The Renowned History of Little Goody Two Shoes

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11TTLE GOODY

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COMMONLY 'CALLED OLD GOODY

INTRODUCTION

T\vo-Si:cEs.

:

By

;i.

>*% that

T%?o

b..

ALLtheWori her real Natnr,

Name

No

;

was MEANV^ELL

j

wasfor mtny jei^s

a

Ftr
pa?i&

in

MARGERY

the

.9H^* v?i

w*s born

i

w^

b-.it

cci;fwt:^Ki

!

HISTORY OF sa

'

which he met with

in bufiaefs, and the wicked per-

iscution of SIR

TIMOTHY GRIPE

and an over-grown Farmer ealikd GRASPALL, be was effedwally ruined. The c*ie was thus.

of

MCULDWELL,

lived,

ne panflj they ages been let 1

where

had for many

MANQR,

into lord of the in which Farms, different twelve the Tenants lived comfortable,

b/

ib'2

and brought up Urge families, careful? fuppoittd the poor people who laboured (or them ; until the eftzte by rnarriaff, and by death ctme !sio ihc bands of

SiR

TIMOTHY. Thit

GOODY TWO. SHOES. Thfs Gentleman,

..

who

$

lovsd

feimfclf bettei than ill his neighbours, thought it icfs trouble to writt one receipt for his Rent

thin twelve, and Farmer

ALL, Farms

GRASP-

offering to take all as the Leaks expired,

TIMQTHT

the

SIR

agreed with him, ft&d

in

procefs of time he was peffified of every Farm, but that

occupied by little Father ; which be >for as

Mr*

MARGERY'S alfo

wanted

;

MEANWELL was

a charitable good Man, he fbcd P fr the Poor at the parrih Meetings, and was unwiiitng to bare them opprefTed by Sir f IMOI

and

this avaricious

Farms r.

The

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The oppofition which little MARGERY'* ftther made to this mm'* tyranny, gavt offence to Su TIMOTHY, who endeavoured to force him oui of his

Farm

;

>

and

to oblige him to throw up the isjfe, oidcrcd both a brick-kiln stud a dog-ktnnci to be creded in (he farmer's orchard. This was

nd a fuit wai which Margerys father tee the better. The fame f fuit WAS again committed three different times and as many action* brought, trail of which the farmer h;i a vardid and cofts p&id

contrary to

commenced

Uw, in

i

him

but notwitbftanding thefc ; dvantag<s } the law was fo cxruined in the

GOODY TWO-SHOES,

7

she conteft, and obliged to give up all he had to his creditors; which ffFtdutlly infwfirtd the purpofe of SIR TIMOTHY, who

crcdcd thofc nuifances in the farmer's orchatcl with that iatentien

At foon as MR. MEANWUL bad called together his creditors, SIR

TIMOTHY feized

focaycai't

rent, and turned the farmer, his

wife, little MARGERY, and htc brother out of doors, without any of the eecfiTftriei of ttfe to fupport

(bra*

A

4

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S

MARGERY'S

father flew info another parifh %'r fuccour, and' all thofe who were able ta more th*ir

left

dwellings and (ought

employment elfewherf,

as

they

found it wci^d be iaipoffiblc to the tyranny of two live under Tht fuch people. old, the very ]in> and the biiad wire obligcd to fhy behind, and whether they were ftarvd, or what became of them, hiftory does not fay,

my

CHAP. How

I.

and about Little Margery and her Brother.

