Page 107 - The Little sister of Wilifred

to listen when she scolds," said Peggy,
who always paid a troubled attention to

every word of Mrs. Bagley’s.
** Listen [ My, you don't know how

you have to listen to do itJ You had
better try some time. Docs Mrs. Bag-

ley ever scold yo u ?”
“ Y-e-s, when she is roused,” said

Peggy, delicately. “ I :m so trying, you
see. I try not to be trying, but she

says i t ’s natural to me.1’
14 T don’t believe it. I believe you are

just as good and gentle as you can be.
And to think you are my twin ! I

ought to be the proud one, 1 Ve a
dreadful temper. Mrs. Bagley ought to

have me.”
“ What sort of a window was that

you said was in your room,” asked
Peggy,

“ An oriel window, and it has seats