Brigham City Bugler | 1891-08-01 | Page 2 | What She Learned

What She Learned. A college friend of mine has n bright little sister iu Koxbury, who will be five her next birthday, and ho never tires of relating re-lating the cute sayings and doings of the little miss. The latest bit of anecdote la too good to be lost to the society end of Harvard, aud I will relate the story as I remember it. On a recent fine Sabbath afternoon little Edith teased to go to Sunday Sun-day school to learn "somethin' aliout Dod," as she expressed it. So ahe was duly sent by the maid. Upon reaching home the little lit-tle tot would talk of nothing but Sunday school and the man In the nightdress and the angels. "But what did you learnT" Inquired her brother. "Didn't they teach you soma little lit-tle verse of Scripture to repeat F" ) "Yes," said the little ijirL "And what was itt" For a minute the great blue eyes looked . wonderingly in the questioner's face and then she slowly said: "The Lord is my chaperon, I shall not want." Boston Budget.