A

R E and difcantent fhortned the <&ys of Littlt FAher*

He

was forced

GOODY TWO-SHOES,

g

forced ftotn hia family, and feized with t voilfnt fsvtr in a p'fect

whcr* Dr. JAMES'S pcwdcr was r.oi to be had, tnd v/tcre he died

MARGERY'S

poor

mother furvi?ed the husband but a fsw days, srd of abroksn hesit, leivin GHRY and b$r Uttle bratber ta 1

(hi

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io

the wide world

man,

it

j

but, poor

wo-

would have melted your

have feen bow frequently (he hcavtd up her bead, while ihe Uy fpKchicfs, to fu'vey with langui&ing looks her little orphans, as much as to fay, Do TOMMY, fceart to

MAS.GSRY, come with me, Tbey cried, poor things, and file

tfo

5 tad I hope happy. It would hive excited your pity, aad b&ve done your bsart

iightd s.way her foul is

,

to havtfffsn hu?/

(Qd

thefc

iWO

GOODY TWO -SHOES, n ones ware of each othsr, , they ted about. B^Pra Tee them.

two

little

and how, bind in hint

1

They were

both hsd two fhses, but MARGERY had but ore. They bad no:h ng, tb'.pgs, poor

TOMMY

thsm (net b?in?*a psrifl)) but what thiy

fo fupport

own

their

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from the hedges, or gt from thepoor people, and they lay ifid

barn. Their reno notice ef thsm ; ro, the? were rich, and ashamed

very night

in 2

lations took

oownfuch cirC?

a

p:or

little

ragged and fuch a

MARGERY,

as

girl

little

TOMMY.

curi-patsd

Our

boy as and

relations

fddcm take notice of us ^e arc poor ; bu* as we

friends

Tfhen

pjow ifj^s

rich tncy

will -

love coacjr

nbcy do ;"iici

grow fend.

GOD

wicked

And

while better than

alwiycbe the

cafe,

But Alcnlgbty. who love no-

fo'ks,

thing but money, and are proud ad cifpife the peor, nevsr corns to *ny ^cod ia the cad, as we. fhal! Tee

by and by.

CHAP.

GOODY TWO Haw ;

was

c!efg}-man>

*here born

;

little

II.

and about Mr. Smith*

M SMITHwho K

SHOES. 13

CHAP.

*

MARGERY

a

very worthy in the paiiih

lived

and

TOMMY

and having a relation come

Mm, who

wa

* charitable

good

feat for thefe children to him.

man of to

oidercd Little

MARGERY

were

in to fee

mn,

h

The gentlea new pair

SMITH fome MONEY CLOATHS and ftid TOMMY and make him 4

SHOES, gave Mr. bur her Tome

he woald take

;

liufc

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and accordingly had and m*tt for him ?n *hich he now appean. Pray look at title

SAILOR;

TROWSES

TAI.KET '

r.

p

i

A'

-he

'

g'nt'f man intended

ond tak 1U

iu .>.r

:

p^rr of

a

little

TOMMY

know more by

pioprr time ptefenl hti

hifte.'jr,

his tra-

re?.

-ra .

i;

Y

cjisd,

thefe

fwo JittJechnand cried,

TOMMY

and they kilTed each othtr

aa

GOODY TWO

SHOES.

15

n hundred tinus. At l.ir TOM.M wiped off her teari with ths end o? .i\i her no moie, t*t ani bid JACK FT, cry .

that he wcu'd

come

to

bzr a nn,

However

returned fron fea.

-

.

the gentleman would no rake leave ot each c;h TOMMY hs ihoald tide out vi erme back at n'ght. V fa land,

them

lit

\s

to

MARGERY

giew vry

btother, and atitr

SMITH fcd.

would

ict

;i

4.n>

iio^ u^

hcr

L-

j; ,'<~^-.

>

i6

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CHAP.

III.

Jittie MARGERY obtained name of GOOBY TWO-

Ho-# the

and what happened

SHOES,

in the Pififh.

AS

foon si

up

got

v

ui

*3

MARGERY

little

Che

in

the viiligf,

ether

rd

;

morning,

early, (be tan

vtry

tnd

**ttr

crying for ktn time

grtatly diftriisd. HowiDfhnt, the flioc-

at thii

very opportunely ca&e ia s

beep

(hoci, far

-BIS a Cured

by

which ihs had the

gtrule-

or-p'a order.

