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Rh Pidgeon was lot, and the Concern the Children were under for Mr. Jones and little Sally was in ome Meaure diverted, and Part of their Attention turned after Tom, who was a great Favourite, and conequently much bewailed. Mrs. Margery, who knew the great Ue and Neceity of teaching Children to ubmit chearfully to the Will of Providence, bid them wipe away their Tears, and then kiing Sally you mut be a good Girl, ays me, and depend upon Almighty for his Bleing and Protection; for he is a Father to the Fathtrles, and defender to all thoe who put their Trut in him. She then told them a Story. which I hall relate in as few Words as polble. Rh