ther, Jesus Christ."

"What is he sometimes called?"

"The God-man."

"Have you ever been grateful to him, my dear?"

"I think I do love him, mother, though I never can love him enough for
all he has done."

Transcriber's Note

The author uses wont instead of the more usual won't; this has been
retained as printed.

Minor puctuation errors have been fixed without note.

The following errors have been corrected:

Page 12--Hattie amended to Hatty (for consistency with
other occurrences)--"His sister Hatty took her hands
from the dish-water ..."

Page 12--its amended to it's--"Clara says it's a real
Maltese."

Page 13--whethe amended to whether--"... and see whether
she will drink it."

Page 23--Kent amended to Carleton--"Mrs. Carleton had
taken great pains with the new suit."

Illustrations have been moved so that they are not in the middle of a
paragraph.

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