Nothing could have fupportcd litcic

MARGIRY

under the

tffi-.c-

GOODY TWO-SHOES,

17

io for the loft of her but the pletfure fhe She tan io her two (hoes.

ticn (bt

was

tbrathcr,

Uok

cmttoMre. SMITH

as

Uon

ss

they were put on, and ilcoking down br ragged *pron

cried out

(hacJ.

two (hoJ 3 Mzmr,

Ana

(o fh*

fee

behaved to

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iS to

the people (he

e4l

tfcat

ra- 1,

and by

means obtained the name

GOODY TWO-SHOES,

of

though her

playmatci callcc her Old

GOCDY

TWO-SHOES. Little i.i

Margery was very hzppy

b-ing with

vb

were

Mr. and

very

ivhs.SfuUh,

and

charitable

o bcr, and bad agreed to bfced h^r up with their family ; r but at foon as th^-t tyrant the

feed

Pjfife, \hatGrafpali, heard of her c^r, be applied to L

and tbrcatned to induce Ms tyibes if be kept bcr ; tnd after thtt he fpoke to S r Timotuy, mi:;j,

Who

feat

Mr. Smith, by

b<s

diisft!/

a psrenipto-y

Urvanr, tat be YVUbou; fai!,icr.d

G OODY TWO-SHOES, MEANWELL'I

19

bt kt pt by ber tehtioni, and not harbour her in the parifli. Thii ?o dift retted Mr. SMITH, thit he (hd teirs, tnd cried, LORD have mercy on (ht ponr back

girl ta

I

The

praytr ot the righteous fly reach ur ^ ihe Upirardi, tnd 1

throne of hcaren, as will be in tbf Uquel.

MRJ.

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MRS. SMITH was

atto greatly

concerned it being thus obliged to difcard poor Ijttlt MARGERY. She kifled her and cried ; at a)fa

didMr. SMITH ; but they were obliged ft fend her away ; for the people who had ruined her father, could it any time have ruined them*

CHAP,

-

GOODY TWO

SHOES.

CHAP. MARGERY

Haw

little

21

IV. learned

te rtid, and by Degrees taught

other*

GERY

MAR-

LITTLEhow good and

SMITH (big

faw

bow Mr.

wife

was, and ctocludcd, that

wat owing to

ing, therefore (he

bis grcit isarn-

wantsd cf

all

22

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thing* to tctrn to read. For thii puopafe foe ufed to meet the little Boyi and Girls ai they came from School, borrow tbeir books, and fit down and read till they returned: By thii mcEns (he foen 0t more learning than any of her play-mates, and hid the follow-

ing (chctnc for inftru$ing thefe who were tnor ignorant than herftif. She found that only the following letters were required the words in the rpcil all

to

world

;

but

as

feme of

thsfe let-

and fosse fma'i, fhc with ber knife cut out of fevtral pieces of wood ten (ets of each

ters are large

of (befe

:

abcdefghijklmnopqr f

s t

u v

wxy

2,

And

.

GOODY TWO-SHOES.

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And fix fsts of thife AHCDEFGHIJ KL NOP S T U V :

W

dR

M

X YZ.

And having

jot in old Sptl^cgBaok, (he made her companion* fet up -A\ the words they *anud to fpcil, &nd alter that (he ttught to coro.pofe fcfitcacci. know what a (cnttncc it, a:y

them

dar

'

;

i

good," u a

will b

'ftntcncc jiad iimad up, as ;cu fs*, of ftvcnl froidi. ^ Tfa* ufual inner ol fpcli;

m

on the gstnt , as th;/ wsi this Suppou

c; cairying
Wi;rd

pho

:

to bs PiuoOb-pudding cxn fup^oic a bsttsr)

(^.-..d

ti.t

ctildun

a4

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children were placed

in a circls

and the firft brought th letter ? the ntxt i, (he next u, the next n) c and (o on ci!l tbs whole fpelt ; and if any one broujbt a vrtong Uttcr> he wai Co pay * tint or pUy no more. Tbis wn at
basket*

n

you

fee

in

the Pr !ntc

I

cnc

'OOODY TWO-SHOES

loace went htr rounds with was highly direrted, as you mty be, if you plctfc to look her, ind

into the ntxt chapttr*

HA ft

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CHAP.

