THE ECHO.
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F st a &HE 4Ck9O tagts4s < y4e 2 Little George had not yet tho least idea of an echo.. One day, ho happened in cry out in the midst of the fields: Ho { ho r and he instantly beard the same words repeated ffoA the neighboring ibiekef.- Surprised at the sound, he exclaimed, ' Who are you 7--upon which the same voice also returned, Who are youl'-- George cried out :: | You must be very foolish felIow.' sFoolish fellow ' repeai- ed the voice froyh the thicket.

 George now beeaRio grow angry, and 'lse uttered words of defence towards the spot whence the sounds proceeded. Tho kecho faithfully repeated all his words. - ThereOpon Georgs, in order that he might avenge himself. searched through the wood for the boy, who he supposed was moeking

 him, but he could find nobody.

 After searching ia vain for some time, George ran home, and oomplained to his mother, that wicked boy was concealed in the wood, for the purpose of moeking him. An, now yoa are complaining of your own self replied his mothers Know that you have beard nothing but your own words: for even as you have more than once seen your face reheoeed in the clear water, % you have jest heard your own voice in the wosd. If you he'd uttered an exclamation Of kindness. yusi wonld not have failed to reesive similar exclamation in reply. R is thus in svery-dsy lifs. The condoc, of others towards us is generally but au echo of our owH. If we deal hon. eslly with them, they will bs disposed to do the same towards Ws. Bot if we are harsh and rude towards Snr fellow creatures, wo can expect nothing better on their part in their conduct towaEaa us.' Ass