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Updated: June 8, 2025
See here, I have been thinking I can embroider Soeur Lucie said I could do it almost as well as she could; do you think you could get me some to do? Ah, please help me. I should like to earn some money." Two days afterwards, Jeanne-Marie produced two strips of cloth, such as are used for purposes of church decoration, with patterns and materials for embroidery.
"Now we can get rid of this little troublemaker once and for all! Old Mickey-D will never know what became of his dear little charity-case!" Indeed, it would have been curtains for poor Jeanne-Marie had not Graham had a sudden inspiration which he wanted to tell her about right away.
An outside wooden staircase led from her room to the garden below, so that she could come and go without passing through the lower rooms of the house; and we may be sure that it was considered a golden day by both her and Jeanne-Marie, when she first made this little expedition.
So it was something like the end of a fairy tale after all; for a carriage stopped before the restaurant at Le Trooz, and out of it came a gentleman, and a lady beautiful enough to be a fairy godmother, and the little wandering Princess herself, no other than our Madelon, who ran up to Jeanne-Marie as she came to the door, and clasping her round the neck, clung to her more tightly than she had ever clung before, till the woman, disengaging herself, turned to speak to her other visitors.
He knew Jeanne-Marie well, as he knew everyone in the village, and went at once upstairs to the little bedroom where Madelon was lying. "Your niece, I think Jacques Monnier told me?" he said, after watching Madelon for a minute as she lay in her uneasy sleep. "Yes," said Jeanne-Marie with a certain sullenness of manner, which she was apt to display towards her superiors in station.
I thought I was going to be so happy, and now I am to go to England, and Monsieur Horace is to go to America, and I shall never, never, be happy again!" "What was the use of what?" says Jeanne-Marie, taking the child into her kind arms; "why will you never be happy again? Are they unkind to you? Is that gentleman downstairs Monsieur Horace that you used to talk about?"
A few evenings later, as she lay awake in her bed, watching Jeanne-Marie moving about in the twilight, arranging things for the night, she said, "Jeanne-Marie, I want to earn some money." "Some money, little one! What is that for?" "Ah, that I cannot tell you; but I want some, very much thirty francs at least.
"Of course you are better," said Jeanne-Marie "you are getting stronger every day; you will soon be quite well again." "And how soon shall I be able to go out? to go on a journey, for instance?" "You are, then, very anxious to get away?" asked Jeanne-Marie. "But yes," said Madelon naïvely, "I must go as soon as possible."
"I don't know," he said to her. "But I sure do love these cookies!" And so it went for the next day and the next. By day, Jeanne-Marie went to the fields, where she grew more and more fond of the odd stallion there. By night, she plotted with Graham as to how they might go about locating Telly.
Once a good distance from the Witch's home, the camera man took off his mask. Of course, as you may have already guessed, it was actually Graham in disguise. And with him were MacDonald Lindsay and Jeanne-Marie. The plan had worked, and they had rescued not only Telly, but also the Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger as well. "I want to thank you," said Telly, "for coming to our rescue that way.
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