How ft

little

trotting

Two

V,

SHOES became

Tutozefs, and

fht taught her

how

young Pupi'sA

TT

wai about fcvtn o'clock in meraing when we ftt out on this important buiinefi, and (he ft ft Houfe we cam* to was

*

the

Farmer WILSONS. Set hcrt

it

is*

Hut

GOODY TWO-SHOES.

27

Here MARGERY flopped, and ran up to the door, tap, tap, tap. Who'i there ? Only little GOODY TWO-,SHES, anfwercd Margery,

come

to

teach Billy.

GOODY,

fays

with pica fur t

Oh,

little

Mn. WILSON,

io

her face,

1

am

glad to fee you, Billy wants you fadlr, for he has learned all his Leflbn. Then came the little

How

boy.

do,

Doody

Two-

SHOES,

fays be, not able to fpcak

plain.

Yet

this little

learned aU his letters

threw down

Boy ;

this alphabit

for

bd

(he

mixed

together thus:

bdfhkmop8uw?9 acegil^qr tvxj

cad

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,

and he picked them up, called them by their right mow, a a(j put them all in order ihui ;

abcdefghijklmnop qrfstuvwxyxfc.

^

She then threw down the alphabet of capital lettcri in the manner you fee them ;

K M OQ.SU W XZACDGILNPR

B

D

F H

T VX

J and

GOODY TWO-SHOES. and be picked them

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29

up, and baviug cold their namn, placed (them thus : a)}

ABCDFGHIJKL MNO V Now,

P

W

prty,

Q.R

TU

S

X Y Z. little

reader,

take

bodkin, and fee if you can point out the letters from thefc thii

nixed alphabets, and

tell

how

they fhould be placed ai well at Mttlo

^

boy

Billy.

The next place we came to was

Farmer Simpfon'f and here

it if.

Bow*

THE HISTORY OF 30 Bow, wow, wow, fays the Dog at

the door.

Miftrcff,

Sirrah, fsp his whit, do you bark at

LITTLE TWO-SHOES ? Come in* Mtdg 5 hire, SaJiy wanti yol ladly, fht hai leariud

fon.

0ae

;

Sally

all

her Icf-

Then cut ctme t' e So Madge fan (he !

!

little ;

So

anfwered the other, have

you learned yeur

lefibn

?

Yet,

GOODY TWO-SHOES. t!

n's what

one

hw, replied

I

31

the

lit-

country cnancer ; >ndfmm?diaftly taking th* leiUri fhe fct up thcif fy]!ab! : tle

in the

H

ca ce

ci

bvi

fa fe

fi

be bi bo da ce di do du

ind |:re thftn as

fh

tbrlr

corapofrd

which die ic fc

ic

tf ef

if

co cu fo fu.

(xa3 found

tb^m

;

after

up (be folfcviing : c uc i4 ed id cd ud

fet

of uf

ag eg ig eg ug and pronounced them likewife. Afecr thii, Litt'e TWO-SHOES Mi?ght her to fpci! words cf one (he fon fct up, Syllable, and

Far, Plumb, Top, Bailj Pir, Foft, Dog, Keg, Fa*!*, Buck,

Doe

32

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Doe, LarolC Sh;ep, Ram, Cow, and many Bui), Cock, H?n,

The next pUce we came te was Gtfff r Cook's Cottage. Hen a number cf poor Children were met to Icarn 5 who all camt

LITTIE once

j

MAIOERIT

at

and, hsving puUcd out her Lcacrf,

,

.

GOODY TWO-SHOES

33

afked tfcs litre lio* Lrttcrs, n<xt her, whit he h-dfcr-k>r.tr ? Wfto mfw^ftd, BrdiJ, (O.epoor flit

chiMr^o

ii

hard.)

Well

the

fi.ft

many

plants uvs

thin

hittr.

