. Les choses vont prendre un tour : une histoire pour les enfants . reatmantant les gens gentils et bons dans le monde? Peut-être y en a-t-il, répondit Mme White, en se vantant avec son mouchoir, en regardant curieusement l'étrange petite fille, whosemanner était plein de confiance et de confiance. Savez-vous, continue Childie, M. Jonesis ne croisez que quand il a mal de dents. Avez-vous toujours mal de dents, maam ? Je connais une merveilleuse cureque M. Jones utilise. Non, enfant, je ne suis pas troublé, a dit M. White, qui avait un ensemble complet de fausses dents. (Mais c'est un secret entre vous et moi!) Je suis heureux de cela, a répondu Childie sm

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. Things will take a turn : a story for children . reatmany kind and good people in the world? Perhaps there are, replied Mrs. White, leav-ing off fanning herself with her handkerchief, andstaring curiously at the odd little girl, whosemanner was full of trust and confidence. Do you know, continued Childie, Mr. Jonesis only cross when he has toothache. Do you everhave toothache, maam? I know a wonderful curewhich Mr. Jones uses. No, child, Im not troubled with it, said Mrs.White, who had a complete set of false teeth.(But thats a secret between you and me!) Im glad of that, answered Childie smiling; for it is dreadful to think of people suffering pain.Please, maam, does the little lady suffer much pain? Sometimes, said Mrs. White gently. Come, we must go to her. I am rested now. You still look very hot and tired, said Childiein her own little motherly way. Supposing Ifan you? Mr. Dightons Housekeeper. And taking a newspaper from the counter, Childie steadily waved it to and fro, and hot Mrs.White smiled and closed her eyes, enjoying the. cool breeze, and pleased with Rosebuds thought-fulness. Why, I declare youre quite a little mother, she said kindly, drawing the child near to her and (MS) £ 66 Things will Take a Turn. kissing her. We must be great friends, mustntwe? If you please, maam, answered Childie, Ishould like to be friends with you. And so you shall, replied Mrs. White, risingfrom her chair and surveying the books. If you are really going, maam, said Childie, I must just call grand-dad to mind the shop. AndI am sure he would wish to say good-bye to us. Mrs. White nodded pleasantly to her, and Rose-bud ran into the back-room, and returned in a fewminutes followed by grand-dad, who seemed rathernervous at the prospect of addressing a strangelady. He kept quite close to Childie, as thoughclaiming her protection and care. She looked athim affectionately and proudly, keeping her handin his, and watching anxiously to see whether Mrs.White was impressed by his dear

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