, and I was in the woodsand did not know how far I had gone, until it com-menced to rain, and I thought I better get out of the 15 Ursula at Home. woods, on the road. It was so dark under the trees

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