He

fays

p^-

vrv

ih

i^

"P

lettr B, to w'^ch the rrxt ad dftd, r, and the atxt *, the next &ad d> and it ftod thus, B

.-

B

TTE HISTORY OF

,,

Cf H

Hew

P

A

VI.

th

WFQ

oot*

c-k!

n-'t

V-ow

indoor or wbo<Joi fhc **s buried at

"ovsr ihtt

'sr.fliChuriJi? Well, lnvcr funxia in aU my a 1

ht

iit
.

;c,

moocv th*y1qu?nccr

d irnlr, v

?vt bite btut boot* for chiicrn ind clcatfcij for 4

a

fine htarfe indec. ,

uifs on p-3--d

u

u^

r

itc

ted

the Hoifis

:

but whjat

y

othei trite ?ri
oi

^

ths

GOODY TWO-SHOES. living, or tht vanitv of t? Fie upon fuch folly, fevj I, .0 ft grant th '-..

tncr

fcnff

r .

But all the CouKif to fet tht bj'y'nj, and ir l*t before the Corpfe r?d. After which, in tht or r itht r tbout foot o'docfc i

tht

8^'

t

,

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36

J!D|!e
Jjr.-,-

>

ad

W

oh-

i'

^?rrcirf?

^ e pcop! Jock" Dobbins the clerk* imto|0nH jeewbat ^

If

waned

{

n wi?; IHK Willum f*j?e

tfwas

would

among

a

faid,

c^oft, ?nd

iict offer to

he

ts

thai ht

e^en the door,

Ar

GOODY TWO-SHOES. At length

Mju LON o

,

the

37

Rebr

hearing fuchUri uproar in th west to the cleffc, to know he Wb; did not ge into the church lag*

fet

who w^s

Sir, fay

William,

and

there.

1

fe,

why th? fcbe$ me out ef my

would frighten Mrs. Dobbin* toocried a wits. and laying Hold on her husband, fiid, he fheuld net be tit up by the fboft. A gboft, ycu blockhead, faid MR. LONG in a pet, did either of you ever fee a gboft-, or know any body that did ? Yc?, fry s the clerk, my fattier did

once in the (haps of a windmH/, and it walksd all round tbc church in a wbite fct?t, with jack bccti on, and hid * gun by it't

THE HISTORY OP

38 it's

fide inftead of

MR. LONG the

t fword.

A

idiirt of & gboft truly, fays

fine

5

give

me

the key of

Moukcy

church, you

;

for

u no

fuch thing now, then taking the key, he went to (he church. Ai (ben as ht bad opened the door, what

I

you there

liif

fort

of a gboft do

pewed

Two

ha.d

?

Why

you think ap-

Little

GOODY

SHOES, who being **ry

fallen

aflep in one of the

Pftws during the funeral fervicc, tnd was fhut to ail night. She igamtdiauly asked Mr. LONG'I pardon tor the trouble foe bad

given him, toid him foe bad been locked into the church, and (aid, foe foauld oot have ru&g the bells,

GOODY TWO.SHOES

39

bil, but that {he was very cold, and hmirig farmer Poult's man 9 whittling by with his horfcr, (he wis in bopcs he would h*?c gone to the let

elf ik fcr the

key ta

her out.

CHAP.

Vlf.

Containing an Acctuot of all the Spirit!, or Ghofis ; (he faw ia the Church.

Her

T A

went flif,

fitght,

being

^own

to

as

TAL the

E fa id

church,

moft of you did

?ery

waary,

I

laft

and

to fee the burying, f*te

m

Mr. JONES'S Pew, aa J fellfaftafltep. At eleven oc!ticlc I awcke 5 * fcich 1 licligyi wit in in

fotfie

4o

THE HISTORY OP

focis

cmfurcowin&to

finking, to: 1 heard up, aod could not

the c'ock'i

it.

at

1

fluted

firft

tsli

whtfe I ws $ but after feme time 1 rrcotU&ec tht funeral, and foao foi*od I wai (hut in th church. 2t

w* s

fe?

