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Nobody will ever know how it happened, but she slipped away and got into the little cottage around the corner. There was a child there that she had taken a fancy to from seeing it at the window whenever she passed. "Nobody can find out how long she was there, or what the two children did. She says that they played party and had 'good fings' to eat that they 'finded' by themselves.
And I finded it all mysef in the man's shop. Do you yike it, Mopsy?" "Indeed I do," cried Marjorie; "it's just what I wanted. I shall keep it on my dressing-table at Grandma's, and then I'll know just when to get up every morning." "Open mine next," said Kitty; "it's the square flat one, with the blue ribbon."
It thus remarked with much excitement: "I was losted, I was, papa, behind a big tree, an' I was a kyin' dreffully when the lady finded me, I was." "Lost? Good gracious!" cried Mrs. Raymond, snatching the child in a hurry, and forgetting all introductions. "Why, I told the girls not to lose sight of you, Pansy."
"What's this?" said Cricket, to change the subject She had been plunging her arm down deep in the sand, and had struck something big and bony. She cleared away the loose sand. "That's our cemi-terror," explained Zaidee; "we'd been having a frinyal before we had Sunday school, and we buried that thing. We finded it in the field the other day. Let's pull it up now, Helen.
I forgot all about it! What shall we sacrifice?" "We finded a little dead mouse in the woodshed after breakfast," said Zaidee. "We were going to give him to George Washington for dessert to-day. We buried it in the cemi-terror to keep till it was dinner-time." "That will do. Dig it up. George Washington can sacrifice his mouse."
"I jes never'd seen my papa once any more, 'f she hadn't finded me in the woods; and he said I ought to love her jes as much more as ever I could, and I do," accompanying the assertion with a loving clasp of Kittie's arm, the suddenness of which sent her apple spinning across the floor. "There, see; I'll get it," she cried, running after it, with a triumphant glance at Kat.
My father know very well now we shall be finded out, it is the end for us. He not have fear for what we do if some person shall watch to see I not kill myself." "What has become of poor Embarka?" Sanda asked. Ourïeda shook her head, unutterable sadness in her eyes. "I think never shall I know that in this world." Ill, without feigning, as the girl was, the wedding was to be hurried on.
Miss Robsart began to feel a little uncomfortable when she realised her position. 'It's a guv'ness, Bobby said eagerly; 'me and True went out and finded her ourselves, and she'll come to teach us all the morning. 'We do so hope you'll like her, dad, because we do. We thought we'd get her as a surprise for you. 'I really began Mr.
They were extremely pleased with themselves, and burst in upon Margot, who was in the bedroom tidying herself to bring in dinner. 'We've got ourselves a governess, Margot. 'We finded her in a 'bus. 'She has a smiling face and doesn't wear spectacles or grey hair. 'She'll teach us to dance round the room.
They're so nice and soft. Let's go and try it." But Helen hung back, and Billy said, anxiously, "I wouldn't. Folks say that Somebody lives there." "Who?" demanded Zaidee. "Wal, folks says as Mr. Satan lives round them parts," answered Billy, cautiously. "Oh, don't let's dig, Zaidee, I'm afraid," said timid little Helen, clinging to Zaidee's hand. "He might not like it, if we finded him."
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