Page 109 - The Little sister of Wilifred

“ Why, yes, of course I. do,” protested
Peggy. “ There ’$ Mr. Bolander. No­

body could be pleasanter than he is.
He is my chum.”

“ I Ve seen Mr. Bolander, He came
to see Randolph this morning, and he

had a great deal to say about the like­
ness between you and me. He is quite
a nice little man,” said Wilifred, in a

patronizing tone that did not alto­

gether please P eggy; “ but, dear m e!
haven’t you anything pleasant beside
Mr. Bolander ? ”

“ Yes, I Ve a lucky star. I see it at
night through the skylight. I hope

you have one, too, Wilifred, i t ’s such
a comfort."

“ I don’t know whether I Ve one 01
not, and I don’t care. What good can

a star be to you, when it ?s ever and ever
so far away ? ”