difanal cJarfc,

nothing in

fUmHng

but

;

the

and wbilg

Pew,

I

could I

was

fooaethiag

me behind, *n3 thought, its hands over ra? (boulder*.--! could net thine;

j^aipffd

up upoi

laid, as 1

this wii yet 1 knew U not hurt CD P> and therefore made myfeif etfy, but b?io| very ccli, and the Church being

ttb*t

cctild i

payfd ycrjr

9 I

fjiih

ftooe,

which waa

dir^p I felt my way at well cjald ee (he Pulpit, in doing

Hawiwr,

GOODY TWO-SHOES. Hwwsvsr, fcr

I

I

w*s not

cnstf thai

God

4.1

frightsntd ATrrj^htr

wauli i'ufhr cothing to butt me. At lift I found eut fibs Putand having (hat the deer, iomttbiag bruOicd by m?, and aitaoft threiy me down on th? mst and cuftiioa thit lay on th fir tr when (ucne.hii^ tbtofkand pal-

pit,

Jed tot

oar > as I thr-ught, for t:rr,;ttDCt, ^hieh prcvi*cted my At lift it cma, ftoing to fl*f p.

Bow, wor, wow

; *nd I conmuft be Mr. 8sund*rfoa'i dog, which had followed m from bit houfft to church ; to I eptnrd th c^^*, >nd caUed

c!ucd

it

Snip, St.ip, andtiJcdcg jumped After ost ic3V^iatiy. ttf-on ihif

42

THE HISTORY OF

tfcii,

ther,

Snip tad I lay down togeand hid a moil comforta-

ble nap it

gain,

;

for

whin

I

ed up and 4oi?n

ail

-

awoke

eras almoft light.

walk-

I

the

of

iil

the ctureh, to keep nyflf warm, and though i went into the vult,

and trod upoa L*dy DuckiingtorT* offin, I faw noGboft, and 1

bslisvs

was owing to tb

it

Mr. Long

rafa:i

has givsn you, no fucb

rim.*!;, thit there is t^rn| to be (WD. At ta

mf

1 ^rould as

night

foon

lie

tfieptwrch,

asinny

though

one

.

arty

have

pcffcflcd of

taken

its

puce

j

fear,

neighbour

dog with bu cold a ^hoft i aoU if tb*y ha 's

frr

all

oikcr

part

-

GOODY TWO.SHOKS. hid

not btsn

wai, would ncm olh*rwif. All ths

koowUdgtd obfervitioo,

Two-Shoes

the

cosiptny ac-

juftr.efs

of th

ni {hsnkeJ Litu'c for her advice.

Here endi the Tjiofc behaved

43

uadsctived, as I havs (bought

ftgr

Q f Liil

who wauJd know hot? fns after fhccioie lo be MR*. 'TVo-Shoi?8,

pan

HU

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THE HISTORY OF

THE

RFN OWNED

HISTORY OF

Mxs. MARGERY 7Vo-SiiQEi

ONE

PART.

II.

diy is (he was go nj through the n*xt village, flit met with fame wicked Boy, wba haJ gst a y:iunf Raven, which r

GOOD? TWO

SHOES- 4$

they were geing to throw it j (he Wanted te get tht pcor crcanue

oat of tbeir cruel band*, and tbe tfore gavt thecD a penny for h'.co

biro, andbrsu^ht cat'ed bis name fine bird

Now

he

Do

it.

and, a look at hi-ii,

tau?ht '.of c-d ; and ai he

this biid in*

to fpciU and to

wa

h:ms. Sh;

RALPH:

paiticularly fend of

p>

With the great

!e the

ufd

(bis

rcn

Alphabet.

