By Smilka Apodaca Seruin
endeavoured to imitate her manners,
even now she
was occu-
pied in
her most anxious affection. Poor
her.
neglected daughter,
troubled; she began to think
judgment from heaven
was a
mother. Poor girl! she wept
she was much altered since
a winning mildness
was her residence
poor woman
She sometimes begged
to forgive unkindness, but
caused the death of her
peace for ever. She
returned to
her
little
wish of
sweet laughing eyes, and
smiles
a pretty little
wish