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After dinner the site for a new house was selected, plans were matured for sending Mary to the Rippleton Academy, and Tony was to be kept at the grammar school till he was qualified for the high school. AFTER DINNER THE SITE FOR A NEW HOUSE WAS SELECTED PLANS WERE MATURED FOR SENDING MARY TO THE RIPPLETON ACADEMY AND TONY WAS TO BE KEPT AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL TILL HE WAS QUALIFIED FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL
ctor of his mother. "Come, boys, we had better go," said Captain Sedley. The boat club withdrew, with the exception of Tony. "Mrs. Weston, I shall be happy to see you and all your family at my house at tea this evening," continued Captain Sedley. "Thank you, sir; we shall certainly come," replied the widow. "And, Captain Sedley, my mother shall soon have a house to which she can invite her friends," said George Weston, with a smile. The little front room of the widow Weston's cottage was the scene of a joyful reunion on that eventful day. George related his adventures to his mother, and shed many a tear when he heard her tell of the trials through which she had passed during his absence. The future was still open to him, and he determined to fill it with joys for her which should in some measure compensate her for the sorrow and suffering of the past; for George regarded poverty and want as misery, and did not see how his mother could have been contented, as she professed to have been.  THE BLESSINGS OF HEAVEN ON THE BENEFACTOR OF HIS MOTHER COME BOYS WE HAD BETTER GO SAID CAPTAIN CIDLEY THE BOAT CLUB WITHDREW WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TONY MISSUS WESSON I SHALL BE HAPPY TO SEE YOU AND ALL YOUR FAMILY AT MY HOUSE AT TEA THIS EVENING CONTINUED CAPTAIN SEDLEY THANK YOU SIR WE SHALL CERTAINLY COME REPLIED THE WIDOW AND CAPTAIN SEDLEY MY MOTHER SHALL SOON HAVE A HOUSE TO WHICH SHE CAN INVITE HER FRIEND SAID GEORGE WESTON WITH A SMILE THE LITTLE FRONT ROOM OF THE WIDOW WESTON'S COTTAGE WAS THE SCENE OF A JOYFUL REUNION ON THAT EVENTFUL DAY GEORGE RELATED HIS ADVENTURES TO HIS MOTHER AND SHED MANY A TEAR WHEN HE HEARD HER TELL THE TRIALS THROUGH WHICH HE HAD PASSED DURING HIS ABSENCE THE FUTURE WAS STILL OPEN TO HIM AND HE DETERMINED TO FILL IT WITH JOYS FOR HER WHICH SHOULD IN SOME MEASURE COMPENSATE HER FOR THE SORROW AND SUFFERING OF THE PAST FOR GEORGE REGARDED POVERTY AND WANT AS MISERY AND DID NOT SEE HOW HIS MOTHER COULD HAVE BEEN CONTENTED AS SHE PROFESSED TO HAVE BEEN
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