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Show No Moro Questions. It is very pleasant for the little people when mamma, or auntie, or a "great deal older" sister remembers how impatient im-patient she herself used to feel when forced to wait for some expected pleasure. pleas-ure. Six-year-old Nell had been promised a walk with her Aunt Mary ono afternoon, and was ready to start as soon as the mid-day dinner was over. As the snn was very hot Aunt Mary preferred to wait awhile. At least once every ten minutes she was confronted by Nell, hat in hand. "Aren't we going now, Aunt Mury? Oh, dear! When are we going?" At last, quite tired out, Aunt Mary 6aid, "Nell Osgood, if you ask me again I shall not take you at all! When I am ready to 6tart I'll call you." Nell vanished, disconsolate, but reappeared reap-peared at the end of the customary ten minutes. Sticking her head just inside the door she said softly to her mother, who was sitting in the room, "Mamma, did I hear Aunt Mary say, 'Nell Ozzer, come on? "Youth's Companion. |