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Rh thrown from his Hore, and thought pat all Recovery; nay, the Meenger aid, that he was eemingly dying, when he came away. Poor Sally was greatly ditreed, as indeed were all the School, for he dearly loved her Father, and Mrs. Two-Shoes and all the Children dearly loved her. It is generally aid, that we never know the real Value of our Parents or Friends till we have lot them; but poor Sally felt this by Affection, and her Mitres knew it by Experience. All the School were in Tears, and the Meenger was obliged to return; but before he went, Mrs. Two-Shoes, unknown to the Children, ordered Tom Pidgeon to go home with the Man, and bring a Letter to inform her how Mr. Jones, did. They et out together, and