marg'ret'll

Updated: May 19, 2025

"Of course Marg'ret'll come, Tess, or has she come?" said Mrs. Costello, who was hastily clearing a table in the family sitting-room upstairs, because it was needed for the stage setting. Teresa, who had just joined her mother, was breathless. "Mother! Something awful has happened!" Mrs.

Kathleen Thompson Norris - Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby

But it's cruel hard on the children. From his comin' back this way, I don't doubt he's out of work, and where Marg'ret'll get her white dress from now, I don't know!" "Well, if he don't provide it, Tess'll recite the salutation," said the Mayor, with a great air of philosophy. But a second later he added, "You couldn't have it finished up, now, and send it to the child on the chance?"

Kathleen Thompson Norris - Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby