Find out their ways of living, and what they are going to do with their children, and help them to get situations for them if you can.

And be sure to remember that poverty does not always take away one's self-respect." "I will, I will," said Mrs.Montague, eagerly.

"When can you give me these addresses ?" Mrs.Morris smiled again, and, taking a piece of paper and a pencil from her work basket wrote a few lines and handed them to Mrs.Montague.
The lady got up to take her leave.

"And in regard to the dog," said Mrs.
Morris, following her to the door, "if you decide to allow Charlie to have one, you had better let him come in and have a talk with my boys about it.

They seem to know all the dogs that are for sale in the town." "Thank you; I shall be most happy to do so.