Oh yes, sir, I understand it!" "Then perhaps you may want to help provide for the instruction of the colored race as well as of the Indians ?" "Yes, sir, I would like to.

I hope the thousand dollars may be enough to help the work for both." "I think it will; that your mother will be satisfied to have you divide it into two or more portions, that several good objects may receive some aid from it." "Will you, mamma ?" asked Walter, turning to her.
"Yes, I think it would perhaps be the wisest way." "And besides," said Rosie, "mamma is going to give us young ones a chance to earn money for benevolence by paying us for good behavior.

I know we ought to be good without other reward than that of a good conscience, but I'm quite delighted with the plan for all that." "I too," said Walter, looking greatly pleased.
"Thank you, mamma dear.

How much is it you're going to give us ?" "Twenty-five cents for every day on which I have no occasion to find fault with either your conduct or recitations." "A new idea, daughter, isn't it ?" queried Mr.Dinsmore.
"Yes, sir; and not original.

I learned at Woodburn to-day, that the captain was going to try the plan with his children.