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Cherry Tree Legend Was Told First By A Distant Relative
Bv SHIRLEY LYON
Probably you've heard the story of young George Washington and the cherry tree since you were in grade school.
The story is almost synonymous with the name George Washington and one thoughts turn toward machine and cherry trees every year about Feb. 22.
The story was first told in a book called "The Life of George Washington," written by M. L. Weems, rector of the Mount Vernon parish.
An elderly lady who was a distant relative and spent a great deal of her time with the Washington family
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when she was a girl told Weems the story and he quaintly related it in his book as it was told to him.
The distant relative said the young George's father did much to instil the qualities of truthfulness in his son. "Truth, George," h father had told him, "is the love liest quality of youth."
When George was about six year old, so goes the story, he was mad the wealthy master of a hatchet an amoral band of gangging everythin that came in his way.
The next morning his father dis covered the tree, of which he wa very proud, but nobody in the hous could tell him anything about it.
One day in the garden where he often amused himself by hackin his mother's pea sticks, he unluckily tried the edge of his hatchet on beautiful English cherry tree which he barked terribly.
Presently George and his hatche made their appearance. "George, said his athlete, do you know who the athlete is doing little cherry tree in the garden"
This was a tough question and George staggered under it for a moment, but quickly recovered him self and looking sweetly at his father, he bravely cried out, "I can't tell a lie, Pa; you know I can't tell a lie. I did it with my hatchet."
Father Washington, as the story goes, was so overjoyed at his son's honesty that he forgot all about punishing him.
Lawrence You Will See The Picture First . . . Sorry K.C., Your're Next!
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Today... We Promise You'll Enjoy It!...
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Bright Victory
Starring
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