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Then one evening there was a family council to decide just what they would do on Christmas. "We always do this," whispered Peggy to Keineth as they sat close together, "and then we always do just what Alice wants us to do, 'cause she's the baby." And Alice begged them all to hang up their stockings and to have a tree, if it was just a teeny, weeny one! "We'll do it," Mr.

"I think we won't go so very far," said Esther, looking at her watch. "It is two o'clock now, and I think we might go home at half-past three. Let's sit down here, shall we?" "Shall we just go a teeny tiny way further?" pleaded Angela. "There is a beautiful place a little way further on, a dear little cosy, cubby corner where we should be shut in, and as comfy as possible. Shall we, Esther?"

And Miss Winchelsea wrote to Helen for the first time after the Roman journey, saying nothing about the marriage, but expressing very cordial feelings. They had been in Rome at Easter, and Fanny was married in the August vacation. She wrote a garrulous letter to Miss Winchelsea, describing her home-coming, and the astonishing arrangements of their "teeny weeny" little house. Mr.

"I'm goin' to," said Australia, beginning her search for the paint-can. "It won't take but a little teeny bit; they'll never miss it." After some time the desired object was discovered on a shelf in the shed. Its high position enhanced its value, giving it the cruel fascination of the unattainable. "Could you stand up on my soldiers, like the man at the show?" demanded Australia.

So she said the the secret what Willie wears, you know, but they're really papa's an' aren't Willie's any more'n they're MINE well, she said the secret was gettin' a little teeny bit too tight for papa, but she guessed they I mean the secret she said she guessed it was already pretty loose for Willie; so she wrapped it up, an' I went with her, an' we took 'em to a tailor, an' she told him to make 'em bigger, for a surprise for papa, 'cause then they'll fit him again, Mr.

At a long table they sat, with Tody, and the big giant, and the little teeny dwarf, and the Lady-with-the-Long-Long-Beard, and the Lady-with-the-Necklace-of-Snakes. But she put the snakes away and Marmaduke wasn't afraid at all. Tody the Clown sat by his side and kept his plate full and his cup full too. He didn't forget little Wienerwurst either. He had a nice big bone all for himself.

He's a nice boy, and he never bored anybody in his life. Did he bore you, Sally?" "I can't say he did, now you mention it. He's one of those nice doggy people you don't mind having around." They discussed the matter animatedly. Teeny McFarlane developed an unexpected obstinacy.

Sure enough where a second before the dead brown leaf had been was a tiny little fellow, so tiny that that leaf had covered him completely, and it wasn't a very big leaf. It was Teeny Weeny the Shrew, also called the Common Shrew, the Long-tailed Shrew and the Shrew Mouse, one of the smallest animals in all the Great World. He started to dart under another leaf, but Old Mother Nature stopped him.

"I'm goin' milk two cows, I am!" "I guess you mean you're going to see them milked!" laughed Nan. "Milking cows would be hard work even for Bert." "Maybe I could milk a little teeny weeny cow," suggested Freddie. "Well, we'll have some fun, anyhow!" said Nan. And fun they did have! It started almost as soon as they reached the farm of their Uncle Daniel and Aunt Sarah.

"Now it may give you just a teeny bit of a shock, but the fact is well, you remember that Sunday when Sibyl came over here and made all that fuss about nothin' it was the day after I got tired o' that statue when Edith's telegram came " "Let me see your hand!" she cried. "Now wait!" he said, laughing and pushing her away with his left hand.

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