Brothers of Pity and Other Tales of Beasts and Men Part 25

The second letter is much farther from literary excellence than the first. I fear this little boy plays truant from school as well as taking apples which do not belong to him. It is high time that he learnt to spell, and also to observe the difference between _meum_ and _tuum_.

From not being well grounded on these two points, many boys have lost good situations in life when they grew up to be men.

"deer mister howl,--as you say you see behind your bak i spose its you told varmer jones of me for theres a tree with a whole in it just behind the orchurd he wolloped I shameful and I'll have no more of his apples they be a deal sowerer than yud think though they look so red, but do you call yourself a childerns friend and tell tails i dont i can tell you.

"TOM TURNIP."

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