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ttle brother andsisters, though they loved candy asmuch as he did. No, he went intoa room, locked the door and satdown to have a feast alone. Butsome hov/ the candy did not tastenice, he felt very selfish, and whenwe try to enjoy selfishly what wehave, it never tastes so good. He ate all the cake… … POOR JEMMIE LANE. mie had to take many medicinesthat tasted bad, and lie in bed forseveral days, before he got well. Which little boy do you thinkfelt the happiest ? Louis, who spent AND SELFISH LITTLE BOY. 63 his money to please his little bro-ther; or Jemmie who spent it onhis own gratification ?
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