Page 103 - The Little sister of Wilifred

I was a selfish baby. to get ahead of

you so.”
“Oh, but you didn't know what you

were doing/' Peggy cried, “ and I ’m sure
I ’m ever so glad that you are n’t a
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if'
slavey too. I don't mind it so much
except when the young gentlemen make

fun of me, — they are so full of fun, you
know. But Mr. Bolander won’t Jet

them tease me much now. You need n’t
mind about me. I ’m lots happier, too,
for knowing I belong to somebody.

It ?s nice even if people don't seem to

like; it. When Mrs, Bagley says to me,
‘ Well, who are you, I ’d like to know
I shall say to myself, 11 Yn the sister of

Wilifred,’ and I shall feel so proud and
happy- It never seemed as if I was

anybody before. You are so good to
me, Wilifred! You might have been

cross.”