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He opened an inner door as he spoke, and showed a playroom as completely fitted up for its intended use as the room they were in. It was about the same size as the workroom, the two occupying the whole of the small building.

As for the Nodding Donkey, you could tell by the way he moved his head that never, in all his life, had he had such a good time. When Mrs. Richmond called the children to the dining room to eat, the toys were left by themselves in a playroom. "Ladies and Gentlemen," said the Calico Clown in his jolly voice, "we have all met together, after a long time of being apart.

They were just passing the Hanbury mansion in Wayland Square, and her eyes fell upon the playroom windows under the wide cornice; and she wondered whether the doll's house were still in its place, its mute inhabitants waiting to be called by the names she had given them, and quickened into life once more.

Bell was still, like the corrector of Italian consuls, 'a great child in everything but information. At the house of Colonel Cleather, he might be seen with a family of children; and with these, there was no word of the Greek orders; with these Fleeming was only an uproarious boy and an entertaining draughtsman; so that his coming was the signal for the young people to troop into the playroom, where sometimes the roof rang with romping, and sometimes they gathered quietly about him as he amused them with his pencil.

Curious how refinement rubs offthe child has really a good deal of manner. I don’t know that I quite like to have Laura playing with her, though.” The two little girls returned after awhile to the playroom. “How would you like to have me dance for you?” Laura asked abruptly. “You know I take fancy dancing.” “Oh, Laura,” Maida said delightedlywill you?”

He had died in infancy, a scrap of childhood, almost forgotten.... Yes, Matthew Henry's eyes too had a playroom behind them; and there too a shadowy child played at hide and seek. "And," said Linnet, as the song concluded, "they married and had twelve children six boys and six girls. Mother told me about it." But Matthew Henry turned to the singer gravely. "Is it true?" he asked.

'Oh yes, she said something about about a girl, but I thought she meant somebody like you used to be, auntie, before you were married a grown-up girl. And I forgot about it with her being away. Papa and mamma went away yesterday, you know, and Over went the chair, its patience at an end, with a good clatter. The chairs in the playroom were pretty stout, as they needed to be.

It was illuminated by electric light from attic to cellar, and there was such a buzz of young voices, such an eager amount of talk, such peals of happy, childish laughter, that Hollyhock was led thereby in the right direction, and could peep into a very large room which was arranged as a vast playroom on the ground floor, and where all the children at present at Ardshiel were clustered together.

But if that should not be, or I should be taken away, then I think no harm to pray that a girl like myself may one day find my playroom that father made for me, my own room, where I have been a very happy child.

Nobody saw her steal through the deserted playroom, down the clean bare steps, which she had helped to wear away, and out through the yard to the coal-shed. Here she got the reluctant Tommy into his clothes, and tied on his little round straw hat, so absurdly like her own. "Is we playin' hie-spy, Yuvey?" asked the mystified youngster.