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"What beggar?" asked the President with interest, while Gail and Frances exchanged knowing glances. "A teenty, crooked, old woman came to the house while grandma was out this afternoon," Peace began. "She looked as if she might be a witch or old Grandmother, Tipsy-toe I never did like that game "
She paused, overcome by the contemplation of her own heroism. "Wasn't that funny? Everybody was 'fraid 'cept a teenty, weenty girl." Joel lay staring at his entertainer, his expression suggestive of such excitement, not to say horror, that the narrator apparently found it inspiring. "And the old giant kept a-talking and a-talking and a-biting and a-biting. And one day I took my bow'n arrow No."
"No, you aren't," chorused the loyal girls. "No? True patriots! And yet didn't you think grandma and I were just the least teenty bit hard on you to make you go to bed at the regulation hours tonight when it is Christmas?" "W-e-ll, we would like awfully much to stay up and see if Gail and Faith do as good entertaining their comp'ny as we did," confessed Peace with unusual hesitation.
"Oh, no, no," protested Phronsie, edging off in alarm. "Why, it'll get all knotted up," said Polly, in concern; "you better let me take off a little just a little, teenty bit, Phronsie." "No, no," declared Phronsie decidedly, "I must hurry and get my cushion-pin done." "She thinks she'll get it done faster with a great, long thread," giggled one of the girls over in the corner. Mr.
In the closely-shaded room Maddy could see nothing distinctly, but she heard Jessie's reply: "Because the plastering comes down so low, and Maddy's pillows are so teenty, not much bigger than my dolly's. But I love her; don't you doctor?"
Then he caught sight of something in her hand a great square of sugar-gingerbread, out of which she had taken only three dainty bites as she came along, and in spite of himself there was a hungry flash of his black eyes. Lucina held out the gingerbread. "I'd just as lives as not you had it," said she, timidly. "It's most all there. I've just had three teenty bites." Jerome turned on her fiercely.
"It has been a lovely picnic day," lisped Tiny, nibbling her chocolate. "It has been a real lovely day," echoed Teenty sweetly. Poor Buster, his face hidden in the pillows, remembered his picnic day chocolate, castor oil, vinegar, and pain, and he just scowled and scowled. It was a rainy day. Big drops splashed against the window-panes and drummed upon the attic roof. Silver Ears was restless.
"Polly," declared Phronsie, suddenly wriggling away from Polly's arm, to stand in front of her with a beaming face, "I think it's just as beautiful as it can be up top here. I can see right in between that red cloud and that little pink teenty one. And I wish I could just go in, Polly." "Wouldn't it be nice?" echoed Polly, enthusiastically.
Mother Graymouse, with her family lived in a cosy attic which was as snug and comfortable as any good mouse could wish. Her children were named Limpy-toes, Silver Ears, Buster, Teenty and Tiny, and Baby Squealer. Although they had many faults, upon the whole they were good children and made a happy family.
"See my nice pop-corn, too," echoed Teenty. "Why, isn't that lovely!" cried Silver Ears. "I will put it away safely on the cupboard shelf and perhaps Mammy will make us a pop-corn pudding." "And, Silvy," went on Tiny eagerly, "there's a bag of candy, oh, a very big bag of candy, on the play-room floor." "It's a very big bag of candy," said Teenty. Buster pricked up his ears.
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