A

B

M

He

ca.l

to

C D E N O P

W

always ..

any (he

i;.; ;

r.Vi

'd-

KALPI-I'J

F G H I T K Cl R S 1 U

L

V

X Y

let at

he.

of tbe ufcc/

RA;

l

o^,

a! 5*r*

4

THE HISTORY OF

6

after ib^

tJsjs r

*, ,

j-fij <;

vs fee >?3s

tieci


met with b

walking I'D tbc fbs fiw fomc caughty v^ho had taking ft Pigton,

-.,

?o

a tiring ts

!i

it

fif,

b<^k s|;JD ^hca :

Hie

it's

they

alto

h^*? fht called

in

leg

and d,-aw plsaftd

t ;

bou;ht and to

rpci)

hici

a:id

TOQ.

r

AuU

GOQDITTWO-SBOES. ,13

of

tht Rave;} R*ir-ti

ih<

P^jfton

Ift'gti

loot

ktte.Sj care 01

the

fmu

which he coai^oi^i

c*

ft-liowiUg

47

road

*r-:s

iiii

-

k si n g% pqrfszttv^xyz.

a b c o c

Th*

f

i

neighbours

!

j

kr,o^g

MRS Two SHOES. *a/ tie

Sky Lark and

i**.-

a

ri

r

a

TKE HISTORY OF

48

N;v

SB

?d fo

many

lie in

long in th*

morning, ftu ihcujht .

:

had

people,

bd

'.he

Lsrk

b* of ufe to her and her

pa; -la,

gfi
wten tog^t

tiiiheffs

U; ',

tome L-iTttb

F.rmtr j

loft

b<*u^ht

iwh

chc

tuit

v?i-;h

ie

Jit

i'j

thlt,

Dam, abmt t&

it's

tuiag

ih*

^t"i

tftr

tfni*

had

it

ef

home with

a poor and thf ki

1

it,

him>

*od

her to

phf

tnd ftach thftn go to bed ; for it wa a

cfei.'drc!?,

the wrft rnrn of that

Kifi

crith

the Lark, and

ucrwa wi;b tbe LAIRD.

This

GOODY TWO

SHOES. 4?

This L*nib ht namtd WILL, ind a pmty cmture be is do ; look at him.

No

fooner

wai Tippy

th

WilJ the bs-L*mb the fchool, but Ihit

rofu

Ralph,

tbeR4v
pof<J this vrjfff, whJcfccvery Bay ,f/d Giri flioulJ t '.i by h

Ea-ly the

to

Btd, end Early

way

ft

bt

Healthy wealthy

and wife,

Sooa

to

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THE HISTORY OF

Saain after this, a pre f* roads to IVJRS. MARGERY of little Dog JUMPS:*, sou a piit1 Dn h* ss ^,-7 oajc at ftiai. ;f

U A

rl

A

1.

II.

feint of Diftaftwtbc Schso, hrppsqed 0^*

cia*,

Ii' MRS* TWO-SHOES was s

the

d

u

GOODY TWO.SHOE3. 51 with the meldid, a am arrived ancholy nswa of SALLY JONES'S Farber btinf thrown from hit Horfr, and thought ptft all r-

cocry.

Pwr SALLY wis

c?itir<Scd, foi fnc dearly rr; at.s,

&

t'?

11

!

All

Sv

tht fchoc)

ih* irfti'Qirgsr wis HR > fcut before

turn

grtatly

wcuu

THE HISTORY OF

5i

MRS. TWO-SHOES, unknown

to

the children, ordered

Tom-pigeon go hocnc with the nun, and

to bring a

ittier

MR. JONES,

to inform her did.

They

how

fit

out

together, and (he Pigtoa rode on tht man's bead, (as yoti fes hsre.

( n tue MHO wa* Pigeon w*i !cft a ai^ tbe ron ctrn th children wcrs uutier (or '

*hj?

GOODY TWO-SHOES. MR.,

wai

i

5-3

J NBS, snd little SALLY, *QU* mtiiur* dire* Hi,

and p?t o*

ca*]r Attention

turned great

rJ

tf

the jreri ufo aa nc*fli(f tchio^ children to fuSmit to tht will of P;ovidbid

thim wi^e

awt/

(heir

hitlc

THE HISTORY OF

54.

and then kifHng SALLY* muft be a good Girl, (ays (he, and depend upon God AImiehty for his b'cificg and proffdiea $ for, be is a a father to the faithful, and defendttb all tears,

You

thufe

At

who put^hcjr

this

fecar'd

inftsJt

truft in

fooffethicr

Slap at the window,

VVow Wow, <

ffys-

hhn wai

Wow,

Jumper, and

GOODY TWO-SBQE3.

