T of the long slope on which she stood,

 dead, that he might, with great care, be brought to life, but that he
would be ill for a long time. George was brought to the fire and wrapt
up in warm things; air was blown down his mouth, and he was put in a
warm bed. At last he came to life, but he was so ill that he knew no
one, and could not speak. The men told George's Aunt that they were in
their boat, and had just gone out to fish, when they saw George fall
down from the cliff. They got their boat to the place as soon as they
could, and brought him home. George's Aunt now knew that he had gone to
the edge of the cliff, when she had told him not to do so. While George
lay in bed, he thought what a bad boy he had been, and of what his Aunt
had told him. And he thought, too, that if he should get well he would
try to do what his Aunt told him to do. George was a month ill. As soon
as he was well he told his Aunt he would be a good boy, and try to do as
she bid him--for he now knew that what she told him to do was right.
Since that time George has done what he has been told to do, in all
things; for he has thought of the fall he had down the cliff. He was
such a good boy, that all were fond of him, and what is more, he has
grown up a good man. Then let this tale warn those boys and girls who
read it. May they do as they are bid, and may they not, as George once
did, think that they know more than those who are more old than they
are. THE MOON. What is the bright moon, that shines so in the sky? It is
a world lik

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