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The Children's Home Society moved to the old Hathaway house as soon as possible after Mary Louise signed the deed making over the property to the society. The new quarters were well suited to the needs of the Children's Home, large airy rooms with long porches and a delightful yard and garden where the little tots could play. "I don't want to leave Mr. and Mrs.
'Oh yes, indeed you will; I can't dream of your going out into this weather till after lunch. Suppose we have the tots into the drawing-room again? I want them to make friends with you at once. I know you love children. Oh, I have known that for a long time! Miss Shepperson stayed to lunch. She stayed to tea.
Next morning, then, after giving the Tots over in charge of some men to escort them on to Kaze quietly, I set our myself with a dozen men, and the following evening I put up with Musa, who told me Baraka had just left without one man all his slaves having become afraid to go, since the news of the Arab alliance had reached Kaze.
That's why Paula, instead of going circus-riding, drifted inevitably to France. It was that old original Desten that drew her over." And of the adventure in France, Graham learned much. Philip Desten's luck had been to die when the wheel of his fortune had turned over and down. Ernestine and Lute, little tots, had been easy enough for Desten's sisters to manage. But Paula, who had fallen to Mrs.
A Noah's Ark frieze with the animals marching two by two under the watchful eyes of the Noah family, with an ark and stiff little Noah's Ark trees, will give endless pleasure if placed about three feet from the floor where small tots can take in its charm. If placed too high, it is very often not noticed at all.
Her own lips tightened a little, and a sudden gleam shot up behind her black lashes a gleam that had in it an elusive glint of malice. She suffered her eyes to pass beyond him and to rest upon a distant line of firs. The man stretched out beside her remained motionless. "Why," she said at last, with slight hesitation, "should you take it for granted that I should refuse you?" "Eh?" said Tots.
"But I'd rather walk by the side of you. You you can hold my hand better then." Hand in hand the twins went on. The wind seemed to blow all ways at once, and always in the faces of the tots. All at once, as Freddie made a stop to get his breath, he gave a shout. "What's the matter?" asked Flossie. "Do you see something?" "Yes, I guess it's a house," Freddie answered. "Look!"
"Mornin'" said Tots. "Got somethin' nice for breakfast?" His brown face smiled imperturbably upon her. He looked pleased to see her, but not extravagantly so. Ruth fell back a step from the window, her roses clutched fast against her. She was for the moment speechless. Tots continued to smile sociably. "Nice, quiet little place this," he said.
Around the "step" of the mast a variety of other objects might have been seen: such as oars, handspikes, pieces of loose boards, some tangled coils of rope, an axe or two, half a dozen tin pots and "tots," such as are used by sailors, a quantity of shark-bones clean picked, with two or three other bones, like those already alluded to, and whose size and form told them to be the tibia of a human skeleton.
Behind us as we comes forth we can hear the voices of many tiny tots upraised in skeered cries.
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