55

attempted to kap up ani open the door, tt which the children trcrs but MRS. ; furprjzid

MARGERY

kno 7>n$ what

ir

wai

the csiecacnt, ts Noah did the wiodov of the Ark,

cpsncd

drew

in

Tom

An^ fs

As j

iouu

Pigs.oa w
h^fj?

it >?.

*

ublr, he wi!c%d

op to

:,

ic

SALLY,

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THE HISTORY OF

SALLY, and dropping tht !f*ftr, P.? Coo, C->> c.ied, CQ, much as to far, There i**t it.. Now this posrPgco^ bid traveled fift? faiJ*

bring

who
Letter.

in

tbau? *n hoxir, to (his Letter and dcftroy fuch pr*?ty

SALLY

But

net

us

iad

tht

GOODY TWO-SHOES.

57

MY DIAR SALLY, Almighty bat COD very at and been

mereifof,

your Papa t again* V)bo it novi fo well as to It tbli to fit I bear you are a good Girl, my de*r% up. and I hope you toill ttver forget to pralfe reflored

tbt

LORD for tbit to usWhat

mercy ba-ve left

been

lmtb

4'tjlreft,

bis great gtdtitfs and * fad thing it would Fatber bad diedt and if your

you and me, and little Tommy tit wittout a fr'u*d : Tour Fa-

ad

tter ftmdt bit blejjhiff tvitb my dear Child, and God alfi

bleft

yon

t

nme.Bt

god,

Almighty vr>ll wbofe Mefjitg it ajsve aJl

ibtvgs.

I am t my

dear

$aily t

Tour ever affcShnita

How Mas. taken up

MARGERY for

MRS. MARGERY, frequtntly

obfcr?ed

ways 4oui goo^

wps

Witch.

we

havt

wit

a!-

ai

and

THE HISTORY OF

53 fhe could reverfu/Scitcily gratlff thole who hid .don* any thing t

Thcfc gen*rtus fentifefvt her. ments t>a!m*J Ud her to confuJt the intereft *f Mr. Grove, and the

r

p

nc|fcbours ;.and

s u.cti o: tneu ianti* were mcad&w, and they depended much upen thcE b had bsn vhi

GOODY TWO-SHOES. greitly

damigcd

far

59

mtny

years by wet weather, (he contrived in inftrument to dired them to the gnfs with fafcty, and

mow

prevent their hay being fpoilcd, they all cimg tf> t^r -

m ^v

by chat mias got In their without rftmigf, while rooft .Wthat in the net|hbouring; vilid

Ugci wis

fpoilej,

Tfa/i

60

THE HISTORY OF

great noife in the country, a n
ontbe other

GOODY TWO-SHOES. on L,tmb tod the wnich indttf; the Lark

btr hind,

Dog

md

and fo

and the her fidt ;

a droli figur, that be

furp. rzed tbf

A

bjr

6t

mm,

crifd ouf, Witwh a Witcb, upoa .hi* (be laughing, anfwcrcd, a cc-rjp'-er ! c/DurfT ! and fo

ttey parted

;

!

but

it

did

awtnantwaj

not end out

ifiucd

I

THE HISTORY OF

6i

agtiuft

Mas. MARGERY,

Wai carmd Jufticti,

to a

whither

&

mtpmg o sll

f

fee

the

che

neighbours followed her, even th poor would not be kept back.

At

(he ,

nd

!efi of

and

_.,i;;iij,

vhe bi*w th

ORC

fif

little of

Taw, btbavcd very

though no body was to yr v .any thing *fin

*01 f

THE HISTORY OF

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