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Updated: May 23, 2025
At the foot of the hill Teddy stopped the goat and Janet, taking Trouble with her, got out and walked back to the house. "What's the matter now?" asked Mrs. Martin from the porch where she had come out to get a little fresh air. "Ted's playing Wild West in the goat-wagon," explained Janet. "Oh, Ted! Don't be so rough!" begged his mother of her little son, who drove up just then.
But I guess I'd better not. I'll pretend she's a Red Cross nurse and I'm taking her to the hospital to work." "Then we'll make-believe the goat-wagon is an ambulance!" exclaimed Ted. "And I'm the driver and I don't mind the big guns. Come on, that'll be fun!"
"Come on, Teddy." "If we had our goat-wagon we could ride," said the little boy, as they walked along over the prairie together. "But I guess we've got to walk now." "Is it very far?" asked Janet. "No, not very far. I've never been there, but you can easy see it."
There's room for you, too, Mary, in the wagon." "Can Nicknack pull us all?" Mary asked. "I guess so. It's mostly down hill. Come on!" The four children got into the goat-wagon, and if Nicknack minded the bigger load he did not show it, but trotted off rather fast.
Trouble was delighted with his new playthings, and kept quiet the rest of the way home tossing the acorns out of the goat-wagon at the trees he passed. Grandma Martin said it did not matter about the broken box of soda, as there was enough left for her need; so Ted and Jan, did not have to go back to the store.
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